Evening star., 1915-02-20

will make arrangements for them to
leave shortly for the coast, where the
duchess will recuperate. Both are well
known in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Mum and
Miss Margaret Perrin and Miss Mar
guerite Barbour, with Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel of Philadelphia, have gone to
Palm Beach, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs H Campbell Graef were
hosts at dinner last evening in honor
of Sir Charles and Lady Ross of Scot
land. The other guests included MIR.
and Mrs. Caldwell Millett, Mr.. and
Roosevelt, Capt. and Mrs. Bristol, Miss
Judge and Capt. Cotton. L. S. n.
Owing to the death of her aunt, Mrs.
Herbert S. Howard is obliged to recall
her invitations for tomorrow to meet
Mrs. Blagden.
Mrs. Florence Fox. after several
years absence in Europe, has return
ed to her native city with Mr.. Fox
and are at the Hotel Bellevue.
Mrs. John J. White will give tea
to the members and friends of the
Congressional Union at her home,
Studio House, on Sheridan circle, Sun
day afternoon, February IS, to cele-
brate the completion of a three-week
sional Union to establish the founda-
ton of the Susan 3. Anthony memorial
fund
Mr. and Mrs. Herman PelZman, 532i
10th street, will be at home tomorrow
evening in honor of their son, DR.. Ivy
A. Pelzman of Fordham Hospital, New
York city, who is with his parents for
a short visit.
Mr. Isadore Cravis of Philadelphia is
the house guest for the week end of
Mr.. Frank NJ. Pelzman.
Miss yolga Haworth of this city is
spending two weeks at Hillcrest, the
home of Miss Hilda Thomas, in Fair
fax, Va.
Miss Tyssowski and Miss Isabelle
Tyssowski will entertain at luncheon
February 23 in honor of their cousin.
Miss Dorothy Crawford and house
guest, Miss Margaret Watkins of
Wynnewood, Philadelphia, Pa.
Members of Chapter D, T. L. o., were
honor guests Thursday at q tea given
by Mrs. Albert NJ. Walker, who was as
sisted in receiving by the dents
ters, Miss Davis of Chapter A. Mrs.
Frank Fuller of Chapter and Mrs.
Augustus Knight of Chapter c. Among
the guests out-of-town chapters were
Nebraska, Mrs Otis Rogers of Missouri.
Mrs A. G. McColm. Miss Cowles, Mrs.
| Girton and Mrs. William r. Green Of
| Iowa.
Mrs Walter Hines Page, wife of the
American amba ssador to Great Britain,
is expected in Philadelphia tomorrow
| to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Livingston f.
helm street, Germantown. Mrs. Jones
| has issued invitations for large
luncheon which she will give in honor
| of her house guest Thursday, at the
IGermantown Cricket Club, Mannheim.
| After the luncheon Mrs. Page VIII
spend some time the guest of Mrs
Jones' mother, Mrs. Sanford c. Boiling,
at her home, Rockland farm. Chester
county, near West Chester. Mrs. Boil
ling. who formerly resided in New
York, and the Pages have long been IN
| innate friends.
| Mrs. Page, who has been in this coun-
try a month, has just returned from
tour south. She expects to go back to
London early in March, to join the am
bassador and their daughter.
Mrs. Eberle, wife of the comman-
dant at the navy yard, is hostess at
tea dance this afternoon at her home:
The party is in honor of Miss Mildred
North of Providence, r: l. There Will
be fifty couples. and Mrs. Randolph
Harrison, mother of the hostess. and
Mrs Wainwright will be at the tea
table.
Mrs Herbert Crapster of New York,
formerly a resident of this city. Is
here spending a few days visiting
friends.
/, Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Smallwood
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Dorothy A Smallwood. and
Mr.. Reginald Wyckliffe Geare. The
/ news was told today in a novel way
at buffet luncheon party given by
i Miss Smallwood, at which about forty
five guests were present. Moving pic
lures were shown in the billiard room.
and portraits of the engaged couple
and incidents of picnic of last sum-
mer were thrown on the screen.
Mrs. Ordway and Miss Jessie Lane as
sisted the hostess. and the drawing
rooms and dining room were adorned
with red hearts.
Mrs. Woodward Bispham. who has
been visiting in New York since be-
| fore the holidays, has returned to her
apartment in the Marlborough.
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