Evening star., 1915-02-15
EVENTS OF INTEREST
IN AND OUT OF TOWN
Hospitalities For and By the JAP
anese Ambassador and
Wife.
Other Sociabilities of Note-Days at
Home-Personal
Items.

at the Astor Hotel. Among the guest
will be several officers of the army ant
navy, who will be in uniform. TIL,
japanese women will appear in their ma
tive costumes. Admiral Baron Dewa
who is to represent the Japanese nav,
at the Panama Pacific exposition, will be
among those present.
The Japanese ambassador will give q
dinner in honor of Admiral Baron Dewa
to be followed by a reception from .
10 l. Wednesday evening, February II.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Bradley A.
Fiske will entertain at dinner tonight
in honor of the japanese amba ssador and
NlScounteSS Chinda, and Admiral Baron
Dewa will also be their guest.
Assistant Secretary of the Interior and
Mrs. Andreus Jones are entertaining to-
night at. dinner for the Secretary CT
State and Mrs. Bryan.
Mrs. George E. Downey gave a dinner
dance Saturday night in honor Of hel
house guest, Mrs. George NJ. Pollock.
Mrs, Willard Salisbury entertained
at a luncheon today: Her guests were
Mrs. Charles Warren, Mrs. Ewing, Mrs
Sharpe, Mrs. Walcutt, Mrs. John
Dwight. Mrs. Buckner Randolph, Mrs
Reber. Mrs: Leahy. Mrs. Watts. Mrs
and Miss Squire.
Mrs. William A. Jones of Virginia
and her daughter. Miss Anne Seymour
Jones, will be at home tomorrow from
3 to s.
Mrs. David E. Finley will be at home
tomorrow at the Farragut for the last
time this season. She will have with
her Mrs. George Legare Of Charleston.
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home tomorrow from to Z. at 1920 New
Hampshire avenue.
DR.. and Mrs Charles Bishop Munson
announce the engagement of 1=ir
daughter Evangeline to Mr.. Thomas II
Johnston. The wedding is expected to
take place in the early fall.
Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe will not be
able to receive today. but expects to be
at home for the following Mondays OF
the season.
A st. Valentine dance was given by
Miss Florence Love Barker at her
home. The rooms were decorated with
pink and white carnations and hearts
The dancers included Miss Eva Bar
ker.. Mr.. Alvin Goodwin. Miss Blanche
Taylor. Mr.. Lamp. Miss Florence Wal
lace. Mr.. Will Riedel. Miss Edythe Law
My Tr en Goone1 Miss Miss s1s
Strudley. Mr.. Russell Clarkson. Miss
Cora Corning, Mr.. Edward Nicholson,
Miss Isabelle Collins. Mr.. Arthur Cecil.
Lawson; At the midnight supper the
table decorations were in red and
| white.
tive Wingo of Arkansas, will be at
home informally Tuesday, February %.
from to 6. Her sister, Miss Note
Locke Of New York, is visiting her this
week.
| Count Won Rechtereb Limperg Of the
Netherlands legation has arrived and is
staying at the Shoreham.
Mrs. and Miss Seldomridge will re-
ceive for the last time this season at
the Highlands tomorrow afternoon
from to o'clock.
musical tea will be held at the COL
leSe Womens Club at the Hotel Ra-
leigh today from to o'clock The
program will include numbers by Miss
Helen Crennan and Miss Mary Pond,
vocaIsts, and Miss Florence Stone
braker pianist. Miss Catherine E. Gus
tis. chairman of section of the club.
will be assisted in receiving by Miss
Eliza beth V. Brown, president. and by
Mrs T. G. Shearman, Miss NJ Eunice
Wead, Miss Sara Pope Grogan. DR..
Clara S. Ludlow, Mrs r. C. Howard.
Miss Mildred Ross. Miss Florence L.
Bingham, Miss Elizabeth NJ. Carhart,
Miss Marian Clark. Miss Mary E. Grif-
fifth. Miss Ida Howgate. Mrs. K S.
| Outwater. Miss Julia l.. " McCord. Miss
Edna Stone, Miss Lesley Jackson. Miss
Myra H., Jones, Mrs. II. T.. Sawyer Miss
Tanner. Miss Marian Thatcher and Mrs.
w. H. Stutler.
valentine party was given at the
| home of the Misses Fanny and Hattie
Padgett. on G street southeast, Friday
| evening. The house was tastefully
decorated with hearts. cupids and cut
| flowers. Piano selections were rendered
by Miss Matte Teachum and Mrs
| James L. Rhine. At late hour the
guests repaired to the dining room.
where bountiful repast was served.
II. Padgett. NJ. Teachun,. NJ. E. Loman.
NJ. Thompson. the Messrs. NJ Raher. M
! Skiados. T. Elliott. G. Elliott, W. CAM
| eron. Mrs. Saunders, Mr.. and Mrs. James
L. Rhine and Mr.. and Mrs. I. r. Padgett
Dr. Anita Newcomb MCGEE is spend.
| ing some time in Atlantic City.
The Delta Tau Delta Fraternity will
| give a dance Monday evening, February
%, from to i o'clock, at the fra
ternity house, at 1910 N street north
west.
Members and friends of Columbia
Chapter. o. E. s.. will be entertained
at card party at the residence Of Mrs
Tillie c. Chauncey. 1883 Newton street
northwest. Thursday evening, Febru.
ary IS.
Mrs Charles w. Richardson will
open her city house, 1917 Connecticut
avenue, Wednesday, for the annual
meeting of the George Washington
Memorial Association. The president
Mrs. Henry Dimock of New York. will
preside.
valentine party in honor of Mr.
Frank Gobel was given by his sister
Ethelyn at their home, 147 11th street
northeast. Saturday evening last. Mr.
Gobel has inst returned from New
York and Pennsylvania. The house
was beautifully decorated with paper
hearts. the seasons flowers and thing.
appropriate to the occasion. There was
music and singing, recitations by Mist
Blanche Peters and games played, with
presents for the winners. Refreshments
were served. very enjoyable evening
was spent by all
Those present were Misses Louise
Hardy Eva Slater. Edna Haldenbach
Frecda Muench, Anna Orenstein, Ethel
GobeI Blanch Peters, Mrs. Anna Cul.
len. Mr. r. F. Gobel. william Hutchin.
, son. william Luers. Charles Pafnell
Frank Gobel. George Noyes and Free
Brill
Miss Eileen Ferguson Roach will Civ,
a dinner for her house guest, Mis-
Helen McCumber. daughter of Senato