Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-29
Mrs. Herbert Sparrow. Mrs. Harvey
Tomb, Mrs. Ira Patchin and Miss Alice
SheDard


The President and Mrs. Wilson dined
last night with the Secretary of the
residence residence on aq R street. In the Company
| invited to meet them were Mr.. Justice
| and Mrs Hughes, Mr.. Justice and Mrs.
| Pitney. Senator Phelan Of California
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Tntermyer Of
| New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic B.
Jennings of New York. Mr.. and Mrs:
| Arthur w: Page Of New York. Mr.. and
Mrs Louis Brandeis of Boston, Mr..
| David B. Jones of Chicago. Miss Jones
| and Miss Mona McAdoo.
The Vice President and Mrs. Mar
shall were honor guests at a dinner
of State and Mrs. Lansing. The other
guests were the Portuguese minister,
Viscount d'A1te, Nine. Pezet, the Chi
| nese minister and Mrs. Wellington Koo.
| son, Senator and Mrs. Oliver Of Penn
| sylvania, Representative and Mrs. Rich
ard Olney I'd, Gen. and Mrs. Barnett. Mr..
Adolph Caspar Miller. Gen. and Mrs.
Albert L. Mills. Capt. and Mrs. Edward
w. Eberle, DR.. and Mrs. David Jayne
Hill and Miss Kate Lansing.
The Postmaster General and Mrs.
Burleson entertained at dinner last
evening, when their guests were the
Secretary of Commerce and mrs. Red-
| field, Senator and Mrs. La Toilette, Sem
ator and Mrs. MARITIME, Senator Hoke
Smith, Representative and Mrs. Ben
Johnson, Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh and
Mr.. and Mrs. Hemmick.
The assistant attorney general and
| Mrs Ernest Knaebel entertained at din
ner last night in honor Of the Attorney
General and Mrs. Gregory. Their other
guests were Gov. and Mrs. John Lind,
Representative and Mrs. William Kent,
No g Nv<Vpa
dell of Denver.
| Mr. and Mrs Edison Bradley were
| hosts at dinner last evening, when
| their guests were the Brazilian amoas,
sador and Nine da Cana, Admiral and
Mrs. Brownson, DIR. and Mrs. Charles
| D. Walcott, Gen. and Mrs. Henry G.
Sharpe, Capt. and Mrs. Spencer Wood.
| Col. and Mrs. Reber. Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
| men Jennings, DR.. and Mrs. Thomas
Chatard, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas T. CAT,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ltttauer and DR..
| and Mrs. Ralph Jenkins.
Mrs. William J. Boardman and Mrs.
Frederick A. Keep are at White Sui
phur Springs.
Mr.. Henry Blondheim will celebrate
! his eighty-fourth birthday anniversary
| at his home. SIS Quincy street north
| west, Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Gardner Howser is en-
tertaining at bridge party of six ia
\ bleS this afternoon, when her guests
! will include a number OF the debu-
| tantes of the season.
| There will be six tables and the deco
| rations will be entirely in pink.
Mrs. Edmund Pendleton and Mrs.
Harry r. Howser will preside at the
tea table and Miss Marie Louise How
ser. sister of the hostess, will also as
| sist.
Mrs. Edison Bradley was hostess at q
| luncheon today.
! Henry e. Kleinsorge Of Sacramento.
Cal: accompanied BY his wife and SIS
Pauline Meister. spent several days
here recently as the guests OF Saliva
tore Scalco. Mr.. Kleinsorge and party
are making a tour Of the eastern
| states.
Mrs. Frederick Atherton is giving a
small musical this afternoon. when
Miss Dorothy Bigelow Of New York,
who recently returned from long alb.
sence abroad, will give q program Of
songs. Tea will follow.
| Miss Anna Hagan entertained at her
home, the Ingleside. Tuesday evening,
| when she was assisted by her mother.
Mrs. A. Hagan. The guests included
Robel, Cordova, Steele. Crump. Lindsey.
Brookbank, Lumbody, Desmond, Morton.
Hagan and Busey, Mrs. Meyers. Mrs
| Ecloff, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Crawford, Mrs
| Bowen, Mrs Steele and Mrs. Morris. and
Messrs. Frankel, Clagett and Langstream.
Mrs Frederick C. Bieg is entertaining
at a reception this afternoon at the WASH
ington Club, from 4 to Z.