Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-12-31
Paine. Ray Clark. J. Bryant, Henry Cat.
ling and Main Sandoe.

The fourth Of a series of dances was
given by the Studio Dance Club at
Studio Hall, 1919 Connecticut avenue,
Christmas night. Refreshments were
served. anu Mr.. ]. Stanley Long, Mr..
r. J. Leimer and Mr.. James Wheeler
acted as committee and distributed
presents to all the guests. Those at
tending were Mr.. and Mrs. J. Stanley
Long, MIR. and Mrs. James Wheeler. Mr..
and Mrs. c. Emory Hall. Misses Joyce,
Ryan. Schmid, Gates, Manning, Morris.
Cartwright, German, Doyle, Marsh, Col
man. Martin, Prescott. Higgins, Miller.
Mrs. Z. s. Brashears. Mrs. Ravens,
Messrs. Charles Stevenson, William E.
A Gallaher. Edmond Bacon. Clarence
Doyle, R w. s. Roe. Louis Wine. Harold
Long, A b. Doyle, Lieut.. Frank, Alb
bott, Bryan, Pardo. Holland and Johns.
Miss Eleanor Richards entertained
Christmas night. The ballroom of 1401
Massachusetts, avenue was decorated
with holly and mistletoe, with red
shaded lamps for the occasion. Miss
Richards was assisted in receiving by
her mother. Mrs. r. NJ. Richards. and
a number of her classmates at George
Washington University.
party was given in honor of the
eighteenth birthday of Henry Edwin
northwest. on Christmas night. After
the dancing refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard N. Popkins en-
tertained Christmas the three genera
tons Of their family at the old home,
View Farm. Va, three miles south of
Alexandria, on the Potomac river.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. George
w. Popkins. Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Tay-
lor, all of Washington; Mr.. and Mrs.
nf hill 1n1v tn
Miss Lillian Popkins. Mr.. Earl Popkins,
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Popkins and Mrs.
Maud Popkins Haislip all OF Virginia;
and their grandchildren. Miss Virginia
w. Haislip Of Virginia and Master G..
Ross Popkins Of Washington.
The residence of DR.. and Mrs. Charles
W. Cuthbertson, at Langdon. D. c.. was
the scene last evening of gay gather
ing OF young people In honor of Mr..
Earl Packer. who sails January for
service in the United States embassy
at Petrograd. Russia. The party was
a complete surprise to Mr.. Packer. A
music. after which supper was served.
The table had as centerpiece a small
ship. Miss Marie cuthbertson was
toastmistress. and Mr.. Walter Mold
dress. and presented Mr. Packer with
kewpie as a travelling companion
Mr.. Marshall Thomas was delegated to
present the parting remembrance, q
handsome neckscarf. Among those
present were Misses Mable Frye, Marie
g. Cuthbertson, Frances E. Logan,
Bfndon Colonna, Pauline Lehman,
Grace Smith, Blanche Lehman, Eileen
Colonna, Jessie Joplin, Anna Kline,
Ruth OBrien. Margaret True and Nell
lie McSherry: Messrs. Earl Packer,
Walter Mold, Marshall Thomas, Mar
shall Davis. Lawrence Hines, William
Fay. Leonard Smith, Milton Schwab,
Harry Cuthbertson and Milton -Bosley
and Mr.. and Mrs. Everyn Anderson,
Mrs. Katherine Layton, Mrs. Elizabeth
Townsend and DR.. and Mrs. Charles W.
Cuthbertson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Leslie Holt Of
the De Sofa apartments entertained their
Juvenile friends yesterday afternoon with
novel dance at the Tea Cup Inn. Over
$50 children were In attendance and the
gayey of the occasion was heightened
by special Hawaiian decorations and
favors. The Hawaiian motif was carried
throughout the refreshments and music.
The two upper floors of the inn were
used for the entertainment.
Among the guests were the little Miss
es Lucille Barry, Beatrice Duke, Reba
Dobrin. Marie Dobrin, Mabel Grornley,
Helene Pate. Audrey Sigrnond, Anna
Bugdon, Helen Simpson. Marguerite
Weighell. Marie Duce, Helen Sweeney,
Louise Shepard. Dorothy Reeder, Mari.
on Dove. Maude Quinter. Ruth Giles,
Helen Garrett. Mildred Garrett, Virginia
Porter. Bessie Garner. Beatrice Coles,
Chariine Springsguth. Lucille Locraft,