Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-27
Bethesda. Md.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
BETHESDA. Md, February 26.-The
fancy dress ball given by Mrs. Roy
Grove at the schoolhouse last Friday
evening for the benefit of the school
was attended by many from Rockville
and Washington. The ball opened at
$50 o'clock with grand march. led by
John Chrisman of Washington and Mrs.
Roy Grove of Bethesda. in elaborate
costumes. There were many beautiful
as well amusing costumes. Howell
Gross of Washington appearing as
Aunt Jemima. and furnishing fun for
the large crowd all evening. Music
was by Mr.. Groves orchestra. After
the ball Mr. and Mrs. Robey gave a
midnight supper. 1t was estimated
that enough money was made to pay
for all the necessary repairs ON the
schoolhouse.
Mrs. Edmund p. Ellis of Bradley Hills
entertained at luncheon, followed by
bridge. Friday afternoon. Guests were
Mrs. James kirkpatrick. Mrs. james C..
Adkins. Mrs. E. =. Wilson. Mrs. Henry
Z. karr, Mrs. S. W. Haworth. Mrs.
George r. Anderson. Mrs. O. H. Fowler
and Miss karr of Bethesda. Mrs. Yung
kwai and Mrs. J. Edgar Stephens of
Washington
Naomi Chapter. Eastern Star of
Bethesda. gave an entertainment at
Wilson Hall Wednesday evening. it be-
ing the fourth anniversary of the
chapter. The guests were MasonS of
Washington and Bethesda.
Mrs. George r. Anderson of Elm
avenue entertained the officers of the
Woman's Club of Bethesda at luncheon
Enoch G. johnson. Mrs. Gilbert H.
Grosvenor. Mrs. Charles F. Dickens,
Mrs. o; H. Fowler and Mrs. Morris L.
CroXall
spending the winter with Mr.. and Mrs
William F. Emory of Oak place. was
called to her home in Masontown. Pa,
by the serious illness of an aunt.
Mrs. Enoch g. johnson entertained a
an informal bridge party Monday at
Spring Lodge. in compliment to Mrs.
James Brandenburg of New York. The
guests were Mrs. Clarence Weber. Mrs.
Mrs. Janet Cameron Anderson. Miss
Edith Bunting and Miss White.
Miss Fannie Bartcher of Washington
has been spending few days with the
family of Mr. and Mrs OryiIe n
Fansler.
Mrs. George Hane and Miss Lavinia
Wagner were hostesses for the New
comb Club Thursday evening at the
home of Mrs Hane.. the Oaks: Alta
Vista. In spite of the Indictment
weather. a large number attended.
George H. O'Connor of Washington
sang several numbers. to the great de-
i1Snt OF MS audience The program
also included Miss Milovitch violin.
accompanied by Miss Wagner: soprano
solo by Mrs. Burgess, piano solo by
Mr.. Bostroem. and a piano duet by
Mrs. Hane and her son. George Hane
Dancing followed the musical program
Mrs. James C.. ADKINS entertained at
bridge Saturday evening at her home
in Oak place. Guests were DR.. and
Mrs. Clarence Weber, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
G. Getzendanner. Mr. and Mrs. Dean
Caldwell. jr.: Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch G.
Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Edgar
Stephans of Stoneleish Court. Mr.. and
Mrs O. H. Gore Of Chevy Chase. Mrs.
Chester. Pa: Miss White of Jersey City
were Mrs. Clarence Weber, Mrs. James
Brandenburg, Mr.. James and Dean
Caldwell, jr. At the close of the even
ing buffet supper was served
Mrs. James Kirkpatrick gave a
luncheon to the members of St. Johns
Guild, preceding her last. at home for
February. Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hite Miller of Wash
ington and Alta Vista gave a Wash
ington birthday dance at the hall at
Du Point Circle for about seventy-five
guests. Music was furnished by a sec
ton of the Marine Band Orchestra.
Miss Edith Bunting OF, Chester, Pa.
is the guest of Mr.. ana Mrs. Dean
Caldwell. jr., of Northwest Park.
Miss Alma Moore visited friends in
Washington during the week.
The Bethesda Assembly is to hold
it's next dance at Wilson Hall Friday
evening