Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-01-13
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS.
Afternoon Card Parties---Evening
Observation-Disclosures What is Trans
spring in the Social Realm.

A very pleasant card party was given
yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Allen Fs
Westcott. at her residence No. Mary
land avenue. TO meet her mother, Mrs.
Townsend.
The game was auction, and there
were five tables. Beautiful favors-
small. old-fashioned bouquets were
attached TO each hand-painted place
card. The decorations of the rooms
were very attractive
After the game a buffet supper was
served in the dining room. Mrs. Teel,
wife Of Professor Teel, of Severna
Park, poured tea, and Mrs. Gill. wife
of Lieut.. Charles G. Gill. Il. S. n.
poured coffee A number of friends
who do not play the game. were invited
in for refreshments
Last evening Mrs. Sydney Morgan, of
Wardonr, entertained at a most de-
lightful musical The participants
were all musicians of high order and
special artists in their line. Despite
the Indictment weather, the house was
filled with guests.
The program was a delight to mu-
sic lovers. and consisted of arias, ex
cerpts from favorite operas, solos, for
voice and instrument Mrs. John
Phelps. of Baltimore, was soloist. and
MIR. Chenille, of Gainesville. accom-
PIANIST, while Mrs. Crommer. the solo
list, in the Eutaw Place Temple, Balti-
mere. was the soprano soloist.
Mrs Crommer has a beautiful color
ature soprano. and is great favor
tie in the musical world All numbers
were encored and the audience was
delighted with the rare musical treat
indeed, the desire was expressed by
many that the program be given all
over again.
After the musical an elaborate sup
per was served.
Mrs. Richard Morton gave a beauti-
fully appointed luncheon on Tuesday.
at which Mrs Eberle wife of the Su-
perintendent, was the guest of honor.
The color scheme was violet and all
the appointments were carried out in
this color.
Violets were used in table decor
ations and oorsage bouquets of violets
were placed with the name card, a
hand-painted violet. lees. bon-bons
and all details were in violet hue The
luncheon was followed by a card party
Mrs. Morton is always a charming
hostess and entertains royalty.
Captain and Mrs Eberle left this
afternoon for Washington. to be the
guests of Secretary of the Navy and
Mrs. Daniels. On Saturday Secretary
and Mrs. Daniels will come to Annap-
oils as guests of Superintendent and
Mrs. Eberle, and in the afternoon Mrs.
Eberle viii give a reception for three
of this seasons Washington debutan-
ties, and dinner in the evening before
the officers hop, which all will attend.
The debutantes are Miss Cowan, daugh-
ter of Senator and Mrs. Shields: Miss
Georgia Schofeld. daughter of Mrs.
Hewson: Miss Nellie Johnson. daugh-
ter of Mrs. Paul Everetts Johnson.
Yesterday afternoon. despite the un-
pleasant weather conditions, the recep-
ton at the Superintendent was unus-
ually large. Mrs Eberle was assisted
by Miss Bonnie Todd Mrs. Dallas
wan tiSht' MA .. iuSHs MISS Juild
Douw, Miss Mccormick, Miss Lyon
Mrs. Richards is giving a luncheon
in honor of Miss Ellen Lyon, whose
engagement to Ensign Richards was
recently announced
Secretary of State Lansing and Mrs
Lansing will give a dinner party on
January % in Washington. at which
Captain and Mrs. Eberle will be guests.
After the dinner superintendent and
Mrs. Eberle will be house guests over
night of General Mills.
Mrs. Cluverius. wife of Commander
Wat t. Cluverius, u. S. N, entertained
at a larfge card party Tuesday even
ing in the Naval ACADEMY.