Evening star., 1916-01-30
Recent Hospitalities.

Mrs. Stanley D. Willis gave a mis-
cellaneous shower Friday at her home,
1475 Columbia road, for her sister, Miss
Florence Evans. whose marriage to Mr..
G. Fenton Cramer will take place in
February. Among those present were
Mrs. Henry Evans. Mrs. Mary A. Nor
ris. Misses Mary and Esther Evans,
Mrs. Harry B. Cramer, Miss Mary
Cramer. Mrs. Charles S. Willis. Mrs.
William e. Richardson. Mrs. Lorel n.
Morgan. Mrs. David L. Thompson, Mrs.
Fuller Perkins, Mrs. Howard Kneessi,
Mrs. Vivian Whitaker. Mrs. r. Wood
land Gates. Mrs. Howard Altemus,
Mrs. George Reik. Mrs. John D. Rhodes,
Mrs. Harry A. Austin, Mrs. Richard G.
Richardson, Mrs T. Baker Robinson.
Mrs. George Calvert Bowie. Misses Lois
Brooks. Dorothy White, Helen and
| Margaret McCambridge, Marie and
Hazel johnson. Helen Zeh, Florence
Ballinger. Clara Stack. Emily Thomp-
son, Miss Pauline Ritter. and Mrs.
Thomas o. Morris of Baltimore and
Mrs. John A. Dienner of Chicago.
Miss Clarice Livingstone entertained
at an informal 500 party on Thursday
evening. in honor of her house guest,
Miss Jeanne Ross of Montreal. Those
present were Miss Margaret Trimble.
Miss Sarah Miller. Miss Mary Mayf1eld.
Miss Helen Hopkins, Miss Katherine
Lyons, Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Gordon.
Mr.. Goodwin Ellsworth. jr.; Mr.. D.
Franklin Houston. tr.: Mr.. Robert Gard.
Mr.. s. Nicholson. Mr.. Herbert Schoen-
field. Messrs. Robert and Kenneth Liv-
ingstone.
Mr.. and Mrs. James W. DOGGY of
Capitol Hill recently gave a bridge
whist and 500 party in compliment to
Mrs. Hunting Ashton Of Mamaroneck. N.
y. the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ashton Todd. The parlor and dining
Winners Of prizes were, in the order
Of winning: For whist. Mrs. Rachel
Tongate Beck and Mrs. Ashton; for
Mrs. Mrs. Hensy Churchill Cook a sod Mis:
Churchill Cook. Mr.. Arthur Copeland
and Mr.. Goodson.
Those who assisted Mrs. DOGGY in the
Gates. Mrs. James E. Brooke, Mrs
Frank A. Woodfield and Miss Esther
Mayher. The guests were: Dr.. and
Mrs. Henry Churchill Cook. Mrs. NJ. G.
Hunting Ashton. Mrs. James e. Brooke.
Miss Marshall Brooke, Mrs. Rachel r.
Beck. Miss Esther Mayher. Mr.. and
Mrs; Mrs, =. Ashton MeI Todd. Todd. Miss Mary New
Flossie Neweombe. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
A. Woodneld. Mr.. and Mrs. John Nc
Carron. Mr.. Kelly and Mr.. Goodson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Reichard r.va n
dance last Saturday evening at Dono-
hoes Hall. for their daughter, Mabel
virginia. when she made her formal
bow bow Miss Reichard wore a gown Of
freshments were served and dancing
was INDUCED in until a late hour. Mrs.
Reichard and her daughter were as
sisted In receiving their guests by Mrs
Mrs. G. w. Price.
Anna Bradley. Edna Bradley. Leila
Mudd. Lillian Dwyer. Adelaid Dwyer,
santa Lorrena. Mary Fieishel, s, Margaret t
De Vault. Edna Glen. Mae Pagan, Va
lerie simms. Grace Newcum:. Florence
nRe RuRs JSnf WaeF Fay Mssers ws ASsss ks
Peck and Edmund Peck OF Baltimore,
VIII Dwyer. Sheldon F'leishel. William
Kellingsr;: James Sullivan. Paul sulli-
o'Brian. George Wiley. George Bradley.
Shecks Finneran. M. Bennett. Edward
Murphy; Jack Mccaulith. Edward Ste
nard and Roscoe Reichard
After the dance Miss Reichard enter
tained a house party Of six at her
home. $50 East Capitol street. until
Sunday night.
Miss Elizabeth Gardner Howser was
hostess at a bridge party Of six tables
yesterday afternoon. Additional guests
came in for the tea which followed.
when Mrs. Edmund Pendleton and Mrs.
Harry r. Howser presided at the tea
table. which had a centerpiece formed
of q tall basket filled with Killarney
roses and mountain laurel.
Miss Mary Louise Howser, sister of
the hostess, also assisted in receiving.
Friday evening, January 81, a num-
ber of relatives and friends Of Mrs.
Albert Prince and her daughter. Miss
Marie G. Prince, assembled at their
home, 111o 9Th street northwest. to
celebrate the sixteenth birthday an
niversary Of the latter.
Vocal and instrumental music was
furnished by Miss Helen Stage and
Miss Catherine Boaz. and dancing was
INDUCED in until near midnight. when
supper was served.