Evening star., 1916-12-10
informally on Monday. December IL
from a until s O'Clock.


Mrs. Howry. will make her Washing
j ton debut. donating part of the pro-
'ceeds to the American relief fund for
!, the French wounded, have all been
them are Mrs. John W. Weels, Mrs.
i John 3. Henderson, Mrs. Gibson Fahn-
testock. Mrs. Delos Biodgett. Mrs. Sam
uel Spencer, Mrs. Robert Traver and
esses are Mrs. Fred Atherton. Mrs.
,Eliphalet Andrews. AIRS. j. b. Aieshire,
1 Mrs. George L. Andrews, Mrs. Arthur
Addison. Miss Acosta., Nine. Ali Kuli
Ito Bigelow, Mrs. Sinclair Bowen. Mrs.
Sidney Ballou. Mrs. Delos Blod-
Egett. Mrs. Bonafrou. Mrs. 'Gist Blair.
Mrs. Joseph Bailey. Mrs. Becker, Mrs.
| A. S. Burleson, Mrs. Bankhead. Mrs C.
II. Butler. Mrs Montgomery Blair. Miss
Lucy Brickenstein, Mrs George Bar
nett. Mrs. Whitfield Brown, Mrs. Breck-
inridge, Mrs. John Biddle, Mrs. Rich
ardson Clover, Mrs. Thomas Chatard,
Mrs Calderon Carlisle, Mrs. Fred Cha
deron, Mrs: Victor Cushman. Mrs. Ed
ward Campbell, Mrs. Kearney Carr, Mrs.
Medorem Crawford, Mrs. Robert Chew,
4 Miss Mary Cryder, Miss Martha Goldman,
Culbsrson. Mrs. Ward Donys, Mrs. Henry
Danforth, Mrs. Henry F: Dimock, Mrs.
John W: Davidge. Mrs. A. C. Downing.
MIS-; Deiand. Mrs: Josephus Daniels, Mrs.
Il
Elkins. Mrs. Richard Ely, Mrs. Robert
E1more, Mrs. EicheIberger Mrs John W.
EoSter Mrs Fred Faust, Mrs. Charles
Fok, Mrs. Gibson Fahnestoek, Mrs.
Flood, Mrs Thomas +. Gaff. Mrs. Fred
| Giliett, Mrs. Hampson Gary, Mrs. Gilbert
Mrs Sheen, Mrs. Richardson Gibson,
MISS Gwynn; Mrs; Carol Glover. Mrs.
Mrs Archibald Hopkins. Mrs. Christian
Hemmick. Mrs Charles E. Hughes, Mime.
ss' asuse' Mrs. Hutchins, Mrs. John 3. Hen
Houston, Mrs. John Hays Hammond,
| Mrs q. 7. B. Harris, Mrs Hickey, Mrs.
! Harts, Mrs. George Hamilton, Mrs Rich
aso = aaElHr H;1 Mrs Mrs 1.osr w. Bruce Howe, Mrs
fiennen Jennings. Mrs. Perry johnson,
Miss Judge. Mrs. Ralph Jenkins, Mrs
Arnold A kiebs. Mrs. Victor Kauffmann,
MIS- MIS- kihSsH kki1hnoeIoerger' @ Mrs: E. T. Knorr.
L1.lttauer. Mrs Lurton, Mrs. Loring, Mrs.
| William r. Merriam, Mrs. E. w. Mont
kSmery; no wv Mrs Joseph Mckenna, Mrs. Nc
!cohtne, Mrs. Moran. Mrs. Tpshur m Moor @
head. Miss Maury Mrs. Mccoy. Mrs, G.
G MeChord, Mrs. B. F. Mcfarland,
Mrs MS Frsnn T. Wooanutt %n.s Miller Miss Monroe.
Mrs. Norton: Mrs. Theo. Noyes, Mrs
Robert L. Owen. Mrs. Cleveland per
kIns. Mrs. Mahlon Pitney, Mrs. ord
PRESTON. Mrs. Walter Penfield, Mrs.
--~Aoeoh, 1ifS olHOrQ PlnChOt, Mrs.
rage. Mrs. Myron Parker, Mrs Frank
zoe, Mrs: Leigh Palmer, Mrs. B. r.
RUSSELL, Mrs. Charles H. Robb. Mrs.
Rayner, Mrs Burr Richardson, Mrs
samuel Reber. Mrs. Franklin Roose-
yelt, Mrs. Bucknef Randolph, Miss Jane
Riggs, Mrs. Peyton Russell, Mrs Hunt
Slater, Mrs. Sands. Mrs Sanger. Mrs
Sewers, Mrs. John c. Simpson, Mrs
swanson, Mrs: Robert M. Thompson
Ms Mrs, SIT TalbDt, & Mrs Lyman TIFFANY. Mrs
Charles T. Tittman. Mrs. Robert Ira
yer, Mrs. Walter Tuckerman, Mrs. y.
L Tanner. Mrs. Lawrence Townsend,
Mrs. Richard Townsend. Mrs. Van ors-
Williams. Mrs. Horace westcott, Mrs.
Edward White, Mrs. Myron Whitney.
Mrs. Randall Webb, Mrs Walter Wells
Mrs. Arthur Wallace and. Mrs. John W.
Miss Eleanor Richards, 1&25, eorcoran
street, has sent out cards for a dance
Christmas night in the ballroom of
fse1 MASSACHUSETTS avenue, in comph-
ment to several college friends. who
will be home for the holidays.
Mrs. Joseph Townsend and daughter
OF Bloomsbury, Pa, are guests of Mrs.
Lucien Young at 94S Shepherd street
Mrs. Arthur Ramsay was hostess at
delightful musical yesterday after
noon at Fairmont Seminary, when she
, +, entertained in honor of Mrs William
Cumming Story, president general of
the d. A. r.
Those taking part in the program in
tcfuded Mrs. W. H.. Won Boyer, pianist
Mr: Anton Kaspar, violinist: Mr.. Arthur
Deibert, who gave several vocal Sc
lections, and Mr.. Richard Lorleberg.
solos.
A reception followed. when Mrs. F. L.
AIrG 1nn ntra
IT. Rainey presided at the tea table.
4 which had centerpiece formed of a
tiny Christmas tree. Holly and other
Christmas greens were used in the dec
| Miss ALA Reese entertained the
Brookland Rose Society at reception
last evening in celebration of the fifth
anniversary of the foundation of the
society. About fifty members and
| guests were present, among them Mrs
! James McHugh of Wilmington. Del, a
former resident of Brookland.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E Jones were hosts
! to former members of the Ford .. ace
party 4at the Occidental Friday night
The following. who are delegates to the
vention at the Ebbitt, were guests:
I Mrs. Frederick Holt of Detroit, Prof.
F., Emily Greene Balch OF Wellesley, Mrs
Joseph Fels of Philadelphia, Mrs. Lola
hdSeTlCk LiOyd OF tnlCaSO and MRS.
May Wright Sewell of indianapolis.
| Mrs. Theodore Marburg came over
! from Baltimore yesterday for the week
| end, and was hostess at a dinner at the
Shoreham last night.
Former Ambassador Morgenthau
while spending a few days in Wash
| ington is stopping at the Shoreham.
4 Mrs. William Wallace, wife of the as
sistant attorney general, was hostess
|, at an informal luncheon at the Shore
ham yesterday.
| Mrs. c. r. Dufour is at the Chalfonte
Hotel, at Atlantic City.
Mrs E. Hunt Thompson entertained
| at dinner last evening at the Chevy
Chase Club.
! Mrs. william Meade Coulling has re-
| turned from visit to Leesburg, where
| she was the guest of her mother, Mrs
Armistead T. NJ. Rust. During her visit
Mrs. Coulling attended the beagle hunt.
Mrs. Rust will join her daughter later
| in the season at the Mendota.
Mrs. Garnett Gilbert Loef1er was
! hostess at a charming tea yesterday
afternoon in her apartment at the
Goodwin in honor of Mrs. Wintemute
| w. Sloan.
| The rooms were beautifully decorated
with pink roses, palms and foliage
plant.
: Mrs. Loeffler received in gown of
apricot satin combined with black tulle