Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-29

as Armat, Miss Helen McCumber, Miss
Dorothy Taylor. Miss Frances Effinger.
Miss Katherine Du Bose, Miss Nancy
Gordon Jones. Miss Hildegarde Hurley,
Miss Antoinette Ray, Miss Lena Hitch
cock and Miss Gladys -Hetherington of
Philadelphia
Miss Irene Copelin of Great Falls.
Mont, announced her engagement to
Mr.. otto G. Raymond Of this city at a
iuncneon given recently at the Park
dotel IN Great Falls. The table was
decorated with a basket of enchantress
carnations. The handle was tied with a
hnny maline bow, and the color note
was carried out in the name cards.
At each place was a small cupid bear
ing card with the two names The
marriage of Miss Copelin and Mr.. Ray
mond will take place May H.
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Sanford en-
tertained at dinner in the rose room
The Dixie ball, given last night at the
| Raleigh by the Robert E. Lee Chapter
OF the United Daughters of the Confed-
| affairs Of the season More than $50
couples were present
Ihe balr started with a grand march
led by the officers of the chapter, of
which Mrs. Walter E. Hutton is presi-
dent The other officers heading the
procession were Mrs John NJ. Hickey,
honorary president: Mrs. Horace w.
Whitaker. nrst vice president: Mrs. A.
E eugene s,i Barr; second vice president:
Miss Blanche Sinclair, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Ellen G. Marshall, treas
urer; Mrs. F. W. Mahood, registrar;
Mrs. Wallace streator. historian: Mrs.
EHeorse Covington. parliamentarian;
Eugenia c. Rollins. chaplain. These
Officers were assisted in their prepare
tons by the ball committee, including
Miss Edith Oracle, Miss Dorothy Dem
line included Col. William c. Gorgas,
Col. Robert E. Lee, Capt. John NJ. Hick-
ey. Clarence ]. Owens. Bates Warren,
Claude Bennett. Charles D. Carter,
que and Edwin C. Dutton. The floor
committee consisted of w. Everett
Brockman and DR.. w. B. Hicks.
The patronesses were Mrs. Thomas
Watt Gregory. Mrs. Charles D. Carter,
Mrs. John H. Bankhead. jr.; Miss
Mary Custis Lee, Mrs Ollie James, Mrs.
Claude Swanson. Mrs. South Trimble,
Mrs: Archibald Oracle, Mrs. Theodore
7: shuey. Mrs. Frank G. Odenheimer.
Mrs. Maude Howell Smith, Mrs. Claude
Bennett. Mrs. J. Willard RagsdaIe, Miss
Mamie Randolph Heth, Mrs. Burleson,
Mrs. Graeme Harvey. Mrs. w. ]. Kyle,
Mrs Walter Wells. Mrs. Wythe Cook,
Mrs; Edwin Dutton. Mrs: George Theo-
bald, Mrs. w. 7. Baggett, Mrs. William
Isl: Stamper, Mrs. Laura Wright, Mrs
Edwin Du Bose, Mrs. Fred G. bennett,
Mrs. Theodore Tiller, Miss Caroline
Lon gfellow. Mrs. John H. Bell, Mrs
is. A. Wayne. Mrs. Jennie Monroe, Mrs
Leigh Robinson and Mrs Wade At
kinson.
Plans have been completed by the Smith
Club; composed OF the local alumnae of
Smith College. Northampton. Mass. for
Beauty Is Only Skin Deep" at Epiphany
parish hall Friday evening. The produc-
who otherwise could not afford it may
have the advantages of college educa-
ton.
MISS Margaret Douglas has gone to
Philadelphia. where she will be the guest
OF Mrs. Lawrence Warner Clarke for a
week or ten days.
Mrs. Charles W. Fenton was hostess at
a luncheon today
The freshman prom of the George
town Law School took place last even
ing in the bathrooms at the Willard.
steamers and banners in the univer-
sity colors, blue and gray, forming the
decoration. A stringed orchestra play
ed throughout the evening and a buff
let supper was served at midnight in
! for the dance were Mrs. Thomas Riley
Marshall, Mrs. John w. Kern, Mrs.
Ashley N. Could Mrs. J. Eris Powell,
Mrs. Katherine w. Fegan. Mrs. Law
renee v: Grogan. Mrs. Conrad Reid,
Mrs. Peter A: Drury. Mrs. Vernon e.
West. Mrs. John d. O'Reilly, Mrs. Will
| liam H. West, Mrs. Daniel w. Baker,
Miss Mary E. Golden and Miss Herman.
Mr.. William RI Watkins is class
| president. and the other officers are:
II Iryytp T0l %
Keller, John G. Petritz and William c.
Preus; secretary. William J. O,Hargan;
treasurer, Jerry c. Massey; historian,
| George. E. Edelin,, and sergeant at
arms, Joseph NJ. Wise.
The committee in charge of the dance
was composed of. Mr.. John G. Petritz
chairman; Paul B! Mccarthy, floor man.
ager: Wyatt Aiken. Caesar L. Aiello e
Irwin Burns. James E. Cantrill, George
G. Clark. N. w. Commander. Robert B
Dawkins, Edward E. Duffy. George f.
Edelin,, Rufus Hardy. John NJ Harms
John B. Keller, Joseph c. McGarraghy
Jerry G. Massey. George r. Morrisey
John Carey Myette, William A. Need
| William J. O'Hagan. William c. Preus
Raymond p. Rocca, William X Wat
| kins and Joseph NJ. Wise.
the Misses Delano entertained about
| $50 guests at dance last evening at
! The Playhouse. The ballroom was dec
| grated with southern smilax, spring
| flowers and palms. The Misses Price
Collier of New York, cousins and house
guests of the Misses Delano, were
among the guests at the dance
The Army and Navy Cotillon Club
will hold dance this evening at the
Hotel Lafayette. After tonight the
dances will be given every Friday even
| ing as usual.
Admiral and Mrs. Richardson Glover
gave dinner last evening at their
| home on New Hampshire avenue in
compliment to their house guests, Miss
Glover Todd and Miss Mildred Dennis
Of New York.
Mai. and Mrs. William P. Wooten en-
tertained at dinner last evening in
honor Of Gen. William Black. chief of
engineers, L. s. A. The other guests
were Admiral and Mrs. Walter Cowles,
Gen. and Mrs Mccain, Col. and Nine.
| Itamy, Col. and Mrs. Winslow. Mr. and
Mrs. William Wheatley and Mrs. Mark
| Brooke.
Mr.. Harrie Craig Ansley entertained
at dinner last evening at his residence
| on Connecticut avenue. His guests
were Medical Director Edward H.
Green. u. s. N; DR.. William Mercer
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