Evening star., 1916-10-29

| tertained at a dinner followed by a
| dance given last evening by their
friends in honor of their first wedding
| anniversary. Mrs Giebe1. wore an at
tractive gown of light blue charmeuse.
| trimmed in ermine.
The out-of-town guests were Mr..
| James Healey. Boston; Mr.. John DAILY,
| Rochester. N. Y; Miss Margaret Shea,
gerald, New York.
| The Edward Douglas White Senate
of the Delta Theta Phi law fraternity
! of Georgetown University gave the first
of series of dances at their home, No;
| / Dupont Circle, last evening. The
spacious reception rooms were thrown
open to the younger society folk of
were in gold and old rose. the fra
| ternity colors. The chaperons of the
evening were. Mr.. and. Mrs. James e.
FitzGibbon, Mr.: and Mrs. Frank j.
Hogan, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Jacob, Mr..
and Mrs. Michael" Cronan. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Humphrey Shaw. Mr.: and Mrs. John A
| Lombard, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Pine
| and Mrs. H. T. Carter
| Miss V. Marc Bailey entertained at
| dansant Wednesday at the Chevy Chase
| Library, Chevy Chase. Md Those pres
ent were the Misses Won Bubamr Talio-
mer. Niepold, Black, Wood, Gerry. Cor
don, O'Connor, Kehoe. Genechesi,
| Clark. Dunkle. Todhunter and Sister,
Albert W.. Brand. william Roy Dillon,
f. Burton Corning, Karl Glessner, Reu-
| ben E. Glessner. John E. Eckert, Joseph
| F. Moore. Ralph Judd, George Elliott.
Howell Gordon, Leon Cooper. Raymond
Norman. Donald Kent Mason. B. S. La
| wins. John Clark, Roger Hollinsw orth,
David Gibbons, Arthur C. Israel, Irving
| Frank and A. White and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Henry Budd Leith and Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Swindell.
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Fl. Bailey. Mrs. o. b. Kramer and Mr..
F. C. Clark. -
Music was furnished by Mr. Russell
Clarkson and assistants. The program
| lar songs. during which the musicians
were adorned with natural Hawaiian
"Lei's.'
made for. the Halloween dance to be
given by the Robert E. Lee Chapter, No.
644. u. D. c., at Confederate Memorial
Home Tuesday evening, October 81. Mrs.
chapter. announces the following COM
mittees: Dance and decorations-Mrs
George Covington: assisted by Mrs.
Bates Warren. Mrs. John Callaghan,
Gould and Miss Lillian CrarY. Re-
freshments-Mrs. Belle C. Riley, as
sisted by Mrs. Archibald Young and
Mrs. James Mulcare. This will be the
by the chapter the fourth Tuesday of
each month.
The Decimus will hold it's annual
tober 81. at the Masonic Temple, in
Brookland.
The members of the Decimus who
are in town at this time and their i'm
card party Friday night at the home
of Mrs. W. Wallace Nairn. Those pres
ent were the Misses Grace Atkinson,
Dorothy Gooch, Helen Haas. Virginia
Lyons, Laura Remsburg and Gertrude
Swingle. and Messrs. Robert Gooch,
Clay Holmes, Walther Parks, Joseph
McPhaul .Geoffrey Nairn and Wallace
Nairn. jr During the afternoon plans
were laid for forming card club which
will meet in the future on every other
Tuesday.
The first dance of the Fortnightly
Dance CLUB will be held at Studio Hall
on Wednesday evening of this week
Memb bership in the club is by invitation
only and the dances and arrangements
therefor will be under the direction of
Miss Mary Louise Noble.
Mr. and Mrs Charles w. Lewis cele-
brated the twenty fifth anniversary of
their marriage on Tuesday evening.
when they gave "a large reception.
Their home was beautifully decorated
y
and recitations were followed by buff
fet supper. Many friends of the bridal
couple of quarter of century ago
were present to felicitate them upon
the anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rhett Donaldson cele-
brated their first wedding anniversary
Friday evening at their home. 3415 14th
street. program Of vocal and instru-
mental music was followed by a COLA
tion. The guests included Mrs. S. Bry-
ant. Mrs. c. c. Donaldson and the
Misses Bessie and Catherine Donaldson,
Mrs. Louis Shearer. Mrs. Rose Donald
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Calhoun. Miss
Mary Neville. Miss Beuchert. Mr..
Schneider, Mr.. and Mrs. John Young
and Miss Mabel Young, Mrs. Morgan
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Bryant. Mrs Garrow
Viers. Mr. W. Brewton, Mr.. William
Donaldson. Mr.. and Mrs. o. Bryant, Mr.
Edwin Donaldson and Miss Elizabet
Pullman.
Morton Gittelman. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Gittelman of Irving street,
left the early part of the week for New
York. where he has gone to finish his
musical education. Many farewell par
ties were given in his honor, notable
by Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Luchs of Kenyon
street and DR.. and Mrs n. y. Smiler
Mr.. J. Edwin Young, Mr.. Charles F.
Tribbie, Mr.. Leno& Virts. DIR. NJ. c.
Glover. Mr.. David. Rowe Mr. T. J.
Doherty, DR.. Riley D. More. Mr.. J.
Manning Mcleod. Mr.. C. W. .Renshaw,
Mr.. E. A. Wahl and Mr.. T. r. Asquith
were hosts at a beautiful dance, fol-
lowed by number of supper parties,
Friday eyening.'at Wardman Courts
An orchestra furnished the music and
the lobby where the guests danced was
elaborately decorated with palms and
ferns. The dance was the fRst of
series which will be given duMng the
winter.
Q,olo, N.a