Evening star., 1916-12-03
Entertainments.


mortal Hospital are to give a card
party in the ballroom of the New
Willard. January 3, at 2:30 pm, to
raise money for the purchase of such
supplies as the lady board of managers
are responsible for
Mrs. Mary Logan Tucker, Mrs. George
3. Welch. Mrs. Richard Wainwright.
Mrs. Z. S. Alvord. Mrs. p. S. Talbert,
Mrs. George Richards, Miss Dean Owen,
Mrs Paris E. Brengle. Miss Lena Bur
chell. Mrs. William Earl Clark, Mrs.
Winthrop Daniels. Mrs. II. Prescott
Galley. Mrs. J. Irving Jarboe, Mrs. S.
A. Kim berly. Miss Dorinda Rogers. Mrs.
J. 5. Wall and Mrs. William Wheatley
are the committee in charge of the en-
tertainment
At the home of Mrs. Harry Miller.
1880 Irving street, a bridge luncheon
was given last Tuesday in honor of
Mrs Lillian NJ. Heyman, a former resi-
dent of Los Angeles, Cal. The luncheon
was followed by bridge. The guests
veycutter Mrs. H. Kitzrailler, Mrs. J.
Mccormick. Mrs. L, Newmyer and Mrs.
D. Smythe.
The District regents, Daughters of
the American Revolution, will give a
reception in honor of Mrs. Cathrine f.
Brumbaugh, to be assisted in receiving
by the state officers, on Decembe ), at
The District regents are to be the
hostesses and Mrs. Henry Churchill
Cook, regent of the independence Bell
Chapter, will present the state official
pin to the District regent, Mrs. Brum-
baugh. All District Daughters of the
American Revolution are invited.
Among the many brilliant social
events of the past week was the first
Thanksgiving dance of the National
University Law School. given Tuesday
evening. The guests and students as
sembled at o'clock. and from that
hour until early morning college
dance of unusual brilliance and fea-
lures followed. Decorations We're of
autumn foliage and the class and col
lege cOloFS.
The winning couple of the prize
dance for guests Of the evening were
Mr.. Preston Knapp and Miss W. Mae
Miller. Dr. Du Pew and Miss Arm
strong, together with Mr. Abbott and
Miss Bartlett. were enthusiastically ap-
plauded. Miss Miller wore an exquisite
gown of pink crepe de chine. yelled in
pink tulle. Miss Armstrong was charm
ing in her beautiful frock of delicate
blue, veiled in silver tulle.
Later in the evening Mr.. Joseph Han
non and Miss Leah Stewart ere award :
ed honors in the prize dance for mem
bers of the university. Miss Stewart
was charningly gowued in pink silk
Veiled in pink tulle. and those who
saw her as she stood in the spotlight
with her huge bouquet OF Hariegat"d
chrySanthemuinS hlIug her arms VIII
not soon 'orEet IN" charming NE plc-
ture-
The chaperonS were Mr- and Mrs w
Is bonbauGh OF College Park. Nd, Mrs
Eiie J. norton ahd Pfof- + Morris
Wampler OF ihIs CITY.
The committee on arrangements was
in charge Of Nr Hugh 6. Huhrmau. as
sisted by Mr.. II Ray hresnahan
ana MI 'lN,h@ NeHdi"her- The second
uance OF IN" season ." be given by this
university is planned for Washing ton :
hITthday aud wlH probably be held at
the Raleigh Hotel
The f"ust c"tnHlt'"" az the College
omen $ 'lub MI! be hostesses We'd
heSday afternoon. December 6, at , 80
Ter Il card party. 10 be given at the club
nishing fund
The second evening meeting of the
club Is saturday at : O'Clock. Mrs
Newton Baker NJ sing and Miss Frieda
FrornmeN is 10 gil" Il dramatic read
ing. After the program there will be
dancing. Gentlemen are invited Cues,
tickets can he secured from Miss cath
crime CuStS. yl2 I5th street. The aft
ernoon host"Sses for the week arr. Mrs
sisted 10y other members Of the club.
Miss Helen McCubbin WAS hostess 4,