Evening star., 1916-03-28

| Graham, Mrs. George w Laws, Mrs.
John NJ Wiley. Mrs. William W. Ven
/ able, Mrs. Thomas Crago. Mrs. d. W
! ReisinGer. the Misses Bagley, the
Misses Cummins, Miss Laura Graves.
Miss Mary Graham. Miss Dorothy Den
nett. Miss Marian Bankhead and Miss
4 Wilkinson.
NIr Edwin r Sweet entertained in
i formally at luncheon today at her resi-
denc. on 10Th street in compliment to
/ her house guest. Mrs. Lynden Evans of
Chicago. wife of former Representative
/ Evans.
The Swiss minister and Nine. Ritter
4 have with them for a few days as
their house guests Ar and Mrs f. j.
Stehli OF New York
| nr, John Cray<e simpson entertained
/ at dinner last night in honor of Mrs.
FeliN Holt of Norfolk, Va.
The ladies Of the committee on the bag
sale and mi-Careme ball for the Red Cross
Wednesday the 18th. beg those who are
expecting to attend the bali to arrive
promptly before 10. as. out of courtesy
to the President and Mrs Wilson. who
hope TO be present. the dances will begin
al 10 o'clock
Those who have taken boxes in addi
ton to those announced yesterday are
Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock Mrs Joseph
Letter ana Mrs Frederick Gllett.
Mr. and Mrs Henry {; Runkle Of Plain
field. y j have announced the engage
( meut Of their daughter Miss Mary Gray
/ EunNie. TO Lieut.. Walter lie Roy Heibere.
1 : y graduate of the United States
/ Naval Academy. class Of 1908 He is
I now stationed IN Philadelphia aid
4 to E@-r Admiral Helm. on the L. 5. s
Alabama No date has been set for the
1 wedding
Lieut. Heiberg is a brother Of Capt f,
/ l. H"iberg. 9Th Cavalry. recently ap
( pointed military attache at Rome.
/ A PARRY gathered at the home of Mr.
and Mrs X. Alfred Kelsner 70 witness
the christening Of their daughter. Doris
Bervsse The sponsors were Miss
Madeline t.. Nudd and Mr.. Charles A
Cady. buffet supper was served later
in the evening. Among the guests
were. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Cady, Mr. NJ.
Cady, Mr. Charles Cady. Mr.. and Mrs.
and daughter Evelyn, Mr.. and Mrs H.
: Hooper. Mr. and Mrs. J. Dement,, Mr.
q nd Mrs. II F. Walker. Mr.. John Mudd.
Mrs. NJ Bergwin. Mr.. J. S Ingram.
Misses Helen j. Cady. Edythe Lamont,
iCharlotte Baker and Messrs Frank Sut-
ton, {. SCHUYLER. DR.. Alexander J. Poin-
,caire and Mr and Mrs J. H. Lamont
Mrs James Wager Hamilton on Sat
Iurday gave the la ST Of a series of lin
erick luncheons" in honor of her moth
er Mrs. Melville G. Davis. The guests
E; were. Mrs. BIeakmore. Mrs Chambe
Mrs. J. tinney Engle, Mrs. Augustus I.
Hanson Mrs kays, Mrs. Francis NJ.
Mccoy. Mrs. Perkins, Mrs Shields. Mrs.
william -. Tew ksbury, Mrs Melville =
Tewksbury. Mrs. Court r Wood, Or.
Helen Perkins and Miss kittie st. John.
( Nr and Mrs Harry Wardman an
iuounce the engagement Of their dauRh-
tier Alice to Mr.. Edmond Domer Rheem
Of tins city. The wedding viii IA k"
place June ! Al the residence Of Mr.,
and Mrs. Wardman, on Connecticut ave
nue.
Judge Martin Knapp gave a dinner
last evening at his apartment at stone
leigh Court in compliment to Repre-
sentative and Mrs. James r. Mann. The
other guests were Representative and
Mrs Fairchild Representative Mckih-
lev Representative and Mrs. Dunn,
Representative and Mrs 'opieN, : OF
charles Page Bryan, Mrs. John w fos-
ter Mrs he witt Talmage and MIS-.
John Temple Graves.
Senator and Mrs. salisbury enter
tanned at dinner last evening, when
tbnir .,nests wsre senator and Mrs
oliver, Senator and Mrs Thomas, Rep
resentative and Mrs. Slayden. Repre-
sentative Cannon and Miss Cannon.
Mai. Gen and Mrs. Carter, Mr. and Mrs
winthrop NJ. Daniels, Miss Anne Squire
and DIR. Charles Swisher.
Gen. and Mrs. George Barnett enter
tanned at dinner last evening at their
home in the marine barracks. Their
guests were the japanese ambassador
ana Niscountess Chinda, Secretary and
Mrs Houston, Senator and Mrs. Weeks.
Col and Mrs Harts. Capt. and Mrs
Charles II Harlow, Mr. and Mrs.
Spring of New York, the house guests
of Senator and Mrs Weeks: Miss
Bones Miss Adams Mrs Sinclair of
New YORK. the house guest Of Gen.
and Mrs Barnett; Col. Lauchh i'm Ell
and Mr. Johaunessen.
After the dinner Miss Louise Alice VIII
lians OF Georgia gave a delightful recital
of dialect stories and plantation songs Of