Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-10
Alfred johnson. Capt and Mrs. Matthew
T. Cross and Mrs. Harrison Glennon.


owing to the death at Paris of Mrs.
Beach Grant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Campbell Graef
entertained at dinner last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm S. McConihe
were hosts at dinner last evening at
their residence in @ street, later going
on with their guests to the reception
given by Representative and Mrs.
Flood at the Pan-American building.
Their guests were the assistant solicit
tor Of the State Department and Mrs.
Hampson Gary, Admiral and Mrs. Fred
eric r. Harris. Mr.. and Mrs. Milton G.
Elliott. Mrs. John w. Wright and Mr..
and Mrs Walter S. Penfield.
DR.. and Mrs. Preston Pope Satterwhite
have arranged to go this month to High
Point, \. c., where later in the season
they will be Joined by friends coming
from the southern resorts.
The first of a series of dances was
held last evening at the workshop of
the Drama League Players in the studio
building in the rear of 1882 V street,
which has been made the headquarters
of tina. organization for the prepara-
tory work for the seasons dramatic
productions. The rooms were filled
throughout the evening. the guests
including Mrs. John Jay White. Miss
Grace Needham. Miss Edith Goode,
Chamberlain, Col and Mrs. C. c. Wal
cult, Mrs George Mcclellan Chase,
Miss Candace Howard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Francis Wood and Miss Wood.
Miss Mary Endicott, Mr. and Mrs G. A
Lyon. Mrs. S. NJ. Thompson, Miss Mil
died Gilbert, Miss Kathryn Drain. Miss
Esther GUIDE, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
w. Albert. Miss Olive Bartlett, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. .B. Crandall and Messrs. Maui
rice Maxwell. NJ. Moffett, B. l.. Mead
q q
Moneyway. Harold Keats and Paul
Merica. An impromptu program of
entertainment features was given be-
tween the dance numbers, including
costume dances by Miss Drain and Miss
Howard.
Mrs. Clifford Pinchot is occupying the
Pinchot residence in Scott circle this
winter. but is taking no active part in
society because of the recent death of
her mother. Mrs. Lloyd Bryce, of New
York.
DR.. Frank Anderson of the navy and
Mrs. Anderson are established at the
Mrs. Anderson will be at home in
formally today and the following Sat
urdays in February.
Much interest is being taken in the
benefit to be given Monday next at
Rauscher's for st. Inigoe's mission.
Maryland. A number of tables have
been taken for the bridge party. and
the tea dance following also promises
to be great success. Mrs. Edward
Douglass White heads the list of Pa
tronesses, which includes Nine. Calderon.
Mrs. William kearney Carr, Miss Ella
Lorraine Dorsey, Mrs. George f. Hamil-
ton. Miss Sarah Lee, Mrs. David X. Nc
Carthy, Mrs. Warwick. Emile Montgom-
cry. Mrs. James Dudley Morgan, the
Misses Riggs and Mrs Charles 7.
Thompson. Miss Anna Montgomery is
chairman of the committee of young
ladies' who viii act as usher at the
card party. She viii be assisted by
ilton, Miss Selma Calvo, Miss Rita We'll
Ter. Miss Mary Hill, Miss Elizabeth
Chase. Miss Suzanne Chase. Miss MILL
cent Mccarthy and Miss Louise Bros
seau.
Miss Pauline Wilcox is chairman OF
the entertainment committee. which in
cludes Miss Marie Adams, Miss Ethel
Allen, Miss Ida Bowie, the Misses Bros
seau, Miss Elizabeth Burke, Miss AL
berthe de Pena, Miss Carlota de Pena
Miss Mary Dove, Miss Dorothea Denys
Miss Fogg, Miss Elizabeth Hamilton
Miss Christobel Hill, Miss Ethel Hickey
the Misses Hill, the Misses Holbrook,
Miss Genevieve Johnston, Miss Kath-
crime Lanahan, Miss OConor, Miss
Posie, Miss Roach, Miss Virginia w His
Miss Christine Waggaman and Miss
Edelin, Wilson.
AT the tea dance, which begins at )
o'clock, Mr.. Outerbridge Montgomery is
| chairman and Mr.. Thomas Prendergast
vice chairman of the floor committee
which includes Mr.. Walter Alexander
Mr.. Harold Keats. Lieut.. E. F. Miller
L. S. A; Lieut. Layson E. Atkins L. S
A.: Lieut.. William F. Tompkins, US.A
Lieut.. Paul A. Hodgson. U. S. A; MIR
Edward Morse, Mr.. W. E. Mont gomery
jr.; Mr.. Richard Dana Skinner. Mr.
Harry Kendall Hickey, Mr.. Charles F.
Murdoch Mr.. Charles Wynne, Mr.
Joseph Ryan Devereux, jr.; Mr.. George
f. Hamilton. jr.; Mr.. Francis Hill. MIR
James Rea. Mr.. Pierre Brosseau and Mr.
Theodore w Delaney
Miss Nellie Johnson is chairman of
the young ladies' floor committee.
Mrs. Aurelius Rives Stands will re-
ceive Monday, the 12th from to g.
Miss Esther Bell Rogers of Latrobe,
Pa, is visiting Miss Charlotte B. Grid
ley. A number of entertainments are
being given in her honor during her
visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Heath leave Wash
ington tonight for Florida. where they
will spend fortnight hunting.
Mrs Menefee and ladies of the Wash
ington College will be at home on Fri
day. February Is. from until o'clock.
Mrs. Day, wife of Col. Selden Allen
Day, u. S. A, is still seriously i'll at
her home on Lamont street. Mrs. Day
has been compelled to cancel all en-
gagements for the season.
Mrs. A. Bruce Fahnestock of New
York is in the city to attend the Trim
ity College alumnae ball. Mrs. 'Fahne-
stock was the first one to enter and re-
ceive a degree at the college, and was
one of the enthusiastic organizers of
the first a1umnae ball three years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Bamford Smith are
home from South America, after a most
delightful trip. The long sea voyage
was broken by stops at San Juan, Santo
Domingo and Willemstad.
ceive informally tomorrow afternoon
from 4:30 to $50 o'clock.
Mrs Horace D. Moore and Mrs Pearle
Moore Gray, 421 the Ontario, will be at
home informally tomorrow afternoon
for the last time till after Easter.
Mrs. A. Alexander Speer and Miss
Sheer will be at home informally on
Mondays, February 70 and February
&c, from to o'clock.
Miss Olga Petersen Hull will enter
tain at tea at her home in Corcoran
street on Sunday evening, February H..
in compliment to Miss Mary Parker