Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-04
Society
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hostess at The tea at the national SUI
frage headquarters Tuesday afternoon.
She will be assisted by Mrs. Albert %.
Cummins, Mrs. Gam, Mrs Cato Sells.
Mrs. Darlington, Miss Priest, Mrs. i,ull
Green Noble of New York. Dr. ana MRS:
! Vincent of Boston and NUMBER OF
young ladies from the National fark
! seminary
| The annual benefit dance of the ADJ
| gail Hartman ltlce Chapter, ~. a. H.,
/ to be held at the Raleigh on FEBRUARY
10, viii be opened with the custoihaly
! short reception of the guests ny ens
| patronesses of the affair. lntroooctions
| VIII be made by the receptloL cohi
mittee. composed OF Mr.. W. EVerett
| Brocknan. Mr. c. {. Calhoun and Mr..
| Henry W. samson.
| Those assisting the chapter resehl.
| Mrs. Clayton Il, EmlS, IN lhe lecei'iis
| Mrs. Matthew 7. Scott. ex-president
general OF the National Society, ~. a.
| T.; Mrs George Thacher Guernsey
| Mrs. Albert baird Cummins. Mrs.
| Wesley l.. Jones. MFs. Joseph H. Rams
dell, Mrs. Ernest w. ROBERTS. MlS I
Mary ). Lockwood. Mrs. Galus ~
| Brumbaugh, state regent for the Us
| trict of CoIumpia: Miss Grace NJ
| Pierce. Mrs Charles w. Richardson.
| Mrs q. Wallace w. Hanger, MIS-. E-ii ,e.
Spencer Mussey, Mrs. Howard L. Hoos
| kins. Mrs J. NJ. CUP, Mrs. Ellis Logan,
MRS. CHARLES 4. Cirandfle!d, MISS Mary
r. wilcox. Mrs. P. Cassanave Wilson
| and Mrs. Appleton L. Clark
| Miss Annie b. Madison. sister of Com
mander George Madison. and Lieut..
| Thomas Madison. y. 5. N, WIN pe
| the guests of Mrs. William Graeme
! Harvey this week. Miss Malllspn nus
| many friends at Washington uaS
visited her brother ana MIS- ANY,
| on many occasions
| Miss Katherine Dent, who left yes
| terday to visit her sister. Mrs. W lillian
! 4. Draper, at Louviers, Col, LOT the VIII
| ter gave a farewell tea Tuesday. MRS.
| Louis A Dent, her mother. was assist
| ed in entertaining by Mrs. Cuno IL Ru-
dolph and Mrs. William D. West
| Miss Minnie Saxton entertained at
luncheon Thursday in honor OF MISS
! HIIah Boyer of Baltimore, who mas
| been her house guest for the last week
The card party by the Dixie Chap
| ter. No. 1241. of the United Daughters
| of Confederacy, will be held in the oak
| room at the Raleigh Hotel on the after
noon of February I. Those reserving
| tables are Mrs. Goodwin d. Ellsworth,
Mrs. J. E. Mulcare. Mrs. a. II. Mitchell.
Mrs. John S. Tomlinson, Mrs. George X.
Mamie White. Mrs. Henry Knock. Mrs.
Fred Holland, Mrs. Paul l.. Joachim,
Mrs. j. W. Rose, Miss Mary Coleman.
Mrs. P. d. Taggart, Miss Mae Grace,
Marsh, Mrs. u. A. Winstead. Mrs c. l.
| Mckay, Miss Madeleine Callayhan, Mrs.
Nathan c. Napier. Mrs. L. E. White,
Mrs. Parker Anderson, Mrs. Florence
Zoos, Mrs. Drury c. Ludlow.
The Dixie Chapter. No. 1241. of the
United Daughters of Confederacy, will
give a George Washington birthday
dance on the evening of February 81 at
the Confederate Memorial Home, 1922
Vermont avenue. Mrs. Paul l.. Joachim
is in charge. and will be assisted by
Miss Mary Coleman. Miss Lucy Morton,
Mrs. A. H. Mitchell and Mrs. j. w. Rose.
large bridge tea Monday afternoon at
her home in Calvert street.
Mrs. w. Thompson Burch. Mrs.
George Odell and the ladies of the ex-
ecutive board of the Woman'S Peace
Party are arranging a benefit perform
ance by the San Carlo Opera Company
| on Monday, March IL. A new Spanish
prima donna will sing Carmen"
| Mr. and Mrs Walter Lewis Chaloner
are spending the winter with Dr. Ed
ward Y. Davidson on Capitol Hill. Mr..
Chaloner finds inspiration for his brush
here. In the water color exhibit at the
of his widely known winters superb
oaks in depths of New England SHOWS.
Mrs. S. H. Halves of Richmond is the
guest of Mrs. Edward p. Hall, 140S
| Chaplin street. Mrs. Hall and Mrs.
! Halves will be at home informally Mon
day afternoon, February 5.
| Mrs. Oscar Schmidt of Overlook. Pa.
is visiting her sister, Miss Rose B.
| Walsh, at the Columbia.
! The Monday afternoon tea at the Col
! lege Women's Club will be in charge
/ of group SIX consisting of the colleges
/ al and near Philadelphia. Miss Alberta
/ Wilson is chairman and an interesting
program has been arranged.
/ The annual banquet of the College
women's Club will be held Monday.
RsfeiEh Hotel Mrs Thomas e' E. Robert
son. president of the club. will act as
! toastmistress Among those who will
/ New York. Miss Lena Mechlin. DR. Lii
! liam A. Welsh of Baltimore, Miss Lucy
! Madeira Mrs. William F. Mcdowell
Mrs. Carl kellerman and Miss Sarah Z.
| Grogan.
| Mr.. and Mrs 2. S. Simms entertained
at a dinner in their home. 206 A street
southeast. Thursday evening in honor
! OF ME-. anu MI II. MAJ iLS VI we"
| Orleans, La. The guests Included MI
! and Mrs. j. D. Harding. Mr.. and Mrs
j. NJ Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Boar
! man, Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Price, Mr. and
! Mrs j. B. Burch. Miss NJ A. Gardiner
/ Miss NJ C. Simms and Mr.. p. s.
| Simms, jr.
| Mrs Emma Kretschmar of Brook
| land and her sister, Mrs. Fannie NJ
| Barber, are visiting their nephew, Will
/ liam L. Cox. and family at Fort Meade,
Fla They will visit several points in
southern Florida before returning
home.
| The Mississippi Society has sent out
cards for it's annual banquet. which
! will be held at the New Ebbitt House
Saturday evening, February 10, $40.
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