Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-20
have been visiting at Philadelphia, re-
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turned TO Washington yesterday.
Miss Joan Oil will return to Washing
I ton tomorrow from d visit of several
weeks at New York, where round of
parties were given in her honor. Mrs
| Frederick Hicks was hostess at a beauti-
| full luncheon for her and Mrs. Ogden
| Goelet had a luncheon party TO meet her.
| followed by box party at the Century
Theater. DR.. Leland Cofer had a week
end house party for her, his guests in
Guiding his son-in-law and daughter,
/ Miss Kirby and Commander Mcintyre,
U. S. n. The party attended the charity
| ball on Staten Island last Friday night
| Mrs. Bowen had a box party for her at
| the Metropolitan opera Monday night,
+! followed by small dance at her home,
and last week Miss Lucille Thornton
| gave Il tea for her.
Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock ana Miss
| Margaret Fahnestock have arrived at
| Washington from Florida for a short
| stay.
| They will entertain a party in their
| box at the hunt ball this evening.
Mrs. Wilson has taken a box for the
| Kreisler recital Friday afternoon for
| the benefit of Neighborhood House.
Others who will have box parties are
Mrs. Marcus Hanna, Mrs. Willard
Salisbury, Mrs Charles Boughton
| Wood. Mrs. James Wadsworth, jr., and
! Mrs. Thomas f. Walsh.
| Mrs Henry Beeuwkes is entertaining
| at bridge party this afternoon in
| compliment to Mrs. Roger Brooke, wife
| of Maj. Brooke. The guests were Mrs.
| William c. Gorgas, Mrs. William a.
Mann. Mrs. Frank Mcintyre, Mrs. Isaac
| w Littell. Mrs. Edwin Babbitt. Mrs.
| Edward King. Mrs. Louis Scherer. Mrs.
| Stanley Embick, Mrs. Albert Saxton,
Mrs. John Rice. Mrs. Robert E. Noble,
| Mrs. TurnbulI Mrs. William n. Hughes,
| Mrs. Horace Z. Hobbs, Mrs. J. J. Low
| ing, Mrs. Bookmiller. Mrs. Wellington
| Jones, Mrs. Joseph Cashier. Mrs. Ansell,
| Mrs. Freeman, Mrs Hof. Mrs. Carr,
| Mrs. Grissnger and Mrs. Tenny Ross.
| At the tea which followed Mrs. Scherer
and Miss DumbelI presided at the
| table, which had decoration of yellow
and white jonquils.
| Mrs. Henry Jervey. wife of Col. Jervey,
| is entertaining at tea this afternoon at
her residence in Belmont road. Mrs. Will
| liam l.. Marshall and Mrs. Mason NJ. Pat
! rick are presiding at the tea table, the
decorations being pink sweet peas and
pussy willows in baskets. Others assist
ing are Mrs. Charles Keller. Mrs. Charles
w. kutz, Mrs. John McAuey Palmer
Mrs. Gustave Lukesh and Mrs. Edwin
kelton.
Representative and Mrs Carter Glass
| entertained last night at the Raleigh for
the members of the banking and cur
rency committee of the House and their
wives. The guests were Representative
and Mrs. Hayes, Representative and Mrs.
Patten. Representative and Mrs. Plat,
| Representative and Mrs. Phean, Repre-
| sentative and Mrs. Hastings Representa-
| tive and Mrs McFadden, Representative
and Mrs. Shouse. Representative .SteagalI
Representative Stone, Representative Ko-
mop, Representative Rucker, Miss Mar
garet Miller, Miss NeeIy. Miss Mary
Archer Glass and Miss Augusta Glass
Mrs. Henry d. Flood is receiving this
! afternoon.
Mrs. Carroll a. Devol, one OF the vice
chairmen of the army unit of the Red
Cross, is in charge of a brdg party
which is being given in the ballroom at
| the Cairo this afternoon, the proceeds
| from which TO be used toward bandages
and surgical dressings. Following the
cards. Mrs. Perrin Smith will give a read
ing on Mardi Gras. Among the prominent
women interested in this work are Mrs.
| Newton D. Baker. Mrs. William NJ In
graham. Mrs. Hugh l.. Scott and Mrs
! Henry Sharpe.
Mrs. Philip \. Welker was hostess at
luncheon, followed by Il matinee party.
| today in compliment to Miss Emily
| Kutz, daughter of Col. and Mrs. Charles
w. kutz. The other guests were Miss
| Mary Littell, Miss Ruth Littell Miss
| McQuillan of Portland. Me: Miss Fran
Miss Maud Welker of Toledo Ohio, who
is visiting her father, Capt. Welker. and
| Mrs. Welker.
Chevalier ". l.. +. G. van Kappa rtl
the minister from the Netherlands, en-
| tertained at luncheon at the Willard
yesterday. Mr.. Baker. the Secretary of
! War, also had a luncheon party there.
Senator and Mrs. Salisbury gave a
dinner last evening, when their guests
were the Chinese minister and Mrs.
| Koo Senator and Mrs. Mclean, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Swagar Sherley, AS
sistant Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
;, Franklin ID. Roosevelt, Assistant Sec
rotary of Agriculture and Mrs. Carl
| Nrooman, Judge and Mrs. John Barton
Payne, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. McClintocl.
Miss Josephine Patten and Mr. Theo-
dore w. Richards.
Mrs Absalom Waller is entertaining
at a large card party and tea this aft
| ernoon at the Washington Club in hon
or of Mrs. Richard Laurens de Saus-
sure formerly Miss Margaret Hamil-
ton, daughter of Judge Harper Hamil-
ton of Rome. Ga, and recent bride,
who is spending the winter at Wash
ington.
| A quiet wedding took place this morn
ing at 10 o'clock at the Sacred Heart
Church, when Miss Alice Mary Cough
ilin,. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John T.
Coughlin, became the bride of Lieut..
Edward A.. Murphy, Coast Artillery
Rev. Father j. F. Eckenrode perform
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