Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-21

Betty and Katherine Scriven, Ethel
MncMurray and Lena and katherine
| Hitchcock.
| Mrs. Willard Salisbury win not be at
home tomorrow.
| Admiral and Mrs Glenuon were
| among the dinner hosts Of last evening.
Mrs. Ida A. SALESMAN of this city
announces the marriage of her daugh-
ter Olivia Louise to Mr.. Archer Hors-
| man Asten of Lakehurst, y. j., on Tues
day, February 90, 1917.
! Mrs. Lowry Lincoln Morrill, has sent
| out cards announcing the organization
of the Adrienne de Lafayette Chapter,
Daughters of the American Revolution,
| and inviting guests to meet it's new
members February 20 from 4 till at
| her residence, 1877 Kilbourne place.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Dallas Candy have
| sent out cards announcing the marriage
of their daughter Lucy Warner to
Mr.. Edward Pearson Rodman on Sat
urday. February II. 1917. at Fairton.
n. ]. Mr.. and Mrs. Rodman will be at
home at Washington after March 1.
| The twenty sixth annual exhibition
| Of paintings by the Society of Wash
| ington Artists will open tonight at S
| o'clock with a private view and recep-
ton at the Corcoran Gallery of Art
| Speaker Champ Clark was tie guest
| of honor at dinner last evening, when
| Mrs. James Pryor Tarvin was hostess.
Mrs. Clark was unable to be present on
! account of absence from Washington.
being still at New Orleans.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson Gibson had
| dinner company last evening.
| Miss Sylvestra, a gifted Filipino
pfanlste, viii give an interesting pro-
gram at the Congressional Club on
| Friday afternoon. The recently elected
the executive board. The following
| have been invited to assist in the
dining room; Mrs. Sydney Anderson,
Mrs Daniel r. Anthony. Mrs. A. ].
Perry Belmont, Mrs. Philip Campbell.
Mrs. Ezekiel S. Gambler, Mrs Charles
e. Carlin, Mrs. q. T. Carpenter. Mrs. w.
B: Charles, Mrs. c. r. Davis. Mrs
sey. Mrs. Fred bennett. Mrs Charles
H Dillon. Mrs F. F. Ellsworth, Mrs
]. A Elston, Mrs. Scott Ferris, Mrs
Henry D. Flood and Mrs. James A.
Frear.
Mrs. A. g. Wilkinson and Miss WiIkin-
son entertained friends yesterday to
meet Mrs. q. L. Wilkinson and Miss
Wilkinson Of Chicago and Miss Helen
Bodine of Bots Renard, near Philadel-
Clay. Mrs. e w. Townsend, Miss Pres
ton of Meadowbrook. near Leesburg,
and Mrs. II. l. Hodgkins. Among the
Kwai, Mrs. and Miss Wong Mrs. Dray-
ton, Mrs. Merrill Gates. Mrs Mer-
rill, Mrs. J. w. Spencer. the Misses Will
son. Miss Duvall, Miss Bagley, Miss
Ruth MCGOWAN, Miss Chin. Miss Han
nay, Mrs. Cunningham and Mrs H w
and Miss Helen Marie Hodgkins.
The George Washington section of
the College Women's Clubs will hold a
colonial tea at its clubrooms tomor
row afternoon from until 6, Admiral
and Mrs. Stockton being the guests of
honor. A short play will be presented
and Miss Christine Church will give
group of songs. Mr.. Arthur G. Cole
will give inimitable bird limitations dur
ing a woodland sketch which the
Drama League Players are presenting
before the club Monday afternoon. Feb
ruary &c.
Mrs Alexander Elliot Williams has
sent out cards for Saturday. February
"a, from till Z. at 1890 18th street, to
meet Miss Frances Borth
The Woman's Guild of the American
University has sent out invitations for
a Shakesperean reading with music. "a
Midsummer Nights Dream" by DR..
Samuel ]. MacWatters and Miss Jo-
sephine G. Collier of Boston. at the
American University. corner Massachu
setts and Nebraska avenues. WedneS-
day, February IS, at 4 o'clock. An in
formal reception will follow at 5 pm.
Representative and Mrs. F. c. Hicks
of New York are among the recent ar
rivals at the Hotel Lafayette.
Mrs Warren G. Harding will not be
at home tomorrow.
The Housekeepers' Alliance will hold
no meeting Friday Of this week in order
to permit members to attend the Fritz
Kreisler concert to be given at Polls
that afternoon for the benefit of Neigh
borhood Settlement House.
Mrs Walter S. Penfield will not be
at home Friday, but will receive Fri
days in March.
Mrs. Mason Blunt will not be at homo
this Friday.
Mrs Hustled. wife of Representative
Hustled of New York, was at home yes
terday, receiving several hundred call
ers in the lounge at the Shoreham
Hotel.
Miss Catherine Byrnes and Miss Fan
ME Harden of this city have been
spe ending the week at Baltimore, Nd,
as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. L.
Parnelle.
Mrs Joseph Marshek has sent out
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