Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-18


Laurens, Miss O'Brien, Miss Padgett
ner. Miss Whitweh. Miss Wright. Miss
Yohe, Mrs. Barrett. Mr. Buckingham
Mr.. Fenwick. Mr. Larson. Mr.. Mark
writer. Mr.. Mason, Mr.. Murray. Mr.
Rooney. Mr. Sessions. Mr.. Terry, Mr.
West, Mr.. White and Mr.. Yuhler.
Mrs. William H. Jaques of Leroy place
is giving a house party for her son Will
liam, who was one OF the successful
candidates for the Naval Academy and
| whose appointment was from Senator
Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Young and
daughters, Estelle and Marjorie, of CO.
| rinth, Miss, are visiting Mrs. Young s
present, Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah E. Knott,
at the Chevy Chase Apartments.
A number of guests from out of town
| were present at the senior prom given
by the department of arts and sciences
of Georgetown University Wednesday
night at Wardman Park Hotel. The ball
room was converted into spring garden.
with flowers and palms. apd the college
colors of blue and gray were In the cor
ridors and bathrooms. Mr.. Louis A.
Langie Of the senior class was chairman
A huge electric sign displayed over
the entrance the words, George
town University. 1919" Practically all
of the girls schools in Washington were
couples dancing. The souvenirs were
little flashlights in gray and blue cases.
! One of the pretty features was the nash
| light dances, when the large lights were
, lowered and the little hand lights did
duty. making a pretty effect. A seated
supper was served at midnight. This
| was the first prom given by Georgetown
seniors and establishes a much wished
| for precedent.
jamestown anniversary was appro-
priately honored Wednesday night at
the Washington Club by the Scions OF
Colonial Cavaliers. musical pro,
Eeam was a. Eyen pn ns M
Lewis of New York; Miss Helen
Gerren, French violinist, and Mrs. 5.
B. Milton. Daniel Smith Gordon made
the Cavaliers in America. which was
enthusiastically received. Col. A. l..
Pendleton gave interesting expert
ences on the firing line in France.
Importance of societies in preserving
leverage record for the future. Re-
freshments were served.
Among those present were noted Col
and Mrs. F. NJ. Stewart, Mrs. George
Calvert, Miss Calvert, DR.. and Mrs.
son Gibbs. Mr.. A. H. Semmes. Miss
Sophia r. Webster. Mrs. Charles Hoyle,
Miss Carrere, Mr.. Whitehead Klutz
of North Carolina. Mrs. David F.
Ward, Miss Lucy Ewing, Mr.. William
! Bowie Clarke. Mr. NJ. M. Torres-Lome.
Scott Stone, Miss Rosa F. Fairfax.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neyle Colquitt. Mrs. Imo-
gen Stone. Col. P. F. Harvey. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. E. Lewis, Miss Washington,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Ash of Frederick,
Md; Miss Florence Brown. Mrs: A. l..
lPendleton, Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Milton.
Mrs. Albert c. Janin: Miss Robinson
Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ridgeway. ST.,
of Silver Hill. celebrated their golden
| anniversary at their home, May IL.
Those present were: Mr.. George
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Ridgeway, Mr..
| and Mrs. Howard Bell, Mr.. and Mrs.
O.. D. Vaughn, Mr.. John Rfdgeway.
| Mrs. W. Martie. Mrs. Webster and
Mrs. c. A. Pallas.
The Stonewall jackson Chapter. U.
d c.. entertained at the Confederate
Lieut.. Commander Claude B. Mayo
read an interesting paper on Stone
wall jackson as the Navy Saw Him,
and Mrs. Robert Harrison read Mi
randy on the Victory Loan" and gave
"reminiscences of the war between the
states.
Miss Lillian Chenoweth and Mrs.
| Fannie Shreve Heartsill gave a pleas
/ ing musical program. Mrs. Charles H.
Fred, president Of the chapter. re-
ceived, assisted by Mrs. Florie Barr,
Mrs. Albert King, Mrs. S. S. Belt. Mrs.
| " >nx
Cockrell, Mrs. Gustavus Werber and
Mrs. Robert Harrison.
/ Mrs Fred Hause Fielding has re-
| turned to Pittsburgh. after visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James L.
Misses Louise and Huldah Adamson
entertained Miss Antoinette Hall,
Peravano, Miss Marguerite Warning
Watt. Mr.. FukaI, Mr.. spenser and
Mr.. Frazier at a roast along the creek
in Takoma Park Thursday evening.
and Mrs. Rodgers.
Miss shinn Of Capitol Hill recently
entertained at cards for Miss Edna
c. P. Gliem, whose marriage to Lieut.:
Eugene Chase Cassaday. U. 8. A.. will
|; take place early in June at the home
| of the brides parents in Chevy Chase.
"a number of charming Inequalities
have been given for Miss GLEN, and
4 others are planned to take place prior
to the wedding.
A jubilee reception and card party
will be given Saturday, May "a, at 2
o'clock, at 1920 Rhode island avenue.
by the Federation Of Women's Clubs
in celebration Of the twenty-f1fth ami
versary Of the organization.
Mrs. Court F. Wood, the retiring
president of the federation, and Mrs.
Howard L. Hodgkins, the recently elect
ed president, Will receive.
Tho members Of the Allotment and
Allowance Association Club Of the
bureau of war risk insurance enter
tanned at dance last evening at
their clubhouse. 21o0 Massachusetts,
avenue. The hostesses and hosts
were Miss Edith Anderson, Miss
Minerva Smith. Miss Rose L. Reeves,
Miss Ruth Williams. Mr.. Charles Hess
Werner, Mr.. Gerald Brooks, Mr..
George Ziegler and Mr.. John Mahop.
The boys from Walter Reed played
for the dancing. The guests of honor
were Maj. o. c. Lloyd. Capt. Karrick
and Capt. and Mrs. I. Saunders.