Evening star., 1920-02-08
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A card party will be given by he
Mary Washington Chapter, ID. A. r..
on February 9. at the home of the
Misses Soiomons. 1904 K street north
west at ESQ Pm.
Mrs o. B. Stout and her daughter,
| Miss Helen f. Stout. left Thursday
for Hollywood. Calf, to spend the
remainder of the winter at the home
of their cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.
Grower. Mrs. Beverly Price Evans or
Mckinley street, Chevy Chase, Will
d. c. c. A. Il. during Miss Stout
| absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward c. Ostrow en-
, tertained al a reception at their resi-
y; dence, SIT Taylor street, Thursday
evening.
| The Robert f. Lee Chapter, No. 644,
| United Daughters of the Confederacy'
will hold it's February dance on Fri
day evening, February -, in the
small ballroom of the New Willard
A fine program of dances, under the
direction of the president. MRS. W Nal :
ter f. Hutton. and her commltte. VIII
be given, which will continue IRON
8 until O'Clock, adding both interest
and charm to these unusually attrac-
tive dances.
The January dance was not held as
usual because of the international
ball given that month by the chapter
but the regular order of dances VIII
continue through the season.
/, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Gray announce the
marriage of their daughter. Ethel
Gilbert, to Mr.. Thomas II. Stanley OF
Alabama on Tuesday, February 3, at
St. Luke's Z. +. Church. Norfolk, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley will he at
home after February Is, in Albany,
Ala.
! a quiet but pretty wedding was sol
emnized at St Patrick's Church, Feb
ruary 4, when Miss Sarah Elizabeth
Mooney of Boston became the BRIDE
of Mr. Joseph Robert Evans or thlS
| city The bride was becomlnglE AT
tired in her travelling suit OF oar
with hat to match. and sne wore
a corsage of violets and orchids MISS
Mary Lyon attended the bride. wear
ing a navy blue suit and corsase OF
violets. Mr.. Edward Driscoli was pest
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Evans te1. I'm m
mediately for short trip south.
Upon their return they will make
their home in Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Hochman of
Baltimore, Md. announce the engage
ment of their daughter. MISS Ray
|
/! of Washington.
An oriole ball will be given by the
Maryland State Society February -
at the New Ebbitt House. The event
in originality will surpass anything
vet given by the society, and it prom =
ises a gala evening to all who at
| tend Among the many special fea-
lures of the evening will be the re-
| leasing of Baltimore oriole CARVING
streamers of black and gold. Inc
| ballroom will be decorated in Mary
| and colors and the official state flag
! will also be displayed. An orlg1nai
| and beautiful souvenir has been ar
ranged by the committee. which VIII
| be given to every one VINO at.shuS'
! the outside cover being in the Mary =
! land coIors of black and gold. En-
.-rayed upon this will be the orioie
, bird and the state seal, in colors:
/ inside the cover will be printed
Maryland, My Maryland and the
F! names of the young ladies VINO VIII
act as the introduction committee:
These Young ladies will be designated
Nv valentine badge. In the receiv-
ing line will be the wives of senators
! md representatives from Maryland
and invitations have been extended
to Gov. Ritchie and his mother: 10
the mayor of Baltimore and mrs.
Broening. Others in the receiving
line will be Mrs William Tyler Page,
wife of the president of the society;
Mrs. Priscilla Wilkinson strseser. ire ns =
Mrs. Helen ]. P. Starr. Mrs, McLane Lam
Adams. Mrs. c. H. Abbott. Miss Dor
| othy W. Babcock. Miss Naomi Burk-
| hart, Mrs. Laurence Condray. Mrs
Zoe Rigby. Miss Willie Mae caTroW' w
| pitcher Mrs. Mary Shreve, Mrs.
Richard Thrasher. Mrs. F. Glenn
| Barnes. On the INTRODUCTION com com
rav chairman; Miss Bernice Rigby'
Miss Bessie Mae Brown. Miss Lenora
GerIoch. Miss Rebsesa h"ass GaEner, Miss l. M'es g.
Wonteomery. Miss Willie Mae Dar-
row, row. Miss Mamie tyler Page; Miss
Helen CASTLE. Miss Kathline is" T,1rinIa Thranh.
Ter, Miss Lorene Croft. MISS Ntsn,a
Sterling and Miss Viola NJ. Dougherty:
Mrs. Priscilla Wilkinson Streeter on
I10S l. street is chairman OF the
ticket and ball committee.
4 Dance.