Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-09
Musicals Form Part
Ut Entertainments IN
Society of Washington
Miss Laura Volstead Is
Hostess at Her Apartment
In Honor of Miss NJ.
Eleanor Mack of Los
Angeles.


| her apartment, at the Brighton. on
tuesday evening. January 4. in honor
| or Miss NJ. Eleanor Mack of Los Ange-
| Der of the California bar and also Is
grand secretary of the Phi Delta
Delta Womens Legal Fraternity.
While in Washington she was the
guest of Zeta Chapter of George
Washington University.
! Miss Mack came here from Law
renee. Kan. where she installed n
! new chapter of the fraternity in the
University of Kansas. she is rs tnc
the various chapters Of Phi Delta
Delta in the interests Of the fra
! tcrnity and expects 10 install several
new chapters before returning 10 Los
Angeles.
Washington Chapter, Trinity Col
lege Alumnae Association, enter
tanned at a dinner at the national
clubhouse Of the Association OF COL
legiate Alumnae on Thursday even
ing. January 6.
The officers of the association. Mi 80
GerIrude Lane. Miss Maude Gaynor.
Miss Margaret Gala han, Miss lisa belle
Cain. assisted by Mrs. Lawrence tiro-
gan. NJ 50 Mercedes Phe!ar and Miss
Helen Rordan. We're In charG. of ar
rhngcniCDtS.
! The members of tn Delta /. S ion
sorority entertained their friends Al
Il tea January .. at 1898 Monroe
street.
Miss Luceila Christie and Miss Mil
dred Christie entertained a party of
young people New Year evening at
tfeir home. in Randle Highlands
oancing and many games were en-
Joyed during the evening. and solo
ana piano selections were rendered
py MIR: George Clark and MIR. Wen
dell Thorpe. A midnight supper was
served.
Guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam w. Christie, MIR. and Mrs. George
:: Maler Miss Florence Anthony. Miss
katherlne Dunnavant. Miss Mabel
Dunnavant. Mr.. Robert Ball, Mr.. Cor
nelius Doremus, Mr.. William Martin
and Mr.. William Mason.
Tuesday. December %. there was a
party given by Mr.. and Mrs. J. L..
Jordan of Bowling Green. Va, to their
daughters. Lucy Winston and Eliza
. neth. In honor of their house guest.
Miss Mary Cave of Washington
dancing and card playing were the
amusements of the evening. A supper
was served at 1880. Among those
present were Misses Mary Cave. Eva
Smith. Margaret Allen, Laura Hem
derson of Washington. u. G: Sue
ware. Dolly Vaughan of Richmond.
Va: Miss Ross. of Rhode Island; Miss
BESSIE billiard of t'h.tnain
Dibawl Of New Orleans. John billiard
OF Chatham. Va: Henry Ware. Mayo
Thornton of Richmond. Va: Oscar
carr of Shenandoah: Billy Sale of Nor
FOLK. Va: Franklin and Douglas
S.oadus OF Newton. Va: Misses
Katherine Washington. Mary Golden.
Fro
Agnes Butterworth. Blanche. Helen,
Frances Broadus. Alice Huntington,
wary Elliott, Mary Lyelle. Margaret,
Marion Smoot. Mary Cooke. Mary
iienshaw. Charlett. Lucy Taliaferro.
Margaret Webb. Frances, Louise
Glassell. Lucy Barlow. ora curtis
Kowe' Louise HAYNES. Lucy. Lizzie,
Mary. Annie Wolfork. Kafhleen
Mahon. Messrs. Thomas Boyd Wash
ington. Bernard Mahon, Tom Blanton.
Evans. Mason Sale, Hiram. Davis
Henderson. Phelam Broadus. scott
Henshaw. Robinson Jordan. Ross
travis. Jim. Lewis. Athol, Bert Col
Inns. Edgar Rowe. Edgar Richa rds
FRANK Smoot, Frank Cooke. John
Pitts. aubrey Valentine. Willin Bowie,
! richard Beale. Arthur Ta,iaferr".
| Willie Woolfork. Ben Skinker. 3,
Leather. Mr.. and Mrs Joe Willis De-
Jarnett. Mr.. and Mrs. L. T.. Martin.
MRS. Green, Raines ana Charles Collins
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Coates gave a
New Year eve party for their danghter
wne n their guests included Miss Marga :
C Iet Iayior Of Washington, Miss Dorothy
Zoe. Miss Virginia Coe, Miss Mildred
Wayne of New York. Miss Edith Mad
COX, Miss Marget Butler, Miss Theresa
! BOYD. Miss Meta Glasscock. Miss Dor
othy Carpenter. Mr.. Edward Taylor. Mr..
Shepard Taylor. Mr.. Wade Butler, Mr..
George Boyd, Mr. George Smith Mr.
Emmet James. MIR. Milton Starved Mr.,
Marvin Hudson. Mr.. Robert Safrell Mr..
Kaiph saffell. Mr. Ralph Hawkins and
mr.. Stuart Coates. brother Of the Young
EoStesse
An Interesting musical and tea was
given Tuesday for the students Of the
Wilson Normal School and their par
ents: Liza Lehmann's "In a Persia n
Garden" was sung by Mrs. Grogan. So
prano; Miss Randolph. contraito; MIR.
B!eydon, tenor, and Mr.. Haneke. bass.
with Mrs. BIeydon at the piano. At the
tea which followed Mrs. Edward Wat
son, librarian of the school. presided at
the tea table -