Evening star., 1926-02-14
Cabinet Hostesses
To Abandon At Homes
In the Lenten Season
Social Engagements IN Con
gressional World Include
Formal and Informal Re-
ceptions-Special Notes.

! The cabinet hostesses Will not re-
ceive Wednesday afternoon. having
discontinued their at homes until after
Lent.
The wives of Senators and Repre-
Sent@tiVes who reside al 100 MaryIa nd
avenue northeast will be at home to-
morrow afternoon from 80 to $50
o'clock.
The ladies who will receive viii be
| Mrs. George w. Norris of Nebraska.
/ Mrs. Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas.
/ Mrs. Earl 3. AIayfield of Texas. Mrs.
/ Car Hayden of Arizona. Mrs. Homer
Hoch of Kansas, Mrs. Philip Swing
! of California, Mrs. William w. Ar
| mold of Illinois. Mrs. Charles Brand
| of Ohio and Mrs. Scott Leavitt of
! Montana.
! Ladies assisting at the tea table.
/ who viii alternate in pouring, will be
| Mrs. William NJ. Jardine. Mrs. vii
| liam +. Mcdowell, Mrs. Lindley Had
! ley. Mrs. Clarence r. Wilson and Mrs
! John G.. LonSdale. Others assisting
| will be Mrs. Peter Norbecll. Mrs Nor
ris Sheppard. Mrs Finis J. Garrett,
! Mrs. John W. Summers, Mrs. Harry
| Barbour, Mrs. James O'Connor, Mrs.
| John Sandlin, Mrs. Dickinson Let's
and Mrs. +. G.. Thompson.
! Young ladies who will assist will be
| Miss Gertrude Norris. Miss Mary T.
! Murphey. Miss jean Hoch, Miss Mar
garet Swing and Miss Mary Alice
Arnold.
! Mrs. Phillips, wife of Representative
1 Thomas ". Phillips, jr.. will be at
home Tuesday afternoon after 4
| clock.
Mrs. A Fl. Vestal. wife OF Repre-
sentative Nestal of Indiana. will be at
| home from , to G o'clock at the Hotel
! Roosevelt Tuesdays, February 10
and %
| Mrs. Charles j. Brand will be at
| home informally tomorrow afternoon
| from 4 to o'clock.
! Mrs Arentz. wife of Representative
! Samuel Shaw Arentz of Nevada, and
Miss kepp will not receive Tuesday
afternoon, because of illness in the
! family.
! Mrs. Luther +. Gregory Will be at
! home Tuesday afternoon from 4 to
! $50 o'clock at 3402 Garfield street.
when she will have assisting her Mrs
/ Theodore Douglas Robinson, Mrs.
/ Everett Sanders, Mrs. J. Walter
| Drake, Mrs. John F. Miller. Mrs. John
! 4. Lejeune, Miss Schelling and Mrs
| Marshall CAN'T of Wilmington. Del
who will arrive Tuesday to visit her
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Tiller will
! be at home this afternoon from to 6
o'clock at their home, 3409 Mount
Pleasant street. the occasion being in
celebration of Mrs. Tiller's birthday
anniversary. Receiving with the hosts
will be Mr.. and Mrs. II. Rohlfs Of Buff
falo, the latter better known as Anna
Catherine Green. Assisting Mrs
| Tiller will be Senator and Mrs. Wood
bridge n. Ferris, Interstate Commerce
Commissioner and Mrs. Frederick |.
Cox, Mr..and Mrs. Frank w. Mondell
Mr.. Charles Russell, former United
States Minister to Persia, and his
daughter, Mrs. Lucy Ogeston Rus
sell. and Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin s
| PuIler.
| Gov. Albert c. Ritchie of Maryland
will be among the guests. The rooms
| will be decorated with cut flowers, and
| in the center of the table will be
large birthday cake
Mr.. and Mrs. Tiller will observe an
! other day at home February %
Mrs. Gillett-Hill and her daughter.
| Mrs. James Mcclure of Kentucky, will
| be at home, 2133 r street, at 4:30
| o'clock tomorrow. Among those ask
! ed to assist are Mrs. John @. Tilson,
| Mrs. Samuel Jordon Graham, Mrs. w.
| Duncan Mckim. Nine. Panaretoff.
Mrs Charles e. Matthews. Mrs. Rob
| inson Downey, Mrs. George c. Thorpe,
| Mrs. William Wheatlsy. Miss Kitty
| Beale of Baltimore. Miss Kate Lewis
! and Miss Helen Clark.
Mrs. Orion Metcalf Barber will re-
i ceive tomorrow for the last time this
! season.
! Miss Mary Perry Brown will be at
| home tomorrow afternoon from 8 to
| 6 O'Clock for the last time this season.
| Mrs. George Knox Berry will not
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