Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-31

returning TO their house at 17i2 Rhode
: Island avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neuhauser's - a..
Costume Party This Evening. i.
Mr.. and AIRS. Roy L. Neuhauser will
entertain at O costume dance this eve
ming In their home, on Kalorama road,
in honor OF their cousins. Miss Mary
Elisabeth Easton and Mr.. Russell Easton
of Oakland, Calf RI
MFR. and AIRS. Enos Newman wiltsen-
terrain at dinner preceding the dance.
Mrs. Joseph stiles wall and Miss
Frances Wall will not be at home to-
morrow, due to absence from the city.
Mrs. william wheatley will be; at
home Informally Saturday after 4
O'Clock. ts,:
Mrs Richard Gray Park, jr.. will be
at home tomorrow afternoon from 4 to
6 o'clock at 1913 s street and viii re-
ceive, again Friday afternoon, February
8, from 4 to 6 O'Clock.
Mrs Tyree Rivers and Miss Myra
Rivers will be at home Sunday after
moons In February from 4 to s o'clock
in their home, at 1910 X street.
Mrs. William Halsey win be at home
informally tomorrow afternoon after 4
O'Clock in her apartment, at GIT Eight
zenith street northwest. IL. .l5
Former Senator and MRS. william
Alden Smith Of Grand RapidA Mich,
arrived in Washington today and are
at the Mayfiower. ~ -1.s
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee p. Warren are
| spending this week In New York, stop
ping at the Barclay.
Mrs. Irving A. Duffy, who is a guest
Of her parents, Col. and Mrs. Francis
Hopkins, at the WaTdman Park Hotel,
will be joined today by Lieut. Duffy,
who will come from New York. Lieut..
and Mrs. Duffy win return to New York
| Monday.
Mrs. Russell T. Edwards has gone to
| Florida for the month of February to
visit her mother, Mrs. FKed Parker, at
Tampa,
Miss Elizabeth Kennedy. Ndebutante
| daughter of Admiral and MxS. Robert
M. Kennedy, has returned from two
week visit in Charleston. s. c. where
she was presented to society by Mrs.
Edward Parker at the St, Cecilia ball.
Mrs. Thomas sim Lee entertained at
luncheon today at the ,Mayfower in
compliment to Mrs. Ernest Ely and Miss
Clara Wood Of winchester, Va. Covers
were laid for IA.
MIR. Wallace Chiswell will sail ,Satur-
day on the Caronia for Havana. After
a visit of several weeks In Cubs he will
join Mrs. Chiswell. in their apartment
in the Wardman Park Hotel.
Mrs. Frank Callan of lion, N. Y, is
visiting MIR. and Mrs. Theodore ,Tiller.
Mrs. Callan, who Is State president
Daughters of 1912. came to washington
to attend the Women's Patriotic Confer
ence and the meeting Of the national
board, D. A. r.
Gen. Horton Entertained
AT Luncheon Yesterday.
r A testimonial luncheon was given by
the personnel Of the Construction Serv-
ice, QuartermaSter Corps, yesterday In
honor of Brig. Gen. William e. Horton,
who will retire from active service in
the Army tomorrow. The luncheon was
attended BY $50 officers and employees
of the service. Maj. John D. fitzpatrick
@. M. c., was POSTMASTER. Miss
Kobbe and Mrs. FowkeS sang solos,
after the luncheon. accompanied by
Mrs. Gertrude Trumbly. Maj. Gen.
Cheatham, the quartermaster general In 4
graceful speech testified to the. serv-
ice rendered by Gen. Horton in his 30
years service and spoke, in the highest
terms Of the results Of his efforts in
the Construction Service. The toast
master then presented Gen. Horton, on
behalf of the Office staff, handsome
scroll signed by every member of the
Construction Service. The decorated
scroll was of parchment suspended from
wooden RON, the wood of which was
from the old White House. This scroll
was designed and executed by Miss
Edna e. Davies.
Miss Bernice TiSman Of Winnipeg.