Evening Star Newspaper, February 27, 1921, Page 43

SOCIETY r. Costello Honored At Colonial Part ! Mrs. Mabel M. Dawson entertained Rbout sixty young people at a colo- nial party the evening of February 22, for Mr. Maurice J. Costello of New Xork, whose birthday anniversary it was. The guests, many of whom are classmates of Mr. Costello at George- { town_ University, were costumed in the rich and colorful dress of the co- Jonial period, which was the more interesting on account of the histori- cal setting, being the old Comm Decatur home, at Georgetown. There w freshments were ser mammies, who also melodies. cing, d by colored sang oldtime L Alexandria Society. Capt. and Mrs. Marvel H. ¥ who have recent been in Bangor. Me., were the g st week of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George | Uhler, on North W t | en route to Camp Capt. Parsons is s turned from Bu where she spent the with her son and ames | rhour, | Rob- and Mr. Wi were the g le and aunt hneider, on Q n of Washington. week of their u Mrs. Justus . and_Mrs. Ludlow . Jennie Van H. Baker Smith, Master Walter Mollie Fearson have re- | t to friends in Balti- es H. Mansfield has returned | t to friends in Lovettsville, Served With Tea. Apparently the number of American kers who choose to take milk ©or cream in their tea is increasing, for. while one as not unusual for hostesses at rnoon teas to ps only lemon and sugar with tea, now | it _is quite the custom to include a &malil pitcher of rich milk or cream. The question whether or not tol] serve cream with tea is one that sometimes puzzles the hostess. The fact is th y do not like cream in ile it wi seem like hospitality 2 P ng short of c with coffee, r nner, when | t t| he sort a or tea that comes up to | requirements of most tea drink- r. there are those who find | m the best selection. George | one of the bluestockings d on this point. | in _one of her you” ever drunk a cup | ith real country cream?* i m to be nation. s in this m uvants for The Chinese never cream or milk, while in Russia it is taken often very swect and sometimes with Vi Delivers This Three-Piece Duofold Suite To Your Home '\lll\. EDMUND is the guest of her (’ . in Northumber- »g | 827-829 11th Street OF AMERICAN HOME FURN(SRERS CORP. ormerly Miss arriage to Li Y SOCIETY THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, FEBRUARY 27, 1921—PART v NO MORE WASH-DAYS! Here’s the mostwelcomenews that thousands of women haveheardinmanyaday. Here’s relief for every woman who has said, “Oh, if I could only afford to have someoneelsedo my weekly family washing for me!” Here’s the latest achievement in laundry service. Manhattan (. mon. never with Also Colored Crochet—White Sizes 3 to 130 Embroidery D. M. C. Floss Old-Fashioned Crochet Needles Wonderful showing’ of Beads, newest styles and coloring. 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