Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-14
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mother at 1917 L street northwest for the
winter.
General and Mrs. Felix Agnus gave dinner
In Baltimore last evening to Mr.. and Mrs
Emmons Blaine. Secretary aud Mrs Blaine
went over from Washington, stated in TRE
STAR yesterday. The other guests were promi-
nent local society people. Secretary Blaine
will remain in Baltimore until Monday morning
A meeting of the Eureka club, held at the
residence of the Misses Kelley, on street
southwest, Tuesday evening, was given up to
progressive eucher. Miss Katie Oates was
awarded the ladies' prize, Miss Mamie Garner
the BOBBY, Mr.. NJ. Colbert the gentlemen's
prize and Mr.. W. Brosnan the BOBBY. Among
those present were the Misses Cook. Law
Oates, the Misses Ferguson, Garner and the
Misses Kelley and Messrs. Brosnan, Carr. John
son, Alvey. Hart Shea, Cooper and Colbert.
DIR. and Mrs. Hamlin will receive at 1853 7
street northwest on Mondays after 5 o'clock,
except the first Monday of each month.
Miss Urling of Pittsburg is the guest Of the
Misses Schneider, 1879 Q street northwest
MIR. and Mrs. J. II. Ralston and Mrs. II. NJ.
Ralston, the mother of Mr.. Ralston. have come
INTO the city from their country home at Hyatts-
VILE and are located at the Langham for the
winter.
Mrs. Henderson, 1912 Rhode Island avenue,
entertained Mrs. Glass wife of the commandment
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lawton, IT., of Kings
ton, n. Y, daughter Of Judge Schoonmaker
OF the interstate commerce commission. are
visiting their parents at l70S 18th street north
west
Mrs. J. II. Gillian of Richmond, Va, and Mrs.
VIM. H. White of Norfolk. Va, are visiting
their sister, Mrs. A. A. Tunstall of No. 1706 18th
street northwest.
Mrs. Kate Thyson MARI will spend the winter
at the home of her mother, Mrs. p. Thyson. ~
l street northwest
pleasant surprise party was given last
evening to Miss May McMenamin, 327 A street
southeast. Among those present were Misses
Mary Barns, Amy Shea. Gertie and BERTHE Lar
man, Lulu Acton, BERTHE King, Edith Mahon,
Josie Whsman, Grace Brown, BERTHE Reeves.
Jennie Deomie and Lulu Steward, Messrs.
Avis, Dalton, mclaughlin, Draper. Ackers,
Clark, Smith, Peters, Kennedy, MacGowan,
Mckenzie, Taylor. kelwell, Drew and McMen-
amin. rg e. A.
Gen. and Mrs. John S. Mason have closed
their suburban home and are at 1886 street
northwest for the winter.
Mrs. David McRitchie jr., who is passing the
winter here, is located at SIS 18th street north
west. She will leave for Norfolk next week to
spend the holidays with her husband, who is
stationed there
Most OF the cabinet ladies who recalled their
announcements for receptions last week will
probably be at home next week.
Mrs. Fuller being obliged to leave the city
VIII discontinue her Mondays until after the
LIST OF January.
1t has been determined that the annual
charity ball for the benefit of the children's
hospital Will take place this season as usual on
or about the odd of January. This is the nine
teenth recurrence of that popular event, and
the purpose is that it shall be at least as at
tractlve IN every respect as any of its predeces-
sors.
Mrs. Judge Drake and Mrs. Westcott will not
be at home to callers on Monday afternoons
until after January l.
The young peoples West End progressive
eucher club held its second meeting last even
ing at the residence of Paymaster George w.
Evans on 18th street northwest OF the club
present were Misses Belle Willett, Edith Harris,
Sallie Cox. Alice Boyd, Lille Cox, Carrie Jones,
Jennie Boyd, Bertha Jones, Marian, Catharine
and Mlda Evans, and Messrs. Irving Gregg,
Blair Wales, Fred Faust, Robert Gregg. Sydney
Wales, Frank Boyd, Charlie Wilson, James Will
lett, Horace Knight and Harry Whiting The
first prize for the ladies was won by Miss Bertha
Jones and that for gentlemen by Mr.. Sydney
Wales, while Mr.. Fred Faust carried off the
BOBBY prize.