Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-19

| 1890. when masks were discarded and refresh
| ments were served. Those present were: The
Misses Mamie Bradekamp, Annie Leoffier, Annie
| and Nina GAM, Florence and Mollie Brown,
Rosa Burdette, Emma and Mamie Shedd,
Mamie Harbinson, Hannah Buckley, Lula
Brewer and Maggie Brooks and Messrs. Charles
and Sam Herbert, Earnest Selby, Geo. Roberts,
VIM. Lewis, VIM Cunningham, r. Beahler,
Julian Smith, d. O'Connor, Chas. Bonnet,
Walter and Henry C. Scott
| pleasant surprise birthday party was given
| to Mr.. NJ. N. Rouzer at his residence, No. 1872
b street northeast. Monday evening by the
Home Social Club. The company enter
tanned with vocal and instrumental music by
the Misses Minnie Grower, Clara Nelson. Mary
Augusterfer and Mrs. Fl. r. Street Refresh
| ments were served during the evening Among
| those present were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Angus
terrier, DR.. and Mrs. II. II. Street, Mr. and Mrs.
J. II: A Fowler. Mr.. and Mrs. H. g. Berglin,
the Misses Belle and Gertie Rouzer, Minnie
Brewer, Katie Decker, Frances and Ada Angus
{erfer, Clara Nelson and Mrs. Colburn. Messrs
Casper Herbert John Day, W. E. Colburn, c.
G. Harrison and E. j. Augusterfer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Friebus. jr., have issued
cards for tea on November %, from to 8
O'Clock. the occasion being the first anniver-
sary Of their wedding.
st. Patrick's Church was the scene of a very
Mae Dove and Dir. William c. jacques. Rev.
Father Walter performed the ceremony. The
bride WAS gowned in white China silk with
gloves and velvet hat to match. She carried a
white prayer book, the gift of the groom's sis
ter. They received a number of handsome
presents from their numerous friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacques left It IL o'clock for
New YORK.. When they return they will reside
at 1l20 9th street, where the will be at home
to their friends on Wednesdays after Decem-
Der 1.
progressive eucher party was given Thurs
day evening by Miss Emma Drew at her resi-
dence, 1887 30th street The head prizes were
captured by Miss Regina McGeary and Mr..
Schley Cassin. The BOBBY prizes were taken
by Miss Bertha Adams and Mr.. Paul Crome-
lien. Among those present were Misses J. and
Nj. Cunningham, r. and c. McGeary NJ
Worley, b. Adams. N. Kurtz. +. E. Franklin.
Messrs A. James, P. Cromelen, r. Stratton,
S. Cassin. G.. and W. Drew, r. Richardson, J.
Ochsenreiter and J. Connors
The German Dramatic Association met Thurs
day at s04 E street northwest, the occasion be-
ing one Of the social ''at homes Of the club
The new president, Herr f. Claudy. presided.
The board of directors for 1929 consists of
MIR. f. Claudy (president). Miss Rosa Poesche
lvice president). Mr.. F. Lutz (treasurer), Mrs.
Bertha Caron (secretary), Miss Anita Schade
(librarian) and Miss Agnes Burchard and
Messrs. L. Schade, De Grain and F. Atrup as
executive committee. Mrs. Emma Poesche, the
founder of the "Gesellschaft' and for
seven years its untiring president, had
lately resigned all par.icipations in its
affairs and been made honorary president.
The program OF the evening consisted of
scene from Shakespeare's 1.-TWO Gentlemen of
Verona" performed by Misses Anita Schade
and Lottie Allan, readings by Miss A. Burch-
ard. Miss Dora Schmidt and Mr.. Conley. and
two songs by Rubinstein. which Miss Mia
Schmidt. from Berlin. rendered in admirable
style, accompanied by Mr.. E. Droop. jr. Among
those present were Misses Willenbuecher. Dr.
and Mrs. Christian. DR.. and Mrs. Wiehle, DR..
and Mrs. Ruebsam, Prof Klemm, Mr.. l.. Schade
and family, DIR. Jones, Mr.. and Miss Eisinger.
Miss Endicott. Mrs. and Miss Whitening,
Miss Won kerff Mrs Roemer-Kasper. Mrs.
Ciaudy. Mrs Watkins. Mr.. and Miss like. Mrs.
Didden. Mr.. Mccoy, Mrs. and Miss Caron. Mr..
LANCE. Miss Porter. Mrs. Hoegelsberger, Miss
Ray Elliot, Mr.. and Miss Veerhoff. Mrs. and
Miss Burchard. Miss Poesche. Maj. Weyss, Miss
APPEL, Misses Schmidt, Miss karr. Mrs. Won
Gluemer. Mrs. McIntire, Mrs. and Miss Allan
Mr.. Altrup, Mr., Mrs. and Miss Lutz, Miss
Goth, Mr.. and Mrs. De Grain and many others.
The Laurel Social Club held its first dancing
reception Wednesday evening. November It,
at National Rifles Armory. which was largely
attended. The ladies looked very attractive in
their pretty costumes. Among those present
were Misses Houck, Crafts, Minnie and Bertha
Krouse. sheehan, Appleby. Sellhau-en,
schmidt, Holmes, Hay, Connolly, Grant
Sullivan, Elliott, Dalton, b. and "
keefer. Weeden, Miller; Dodge, Norman,
Connell, O'Connor, Cuttings. Halleran. Barr,
Mrs NJ E. Mcintire, Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. Hobbs,
Mrs. Samuel Wheeler, Mrs. Wimsatt, Mrs.
Halloran, Messrs. J. J. McCabe, {. E. Gorsuch
and II. j. Latchford of Baltimore. Md; Messrs
Collins II. Selihausen. Littick, Dunn. Dorsey,
Swaggart, Ribnitzski, Hense. holland, Wells,
Beresford, F. Cuttings, Thonton, Helmus,
rhaal d. n
O'Connor, White, Perry. Sullivan. and the fol-
lowing members: Misses E. Dodge, K Hal
lorsn, NJ. Johnson, A. Trundle, l. Turney NJ
Dugan, n. Fitzp patrick A. sullivan, L. Fisher
and NIessrs. ID. $. Cuttings, l.. II. Bergman,
A. W. Trundle, G. A. Fitzgerald, J. NJ. Lewis,
r. III. Winsatt. o. E. Sellhausen. W. II. Duffy,
c. G. Roberts, J. skeen and J. f. Medley.
A birthday party was given on Thursday
evening by Miss Maggie Mclaughlin to a num-
Der Of her friends. Games OF different kinds
were enjoyed and bountiful refreshments we're
served.
A regular meeting of the L'Alegro Pleasure
Club was held Friday at the residence of Mr.
W. Alburger Mr.. A. S. Whit, Mrs. c. A.
Wade and Mrs. A. Campbell were elected hon
orary members. After the business meeting
the remainder OF the evening was pleasantly
spent. The next meeting will be held at Mr.. J.
S. Whitt's, 1853 street northwest, to which
honorary members are invited.
MI. and Mrs. Zenas C. Robbins has returned
to the city and at the residence of their son,
Dr. Harry Robbins, 1850 NJ street.
Mrs. William Silvey and Miss Silvey have re-
turned to the city and are at SIC 18th stree. for
the winter.
A pleasant surprise was given Mrs. G.. ".
Van Horn Tuesday evening at her residence.
1877 10th street. 1t being the anniversary of her
birthday. The parlors were cleared and dane
ing was enjoyed until IL o'clock. when the line
OF march was taken to the dining ROOM where
refreshments we're served. The floral decorations
consisted Of crysanthemums, roses and
ferns. After supper dancing was con-
tinued until a late hour. The presents
were numerous and handsome Among
the friends present were the Misses Annie and
May Codrick, Ida, Nettie MAY Serrin Maggie
Cumberland. Maud. Saddle Millen, Mary Clara
Piepinbring, Susie America. Alice, Kate Cum
berland, Mollie Mahoney. Maybelle Chambers,
Lilly Warren. BERTHE, Mabel Van Horn, Messrs.
Harry Codrick, Frank Dent, Harry Cumber-
land. G.. W. keenan,. Harry Serrin, Harry
Ward, II. Caldwell J. Lamph, Cliff, Harry
Downing, I. Phillips. c. W. Allison, Switser,
Huntress, Culley. Bayne. Mrs. Simpson of Bos-
ton, Mrs. Capt Columbus. Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
shall Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Caldwell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Downing and Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson.
The engagement Of Mr.. Harry W. Bowling
and Miss Sue b. Bracket is announced. Miss
Bracket is the daughter of Mr.. Geo. A. Bracket
of Minneapolis, where the marriage will take
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