Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-05

The Norwood Literary Society has issued in
vitations for Friday, March IL, to . lecture by
Archdeacon Moran on "Wanderings in Spain
A birthday party was given to Mr.. Ed. Nc
Cabe Wednesday evening BY his parents al
their residence. 1874 18th street southeast.
Among those present were Mr. VIM McCsbe,
DIR. Hickendy. Misses Mildred and Lizzie
Hillengass, Miss Tasky and Mr.. F. Richardson.
DR.. Philip Jaisohn gave progressive euchre
party last evening to number OF his
friends at his residence, 1017 18th street north.
| west Mrs. r. b Lamon Of Paris. Ill, and Mrs.
William Pennington Mullin Of Philadelphia as
sisted him in receiving his guests Among
those present were Mrs. C. L. Hall Of Wiscon.
| sin, the Misses Judson, Smith, Wilson, Farm
ham. Ward. Whiting. Price and Drs. Wagner,
Bunnemyer, Morse, Mullin and Messrs Moore,
Moores, Mcmillan. Lamon, Wallmo, Knott, r.
| b. Lamon and C. l. Hail.
Mrs Franklin d. Castle Of Philadelphia, who
will be pleasantly remembered here as Miss Ma
rion Williamson. il visiting her sister, Mrs
VIM. l.. Cash, at 1927 Q street.
The Short Story Club met at s04 street
Thursday evening. The author, Mrs. L. A.
Crandell, read the story Souvenirs" After
| an unusually fine literary entertainment il was
agreed to meet on March 16 at 6l0 H street.
Mrs. Friedrich Schultz gave a reception in
honor Of her birthday at her residence, SIS 9Th
street northeast She received her guests in u
/ gown of pink chiffon and lace. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs King. Col and Mrs
Harper, Lieut.. Heffner, Mr.. Curtis. Mr.. Doyle,
Mrs Roth, Mrs. HaZlett Miss Essex, Miss Hart,
Miss Offenstein, Mr.. and Mrs Menninger and
| MIR. and Mrs. Selig.
Misses Emma aud Mae Fenton gave a pink
| tea yesterday afternoon in honor Of Miss Car
RE Boyd of Hayre de Grace.
Mrs. j. L. McCreary, assisted by Misses Flora
and Lulu McCreary, gave a charming luncheon
yesterday 10 n few of her friends at 1904 street
| southeast The table was draped with pink
silk scarf, on which stood a large lamp shaded
in pink. The china was pink and white and the
| souvenir cards, containing the names of the
| guests, were tied with pink ribbons. The
guests were Mrs. Powell, Rowell, Metcalf,
Parker, Naylor and Dutfie.
Mrs Thomas Holmes Of 4s1 street south
west gave an enjoyable party last night to
| her daughters, the Misses Bertha and Maud.
Minnie Wood, Clara Lang Beulah Gudgin,
Belle Lash, Maud Clark, Eva Wuskill, Lizzie
Sullivan, Annie O'Coner, Grace Hunt Emma
Lipphard, BERTHE Heffelfinger, Carrie Pullman,
Harry Morrison, Claude Cooksey, Charley
Lightboun. William Berckman, Charley Lang,
Henry Erskine, Harry Obbie, Willie OConner,
William Smith, William Hill, Edgar Holcer and
Charley Garner.
Miss Jennie Hecker of Carlisle, Pa, is visit
ing her aunt. Mrs. Mary Moore, at 9311z New
York avenue.
day evening by Miss Lille NJ Souder at her
residence, No. l206 street, in honor of Miss
Marian Clarke Of Richmond, Va Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Souder, the
Misses Souder. Miss Marian Clarke, the Misses
Franklin. the Misses Murphy. the Misses Mere
dith the Misses Tomlinson, Miss Elliott. Messrs.
o. A. Swain, W. Woodend, Z. Campbell. BENZ.
WEIGH, NJ. Walker. Herbert Davis, VIM. Allen
and Fred l.. Harries.
The Saturday Night Club held a recent meet
ing at the residence of Miss Swingle, "a Sth
street northeast: Among those present were
Misses Moler, Howe, Swingle, Parker. Graham,
Bright McCreery and Messrs. Parker, Graham,
Pearce, Vose, Upton, Davis, Rask, Moore and
others. The next meeting will be held at 1904
street southeast.
The musicale given by Miss Jennie Davis Of
1918 street Tuesday evening, March /. was an
exceedingly pleasant event. Washington talent
was well represented.
Mrs. Appleton p. Clark, jr., formerly Miss
Florence Perry, will be at home Mondays in
March at her new residence, 241 Delaware ave-
nue. northeast.
There was pleasant gathering Of friends at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. McNamara last even
ing to celebrate the birthday of their daughter
Lizzie Among those present were the Misses
j. Murphy, A. Lynch. u. McQuade, NJ. Sexton,
E. Marooney and NJ. Mcnamara, Messrs. F.
Boyle, J. Dentz. J. Rodbird, g. Mccarthy, ].
McFadden, J. Wilson, E. Fleatcher and ].
Farrell.
DIR. and Mrs Bartlett will not be at home to
callers on Monday, the It'll instant, on account
Of absence from the city.
Mrs. Justice Blatchford will not, for the
future, receive on Mondays
Mrs. Maj. Garrett of New York, who has been
visiting Mrs. Manuel johnson Of l07 4th street
northeast, left for Baltimore yesterday.
Miss Agnes Eichorn has returned home from
New York. where she has been visiting relatives.
Miss Sadie Montgomery entertained a num-
Der of her friends Tuesday evening at her home
on Capitol Hill Among those present were
Misses s. Montgomery, l.. Sullivan, F. Smith,
NJ McDermott, V. Montgomery and A. Hur-
ley, and Messrs ii. Harrison, E. Gooding, j.
Poole. l.. Smith, j. Harrington and S. Long.
Mrs. j. b. Jones and Miss Clara Jones Of
Toronto are the guests of Mrs. Hofheins of
Capitol Hill.
Mrs. /. v. Slater has returned from New
York.
At the fourth meeting Of the Jolly Fourteen
Literary Society Thursday evening at the resi-
dence of Miss Todd, on 9th street. an interest
ing and varied program was rendered. The
instrumental solos by Miss Forbes and Mr..
Gee. harmonica solo by Mr. Bradbury, the
AeadAH6 VI Ahc A@oSsii newspaper ny
editor, Miss Clara Milligan. a vocal solo by Mr..
Paris Brengle and dialect recitation by Mr.
Joshua Fowie added much to the pleasures Of
the evening The resignation Of Miss Daaen-
hover as secretary was presented and
Miss Todd elected to fill the vacancy
The next meeting of the society is to be held
at the residence Of Miss Miiigan. il05 9th street
northwest, when final arrangements for the
debate with the LIE Droit Park Literary Society
are to be made. This de bate promises to be
one of much interest. The subject is: Re-
solved, That the young man voting for the first
time IN 1892 vote the prohibition ticket Messrs
Gee and Emery and Miss Fillmore of the jolly
Fourteen assume the affirmative.
Thursday evening a number of friends as
sembled to assist in the celebration Of the
twenty-fifth anniversary of the marriage of
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Preuss at their residence,
SIS Rhode Island avenue. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs T.. Myers Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
Hebner, Mr.. and Mrs. E Schmid. Mr. and Mrs
]. Lochran, Mr.. Aug. Schme1tie, Mr.. Henry
Schmedtie, MIR. and Mrs. H. Winkleman. Mr..
and Mrs. IL. kirchner, Miss Olga Winkieman.
Miss Josephine Hempler, Mr.. and Mrs. II. III.
Hempler. Mr.. Reuss. Mr.. Albert kirchner Mrs
Belle Parkinson, Mr.. Frank Kirchner and Mr.
Collins
Mrs. J. L. McCreery Of Capitol Hill gave
delightful tea Tuesday evening, assisted by her
daughters and the following gentlemen, who
formed the receiving party:Mr. j. LMcCreery,
Mr.. y. j. Dieudopne, Mr. II. VI. Lincoln, Prof.
J. b. Carpenter, Mr.. George A. Bacon. Among