Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-09

day evening. Mra vinnis Rsam-Hexis w~s
one Of the guesta
Mr.. and Mrso. Hubert Van wasensn Of New
York are guests Of MIRA John Thornton Wood
3ls East Capitol street
Mira Wood. sis East Capitol street. will re-
ceive informally on Monday from 4 to 9, and
will have with her MIRA q. Hubert Van
waesneu Of New York. her sister.
Miss Mabel Parker OF Maiden. Mass. 10 visit
ing Miss E " Brown Of 1912 r street north
| west.
Mra Armat stoddard and her two daughters.
Miriam and Annie Louise, have gone to Atlantic
City for q few weeka Miss Miriam has just re-
covered from . severe attack OF typhoid fever.
The "Home Circle Club" held Its regular
monthly meeting Tuesday evening At the resl-
dence OF Mr.. II. q. Bergling, 1919 6th street
The membership has now reached the limit OF
nfty. After the business meeting supper was
served BY the entertainment committee. Dur
ing the evening the company was entertained
Win vocal and Instrumental music oy the
Misses Josie and Lilly Fsuth, bliss Blanche
Sorson, DR.. II. X Street and Mira Berry OF
t fsll' Church. Va. The neIt:meeting viii be
neid May 3, at the residence OF Mr.. y. ..
Augusterfer, s0i street northeast
Mr.. and Mrs J. d. Crossant gave q tea lssf
evening in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs Nathan Ford
OF st. Paul, Mimi. Among those present were
Mr.. and MrsL II. Warner. Mrs. j. Z. Burrows.
Mrs. Simeon Bradley. Mr.. and Mira julius
trusdeii and MIR. and Mrs. Nathan Ford
The Friendly Sixteen Pleasure Club have
issued invitations for . complimentary leap
year ball 10 be given by the lady members st
the National Rifles Armory Easter "Wednesday,
April 20.
Misa L. SEWERS gave . birthday party at her
home on Thursday last. Those present were
Misses L. and c. Klinge. Miss voehl, Miss
thompson, Miss Zirwes Mr.. 7: volland, Mr.
Houohens and also the members Of the Y. Z. q.
Club, and q most enjoyable evening was spent
In spite Of the bad weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Van wickle returned
yesterday from southern trip.
Gen. and Mrs. j. s. Mason. accompanied by
their daughter. Mrs. John Floyd wagsaman
and Mrs. Bradley of New York, have gone 20 the
Hygeia at Fortress Monroe and Virginia Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. ChAs. s. fainter gave a dinner
Of fourteen covers Thursday evening. April Z,
for Gen. and Mrs. +. A. Starring of New York
Payne. Col. and Mrs. NJ. l. Ludington, Mr.. and
Mrs. anthony Pollok, Miss ScidmOre. Prof. Il.
W. Wiley and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Manton.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. HannAford Of Claremont,
n. H., who have been visiting their relative,
MIR. Siias Boyce, sl7 h street, returned TO New
Hampshire today.
Mira b. L. Ballaie Of westmoreland county,
Va. is visiting her cousin, Mrs. X Z. Hudson,
and friends at Benning, ID. c.
Mr.. and Mrs C. II. Evans are enjoying visit
of their daughter, Mrs. Phsres N. Mishler, Of
Hagerstown, Nd.
Mrs. Sarah Irwin Mattingly will give q recep-
ton in honor of Mr.. Daniel Dougherty fol-
lowing his lecture on the evening Of April a.
''Mrs. Jsrley's Wax Works will be given by
the Foundry Circle of Kings Daughters for the
of fIa rid
evening, April ~, at Willard Hall There will
also be music by local talent.
April 2 at the residence of Miss Edna Hum
phrey party OF little folks were invited to
| spend the evening in honor of Miss Nettie
Marsh OF Solomons, Md. The parlor was beau
tifully decorated in growing palms A number
of games were played, after which the supper
was served.
Mrs. Tunstall Sharpe and Mr.. BEDFORD
Sharpe Of San Antonio. Tex, who have been
visiting Mrs. Allie Sharpe Balch of 1921 Penn
sylvania avenue for the past two weeks.
ended their visit today. Mrs. Sharpe
goes to Philadelphia for few
the Yale Law School, Mrs. Sharpe while here
has been the recipient Of many attentions from
DIR. Sharpe's army friends
few friends and relatives OF Miss Kate Nc
Clelland assembled by invitation at her home
last Monday evening in honor OF her eighteenth
birthday Those present were the Misses
Began, King, Hart, Keene. Turner. stokes,
Balderson, Muirhead. Bellfeld, Fritsch, Oliver.
| McClelland, Mrs. Saum. Franklin and Beall,
and the Messrs. Lothrop, Gswler. Tick; Worch,
Newton, Staley, Anadale. Proctor and Beall.
Miss Frances X. Lamprey of Brookline, Mass,
and Miss Alice E. Lamprey and Miss Agnes
| Stewart Of Lawrence, Mass. are visiting their
cousin, MIR. W. n. Weston of Corcoran street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Dyer will return tc
Washington and receive their friends Tuesday,
April 10, as No. 1926 Vermont avenue.
The Easter ball to be given on Easter Mon
day night at Masonic Temple for the benef at of
the Homeopathic Hospitals evidently destined
to be the event par excellence Of the coming
holiday season. After the long Lenten
iuli in the matter OF balls and ger
mans the young people will hail such
an opportunity with especial delight,
while the chaperons will doubtless derive
equal pleasure from the congenial social re-
union. From present prospects a large con-
tingent Of those present will be visitors from
| out OF town. many of the patronesses expecting
young ladies to visit them for the Easter holt
| days. The Yale Cleo Club will also attend in 4
body, which will doubtless add much to the
| festivity Of che occasion. The full list
of patronesses, all of whom are taking an active
interest in the affair. is follows: Mrs. Nor
ton, Mrs. Mckee, Lady Pauncefote. Madame
Romero, Mrs. Elkms, Mrs. Cameron, Mrs.
Hale, Mrs Mcmillan, Mrs. Dolph. Mrs. Cor
man, Mrs Dalzell. Mrs. Cultivate, Mrs.
Farquhar, Mrs. Mason, Mrs. Glover, Mrs. Hen
derson, Mrs. Adee, Mrs Buchanan, Mrs. Pope
and Miss Waite.