Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-06

Carlos Mills Of New York city. the elder SON,
npon the tventy-first anniversary Of his birth
day. Prizes were awarded to Misses
eo aansy ana snd urR, s,., in Pinsps'.ins
Clarence Beall as superior needle workers
upon aprons for the ladies, after which the
ladies served supper to the gentlemen. Misses
A. Mae Rogers, Clephane, Mattingly and Mr..
dances.
Mrs. Justice Brewer and Miss Brewer will net
receive on Monday. February 8. but will take
tnat day to return their Monday visits.
The friends of Mrs. Boomer will be glad to
hear she is now out Of danger, although not
yet able to sit up.
Miss Fogle Of Baltimore is visiting Mrs
Lovejoy of 1917 L street northwest
Ex-senator and Mrs William W. Eaton Of
Connecticut have arrived in the city and are
located for the season at No. 1122 18th street
northwest
Mrs. Geo. Haas, jr., of Capitol Hill has gone
south for her health.
The Acorn Club of Capitol Hill and the Fam
chon Club of Alexandria paid an informal visit
TO the Columbia Ideals at their club rooms last
evening and the three clubs spent very pleas
ant time together The Columbia Ideals will
be at home to their friends on Friday evenings
during February and March at 496 Maryland
avenue.
Mrs. Sterling B. Jones of Louisville, Ky., who
has been visiting Mrs. Oates, will be the guest
OF Mrs. Harry Fuller Of I'LL Q street after to-
day.
Miss Elise Castleman daughter Of Gen. John
c. Castleman of Louisville, will arrive Monday.
and will be the guest Of Miss Nellie Fuller OF
1717 Q street.
Miss Keleher and Miss Rae gave very
pleasant party to their young friends last even
ing at the residence of Miss Keeher, 4S3 Mary
land avenue southwest. Among those present
were Misses Fannie Bennett, Ida thompson,
Misses Cooke, Amy, Elite and Lottie keleher,
Messrs. Parker Of Winchester. Keyser Brock.
Potter, White, Thompson, Yonct Bergman,
Davidson, ireland and Johson.
Miss Blanche Higgins of 636 East Capitol
street gave a dance last Tuesday evening to
celebrate her sixteenth birthday anniversary.
Among those present were the Misses Helen b.
Magee, Eda Howard. Daisy l. Joyce. Mary Z.
Brady Of Denver, Col; Lizzie Newmeyer. Bes-
sic Sicily, Regina Donohue and Kathleen
ketcham, and Messrs. Howard b. Hodge, Geo.
1. Cox. Jerome A. Magee. John Howard, Louie
Towers, John Mclaughlin, Alex. Won Docken-
hoser. Willie Miller and Percy Higgins.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. X. Plant gave charming
card party to few friends at their pleasant
home on Sth street Thursday evening last
Progressive euchre was the order of the even
ing and was continued until $50 o'clock, when
refreshments were served Among those pres
ent were DR.. and Mrs. ID. P. Wolhaupter, Mr..
and Mrs Il. X. Helpenstine, Mr.. and Mrs. Dom
aid Murphy, Col. and Mrs. W. II. Crook, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. H. Plant, jr., Prof. and Mrs j.
II. Vermilya, Mrs. Mary A. Briggs. Mrs. W. C.
Murdoch, Mr.. II. NJ. Baker, Mr.. Frank T. Raw
lings. The ladies' first prize was won by Mrs.
heiphenstine, while Mrs. Murphy captured the
BOBBY prize. Col. Crook took the gentleman's
first prize and DIR. Wolhaupter the BOBBY.
surprise party was given to Miss Fannie
Wood at her residence last evening. Among
those present were the Misses Ireland, Michel,
Hamer. Freeland, Langley, Delano, Hutcher-
son, Stephenson, May, Orange. Soper Ella
May. Retta Moulton, Cookey, Stone, America
Worfreed, Gallagher, Chandler and Word and
Messrs. Thornton, Thomas, Childs, Farron,
Caldwell, Hutcherson. Emmons Satton,
Bailey, Lowe, Brooch, Hessee, Turner, Steele
and Chase