Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-25
Mrs. Allison Nailor, jrs., Thursdays u home
viii be disseminating for the balance Of the

Mrs. Allison Nailor, jrs., Thursdays st home
will be disseminating for the balance Of the
season.
Miss FREDDIE Cooper Of SOL Maple avenue, L.
Droit Park, sntsrsainsd quite number Of HI
tie friends last evening, the occasion being the
celebration OF her seventh birthday. Al kinds
CT amusing games were played, and then they
marched 70 the dining room, and at ] o'clock the
little ones left for their homes. Misses Mabel
and Roma Corson danced quite . number Of
fancy dances. Among those present we're:
Misses Catherine Atkins, Grace Harding, Roma
and Mabel Corson. Crsswell. Lantaff, Hamilton,
Garnett, Cowell. johnson, Harriet Weaver and
Glsnda MILAN and Masters Ourand, Crsswsll
Sitter, Ross johnson, Arthur and Chas. Birney.
The "Hiawatha Assembly" received . very
interesting entertainment at the homo Of the
Misses FELTON,. The tally cards of the assembly
are handsomely engraved and hand painted, to
be kept ~ souvenirs on each occasion. The first
prizes were won by Miss NJ. Magruder and Mr..
James; second prizes, by Mrs. VANDERBILT and
Mr.. r. W. Farrslly. Those present were:
Misses Walker, Ross, Campbell. K. Small, N.
Small, Mrs. Vandegrift, Misses L. Small. A.
Wilton, N. Wilton, Mrs. Hill, Misses Mark Of
Boston, Blair. Houtz, NJ. Masruder, Msssrs.
Kern, c; E. Brainesd. Davis. Webb: r. W. Far
reilly. James, vandesrift, Mendsnhal, Van 8.
hills, d. I. Jennings, Cox, Drs. Lewis Of New
York, Jno. Moran, j. Toner and Renert Of Ala
bama.
The Alpine socials were Handsomely enter
tanned last Monday evening by Miss Ruth Hen
derson at her residence In Alexandria by q
progressive euchre party. The head prizes
were captured by Miss Sharp and Mr.. Treiber,
while the boobies fell to the lot Of Miss Walker
and Mr.. Carter. Those present were the Misses
Henderson, Graham. Koehler. Ryder. Thomp-
son, spicer. Norris, Sharp and Walker, Messrs.
Sitter, Huefnch, spicer, Treiber, Norris,
spransy, Garter, David.
Mr.. and Mrs. George O. Gorham entertained
the Unity Club and number Of guests Tuesday
evening. An excellent program was rendered
Dy Elphonzo Youngs, IT,, Mr.. @. Ritter. Mrs.
NJ. d. Lincoln. Miss Lillian Graves, Mr.. Cocker,
Miss Mia Schmidt, Mr.. Bolinger. Mr.. Talbot
Pulizzi, Miss Lille A. Stewart. Miss Schade,
Mrs. Brigham, Mr.. Barton Miller, Mr.. ". Fl. Con-
ley. Mr.. Harold G. Underwood, Mr.. Collins.
The closing meeting of the Ladies' Historical
Society for this season took place Friday at the
residence OF Mrs. Horatio King. Tho presiding
ofacer was Mrs. McLennan. Mrs. E. Good
fellow gave historical sketch Of Denmark.
The Prose Edds" formed the subject Of Mrs.
F. N. B1gelow's paper. Mrs. Lawrence Weldon
gave an original paper upon Charles XII Of
Sweden. Hans Christian Anderson, by Mira
Almenor B. Williams, was treated In Q scholarly
manner. Mrs. L. Vance read selections from
Danish ballads Nevins' bacarolle and Pade-
rewski 8 polonaise were rendered upon piano by
Miss Prall to the great enjoyment Of those
present. Pictures Of Scandinavian peasant life.
with specimens Of Swedish iewelry, &C., were
loaned by Mrs. 8. Newcomb and Miss McCeney.
Mrs. McLennan read . letter from Miss Gates,
who Is now travelling in Europe. The tea table
was presided over by Mrs. Mark Harrington.
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Aukam left yesterday
evening for Florida, where they will spend
several weeks,