Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-31

days in February, owing to the recent death Of
her aunt, Miss Cowperthwsit.
Miss Cora b. Thomas. superintendent OF the
Young women's Christian Temperance Union
Of the District. gave reception to all the "Y''
unions Of the city and their friends last even
ing at the headquarters of the W. c. I. Z. on
H street. The rooms were crowded. Mrs.
"Pansy" Alden read a story and Mai. ]. A.
Picker Of South Dakota made an address. Mrs
Picker also spoke briefly. Refreshments were
served. Mrs T. A. Williams and Mrs Thomas
poured coffee and chocolate.
Rev. ]. T. varnell and Mrs. Vim. J. Zeh will
be At home Wednesday, February / and 8, and
the Wednesdays during April.
There was q party at the residence of Steven
Sorrell last evening. Those present were
Misses Bieber, Joyce, Hamilton, Nightingale.
Emma Nightingale, O'Brien. Jones, Sorrell,
Reese Wagner Rabbit. Somers, Walker, Fund,
Jewel, Harvey, Roche and Wild, Messrs
Steven Sorrell. George Main. Dan Hessler,
F. Curry, VIM. Young. VIM. Mahoney. VIM.
Yeller. E. Adams. d. Adams. H. Edmonston,
H. Smithson, C. Withers. L. Shepherd, Eugene
Curry. F. Hessler and Stanley SorrelL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rupert celebrated on
January &c the fifth anniversary OF their we'd
ding at their residence, 1724 Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. Besides the wooden regards" OF their
friends, which caused plenty OF fun, the even
ing was enlivened by several violin selections
by Miss Pauline Iseman. accompanied on the
guitar by her father. The Columbia Musical
Club also contributed various numbers and Mr..
Judson sang. An elaborate supper completed
this attractive evening. Among those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Rupert Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest Rupert, Mr.. and Mrs. John Iseman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Iseman, Mrs. B. Wslz. Mr..
and Mrs. Niemeyer, Mr.. and Mrs Eupprecht
Mrs. John Hickman, Mrs. Charles Rosensg,
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. G. Hermann, Mr.. and Mrs.
Schlotterbeck. MIR. and Mrs. W. Botch. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sheridan, Misses Tillie. Katie and Pauline
Iseman, K. Rupprecht, Katie Walz, Margaret
May. Messrs. Joe walz, Max Rachner, c. Her.
mann, Otto Niemeyer. L. p. Sutor. Dennis
OConnor, Will and Bernard Niemeyer, Capt
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. kretzschman OF
Baltimore.
Miss Hayward of New York lie making shor,
visit in this city as the guest of Mrs Whitehead
and her daughter, Miss Christopher, colo Il
street.
Senator and Mrs. Hale will give a dinner or
Friday evening.
Mrs. Hit. who was to give dinner-dance
this week. has recalled her invitations in re-
spect to the memory of Mr.. Blaine.
Newark Social Club gave their third annual
banquet last evening at the Columbia Hall.
Among those who enjoyed the occasion were
"uile. MISS Sdrrsc bdNlr. MI.
Walter F. Smith. Mr.. VIM. II. Adams. Miss
Nellie r. Lane. Mr.. Joseph G. Glotzaback. Mis-.
Ida Rupert, Miss Katie RUPERT, Sidney J.
Stewart, Mr.. Edward P. Rollins, A. Hofmann
H. E. Roach, Fred Lemmer, II. Wannell. Ii. +.
Miller, Miss E. Wheeler. Miss Minnie Ander-
son, Edward Curry and Miss Costello. Dancing
was enjoyed until a late hour.
Miss Parson will not be at home Wednesdays
but the first two Saturdays in February.
tomorrow but will assist Mrs. and Miss Wads-
worth of Vermont avenue.
Mrs. Dapray and the Misses Dapray will con-
tinue to be az home to their friends on the re-
naming Wednesdays Of the season at their
residence, 11O7 18th street northwest.
The at home Of the Misses Carter Of Capitol
Hill Monday evening was a very enjoyable
event. Music and dancing were the features OF
the evening"