Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-25
Espy. Miss Janet Bates. Master Mohler
and Prnf Scha 10

Espy, Miss Janet Bates, Master Mohler
and Prof. Scharf
The movement toward holding a bazaar
for the benefit of the projected Episcopal
church at lie Droit Park has taken definite
form. The bazaar win be held at Masonic
Temple on the 18th. l4th and 18th OF De-
cember and will be under the direction OF
committees Of ladies from the following
episcopal churches Of the city: Ascension,
ST Johns, ST. PauPs Emanuel Christ
church of Georgetown and st. Johns OF
Georgetown. The committees are to meet
for final arrangements on Tuesday next at
ii O'Clock at Masonic Temple.
Ms. Lizzie Macnichol-vetta is at her
home on Capitol Hill.
Capt w. A. Glassford and family, Mr..
]. C. Goodrich and family and Mr.. E. G.
Dunnell and family have taken apartments
at The Wcodmont"
The Twilight Pleasure Club had a pleas
ant meeting Thursday at the home of Miss
Kate Mcnamara. Those present were
Misses McCabe, Ferrise, Laporte McNa-
mara, Fay, Harris and McKnew, Messrs
Parker, Haynes. Hartigan, Wilson. Mase,
Cannon and French.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter n. Weston have re-
turned to the city from Rockville, and are
pleasantly located at 800 sth street Mrs.
Weston will be at home Thursdays.
The Young Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Young
woman's Christian Home will hold a tea
and sale for the benefit Of the home on
Tuesday afternoon. November ~ from
to 6 O'Clock. at the residence Of Mrs. James
X. Kelly, 1919 n street.
This auxiliary. numbering among its fifty
members many of the society girls OF Wash
ington, has worked for the last two years
to help the trustees and managers In the
support of this much-needed home for work
ing girls. The officers of the auxiliary are
Miss Reynolds, president; Miss Heth, vice
president; Mrs. Blair Lee. secretary; Miss
H. hsV,
81 c street, will be ready for occupancy
the first week In December. and the money
from this sale will be used in furnishing
the lower floor of this house. one of Miss
Kibby's many generous gifts to the chart
ties of Washington.
Miss Margaret Bennett, daughter OF Mr..
Lewis E. Bennett, circuit Judge of Lewis
county, West Virginia, is in the city, visit
ing friends at No. 22l7 Iowa circle.
A dolls carnival" for the benefit OF the
rectt ry fund of ST. Paul's parish. I'D street,
will be held in the parish hall on the after
moons and evenings of November - and 80
and December L. The distinctive feature OF
the carnival is to have as many dolls as
some character seen during a summer va
cation. Following this idea, several have
been received from the Chicago fair. A
luncheon will be served on Thank sg1vfng
day from to $50 o'clock pm.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. E. Reiss entertained a
party OF friends at their residence, No. 7OI
18th street northeast, Thursday evening
The party consisted Of DIR. and Mrs. j. L.
Wolf Miss Ella Clark. Capt w. r.. Smith.
Mrs. Holley, Prof. b. W. Reiss and wife,
Mrs. McNalley and daughter. Mrs Wolf 81
Philadelphia. Pa. Mr.. J. n. Scheel Of Chi
cago and others A very pleasant evening
was enjoyed by the guests in card playing
and other amusements. Prof. Reiss and his
brother rendered some fine musical selec-
tions. Refreshments were served at IL 30,
after which the guests repaired to the par
n q M Rrr rD4 n4n ar<ea
the evening with renewed energy.
A merry crowd of young people gathered
az the home Of Miss Haidee Jenkins No.
no street northeast on Wednesday eve.
November y, the occasion being the cele-
bration of the nineteenth birthday of the
young hostess. After the guests had un-
masked refreshments were served. after
which a game known as ARTISTS and
critics" was introduced. Prizes were
awarded for greatest and least skill in this
game. The first prize. a souvenir spoon, was
awarded to Miss Ida Talbot and the BOBBY
prize. handsome bouquet, was well earned
Misses Anna and Clara Hart. Becker. Tai
bot, Hand, Sommers, Storm, jenkins Pierce
Mrs. Speidel and Mrs. Pierce. and Messrs.
Speidel Pierce, Jenkins. Croissant Bear.
Howland. Divine. Spring, Mclaughlin and
Cotton.
On Thursday a very pleasant luncheon was
given by Mrs. Giles C. Rush. in honor of
Mrs H L. Birch. Those who were invited
10 meet her were MIS-. Guy Carlton, Miss
Alma Ebert. the Misses Baden. Miss jamie
Carlton. Miss Gruistead and Miss Elenore
Baden.
Mrs. Hitchcock and Mrs. w. A. Croffut
will spend December In Georgia
Miss Anita Hendrie returned to Washing
ton Friday, after a delightful summer and
fall spent at Chicago and Winchester, Ind,
where she was the guest of Miss Anna
Browne. Miss. Hendrie will remain In the
city for the winter at 1403 II street
A new club has recently been formed
under the title of the. No Name Dancing
Club. 1t numbers among its members some
particularly attractive and pretty girls. and
its semi-monthly hops this winter promise
to be very popular affairs.
There was a pleasant party given at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. william Koch.
No. S45 1lth street southeast, on Thursday.
November %. Among those present We're
Mamie Scott, Miss Maggie May Franklin
OF Charles county, Nd; Mr.. John Hudson,
Mr.. Charles Ashford, Mr.. John Torney and
wife, Mr.. Henry Leamon, Mr.. Harry Scott
and wife, Misses Maud Walls, Blanch Muir
ray. Marie Shaw, Alice Nallie Effie Joshne.
Fannie Wood, Emma Mansell. Lillian
sheckless, Eva Holmes. Mt. Bernard Walls
and wife, Mr.. L. Shaw and wife. Mr.. w.
Taylor and wife. Mr.. Walter Murray and
family. Mr.. MCGOWAN OF Baltimore, Mr.. ).
Barber. Mr.. w. Barber Mr. w. Jones.
Kennedy, Mr.. Crowbar. Mr.. johnson, MIR.
J. Conrad. Mr.. w. Hessel Mr.. J. Gleson Of
New York city, Mr.. w. Shaw, Mr.. Mccain
Mr.. Jessie Walls. Dr. c. Adams Mr.. @.
Lewis. Mrs. Julia StevenA Mr. Leonard
Walls.