Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-07

Maggie Campbell, May Smith, Virginia Camp
bell. Mrs. Chapman. Mamie Campbell. Messrs.
Meyers, Finch, Mills Edmonston, Douglass and
Craig.
Miss Nellie Williams of Detroit is visiting her
aunt, Miss n. H. Hill, at 512 East Capitol street.
Mrs. Manning X. Eyre lie at 1886 P street for
the winter. Mr.. Eyre is attached to the o. 8.
.. Blake, which u being repaired at the WASH
tngton navy yard.
The Home Social Club held its regular
monthly meeting Tuesday evening at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. H. G. Bergling, 1919 eth street
northwest. The usual business was transacted,
after which Miss Francis Augusterfer, the Sec
Rotary of the club. presented with hand
some music rack in recognition of her services
as secretary since the club has been organized.
The presentation speech was made by the presi-
dent. Mr.. j. H. A. Fowler. The musical pro-
gram was furnished by Miss Lilly and Joe
Fauth Miss Clara Nelson, Miss Rosie and Clara
West and Mr.. Casper Herbert The next meet
ing will be held at the residence Of Mrs NJ NJ
Rouzer, 1872 II street northeast, Tuesday, Feb
ruary T.
Last evening surprise party was given at
the residence Of Mrs Joseph Reay, s05 Sd street
northwest, in honor of her sister, Miss Elite
Stockstill of Sidney, Ohio. Among those
present were Misses Efie Harrison. Carrie
Miller, Annie and Katie Foley, Marie Alvey and
Mrs. Harrison, Messrs. Benjamin Harrison,
Tom Kennedy, Frank Stewart and George and
Harry White.
Senator and Miss Voorhees, have cards out
for Wednesday, January 10, at O'Clock to
meet his eminence Cardinal Gibbons.
Mrs. Coggeshall who has been visiting her
cousin, Mrs. Ffoulke, will return from a short
stay in New York to make another visit with
the latter before returning to her home in
North Carolina.
Miss Hortense Kloman gave delightful
dancing party on Tuesday evening. The large
house was decorated in holly and Christmas
greene. At II o'clock the dining room doors
were opened, when bountiful collation. was
served. Among those present were Misses
Filley, Parks. Williams, Bartlett, Powell. Oyster,
Priest, Watkins, Tune. Walker, Gross. Norment,
Plant, King, Joyce. Williamson, Cook, Messrs.
Young, Clephaine, Ramsey, Brainard, Upton,
Royce, Merriet, Cox, Cluss, Walker, Davis,
Powell, TulIock, Nelson, Swickardi, Fair, Ma
honey. Keene, Bently, Bailey, Dr. Engster,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowling, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H.
Plant, Mrs. Reed, Miss Sirrano OF New York.
Mrs Neerath, Mr.. and Mrs. Hammer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Schaur, Misses Stehl. Felgair. Schaur,
Messrs. Stehl, Kuhlmann, Tighe and DR.. Hingst
of Baltimore.
The parlors Of Mrs. Emma F. Bishop, No.
1872 7th street northeast, were made especially
bright and cheerful on Tuesday evening bv the
presence Of a goodly number of the young
friends invited by Master Arthur in honor Of
his eighteenth birthday. The social festivities,
which extended through several hours. were
concluded with refreshments. In the principal
prize game Miss N. Henry won the first and
Miss Nena Porter the BOBBY prize. Among
those present were Miss Carrie Boyce, Willie
Gibson, Eva and Flora Callahan. Susie and
Margie Thomas, Harry Thatchel, the Misses
Nena Porter, Mamie Henry, Ella Walker N.
Cashell of Lay Hill. Md. Lille Wagner, Mamie,
Emma and Nellie Bishop and Masters L. John
son, N. Jenkins and A. Bishop. o..