Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-04

Mrs. Robert n Drinkard Of esl H street
northwest win be at home on Mondays in Feb.
ruary with Miss Reynolds.
Mrs. Henry II. Walter VIII not receive during
February, bat win be glad to see her friends on
THURSDAYS after March ! at her new home, 1884
9th northwest
The friends Of Mrs. George II. Gorham will
| be pleased to learn that she has entirely recoy.
cred from her recen. bronchial attack.
The Misses Williams. assisted by Mrs. Chas.
E. Cooke and Miss Elizabeth F. King. will be a.
home Mondays, February aud IS. ct 424 Sd
| street northwest.
Mrs. Joyce, Miss Boyle and Miss Frost at
home Sunday, 5th, after 8 o'clock p m. at $3.50
U street. Georgetown Heights.
Mrs. NJ. n. Johnson, l23 Maryland avenue
northeast, will receive next Monday. assisted by
the following ladies: Mrs. Arthur Miley, Mrs
p. A. Cleveland, Mrs. ]. G. Bushby, Mis-.
Wicks and the Misses Wetmore
| The Penta Club will meet tonight At the
Elsmere, Senator Palmer presiding. The pro-
gram will be q pleasant melange Of skillfui en-
| tertainers.
Mrs. c. Ulrich Kennedy Of Jefferson place
has issued cards to her friends for a tea Thurs
day, February Q. 4 to z. She will be assisted
by Mrs. Arthur Payne, Mrs. Boyd Smith. Mrs.
Harry Winston, Mrs. DIR. Green, Miss Payne,
| IHiss lrouuOiuu, Mlsees Daproy, 1llbs heuueUy
and Miss Hough Of Baltimore.
| On Thursday evening last CHAIR ming must
Gale took place at the residence Of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry w. Wells, on which occasion the Hay du
Quintet Club were present and gave several
numbers in their most mastery style. There
were also two numbers by Miss Carrie V. Kid
! well. the accomplished soprano lately from
Dresden, 80 Don Fatale," from Don Carlos,
and angels Serenade," with violin obligato.
Miss Helen Colhoun recited, Mr. John Law
renee piano solo and Mr.. Chas. Frailey on the
| violin were heard with great pleasure. Mrs.
| Wells sang an aria from Mercsdante. The en-
joyable evening closed with a supper at mid
night.
Cards are out announcing the marriage Of
Frank ]. Cullen and Eva A. Starkey. They will
be Eat home" to friends February and IA
from to 8 clock at 4l0 Rhode Island avenue
northwest.
The Wang Social Club gave their first grand
| hop OF the season at Linthcum Hall, West
| Washington, Wednesday night, and met with
great success. The members are Henry W.
Schlosser. Dennis 0'Connor, George Harper,
! Charles W. Bouvet, Wilton Cunningham. Henry
Chamberlain, Thomas Fewkes, David Wetzel,
George Thomas and Otto Jorg.
| The ''Home Social Club" and its friends
gave Mr.. J. H. A. Fowler, the president of the
club, birthday surprise party at his residence,
Sl2 Sth street northeast, on Tuesday evening.
A handsome dinner and tea set presented
| to Mr.. and Mrs. Fowler. Refreshments of all
kinds were brought by the surprisers. which
were served during the evening. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Bergling, Mr..
and Mrs A. S. johnson, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Rouzer. Mr.. and Mrs. F.
]. Angusterfer. Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Pollard,
| DIR. and Mrs. H. r. Street, Mr.. and Mrs. Robt.
| Corson. Mrs. c. II. johnson, Mrs. Colburn and
the Misses Ada and Frances Augusterfer. Min
nie Brewer. Katie Decker, Katie Bakersmith.
Maggie and Carrie KENNY, Lizzie and Rosa
West. Ida KENNY, Blanche Carson, Mary Au-
gusterfer, Oracle Augusterfer, jamie koontz,
| Mrs. W. II. Mainwaring, Mr.. John A. Maret
and Messrs. ". E. Colburn, E. J. Augusterfer,
Casper Herbert, G. G. Harrison, William John
| son, Harry johnson. Arthur johnson and Mr..
Brooks and Mrs. Hobart.
Mrs. George A. Townsend receives with
Mrs Judge Fisher and Miss Fisher Of 1854 NJ
street from to 6.
Mrs. VIM. NJ. Springer will not be able to re-
ceive on Monday, February 6, but hopes to see
her friends on Monday, February 10.
| Mrs. Gen. Coulter and Miss Coulter Of Penn
sylvania are the guests of Mrs. George Huff.
regular meeting of the st. Allegro Club was
held at 1926 sth street northwest The next
meeting will be held at 46S P street northwest
Friday, February 10.
Miss Nita Albert gave an enjoyable dance at
her residence, 1929 F street northwest, on
Wednesday evening. The parlors we're hand
served. Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. H. j. Albert, Mrs. l.. Courtney, Miss
Albert. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac NJ. Long. Mr.. and
Mrs. Herr, Mrs. John L. Mills. Mr.. G. II. Mills,
Mr.. Kickhoefer and Mr.. Reed and Mr.. Croyeau
Of Baltimore, Misses Coffin, Mills, Hanes,
Dunn, Trader, Saunders, Smith, Gross, Nor
gsns and Cross of Baltimore. Messrs. Harvey,
| Dunn. Dixon, Smith, Lee, Davis. II. J. Long
Lee Albert, Lee, Duffey, Moque, Reed, Hay
| wood and Beck.
| The Eureka Euchre Club held its fourth reg
ular meeting on Wednesday evening at the res
idence of Miss Amy Eckbert. 1890 9th street.
| The prizes were unique. Miss Wilson won the
| BOBBY. Mr.. Wilson captured the gentlemen's
prize and Mr.. Padgett the BOBBY. After the
games were played refreshments were served.
| The rest Of the evening WAS occupied in dane
| ing. Those present were bliss Mollea NJ.
| Turner, Misses Grace and Agnes Maher, Miss
BERTHE Wilson, Misses Nellie and Jennie Greg
| DRY and Miss Church, and Messrs Yellott,
Padgett. Claughton, Jackson, Newman, Pearlie,
Mobile and Wilson.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the West
Street Presbyterian Church of Georgetown
held q very enjoyable sociable in the chapel
last evening. An entertaining musical and lit
| erary program WIGS presented. business
meeting was called for the purpose of consid-
| ering the advisability of joining the District
Union of Christian Endeavor Societies, which,
| upon motion to this effect, WAS unanimously
carried. The following officers Of the society
were elected: Mr.. Geo. W. Drew, president;
John Lewis, vice president; Robert Leetch.
corresponding and recording secretary, and
Miss Fannie Gilbert, treasurer. Refreshments
were served by the reception committee and the
usual amusements of such an occasion were
heartily enjoyed by all present
| The first complimentary hop of the indie
pendent Pleasure Club will take place at. the
National Rifles Armory on Monday evening
| next
Mrs. Col VIM. H. Parker of Deadwood,
s. D., is visiting her mother and sisters, corner
| 10th and streets southwest.
! Mrs. John B. Allen, 10 b street northeast,
will receive Monday assisted by her sisters, Mrs.
Edward Whitson and Miss Bateman and Mrs
J. L. Wilson. Mrs. Almena Z. Williams, Mrs. A.
q. Dunn, Mrs. c. H. .Stowell and the Misses
Williams, Powell and Cornwall
| Thursday evening the residence Of Mr. and
Mrs. 8. j. Block was the scene Of Q pleasant
| gathering, the occasion being surprise party
in honor Of the birthday of their eldest daugh-
ter, Miss Lottie. Among those present were
Misses Lottie and Pauline Block, Katie and Ma
mic Thomas. Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. Thomas, Messrs.
| Crown, Mehn, Graves and Block.