Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-10

hau Deen play ed. Among those present
were Miss Patton, Miss Christopher, Miss
Mcdonald, the Misses Huyck, Miss Wor-
Ellington, Miss Shields, Miss Woodward,
Miss Middleton, Mr.. Juan S. Atwell. Mr..
Thomas b. Huyck. Mr.. Adams. Mr.. Chas.
l.. Frailey. Mr.. Powell. Mr.. Thomas NJ.
Reynolds, Mr.. Victor Kaufman, Mr.. Hurx-
thai Van V. Smith. Mr. Harry Wo> ward
and DR.. Vincent.
package auction was given by the Pro-
gressive Circle of Kings Daughters on
Wednesday evening last. In the evening 5
program were an instrumental duet, Misses
Getner and Hinkle; recitation, Miss T.. Ed
munds: instrumental SOLO, Miss Chandler;
recitation. Miss Berry; guitar solo, Mr..
Nordeman; recitation, Miss l.. Edmunds;
vocal solo, Miss McNerheny, and recita-
ton. Miss Lynche. Through the untiring
efforts of the members, Misses Cusacks,
Cruett Berry, Hodges. Hipsley, Thomp-
son, Welshe and Mrs Alexander Donovan,
quite snug little sum was realized which
will 20 toward the relief of the suffering
poor of this city.
At this season many persons have time
in which to turn to sweet charity for occu-
patton and entertainment. Mr.. McLean's
offices Will be the scene of a brilliant tea
next Thursday for the benefit of the Chill
dren's Hospital. Aside from its object,
which must appeal to a wide number every
effort has been made to insure its success
socially, and the 400 tickets already sold
among acquaintances of the young ladies
giving the tea show that society is en- rap
port with them and will lend its presence
to assure their success.
merry group of Eastern High School
pupils surprised their friend Miss Emma
Bishop, with visit at her home No Sl3
9th street northeast, last Thursday even
Ing bearing good wishes and tokens OF
esteem in honor of the sixteenth anniyar-
Sary of her birthday. The evening WAS
pleasantly passed in games, followed by
refreshments. Among those present were
the Misses Belle Brooks. Annie German.
Eva House, Annie Lee Wilfred LsHayne
rymple, Ella Walker, Matte Mitchell, Kate
Webb, and Messrs, +. ID. Grau Harry
Smith, Willie Gibson, Arthur Bishop Harry
Thatcher. Herbert Hunter, Mckinley,
Cooper and Bum.
number of friends met at Col. and Mrs.
congratulate Mr.. Lewis W. Body of Phila-
delphia and their youngest daughter Miss
Blanche. They expect to be married the
la tier part of May.
Last Tuesday evening the Twilight Tennis
Club met at the home of Mr.. Andrew ].
| DIN, 2ol7 G street. Mrs. E. S. Morgan and
Miss Anna Frech were added to its roll Of
members. The social committee furnished
an entertaining program. Through the
kindness of Mr.. T. Bray those present
were favored with stereopticon views End
explanations of the worlds fair at Chicago.
and f. s. Morgan. Misses Alderman, NJ.
Watson, l.. b. Hamblett, NJ. l.. Nasz, E.
Nasz. b. +. Walter, c. E. Walter - NJ.
Farabee and A. Frech, Messrs w E. | con
! ard, c. A Davis, f. S. Morgan. l.. +. Fara-
bee. Geo. f. Frech, o. w. Goodwin, II. z.
Wiley, T.. c. Croxton, A. J. DIN, T Bray.
S. Ninje. F. Nj. Norwood, S. f. Morse, E
n. johnson and Victor Anderson.
The Misses Nasz will be at home to their
friends on Tuesdays at their residence.
III 10th street northeast.
MI. and Mrs. Payson gave a dinner of
forty covers last night. The guests were
seated at seven tables
A limited number of invitations have
been sent out for the wedding of Miss
| Louise n. Morris of Baltimore and Fred
er'ck Gebhard of New York. which will take
place next Wednesday There will be no
ushers bridesmaids. IL. De Courcey
Forbes Of New York will act as best man.
The ceremony will be performed at the
home of the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs
John Il. Morris of Baltimore.
The Argentine minister and Mrs. Ze-
ballos gave a dinner last night
The Chilean minister and Mrs Cana will
give a dinner tonight.
Vice President and Mrs. Stevenson are
at Asheville, y. c., where they will spend
ten days.
The Misses Marshall gave taffy pulling
street northeast, in honor of AIessrs,
OLeary and Comerford of Georgetown Col
lege. Among those present were: Mr.
OLeary and Mr.. Comerford. Misses Neva
Norton, Maggie Walsh. BURNS Roland.
Carrie Reed. Emile Wetzel. Mr.. and Mrs
Heithmuler, Mrs. Whitmore, sisters of the
Misses Marschalk: Messrs Smith, Hart,
Merchant. Dunn, and Nightgale.
A progressive euchre party was given last
Thursday by the Misses Turpin Of Ala
bama. After the games the guests went
into the dining room. where refreshments
were served. The setting of the table was
very unique. The candles and fruits were
served in trays in the shape of clubs spades
diamonds and hearts. The cakes were in
the shape Of cards, with the symbols i'm
returned to the parlors, where music and
singing were INDUCED in. The first and
second ladies' prizes were won by Mrs
w. S. Burke and Miss Bessie Lane re-
spectively, and the first and second gentle
mems prizes by Mr.. r.. z. Neel and Mr.
Writ Webb. Among those present We're:
Mrs. j. II. Bankhead, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
Burke. the Misses Waugh, the Misses
Money, Miss Bessie Lane. Miss Shelly, Miss
Patterson. Miss Robbins. Mr.. Robbins, Capt.
Byrd, Mr.. Walker. Mr.. Calvert Mr.. Chas
Hogue. MIR. Herndon. Mr.. Grove. Mr.. K. E
Neel, Mr. Writ Webb, Mr.. w. S. Burke
Mr.. ]. p. Gilmer, Mr.. Tollver and Mr..
Thomas Davis.
Mrs. Harry @. Shaffer is in the city for
a couple of weeks stay, and will be at
home to her friends, informally, Monday
after | o'clock. at 81 street northwest.
A most enjoyable time was spent by the
numerous friends and scholars of the Misses
Jacobs and Conway last Thursday evening
at 1913 18th street. the occasion being the
first of their monthly hops. The walls were
hung with the nations colors and the hand
some costumes of the, ladies presented
brilliant scene. To the Inspiring music of a
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pated in by the Misses Jacobson. Conway,
McCabe, Hosmer, Irving, Burch, Particle
Johnson, Brennan Kelley, ONeil, Newton
Murray, Duffy, Simmons. Burnham, Carroll
and Mrs. Jacobson, Messrs Sargent Way
Narnel, Styles, Bowie, Claggett Stovall
Gallisan, Lieut. Griffith, Fletcher, Sabin
Bussey, Smiley, Aschenbach. Saxton, Proc
tor, Foley, jacobson and Tappan.
The benefit given at a31 street last night.
under the auspices of the Whatsoever Circle
of Kings Daughters assisted by the Golden
Links Ten. proved a very pleasant and sue
GRATED with palms, were thronged with sew
eral hundred visitors, who demonstrated
their interest in the undertaking by gener-
Gus participation. The musical program
was a pleasant addition to the evenings
entertainment
Although the Business Wcmans Club was
organized as purely social club its men,
bers have expressed such a strong desire
Ito get WISDOM along with their social en-
joyment, that a series of business talks by
successful business women has been ar
ranged for The first of this series was
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