Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-12

guests Of Mrs. F. w. Lander. Mrs. Rohlf Il
author OF THE Leavenworth Case"
The E. o. T. Euchre Club was entertained
last evening by the Misses Prescott at their
home No. ~ Sd street northeast. Ladies'
| 1rst prize was won by Miss Campbell Miss
Neitenheimer winning the second Mr.
Hanchett and Mr.. Morrison won first and
second gentlemen's prizes, respectively
Those present were: Miss Dickerson, Miss
Campbell, Miss Tanner, Miss Roth Miss
Neitenheimer, Miss Lacey of Syracuse. n.
r.; Miss Miner, the Misses Miller, the Miss
es Prescott, and Messrs. Bliss, Hitchcock,
Pressy. Weaver. Taylor. DR.. Bliss, Han
chett, Irelan, Morrison and Durant
Mrs. H. p. Gerald has been lying Ill with
very severe case of the grip at her resi-
dence, 1437 Stoughton street. ever since
Christmas day.
The Misses Lucia and Mary Burnam,
daughters of Judge c. F. Burnam of Rich
mond, KY, are visiting their relatives in
this city, the family Of DIR. A. G. Wilkinson
MIR. and Mrs. ID. Rubin have returned
from their wedding trip. and will be at
home in Lakeland. Md, to receive their
friends, Sunday, January IA. 1894.
The members Of the Nomad Cycle Club
enjoyed another of their pleasant evenings
the guests of Miss Mae Guilford, IOIo East
Capitol street. Thirteen games were played
after which collation. was served Mr..
George P. Thayer and Miss Lolita Ocleman
a.
Dawson and Miss Cora Mason the BOBBY
prizes Those present were Miss Mamie
Russell. Miss Ada c. Burch, Miss Fila L.
Thayer, Miss Mamie Bradley. Miss Lolita
Orleman. Miss Cora Mason. Miss Lou
Bowen, Miss McConn ell. MISS Mae Gull
ford, Mr.. b. F. Larcombe. Mr.. ii. Camp
bell. Mr.: George Thayer. Mr. Lewis NJ.
Thayer, Mr. A. H. Dawson, Mr. w. b. Bag
nam, Mr.. Howard, Mr.. Guilford ard Mr.
Babcock.
Wednesday night a sociable was given by
the Young Mems Christian Band at the
residence of Mrs. Cox, Capitol HILL Various
games We're INDUCED in. after which re-
freshments were served. Among those
present were Mrs. Charles l.. Pate Mrs
Williams and Mr.. Williams, Miss Beck,
Misses Birdie and Edna Bobb, Miss Cook
MI Allen, Mr.. Anderson. Miss Doolan. Mr..
Ayers, Mr.. Cecil, Miss Gosnold, Mr. Gillen.
Mr.. Hopkins, Mr.. Jarboe, Mr.. Martin, Miss
Larkum, Mr.. Rothwell and Miss Rothwell.
Miss Wilson. Mr. Weckley, Mr.. Wright and
I'r. Emmons.
The ladies of the National Hotel will
give tea on Monday, January Is, from 4
70 pm. The receiving party will be
Mrs Barwig. Miss Richardson, Mrs Man
and Miss Bryant, Mrs. McDearmon, Mrs
Anderson, the Misses Jordan Mrs Platt
and niece. Mrs. Cadmus.
There was pleasant gathering at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. W. w Carson
oO6 9th street northeast, on Wednesday
January 10, 1884. to celebrate the 7th birth
day OF their son Leonard. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Carson
Mrs. Mollie Faunce and Mrs. Bartholomew
Misses Jessie Raglan, Mary Smith Annie
Norris. Emma Faunce, Honesest Pullman
Mary Faunce Fannie Bartholomew Elsie
Norris, Berthe Schroth, Helen Cutler Lulu
Nichol and Masters Leonard and Howard
Carson. Joe Galliher. Eddie Howser Stuart
Kemp. Leo Hayden, Raymond and Jacob
Faunce. Willie Ready Gilbert Schroth, F.
Crisp, Wallace Nichol, Daniel Raglan and
William Johnson. Refreshments were
served and the little host received many
presents
Mrs. Agnes Z. Morse of Willard's is still
confined to the house, and in consequence
will be unable to hold her formal receptions
during January.
Miss Annie X. Abrahams of Mobile. Ala,
is visiting relatives at 1910 Q street north
west
Mrs. and Miss Cogswell will receive Fri
days until pm, 13i9 L st. eet northwest.
Mrs. John T. Callaghan, 30 Grant place.
VIII not be at home Tuesday, the 10th in
slant but will be the remaining Tuesdays
in January.
Mrs. 5. Silberbe-S, son and maid will
leave the city on the 18th instant for an ex
tended tour through the south for the re
msinder Of the season
Mrs. T. H. Wilson's indisposition contin
ues SO that she and her daughter, Mrs. Paul
Monr, VII. not receive on Saturday.
Mrs. j. T. Sothoron has sent out cards for
thursday, the 18th instant, for a tea from
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