Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-07
have gone for a stay at Atlantic City and

pleasant children's party on Friday even
ing last. given by Jessie and Willie Miller
TO their numerous little friends Merry
games and dancing were INDUCED in dur
ing the evening. Those present were May
Ward. Vera Pinder. Edna Miller Hickey
Johannes, Zelda Miller, Flora Bernheimcr.
Edgar Adams. Elmon Miller, Willie Burke,
George Miller. Howard Burns. Louis Bern
heimer, Eddie Lohr and Robt. Burns. Miss
Ressie Burke conducted the games for the
little host and hostess, and was great
sistance to them in entertaining their
guests.
The Columbian Alpha OF the Pi Beta Phi
Fraternity held a reception in honor OF
Miss Margaret Ellen Smith Of indianapolis.
grand president Of the Kappa Alpha Theta
Fraternity. at the residence Of Miss Mar
Tuesday evening. The guests were present
ell to Miss Smith by Miss Cora 4. Thomas.
president of the Alumnae Chapter. assist
ed by Miss Emma Harper Turner, Miss
Margaret Halsey Brewer. Miss Rayly the
Misses Hazeiton. DIR. Norris. Miss " iiiisms.
Miss Graves. Miss Sterrett. Miss Crew. Miss
Mcclure. Miss McNcIby and Miss Wilson.
MISS Edna A. Clark and Miss Grace Gros-
Nenor presided at the tea urn, while Mrs.
Evans poured chocolate and Miss Johnson
served Ice. \ large and distinguished gath
erlnS was present to welcome Miss Smith.
A reception was given at the Eastern
presbyterian Church. corner 9th and Mary
land avenue northeast, to Dr. and Mrs.
EaSton ana 10 the new members, one hun
dred or more. The reception committee
was Mrs. DR.. Hugns. Mrs. Chandler, Mrs.
Dooson and Mrs Easton. The decorations
We're IN orange and white. The refresh
ments were in charge Of Mrs. Port {. Bax-
yer, assisted by Miss Davidson. Mrs. J.
whit Heron. Mrs Ruckingham Mrs
Jameson, Miss Miller, Miss McCabe. Mrs.
hassett, Mrs. Wamsley and others. A very
interesting program was rendered. Mrs.
zimmerman in charge. consisting Of a reel
latlon, Mrs. Halves: solo, Mir. VIII smith:
piano duet Miss Simpson and Miss She'd !;
recitation, Mr.. Harely: solo, Mrs. DIR. Leitch;
selections by the Imperial Club. solo, Prof.
Roeder, and another nv Mrs Arthur AiidaI-
etOn.
One OF the prettiest teas Of the season was
that given by Mrs a j. Robinson at her
residence, ZAP - street northwest on Tues
day afternoon. Mrs. Robinson was assisted
py her sister, Mrs Bame of New York Mrs
Herrlck. Mrs. Williams. Mrs oyster, Miss
Eiorence Mortimer and Miss Mamie Dickey
ne decorations OF the table and room were
IN PINK, the center piece composed af La
france roses resting a pink scarf and
the many lighted candles producing lovely
erect. Among those present were the Jana
nese minister and Mrs. Tateno. Miss Cato,
n 1rs Mhlting, Miss Whiting. Col. and Mrs.
hutherford, Lieut.. and Mrs Potts, Mrs.
Anderson Johnston Mr. and Mrs KIRK
patrick, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rannett Nv
ana Mrs; I'd. Il. Hay. Prof. and Mrs Parks,
MAJ PelNotto. Mrs and Miss Nilburn. Mr.
Chas: Mortimer, Ensign and Mrs NhIttIe.
sey, Mrs. L. 5. Mortimer. Mrs, DIR. Sonnen-
schmldt and Mrs. Harry Rapley
Mrs. Cornelius T. Eelt, ll03 New Harnp-
shire avenue, will not be at home on Thurs
day.
The friends of Mrs. John Campbeu Of er7
ii street southwest rendered her a sur
prise party last Monday evening Dancing
ana games were enjoyed. A few iustru-
mental selections We're rendered by the
Misses smith, Corby and Campbell and a
vocal solo was given by Harry Dugan.
supper was served, after which dancing was
again resumed. Among those present We're
Mr. and Mrs G. Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Roland, Mr.. and Mrs. Wright, Mr. and
Mrs. Z. Campbell llr. and Mrs. Nailor
Mrs. Corbin, Misses Maggie Smith, Mamie
Burke and Estelle Campbell. Messrs Terry
Gein Chelton, Slack, Harry Patrick Dugan
Geo. 4. Boyd and ]. Albert Heath and
others.
Mrs. and Miss Bieber will not be at home
tomorrow. Thursday.
Mr.. Preston b. Wright and Miss Sarah T
Dyer of Maryland were married last evcr-
ing at the parsonage of st. Joseph's Church
by the Rev. Father Dillon. They will be al
home after February ~ at 433 Delaware
avenue northeast.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. johnson gave a pleas
ant party last evening in honor of their
guest, Miss Nellie Bean of Waterford, Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Moore of Lewes,
Del, are visiting Col. Col. ID. F. Hawkes. at
Gil G street southwest
Prof. Chs. Sprague Smith of New York
will deliver lecture February . at Nor
wood Institute on Millet.
One of the largest receptions of the sea
son was that given by the ladies Of the
Arno yesterday. The gracious manner Of
the ladies, the beautiful decorations and
the bountifully supplied tables combined TO
make ii fitting close to the CAV season
Mrs. Cooper of Florida, Mrs. Hutcheson of
Texas, Mrs. Savers. Mrs. McQueene Mrs
Lochren, Mrs. Lacey. Mrs. Mcguire Miss
Abbott, the Misses Wheeler and the Misses
Hutchinson were in the party.
A breakfast was given yesterday by Mrs
Henry Wilcox to Mrs George Barrett. who
leaves today for her home In New York
Around the beautifully laid table were Mrs
Wilcox, Mrs. Barrett Mrs r. Benedict
Mrs. Nasserbach Mrs. Butler. Mrs. Howe
Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Pierce, Mrs. Smith and
Mrs. Warner.
Mrs. Emma Scott of Philadelphia is spend
ing few weeks with the family of her
cousin. Capt W. w. Sheed, 1913 q street
northwest
Mrs. Price gave a tea Tuesday afternoon
in honor of her niece, Miss Gay of Louis
lana, and Miss Gallery, daughter of Senator
Caffery. The ladies receiving with Mrs.
Price were Miss Gay, Miss Gallery. Miss
White Mrs. BCatner Mrs. Robertson and
Miss Crawford. all of Louisiana, Mrs. and
Miss Lester of Georgia, Mrs. Cobb OF Mis-
souri,, Miss Lindsay of Kentucky, Miss
Semmes of Baltimore. Miss Whitney. Miss
Long, Miss Wilcox and Mrs. Richard Glib
son.
MIR. and Mrs Curry left for the south to-
day and will not be at home on Saturdays
In February.
The second dancing reception of the Octa-
gon Club given at Haine's Hall vas COM
piete success. 4 large number of guests
were in attendance The clubs next recep-
ton occurs shortly after Lent. Among those
present were the Misses Grant Ryan, Ec-
card, Cross. Purcell, Meihling, Cailan, Lind
say, Harlan, Carr. Nichols, keeler, Mat
thews, Adams, Craig, Walls Giants, Buck
ley, Gardner, Hamilton, Maddox Browne,
Long, Hunt, O'Dwyer, Brdshears. Cook
Kendall. Mcdonald. Baulsir. Someryille
Bell keefe., and Messrs. Chamberln. Hun
nicutt, Parker, Brandenbgrg, Nelson. Sax
ton, Powers, Cruzant. Stevenson, Cross
Bell Guistd, Balderson, Anderson, Thomas
Adams, Phelps, STEELE. Blumer and Allen
The club is composed of {. Y. Craigen, j. H
Gunnell, c. Long, y. Ryan, l.. IL. Phelps,
J. 4. Kelly, c. b. Matthews and Prof II.
l. Hoist
The marriage OF Miss Josephine G. Har-
tel and Mr.. George Z. Ridgeway took place
yesterday afternoon at I O'Clock, at the
German Lutheran Church corner Ith and
streets northwest. Rev Luebkert per
formed the ceremony. The bride was De
comingly attired in a travelling suit of d.
agonal cloth deliberately trimmed with silk.
The ushers were Messrs. John Ridgeway,
brother of the groom, and Mr.. Edward
West. After the ceremony the couple let
for West Virginia, and will be home to their
friends after February They will -.