Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-02
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January. "
master Albert r. Harper OF 4l2 street
ceieDfated MS NTH birthday by giving a
pa. -. 70 ms niue companions and friends
on Thursday afternoon, December Is. The
a,.Il {" were pleasantiy entertained with
games ana magic lantern exhibition
Among those present were the Misses Mar
guerite Scott, Edna Shaw Ressia R,,rnn,eIl
oracle Turner. Florine Walker. line Mo-
ran, stella himball HELEN Harr-ison Col-
leen Wheeler, Florence Easton Mss,srs
Mortie Easton. Hoyt Moses. Wtnf,e,d scott
Stewart Walker, Harold clarvoe PercI
sauin' ROBERT walker. Lynn Mcdowell,
Frank Marrow and Frank Moran
Mrs. cabell and the Misses Cahen ,u mn,
be at home tomorrow.
Mrs. W. 5. Holman and Mrs Fletcher
will be at home TO their friends ruessavs
in January at 2125 h street Northwest
Mrs. Laura Cowling OF sOT c stree, sou,h-
west entertained her friends New Year eyc.,
ing. Dancing was the principal feature OF the
evening. Among those present were Mrs.
Indiana Cowling, Mrs. Clinton Plant Mrs
L. l.. Stoddard, Mrs. Mary Stephens Miss
Blanch and Loula Cowling, Miss Florence
Plant, Miss Minnie Cowiing Messrs Stod-
dard, Plant and Baily.
A pleasant party was given by Mrs MAN.
rice McAuliffe to the little ones on New
Year night at 333 ID street southwest IL
was attended by her daughters. Marie and
Cecilia McAuliffe. ID. Reagan and sister,
the Misses V. Morrow and NJ. Stafford. c.
Hagerman, the Misses J. and Nellie Collins.
NJ. Walderon, f. McDermo.t. L. Ner, T.
Buckley, Masters Cornelius and NJ McAu-
life. s. Lynch. j. Healey, J. McDerrnott
H. Tylor. II. Barrett ]. Speight. ]. Waldo
ron and Frank McAulife.
Mrs. Theo. Wasserbach gave a delightful
luncheon in honor of Miss Ethel Irving.
Those present were Mrs. Percy Holbrooke.
Mrs. Lee Wheeler. Miss Knott, Miss Ger
trude Wilson, Mrs. Allan Liecty and Mrs.
W. B. Pierce.
watch party was held at the residence
of Miss Mamie Kane % @ street 70 well
were Misses Nellie Quill Mollie Jones' Liz
zie Hennessy, Ella Dant May Topping,
Ella Kelly. Alice Kelly, Maggie Burke. Mary
Scanlon, Kate Burke. Messrs. r. Quill NJ
Gieeson, T. Costello. r. Cleary. NJ. Ridden,
j. Costello. w. Kane, @. Cleary, f. Harvey
r. Topping and E. Kane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Behrens have re-
turned home after spending the holidays
with DIR. and Mrs. Henry Hufnagel and
their daughter. Miss Henrietta Helene Huff
nagel, Of Brooklyn, n. Y.
Miss Miriam Crosby. who is visiting rela-
tives in Philadelphia, is expected home the
latter part Of the week.
Mrs. Florence 7. Baxter, widow OF the
late Surgeon General ]. II. Baxter. U s.
army. has returned from Europe and taken
winter.
Mr.. Rudolph Watson and bride arrived at
Colonial Beach Saturday evening. and re-
cefved a hospitable reception by the citizens.
Pay Director and Mrs. Cosby have return
ed to the city. and are once more I'm their
hcme, ISIS Massachusetts, avenue. for the
winter.
At the marriage of Miss Annie Frances
Craig, the solo soprano of Epiphany Church.
to Mr.. Louis Charles Hills. which takes
place tomorrow evening at the First Con-
gregational Church. the ushers will be
Messrs. w. 5. Duyall. Fred; Fishback, 1had-
deus Jones and Mayville W. Twitchen of
New York, a cousin OF the bride. The maid
of homer will be Miss Florence Stidham, and
the bridesmaids Miss Grace Lynne McCul-
lcch and Miss Eleanor Simonds of the
Philharmonic Quartet, of which the bride Ia
also n member.
There was a pleasant gathering of young
people Saturday evening at the home Of
Professor and Mrs. Cummings of Howard
University. in honor OF their daughter. Miss
Lulu ". Cummings. who is home from Wei
lesley College for the holidays. A fine pro-
gram OF instrumental and vocal music. with
piano numbers by the Misses Cummings
and Cook and several pretty ballads by
Miss Lockhart, added much to the evenings
enjoyment Later In the evening refresh
ments were served. Among those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Conner. jr.; Mr..
and Mrs. Otis b. Goodall. the Misses Cook.
ter, Stone. Parkhurst Jennie and Ellen
Rugg, Adams. Newman. Grace and Flora
johnson, Caywood and Tucker: Messrs.
Harris, O'Brfen, Ewell. kenaston. Sever
ance. Blodgett, johnson and Tucker.
The Brilliant Star Temperance Club met
last evening at the residence of Miss Ida
NJ. Phillips. Long Meadows northeast. the
chief feature of the evening being the cleo
ton of officers, after which refreshments
were served. Among those present were
Mr.. X. ii. Hefiin, Mr.. Bennett Mr.. S. W.
Burgess. Mr.. Russell. MIR. J. H Hagerty,
Mr.. S. s. Phillips, Mr.. Anderson. Mr.. j.
Jones and Mr.. A ]. Humphrey: Miss Carrie
Redhead, Miss l. y. Humphrey. Miss &. Il.
Ross. Miss c. Y. Stewart, Mrs. Miller, Mrs.
A. J. Humphrey. Miss Fowler and many
others. Club adjourned at 1910. TO meet
at the residence OF Mrs. Miller. northwest.
on Friday, January 3, 1884
Mrs. Justice Field received yesterday
from until q and was assisted by Mrs.
Condit Smith. Miss Condit Smith. Mrs.
Frances Edgerton and Mrs. John F. Swift
Mrs. Florence b. Solger. 50s NJ street
northwest, will not be at home tomorrow,
but will be Wednesdays the rest Of the
season.
The statement that Miss Bridget Mcosin-
Miss. 926 26th street. would receive yester>
day was mistake