Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-10

| PIedsdht satherlhg OF young folks OF that
section OF the city on Saturday evening. the
| occasion being the eleventh birthday of
| their son, Raymond. There were games
Rotations, piano and violin solos lantern
| time.
Among those present were Misses May
| Hersey, Vivian Church. Resale Bartlett
| Louise and Marguerite Donnelly Vera
| Vaughn, Irene Kennedy blanche and Fila
hopkins. Florine Walker. Elsie Turner Ella
| Williams, Helen Keech Ethel and Leila
Se,son ana Leila Rawlings. and Masters
| Dcnnelly, George Tolson, Elijah Titus
| Harry Baum. Arthur and Robert Walke-
Frank Turner, Raymond Jarvis, Emmerich
Simons, Ross Hunt and Robert weide. kand
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Watson, Mrs Bentley,
Mrs. and Miss Emmerich Mrs. n 81
Simons, Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Fisher and the
host, Raymond A. Fisher and MANY Others.
The table in the dining room was hand
somely decorated, the center-piece being a
| large mound of fruits, evergreen and flow
ers' coiored lights being in profusion. At
| the head of the table was a large cake
beautifully decorated with candles ana How
| ers. There were many handsome gifts re-
ceived by the little host.
Mrs. NJ. E. Griffith will be at home. in
formally. with Mrs. La Fetra and other
from to pm.
Mrs. f. S. Presbrey of Washington
Heights will not receive tomorrow, but will
pe al nome the remaining Thursdays Of
1
Mrs. Senator Proctor will not receive to-
morrow.
The ladies Of Wizards Hotel will re-
ceive on Friday from 3 to O. Among those
receiving will be MS. Noyes and daughters
Mrs. Hall Of California. and Miss Mira
Hopkins, Mrs. Childs, Mrs. Rapley, Mrs
Corwin, Mrs. Conn and Mrs. Neal
Mrs. Menocal wife of Chief Engineer
Menocal, is up from Norfolk for few days
visit and her coming has been a great
pleasure TO many friends. who only regret
that her stay is to be so short Mr. and
Mrs. Menocal are now living at the Norfolk
navy yard. where the home is, as IL was
always here the rendezvous OF many agree
able people.
The Secretary of the Navy and Miss Her
bert have invitations out for a dinner to the
President and Mrs Cleveland.
Mrs. c. NJ. Pepper will receive Thursday
| from to $50 p. m. at 1897 r street assist
cd by Mrs r L. Molby and Mr.. ana Mrs.
Paul Hull of Chicago.
Mrs. Sherman will not receive Thursdays,
| 18th and 18th
Mrs Hawley. wife of Senator HawIey. not
being in good health. does not feel able to
| receive callers this winter.
Mrs. Rankin and Miss Rankin will not he
at home Fridays until April
Mrs. Chas. 5. Randall has returned TO the
Shoreham very much benefited by her trip
the following Tuesdays.
Miss Richardson of Baltimore will be
With Mrs. Gadsby on Thursday at 3Il4 y
street.
Mrs William Hooper Dennis ana Miss
Dennis Will be at home. January 10 and
26, at the Concord
E. G. Cone and his daughter Grace Of Ar
gyle. y. J.. are for a few days the guests
of W. w. Metcalf of 1881 Vermont avenue.
Mrs. p. f. Harrington and her daughters
are located at 1921 X street for the win
! ter.
Mrs. CuEom. on account of illness. will
not receive tomorrow.
Mrs. Robert Morris Richards will be at
home. 1S25 Corcoran street, tomorrow
afternoon.
Mrs. w. F. woolard will be with her Sis
ter. Mrs. Howell Bartle, l341 7 street
Thursday afternoons in January.
In honor of the birthday Of Mrs Rebecca
Giles OF 1874 18th street. her friends tender
ed her surprise party last night at which
many were present Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Giles, Mr.. and Mrs. har-
ner, Mrs. Jack. the Misses Hauley. Miss
Craig. Miss McElroy, Miss King, Miss Har-
ner, and Messrs. Morrison, Lawrence, Pot
ter. Wilson. Hortskamp, Sweeney. Fleming.
| Walmer, Sebastian and Gordon.
Last evening there a pleasant gath
ering of young folks at the residence OF Mr.
and Mrs. Alberts at 3D. Maple avenue lie
| Drois Park, the occasion being a progress
sive euchre party. given by their daugnter,
Miss Annie. The prizes Were Wen bv Miss
| Phoebe Miller Miss Kate Darragh. Mr. -
M Darraeh and MIR. X. E. Burnham. After
the contest refreshments were served ana
the remainder OF the evening was spent in
danclng Among those present were the
| Misses Florence Dodge. Ada Butter, Rosilla
| Wales. Oracle Burger. Phoebe Miller. Kate
Darrash. Juliet Reed, Annie Albert, and
| Messrs. w. r. Parson. II. ]. Brown, r, T.
Albert, r. Z. Durham, A ID. Albert. s NJ
Darragh and F. Albert.
AT the residence of Mrs Henrietta 1,
| Berry. 1917 G street southeast the Unity
| Temperance Circle held their first reg7llar
meeting in the new year The business 81
the evening having been transacted the cns
tertainment committee furnished an excel
lent musical program. At 10 O'Clock Mrs
Berry invited her guests to the dinins room.
where they were served with REFRESHMENTS
Among those present were Misses Flora
! Berry, NJ. Patterson. O. Babson Jessie
Chandle-, Julia Wilson, Ella and Ada
! Humphrey, Maggie McAlwee Evelyn Pad
gett Hattie Belts. Katherine Espev. LIZ
zie, Annie and Clara Prospect Jessie
Gardner, Mamie Shields. f. A Ritter Janie
Sooksey, Mabel Stuart Ida Hunt and
Messrs ChGs. Ritter Hume Taibert ia ny
| White. Fred Walker. Frank Gorsuch. Louis
Espey. Chas. A. Weckerly. John Wright
Geo. b. Belts. Earnest Humphrey. Elmer
| fount. George Berry and Richard Stewart
The next meeting will be held January y
| at the residence of Mr.. Chas A Weckerly
| Sol Sth street southeast
Mrs. Cornelius T. Belt is at home to her
friends on Thursdays
| Inc friends OF Miss Flora SchuIdt gather
ed at her residence last evening to cele-
brate her birthday. Among those present
were the Misses A. Beuchert. Frank X
Gravermann, ID. Burrosse, =. Coil, N
| Scharr l.. and ]. 1semann. Frank h. hor-
| enberg and M. Masharll. Messrs. G. Au.
| Gus Schuldt, VIM. SchsT, II. Scharr. e.
1 Miller, w. Robertson. l.. Robertson. W
Horenback, A. Isemann and j. Holmes.
Miss Poesche OF 1924 18th street north
| west gave a soiree last evening to the mem
bers Of her German Club and some friends
| The time was delightfully."- spent in playing
German social plays and In listening to
| humorous German Rotations by the Misses
| Schmidt and Poesche. Among those pres
| ent were Prof. HaZen. Miss Quinn, Miss
| Hayden, Mrs. Kleppisch, the Misses
| Schmidt. the Misses Herzog, Miss Kate
! Hayden Dr. Edward Jones. Miss Rettig
Mr. Becker, Mr.. Schmidt, Miss Pearl and
| Miss May Cook.
One OF the most delightful social enter
| tainments of the season a tea given by
| Mrs Culberson. the wife OF Representa-
| tive Culberson OF Texas, Mrs Berry, wife
| OF Senator Berry, and Mrs. Representa-
| tive Caminetti. at the Metropolitan Hotel
on Monday evening. assisted by Mrs Ron
| ertSon Mrs Patterson Miss