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

anniversary of the birth of their little
daughter, Edith Bell. Among those pres
ent were Masters Geary Lewis and Milton
0tterback; Misses BERTHE Thorn, Emma
Olive Lewis, Ethel Humphrey, Bessie OF
terback and Roberta Baum.
Miss Lucy Moore, who is attending coll
lege at Baltimore, is spending the Thanks
giving vacation with her mother at 1927
j street northwest and has with her Miss
kerrick of Bloomington, Illinois.
The Brownie Social Club held their regu-
lar monthly meeting. last night at the
residence of Mr.. Paul Hanson, G05 II street
northwest. Music was rendered by MEM
bers of the club, and games We're played
until all adjourned to the dining hall to
fartake OF the repast spread by Mr.. Han
som. Among those present were Miss
Noise, Miss Wilds, Miss Cook, Miss n.
S 6II Miss j. Bunyea, Miss A. Bunyea,
Miss Berry, etc., and Messrs. Daniels,
Cambell, Wilds, Hanson, Carter and Drs
Smith and Hutton.
MIR. Ninson Virgins, who has been alb
sent for the past month on visit TO his
nome In Texas, has returned to the city.
Miss Adelaide Johnson will not lie at
nome Monday, December 3, but will be
pleased to see friends at PIG LIST street
northeast the remaining Mondays in De-
cember and the first two Mondays in Janu-
airy and February.
thursday evening a pleasant gathering
or relatives and friends met at the resi-
dence of Mr.. j. Jouvenal, the occasion be-
ing birthday party given in honor of Mrs.
JouVenal. The parlors were handsomely
decorated with palms and choice flowers
MI Fred. Schaich entertained the guests
with solos on the either A bountiful col
laton was served. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs Madison Fidler and
family of Avenel Nd, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Steinle and daughter, Mrs. r. Jouvenal, Mrs.
Fitzgerald, Mr.. A. Ii. Jouvenal, W. Jou-
al 4
Mrs. I. Sampson Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Rob-
erts, Mrs. Schlaich, Miss A. Sampson, r.
sampson and l. Jennings, Messrs. f.
Schiaich, .Immch, S. Boswell and &. Rud-
derman.
The Lotus Literary and Pleasure Club
gave their third annual pal masdue" on
thanksgiving evening, at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Weyrich 612 VI street north
west. Among those present were Misses
Mamie Schneider, Aunt Jemima; Glen Nc
Glnnis, Gypsey Queen; Agnes Sauter, Shep-
herdess; Katie Schneider, Jack of All
Trades; Loretto McCiinness, Liberty; Lizzie
Ryan, japanese girl; Van Hern, prince; n.
r. keester, Turkish lady; Bartle, Queen
Lii; b. Grossart, angel; Dora Ryan, Vene-
tan peasant; Kertwright, night; Clara
Baker, negro woman; Bessie Leese, Swiss
peasant; Gertrude Blue, Lottie Burkhart,
Evelyn Eckloff, Mr. and Mrs. Leese Mr.
and Mrs. Weyrich, and Messrs Tom Ken
gla, negro sport; Fred Bartholomew, Grover
Sheaveland; G. Wilson, demon; Esher In
dian chief; II. b. keester, monk; John
Schneider, colored tough; r.. w. Nelly,
Mother Hubbard; James Ecklof, Herring
Hill mig; w. e. Leese negro woman; w.
II. Weyrich, clown: John Houchens, clown;
Mr.. Humphrey, Hot Stuff; Z. III. Duf:, Chris
Gockeler, w. II. Alburger of LAllegro
Club, c. F. Young and Mr.. Slack. At 10
O'Clock the judges, Mr. e. II. Duff and Mr..
Chris Gockeler, awarded the prizes for best
characters scarf-pin to gentleman and
fan to lady-to Miss Grossart Charvester)
tl.a, Hull
after which masks were removed and all
repaired to the dining room to destroy O
bountifully loaded table of good things.
After supper dancing was continued.