Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-20
Georgia, Miss Thomas of Missouri and
Miss Brooke


Georgia. Miss Thomas of Missouri and
Miss Brooke.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schweitzer of 6l3
Rhode Island avenue on Wednesday even
ing gave a party to their daughters Erma
aged five years, and Audrey. aged two
years. 1t being their birthday. The chill
dren present were Misses Paulin Zeh.
Oracle Meyers, Estelle Carroll. Constance
Hoover. Alice Hoover. Aggie Bruseke. Bees
sic Evans. Marie Baker, Adele Larring,
Mamie Spindler. Susie Mitchell, Lillian
Mitchell, Mamie Miller Katie Stewart, and
Meyers, John Day. Wilson Baker. Elzo
Burdette. Jesse Miller Frank Click, Walter
Convey Loring Miller, John Laning, Fred.
Spindler. Harry Hoover. Warren Hum
phrey, John Stewart. Harry Aufdembrink
A surprise party was rendered Mrs. VIM.
avenue. by the ladies of the G. 1. A. to the
B. of L. E. of the latter. of which Mrs
Wagner is president. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs.
ly, Mrs. Crossiant, Mrs. Rowan and Mrs.
Strobel Of Alexandria, Va. M. and Mrs.
Boyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Childs. Mrs. Virtue,
Mrs. Linthicum. Mrs Jasper, Ms. Black,
Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt, Mrs. Luff and Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Wagner.
Mrs. Louis j. Ranel at their residence. 324
D street southwest. During the evening
| vocal and instrumental solos were render
ed by Miss E. Nightingale, and Messrs. j.
Fahy, McFadden. Murphy. Landg-af, Mr..
Schultz, Siege, Reece and Ed. Dyer. After
supper dancing was participated in until a
late hour. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Fred. Schultz, Mr.. and Mrs.
! James Connors Mr.. and Mrs John Con-
nors, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lang, Mr.. and
Siege
dron. Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Neither. Misses
Emma Nightingale. A. Cumberland, M.
donaldson. Olga Volten. McDermott.
Staight, Crabtree, Gentner Reupp Herbert
and Messrs Anderson, NJ. Flaherty, Ed.
Sill. A. Myers, II. Landgraf. Ospado, G..
Land, j. Quill, r. Fitzgerald. James Nc
F'adden, c. Waite, J. Fahy, Louis Volker.
Reece, ]. Waldron, G. Mcclure, Ed. Dyer
and J. Woods.
| The Toxic Pleasure and Social Club met at
| the residence of Miss Edna Thornton, 2O8
| INDIANA avenue, last evening. Those present
We're the Misses Isabel Koontz, Mary Z.
Thatcher, Edna Thornton. Blanche Price,
and the Messrs. Bayard T. Wrenn, Ben.
Wood and Edward T. Thatcher The next
meeting will be at the residence Of the
secretary. 2l3 d street northwest, tonight.
A social was given by the E Street Bap-
tist Church last evening. The program was
as follows: Piano duet, by Miss Lizzie
Lerch and Prof H. E. SALESMAN; baritone
Prof. Mundelle and DR.. Dieffendorfer; con-
tralto solo, by Miss Eva Whitford; piano
| solo, by Miss Mabel Doris; recitation, by
MI VIM. De Ford: tenor solo. by Prof. G..
w. Lawrence; soprano solo, by Miss Matte
Houck, with violin obligato by Mrs. G. w.
Lawrence.
The reception held by Mrs. Dora T. Voor-
his of 142S Q street on Thursday at her
residence was a pleasant gathering of the
personal friends of the lady, and the par
WI dad an IN ~
She was assisted by Mrs. Boyce and Miss
Parsons.
One Of the pleasant birthday parties OF
the season was given last evening by Mrs
henry. at her home in Alexandria, Va, in
honor OF her sister. Mrs. Gerhauser Of this
city. About thirty couples went down from
washington and returned at this morning
Mrs. Gerhauser was the recipient of many
presents. Among those present were the
Misses Flora and Nettie Mcdonald, Mrs
Lipphardt and her two daughters, Rena and
Bertte, Mr.. and Mrs. Gerhauser, Capt. w.
w. Miles. ]. Barries. VIM. Murphy, Rev.
Or. Smith and family of Anacostia, Judge
Richardson, Miss Bell Burns, ]. c. King.
A. Ashford. Warren King of Anacostia,
Messrs. Jones. Daley, Bugby Mason.
French. Baine. Bird. Draper, Belt, Britain
Misses James, Taylor. johnson, Grant and
Hill.
Mrs. Benjamin p Snyder, accompanied
by her daughter. Elsie. has gone to Hot
Springs, Ark, on a visit of several weeks
to her daughter. Mrs. Howard p. Ceilings
Der Observation-Disclosures Club was very
agreeably entertained by Mrs. VIM IL,
Daw. at her new residence. 23ol H street
northwest. The literary and musical pro-
gram included a piano solo, ''Conzonetta"
by Miss Alma Ebert; reading Of the essay
by Mrs. Won Hartleben; vocal duet, by Mrs
Daw and Mr.. Michaelsen accompanied by
Miss Ebert; reading by Miss Flora Gibson;
violin solo by Mr.. Green; recitation by Miss
Hattie Rumell. song. Tostis Good Bye"
by Mrs. Esputa DAILY: piano solo, Miss
Anna Brandes; vocal duet by Mrs. Morgan
and Mrs. Daw accompanied by Miss Cecil
Mckee: reading a selection by Mr. Ebert:
q trio by Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Daw and
Miss Mckee. accompanied by Miss Ebert.
MI Michaelsen ended the program with a
vocal solo. Fascination" sung by special
request. Among those present were: DR..
and Mrs. Won Hartleben. Representative
and Mrs. Smith. Dr. and Mrs. Daw, DR.. and
Mrs. Donohue, Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan, Mr..
and Mrs; Ramsay. MIR: and Mrs. Gibson.
Dr. and Mrs. Cleaves. Mr.. and Mrs. Crois-
SAINT. Mr.. and Mrs. Ramsay, Mrs Schoe-
neker, Mrs. Rueckert, Mrs. Giles Rust
Mrs. Feldhouse. Mrs. Holzer. Mrs Davis,
Mrs MIS- Clayton Benheim. Mrs: Ball. Mrs.
Julia Clarke. Mrs. Armour, Mrs. Toland.
Mrs. Sharpless and Mrs. Barnes and Mrs.
Grape of Baltimore. the Misses Flora and
Anita Cluss. Anna Brandes. Xarifa Ham
COCK. bianche Rueckert. Flora and Bertha
Gibson. Hattie Rumell. Charlotte and WIZ
ma Wtllenbucher Cecil Mckee, Rice Stutz.
Scheuch. Crosthwaite. Toland, Won Entrees
Tauszky, Lubkert. Demongeot, and the
Messrs. ]. Mohler Gwin, Jas. E. Bliss. M
d.. Geo. H. Michaelsen, j. NJ. Bond, Thos.
A. Richie. Jas. Stryker, Green, VIM.
Hazard and Geo. c. Gwynne.
Under the patronage Of such leaders in
Washington society as Mrs. Letter. Mrs.
Benet Mrs. Justice Fuller, Mrs. Judge
Hagner. Mrs. Stockbridge, Mrs Gen, Greeiy.
Mrs Lieut. Chadwick, Mrs. Admiral Crosby.
and the Misses Wilkes. what promises to be
a very pleasing event is the drama tization
Of Charles Dickens famous Christmas
story. THE Cricket on the Hearth" We'd
nesday evening, January "a, at WIZARDS
Hall. by the members of the Guild OF the
holy Child Of st. Johns parish of this city
Inc event Is looked forward to with eager
ness In addition to the play the "Plinky-
riunk Trio. composed Of Messrs. w. g..
ftinman. II. E. Human and VIM Reginald
Mackrille, will furnish the music The
cast includes Mr.. VIM. Mills Thomson as
Mr.. Tackleton," Mr.. Felix K. Mahoney as
Caleb Plummer," Mr.. Ernest H. Daniel as
John Perrybingle." Mr.. Karl Daniel as
The Old Gentleman" Miss Anita Hendrie
as Dot. Miss Juliette Thompson as the
blind girl. Bertha" Mrs. Helen Smith as
MRS. Fielding" Miss Gertrude Gardner as
May Fielding" Miss Priscilla Stearns as
Iiliy Slowboy." and Jack "a dog the prop
erty OF MIR. Cabot Lodge as Boxer"
The fourth of the series Of germans by
the Dolce-far-Niente Club was given at the
Hocel Morrisett last evening.