Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-04-17
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Organizations of Various Kinds Hold
Pleasant Entertainments
charitable Events to Which Society
May Go This Week-Notes of In
terest-Personal Mention.


mence tomorrow and will be held three
times week, as the time is SO short before
May day, the date Of the performance
The National Rifles Armory last night
was filled with guests attending the first
grand ball Of the Canterbury Athletic Club.
The hall was handsomely decorated, the
music was good, the night was an ideal
one and crowds Of gaily attired and happy
couples thronged the floor and danced until
a late hour. Much of the success of the
ball was due to the efforts of the COM
mittees in charge, OF which Mr.. James S.
King was the chairman. aided by a floor
committee, consisting of Messrs. Doc Kauf-
man. Hardie Wilson and Jacob Open
heimer. together with a reception commit
tee. consisting Of Messrs. NJ; Meyerfield.
Ewald Schn cider and George Stiefel.
Among those present were the Misses
Hart, Brinkman, Hart Duffy, Garray,
Solary. McKenny. Harrington, Wood, Vol
West, Keyser. Bishop, Mrs. Rothery. L.
Schaffer. c. Schaffer. ]. LOTUS. L. Lotus.
Krauskopf. b. Kennard. v. Moore l..
Moore. Pittman. Gatewood. Compton. Joy,
Albert. Buchler, Mcpherson, Moreland,
Lynn, B. Kennard. Denigri. Mrs. Hopper,
NJ. David, H. David, Hoyle, Sanor, Fogel,
Riser. Mrs. Fogel. Case. Burke. Connell. Wal
ter. Braugh and others. and Messrs- Cross.
hagen, Brinkman, Schaffer. Volland, J.
King. Hurley. Zerega, Solan, Grahe, john
son. Gottsman, L. Brahler. Moran, c.
langley. Horning, Williams. G. Brahler.
G. Jones, Morrison, Straus. Oppenheimer.
J Bowie, T. Wilson, Fenton. Lochboehler.
Polk H. Wilson. Horner. Oscar Vogt
Mohler. Saunders. Steidel, Stein, Eberly.
Hopper. H. Rothery, A King, wardeil
| Moore, Palmer, Beamer, Nicholson, Pip
perry. Smith. Nesbitt. Bartholme, Rhine.
| Stewart, Schott Herman. Day, Mowatt.
swaggert, Shell, Fields. A Langley, Gates.
one of the pleasant features of the even
| ing was the playing OF the Canterbury
| Waltz" composed for the club.
The musicale that is to be held at the
residence of Mr. s. s. Rowland next Mon
day afternoon is in aid of the Emergency
| Hospital. Mrs. Stilson Hutchins, Mrs Dean
and Mrs. Hormess win take part In the
musical treat
Mrs. NJ. c. Berner has returned from a
few days stay at New York.
The Carnelian Club will hold its fourth
dancing reception this evening. The well
fare of their guests will be looked after by
Messrs. Edwin Brinkman, Harry Baulsir,
H. JOS. Doyle, VIM. Mcdonald and VIM.
Fenton. The floor committee will be Messrs.
Saml. r. Baulsir. Jas. H. Wood, T. Lloyd
Mockabee and Frank ]. Mcdonald.
Mrs. w. s. Campbell. mother of Mrs
Gen. Kelton. sails from New York on the
18th of this month to join her husband
abroad Mr.. Campbell was last year ap-
pointed United States consul at Newcastle
on-Tyne. England.
The w. d. Y. d. Dancing Club will give
their last dance of the season on Friday
evening.
Mrs. Jos. B. Adams Of westborough,
Mass. is visiting her parents. 101 18th
street southeast, where she will be pleased
to meet her friends.
Mrs. Arthur Nattans and Miss Emily
Natttans have discontinued their Tuesdays
| for this season.
|
ular monthly meeting Tuesday evening last
at the residence of Mr.. r. A. Phillips 1907
| r street northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. H. Tibbitts Of Capitol
Hill have moved to Falls Church.
| pleasant social occasion in prospect for
| Thursday next is the celebration by the
Daughters of the American Revolution of
| the battle OF Lexington, April 10 being the
| anniversary Of that important event In
American history. The members Of the
| local chapters and national board OF man.
| agement together with the society at large
resident in Washington, are invited by Mrs.
| Amos @. Draper, regent of the Dolly Mad
ison Chapter, to celebrate the anniversary
| with appropriate ceremonies, between the
Kendall Green. A program has been ar
| ranged which. IL the weather proves favor
able. will be rendered on the lawn in front
| of Mrs. Diapers residence at the Green;
otherwise it will be given In one of the
small halls of the institute.
Mrs. w. d. Palmer of Batavia, n. Y, viii
be at home on Thursdays. April 10 and IS.
with Mrs. Nathaniel Freeman, 9l4 French
street
Miss Olivia Chichester of Wiltshire, Eng
land. is visiting Mrs H. ]. Horn
Miss Teresa Corbey has returned to her
home at Muirkirk.
Col. Joseph Conrad. U. S. A.. and family
are now staying at The Bancroft" 500
| 18th street
On Thursday afternoon at Secretary La
| monts house a delightful entertainment
| will be given in aid of the Columbian Free
kindergarten. Prof Davidson OF New York
will give recital OF Scotch ballads
Mr.. and Mrs. Knowles entertained at
their home. 1906 E street southeast. satur-
day evening a large gathering of little folks
the occasion being the sixth birthday of
| their little daughter, Gertrude. Games were
en1oyed; the hrst prize being won by Miss
| helen Edwards and the BOBBY prize by Miss
Katie Iardella. The presents were useful
| and elegant Among those present were
Misses Knowles. Shelton. Clark, Reinburg,
/ Cross, Steinmeier. Talcott, Linden, Mueller.
| Edwards and Julia, Katie and Mary Iarsel.
| la and Messrs. Linden, Olden Reinbur9
Harry and Willie Steinmeier and Clarence
and Willie Shelton.
| The ladies of the Homeopathic Free Dis
pensary. 90 Massa chusetts avenue. will en-
| tertain their friends this evening at another
| of the delightful teas" which they have
| held during the past winter
| The Fifth Baptist Church was filled last
Wednesday evening by friends assembled TO
| witness the marriage of Miss Fannie n.
James and Mr.. Henry F. HALEY. The cere-
| mony was performed by Rev. c. c. Meador.
| the bride wore white silk and lace and car
| ried a bouquet Of brides roses. The brides
| maid, Miss Laura. Haley, sister of the
groom, wore white silk and lace and car
| ried bouquet OF La France roses Mr.
| Frank Monroe was best man. The ushers
We're Messrs Geo. Baur, z. Downs, sidney
Gully and w. z. James. Mr. and Mrs Hal
ley went away for a limited trim. and will
be at home, 800 street southwest. after
| the Goth instant
The Shakespeare Club was entertained
Saturday evening by Miss Janet Z. Rich
ards at her home, No. 1927 Rhode Island
avenue Richard H." act three vas read
In class, and then a miscellaneous program
was carried out Mr.. Warren Young Mr. W.
Spencer Armstrong. Mr.. Henry Olds ana
Miss Amy Clement Leavitt taking part
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs
Geo. c. Gorham. Mrs. Bittinger, Mr. E. b
Hay Miss Wilson, Mr. and Mrs Geo. Alex
Myers. Mrs. Bangs, Mr.. w. c. Stierlin, Mrs
Richards, Miss Julia Slosson, Mr. and Mrs
Ralph Jefferson, Mrs. A. G. Adams, Miss
Marguerite Spaulding. Mr.. and Mrs. Milo C.
Summers, Miss Poole, Mr.. w. II. Conley.
Mr.. ]. II. Whitaker. Mr. and Mrs Thornton
Carusi. Mrs. L. Crandall and Mrs. Emily
Hort.
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