Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-30
and Mrs. McKeever, Mrs. Hobson, Mr..
Muruaga and Commander Houston

and Mrs. McKeever, Mrs. Hobson, Mr.
Muruaga and Commander Houston.
Lieut. Lands of Fort Myer, after the
cavalry drill today, gave a breakfast. His
guests were Mrs. Harriet Lane johnson,
Miss Kennedy, Mr.. and Mrs. Carol Mercer
Mr.. and Mrs. Shepard the Misses Dyer,
Nelson, Lynch, Eaton, Livingston, Kelly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Denman, Mrs Burr, Mrs
Folsom, Col. and Mrs. Henry. Dr. and Mrs
Phillips, Capt and Mrs. Barnes, Lieut.. and
Mrs. Steele. Lieuts. Lansdale AMI Andrews,
U. s. N, Capt. Pitcher, Lieuts. Perry, Sew
ell, Merrillat and WELDON, U. 8. A.
The first annual ball Of the officers and
patrolmen Of the first precinct will be given
at the Light Infantry Armory. Monday
evening, April 16.
The Argentine minister and Mrs. Zebal-
los will give dinner next week in honor
Of Miss Huyck and Lieut.. Attwell Of the
Argentine navy.
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. A. G.. Rogers have
rendered a reception to their friends aid
the congregation generally, this evening, in
the parlors of the Church Of Our Father,
which will doubtless be a most enjoyable
affair. The ladies of the congregation will
preside in the dining room.
The engagement has just been announced
to Mr.. Louis NJ. Rowland OF New York city,
and who during the Columbian exhibition
at Chicago was one of the New York state
commissioners. Miss Won Stosch is tai
ented musician. After returning from Europe
Miss Non Stosch, with her mother who has
married again, came here to live. Mr.. How
land is widower. His wife was daugh-
ter of Mir. F. n. Lawrence and sister of
Mrs. Foxhall Keene and Mrs. Harry Alex
andre lie is an amateur musician Of con-
siderable ability Miss Won Stosch is at pres
ent on concert tour. No date has been
mentioned for the wedding.
A mask party was given last night to
Miss Mamie Harrington and Miss NJ. Jean
McGeary at the latter's residence. Among
those present were the Misses McGeary and
Harrington, E. Drew, N. Barry, NJ. Myers,
A. Rufe, NJ. Parks, K. Kinniff, Miss NJ.
OConnor. Miss Moor Miss kurtz, Miss
Semmelbauer and Miss Zadie Gibson and
Messrs. b. Jones, Marcus Byng Fred. Du-
vail. Chas Murray, G. Altemus, Sullivan
James, c. Graves c. Lanning, G. McGeary,
G. Drew, w. Haney, Geo. Nolan, Shepley,
Iomey and Ranck and Mrs. DR.. Miller,
Mrs. McGeary, Mrs. Craiger and Mrs.
White of Baltimore.
The members Of the two Swiss societies
in this city gave the Swiss minister DR.
De Claparede, farewell reception at Arion
Han last evening, in prospect of his early
departure for Vienna, to which city he has
been transfer ed by his government
The hall was well filled with ladies and
gentlemen. President Rickenbackers ad
7ess was presented to Mr. Claparede in an
elegantly bound folio, illumina ted. and
| handsomely engrossed on parchment
| There will be lunch and a sale of use.
full articles on April 9, 3 and 4, at Willard's
Han. for the benefit of the Soldiers Unity
Mission, with a promenade concert and
| dancing in the evenings
celebration in honor of the twenty.
| first birthday of Mr.. ]. S! Engel took place
lest night He was presented with a dia-
! mond stud by the assembled friends
| Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Ergel, parents of the host; the Misses
| Ray Solomon. c. Hirsch, Edna Gusdorf H
! hoft Iafa1 a
Strauss, ]. Blumenfeld. Effie Heidenheimer
! Helene Engel, Sadie and Alma Goodman
Bertha Lyons, Flora Cohen. Josie Goodman
| Rosa Herman, Messrs. Dave Stearn Morris
| Gam, s. Greenbaum. Sol Hamburger OF
Baltimore. Md. Nose Sanger, Abe Sigmund
| and NJ. Greenbaum.
| Mrs. Nj. S. Gardner and Mrs. R. E. Lamt
| have returned from Florida