Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-16

every duty allotted to them IN nlenly
satisfactory manner: Reception, r. p.
Sligar; floor, Mechanism; refreshments, w.
b. Crabster, and invitation, Barnes Comp
ton, jr. Among those present were the
Mrs. Duffy. Miss Emily Dalton, Miss
Barnes, Miss b. Van Dorm, Miss Fletcher,
Miss Carrie Acker, Miss Annie Long, Miss
Waters. Miss Edyth Gallant. Miss Bell,
MISS Hamilton Miss Bonney. Miss Nc
Cuen. the Misses Wagner and Miss Cog
gins. Messrs. Pete Duffy. Grenville Lewis.
SSuthern Key. Harris. Wallard. Compton,
Morthington. Bonney. Coggins. Brown,
BanHon. Claggett and Bland.
invitations are out for dance Of the
Friday Cotillion to be given at 1917 r
street February %.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Valentine of G,5
Massachusetts, avenue northeast received
Thursday evening.
Among the many friends who paid their
respects to the hostess were Mr. and Mrs.
w. ID. Martin. Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Craig,
MI and Mrs. H. F. Olmsted. Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. d. Marcellus. Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Gard
ner, Mr. and Mrs. A. s. Parker, Mr.. d. c.
YIN hlnsiing gs and daughter Mrs. NJ. NJ: Bou-
Stewart of Washington and Mrs. e. r.
CnderW God of Brooklyn, N. Y lunch
was served, and feature of the evenings
entertainment was the presentation of a
beautiful etching to the hostess, the pre-
sentation speech being made by Mr. H. F.
Olmsted in a most happy and eloquent
manner. to which Mrs. Valentine fittingly
responded.
a very pleasant dance was given at the
residence of Miss Bolden, 1011a l. street
northwest, Thursday evening The early
part of the evening was spent in games,
songs and Rotations. Later the guests
were invited to the dining rooms, where
floors were then cleared for dancing. which
was Kept up to a late hour. The commit
tee was Misses w. Griffith. s. Bolden Mr.
Skinner and Dora and Bertha Erdnann.
er. Nj. Zeller, a. Bolden. n. Connell, N.
Kelley. M. Beck, r. Baumann. A. Raedy,
"A. Stack, W. Griffith, NJ. Skinner, l.. Ran
dail, Il. Randall, S. Bolden, Dora and
6 Seruna Erdmann, and Messrs. A. Smith,
CarrolI Broadfoot, Flynn, Weaver, Wood
SKINNER, HaSerty, Tyser, Seibold, Pixton,
Iotzler, Wright, Mclaughlin, Fenwick &.
Smith, Decker. White and Prof Poesche.
The Original Brownie Pleasure Club held
their weekly meeting last night at the res
ldence OF Miss GuSsle kettler 301 NJ street
northwest. masquerade party will be
held on the 22d of February. The first
prize In donkey game contest was a
photograph frame, and was secured by
MIR. Austin The BOBBY. Japanese sachet
bag, was won by Miss Munck Mr. Row.
land and Mr. Munck gave a few selections
on the banjo and mouth organ. Among
those present were the Misses Carter. kett-
:, 1eici' BetH' Munck, Gail, Gregor, M.
Alaltby. +. Maltby and Bryan. and Messrs.
rowland. Austin. Gall, Munck, Deardofr
fiatt. bradley, Hoover. Gasch and Foust.
a surprise masquerade party was given
MIR. and Mrs. Mockabee at their home 1856
r street southwest, last Friday evening.
Games and dancing We're INDUCED in to a
late hour and many vocal and instrumental
solos We're rendered. after which supper
was served The table was decorated with
howers and palms Among those present
and
slnance, Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll, Mr. and
Mrs. VIM. Lacy. Mrs. Cox, Mrs Stewart,
Miss NJ. E. Quinn, Miss X Frederick Miss
NJ F. Duvall Miss Ferguson, Miss A. Hill,
MISS A. Mockabee and Messrs. Brintt, w. |
<. Morris, j. Davis, G. Cornwall w.
Lacy. jr., r. Strobel. B. Glaze, l.. Lynn
md Goel.
The hop and supper given by America
Temple. No. 3, l.. c. E., on st. Valentines |
lignt. was brilliant success and largely |
attended. Three long tables, bountifuily |
eden and decorated in the Eagles colors, |
He'd the banquet hall. Among those pres |
mt Were: The Misses Florence Womers- |
ey- Attic Spencer Jessie Hodgson, NJ. Har-
is. Annie Spencer, Della Clements. Lily |
spencer, Carrie Noigt, Viola Spencer Laura |
nd Lizzie Monroe, Annie Brown Mabel
,chaffer. Allie Ward; Mesdames Robey,
Thompson, Hodgson GetZendanner Scott |
larry Evans, Fred. and Joe Voigt Milton
Trumble, Cooksey, Ward, Den
,am, Zimmerman, kerper, Entwistle.
tobey, Weissman, johnson and others The
Programs were printed on comic valentines
md afforded much fun.
Miss Elenor Meyer of 1870 G street north
vest left Thursday morningsfor a visit to
Ter cousin in New York city.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Griffin
N oath street was made unusually attrac-
i've Thursday evening by a throng of
appy little folks, who gathered in honor
IF n |
heir son Elmer. The evening was spent |
n merrymaking, inter spersed with fancy
ances by Master Albert Griffin, magic
antern exhibition and a collation. Those |
ack, Warde Norris. John Wren, John Per-
Tins. Albert and Melvin Griffin, George
Philips, Jones. Upshur and Walter Parker,
'bOmas Belt, the Misses Mary Norris,
1adge Roberts, Marguerite Jack. Miss God
nan. Mrs. J. A. Griffin, Mrs. Thrift, Mrs.
phillips and Mrs. Jack.
Mrs. Dali of 1926 18th street, owing to
Illness. will not be able to receive her
riends on Monday and Wednesday of the
oming week.
One of the pleasant events of the week
'as the meeting Of the Dolly Madison
HAPPIER Daughters of the American Revo-
alton at the residence of Mrs. George G. !
iartin, 1850 = street, Tuesday evening !
ast. at which an unusually large number
Tere present.
The program of the entertainment, in
luded Two recitations by Mrs. Gay Rob-
rtson. the Secretary and "Forget-me-
OF" A paper recalling incidents in the
fe of Gen. Washington was read by the
istorian Mrs. VIM. Ross Browne. Mr..
hos. B. Gardner furnished two selections
pom the violin, accompanied on the piano
y Mrs. Harris. Two songs were most
cceptably rendered by Mrs. Barnard, ac-
by Mrs. Oldberg. After the
.eeting refreshments were served. Among
lose present were: Mrs. Kate Kearney
Ienry, regent of the District; Mrs. De b.
andolph Keim, state regent of Connecti-
ut; Mrs. a. g. Bracket, Mrs. Amos G.
raper. regent of chapter; Mrs. Philip
ich5orI, Mrs. Joseph Washington, Lieut.
I'd Mrs. Stokely Morgan. Mrs. Edward
cnn, Mrs. ]. Tabor Johnson, Mrs. W. NJ.
huster, DR.. Ira W. Dennson Ensign
umner, L. W. Kittelle, DR.. and Mrs. Gibbs,
r and Mrs. Peale, Mrs. Charles A. Bailey,
RS Phillip Larner Miss Lyman, Mrs.
I'd Miss Carhart, Mr.. Charles Gardner,
r. and Mrs. Findlay Harris. Miss Van
ook Miss Malett Miss Washington, Mrs.
gnes Martin Burnett and many others.
A merry party of young folks were enter
lined al Juvenile masquerade Wednesday
-ening at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
YER 30 X street northwest. Those pres
IT were Flora Cole, Maud Miller. Jessie
iiler Maud Kirklnt, Clara Wilson. Blanche
I'D Florence Reese, Golla,Jennie and Grace
hompson. Lillian and Marie GcetZinger, |
ay and Frank Kimmel. Nettie, Harry and