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

INDUCED in until late hour. The meeting
was one Of the most pleasant yet held.
On the evening of February 1 Mr.. and
Mrs E. NJ McComas celebrated their
twelfth marriage anniversary by giving a
bal masque to their many friends and ac-
quaintances. Among those present were
Dr. Migrim Boyd and wife, Mr.. D. *
Stonebraker and wife, Mr.. Percy G. Nc
Comas, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest r. McComas,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c. McComas DR.. and
Mrs. C. A. Hartleben, Miss Agnes Lewis,
Roxie Bonebreaker, Samuel Bonebreaker.
Miss Janette Bates Miss Florence Strouse,
Miss Maggie Crawford, Miss Jessie F'reanor
of Hagerstown, Nd; Miss Katie English of
Frederick, Md; Dorsey of Frederick, Md. !;
H. Eavey of Xenia, Ohio; Miss Sallie kch-
rer. Mrs. Harry Rohrer, W. c. Furr CT
Constant Owen Clark and Douglas L.
Sears.
On account of illness Mrs. G. w. Rouzer,
1903 18th street northwest will not be at
home on Monday. February 4.
Miss Laura B. Furneyhough of Rich
mond. Va. and Miss Annie f: Rohr of
Harrisonburg are visiting their cousin,
Mrs. Griffin B. Coleman, No. 1908 18th
street.
The Mount Holyoke College Alumnae will
meet on Tuesday, February s. at $50 pm.
at the residence of Mrs. F. c. Griffin, 6O3
Florida avenue.
The w. c. c. Social Club was entertained
by Miss Ethel Gutridge at her home, 2.26
NJ street, Friday evening. An interesting
program was given, after which refresh
ments were served. Among those present
were Miss E. Bergis Miss Bessie Moore,
Miss Maud F. Clark, Miss Mary H. Con-
nor, Miss Ella Amery, Miss N. Moore, Miss
Edna Marceron, Miss Lauter, Miss Fannie
Boyce and Messrs. Walter Beller, Wilson,
Thomas. Austin, J. Raub, Oneal, Thomas,
Crown, Chas. A. Littlefield and F. hurry.
pleasant surprise party was given to
mt Gil; l~
ing at her sisters residence, Mrs. Leonard.
600 Sd street southwest Games, music and
dancing were enjoyed, when the young
folks repaired to the dining room for
Misses Lucfe Edwards, Burnie and Camilla
Fitzgerald. Mary, Lizzie and Rosie ONeill,
Mamie Barnes, Marie Hutton Mamie Jer-
man. Angela Healy, Annie Dunn, Nora
Healy, Archer, McDermott, Edwards,
Campbell, Ludlum, Brodigan. Hammer.
Driscoll, Costello, Brown and Larcombe.
Mrs. Leonard. Miss Ella Sullivan and Hiss
Kate Broderick assisted the hostess re-
ceiving.
Mrs. George A. Dozen and Mrs. Thomas
E. Stone have gone to Florida, where they
will remain until May 1.
Mrs. Will ]. Father. 1914 Riggs street,
gave a luncheon on Wednesday, entertain
ing Mrs. G. G.. Markham. Mrs. Virginia
Douglas, Mrs. E. DIN Eldridge, Mrs. b. +.
Mrs B. F. Leighton, 7OS Massachusetts
avenue, Capitol Hill. will receive Monday,
February 4, from to o'clock. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leighton are also at home to their
friends Monday evenings.
Mrs. Shiras will not receive on Monday,
February 1. as she has gone to New York
for a few days
. A surprise party was given to Miss Eva
Parker Thursday, January 81 at her resi-
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dancing and refreshments were enjoyed.
Those present We're Mrs. NJ. A. Ehrmann-
traut, Mrs. T. Parker, Mrs. l.. Lown, Beu-
lah Glaze, Lena Ehrmanntraut Reridine
Fitzgerald. Zullie Morgan. Carrie Green
we'll. Lula Fowler, Katie Mccain, Edith
Cook. Marie Stafford, Lille Mohler Bette
McDuell. Mamie Hendley, Ella Wight. Ella
Gardner, Beulah Smoot, Veronica Morrow,
A: Riddle. Louis Phifer. Frink Behrans.
Albert Leonhardt, Johnnie Power, George
Pierce Jos. Burrows. Buoy. Stickel, Lees
nitzer, Fitzgerald, Harper, Bowers, Ber-
nard. Cole, Highfield, Glaze, Sheed, Parker
and Cunaster.
Mrs. Donelson Wilcox gave a charming
little reception yesterday afternoon at her
nome, No. 521 street, in honor of Sem
ator Harris of Tennessee. The entertain
ment was especially in honor of the Sem
ators fourth reelection. Mrs. Wilcox in
vited the guests to unite with her in wish
ing the Senator bon voyage on his fourth
senatorial cruise, and the occasion was a
most thoroughly enjoyable one in every
respect. The hostess was assisted by her
daughter. Miss Wilcox. Miss Richardson
poured coffee. Mrs. Joseph Washington
served punch and Miss Donelson, niece of
the hostess. presided at 4 bowl of apple
toddy Mrs. Wilcox's friendship with SEN
ator Harris is one of long standing. he
having been present at her marriage as an
old friend of her fathers family. Only
their Tennessee friends were present Miss
DOnpISOn of Tennessee. who has hppn visit
ing her aunt will return home in few
days.
Mr.. Edgar G. Corey of the Post Office
Department and Miss Mary E. Eckloff
were married at the parsonage of ST. Pat
rick's Church by the Rev. Father Gloyd
on January 10, the bride being becomingly
attred in brown cloth, with hat to match.
They will be pleased to see their friends
at No. I'LL Rhode Island avenue north
west.
Mrs. d. Lowenberg and Mrs. J. B. Lowen-
berg of Norfolk. Va, are visiting their
niece. Mrs l. Alexander, at No. 1130 7th
street northwest.
Mrs. VIM. r. Hodges will not be at home
on Thursdays until February q, when she
will receive for the last time this season.
Mrs. Hampton B. Denman's tea on We'd
nesday, Febr, airy 6, from to Z o'clock. is
to be followed by small dance.
Miss Bowdle gave an informal card party
last evening. Inc nedu prizes were won
by Miss Wilcox and Mr.. Richard Thomp
son. Among these present were Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Mckinney, Mr.. and Mrs r. Thomp-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Belt, the Misses
Ball. johnson. Boyd and Wilcox, and
Messrs. Nelson, Ball, Calvert, Lewis Simp-
son and Norton.
There was pleasant surprise rendered
Mr.. A. G. Dunn at his residence, 23 9th
street northeast, last night, in honor of his
birthday, which was heartily enjoyed by all
present. After collation. was served,
dancing and card playing We're kept up to
late hour. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Dunn, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
B. Nichols Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. S. Faulkner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Nichols, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Estes, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Curtain,
Misses Addie Nichols, Mary Curtain and
Master Peter ]. Dunn.
Friday evening last Mrs. Jacob G. Moore
gave yellow lunch to several of her
friends. Covers were placed for eight
guests-the Misses Drill Of Frederick, Md,
who are visiting Mrs. Theo. Moody, Mrs
VIM. G. Moore, Mrs. Smoot, Mrs. B. w.
Frazier, Mrs. Moody and Mrs. Richard Syl-
vester and little nine-nlOnths-old William
G. Moore.
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