The morning times., 1895-11-27

Mr.. George f. Ruhl entertained the
Ivy Leaf Pleasure Club last evening
| az ms residence, hy giving q musicale in
their honor. The entertainment was
| opened by dancing, and later on followed
| by refreshments. the table and room being
elaborately decorated on the occasion
Some ofthose who took part in the musicale
were, Mr George Z. Ruhl. recitation and
either solo; Mr. Z. Brown. violin solo:
Miss Agnes Kingston, fancy dancing: Mr..
W. Tennyson, solo; and numerous Others.
| |
! The festival of the American HOLIDAYS In st
1 night AT Willard Hall was under the aus
plces OF the John A. Logan corps of Ia st
! washington and the George II. Thomas
/ corps of ABaCoStia, and highly successful
| III every respect. The address OF VIZ
/ come was delivered by Comma Dder Thom;i :
| j. Crisp OF Thomas Post. and was fol
| lowed with remarks by Commander Emo
| Of Logan Post. ana other prominent spcak
! ers. Corporal Tanner having been sum
moned Unexpectedly to New York his
place on the programme was regTetfullv
| The entertainment of the evening was
preiaced by, a prayer by Rev. Z. o.
Eldridge, followed Ivy au array of we'll
| Dorothy Houchen. Mrs. John Hoffman,
Mr.. J. II. Cathcll. Mrs. Ada o. Lccch.
Miss Lillian Dorsey. and selection bv
renson. Miss Anna Rranson, Miss Emma
| Branson and Mabel Wheat.
The hall was patriotic1lly draDed with
bunting and the stage. fairylike, with
! coiCred lights. Chry arr hemumS and palms
| Around the walls Were prettilv decorated
| reiTcshTnent tables, the candy booth being
IN charge Of Mrs. Thatcher. assisted by
| MISS Rose heachan. the miscellaneous
| table, Mrs Kate Nailett and Miss Flor
ence Howell, and the flower temple under
! the supervision OF Mrs. Dorsey. aided
by the Misses Howell and Miss Julia o.
Meacham.
Ice cream was served by Mrs. Mary
Crawford, president OF the Logan Corps.
Miss Maggie Tew. ana Miss Leonard.
Mrs. Jdne Mclean, Of The Thomas Corps.
and Mrs. NJ. Dorsey. OF the Logan Corps.
were the committee in charge OF the even
1ng's entertainment, AMI it WIS to their
Houchen. general chairman. and Mrs. Rosa
mond p. Meachsm. president OF the Thomas
Corps, that the evening was so successful.
Mfr. and Mrs. F. f. Lawson of NJ street
Will leave SATURDAY for New York and
on the following Wednesday sail for Eng
land for n three months visit to Air. Law
sons mother, in Hull.
Miss Genevieve Hawley entertained n
number of heryounS friends Yesterday fier-
non from . to :. in compliment to her
guest Miss Idalia Stevens. of Montreal.
Canada, who will remain in Washington
until spring. Miss Stevens sang several
beautiful songs, with violin and piano
acComnaniments. 10y Miss Hawiey and Miss
Rose Weber, and mandolin duet was
rendered with feeling and skill by The
Alexandria. Among those present were:
Miss Nettie Price, Miss Julia Evans. Misses
May and Alice Stanford. Miss Julia Bright.
Mr.. Frank Laurence. Mr.. John Beali MT
B. Wise.
An enjoyable surprise party was given
to Mr. Arthur Bennett by his parents in
honor of his birthday. at their residence.
No 80 II street northwest. on Monday even
ing. Among those present We're: Misses
dan, Mamie Brewer. Kate Hanley. Emma
Bishop. Maud Hin, and Mr.. and Mrs. Arm
strong. Messrs. ]. Brecht. A. +. Harper.
j. ]. Keefer, c. NJ. Armstrong. Q. Z.
6eitweiIpr. F. H. Reirdon. William Wood
ford, E. Benn EFT and r. W. Brown.
Mice IA, ,,oson OF twelfth street enter
tanned a few of her friends Monday even
ing at a social gathering at her home. a
pleasant time was enjoyed. Those present
were the Misses Fannie ME- Lane, ne,ot ha,tae Me
DAVIS, Katie McGurr. Josie Butler, and
NoIlie Burgess. Messrs. Albert Dawson.
Frank DAVIS: Burt Evans Harry Faiva. sl,Vg.
stetson. Harry Burr. John Fern, Richard
Temple, Albert Drane, and Nat. Wills.
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. F. Hayden gave a.
delightful progrt ssive euchre party last
exsaaeR stfeep northWest. 4s VEST MIS- H F Bauer won
holStered reception chair. Mrs. Alexander
K. Meek received the second. a gold brooch;
The third prize, lacquerec vase, was
awarded to Mrs. +. II. Barnhart.
Mr.. W. p. Belts won the first prize for
gentleman, a gold scarf pin. Gold cuff
Buttons were awarded 10 Mr.. Alexapder
K Meek. as the second prize, and Mr..
Henry T. Paner received the third prize.
an evening tie Those present Were:
Mr.. and Mrs. F; HAYDEN, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry F. Bauer, Mr.. and Mrs. James Jen-
ninos Mr. and Mrs lex. K. Meek. Mr.. and
Mrs, F. Barnhart. Miss Mae T. Ennis, Mr..
ard Mrs. Wendell Belts. Mr.. William Nc
MILAN. Miss Jessie Hutchinson, Mrs sarah
Davidson, Miss Frances Moore, Mr.. Perciyal
Melbourne