Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-26


Sons Miss Bishop; reading. Ludwig Won
Beethoven" Can't Chas. Ebert; song,
.'Farew ELL" Miss Wells: piano solo, Mrs.
Calvin; song, "Springtide,' Miss Lillian
Hunt. accompanied by Prof John P. Law
renee: banjo and mandolin trio, the Meis-
tersingers; reading, Don Romero" Miss
Ellen Vockey; piano duet, the Misses Will
.enhuecher; songs, "Das kukukslied and
Cute Nacht," Miss Xarifa Hancock; read
ing. "Das Vaterland.'' Mrs. Knapp; piano
duet, Misses Alma and Ottilie Ebert; Sc
lections on the banjo and mandolin, by
Messrs. Clarence Jones, Frank Wollard, {.
Percy Reardon and J. Frank Jones. An
amusing and cleverly acted little sketch
entitled Rule Absichten'' Was then given
by Misses Poesche and Rettig of the
.Deutsche Dramatische Gcselischaft.'
These present were Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert,
DR.. and Mrs Won Hartleben, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Arnell. Mrs. Allison Nailor. Mrs.
T. P. Cleaves. Mrs. NJ. B. Hazard, Mrs.
Calvin. Mrs. Gardner Mrs. Schoenecller.
Mrs. Bernheim Mrs. Eidden, Mrs. Monkey.
Mrs. Rumeil, Mrs. Duckett, Mrs. Warfeid,
the Misses Rettig. Rosa poesche. w. Will
lonbrecher, J. Willenhuecher. Lillian Hunt,
Aarifa Hancock. Alma, Ottilie and Leo
more Ebert. Lulie knoop. Ellen Nockey NJ.
Maedcl Julia Macdel, Leontne Won En-
tress, Gabrielle Steger. II. Watson. Alice
Burritt. NJ. D.; Mary Armor. like. DidGen,
Burchard. Thyson. Arnold. Muldoon. Stier-
hin, Stanley, Bishop and Messrs. Charles
Luce. d. z. May, John p. Lawrence, f.
Knoop, J. NJ Gwin Roberts. Relitz C.
Jones, Wollard. Reardon j. F. Jones and
Edward A. Duckett.
The first dance Of the season given by the
Ningt-et-Un Club, at the Shoreham last
evening, was a great success. These dances
are always popular and We'll attended, and
this one proved to be no exception not
outstanding the weather. The handsome
decorations in the bail room. the soft mu-
sic, the myriads of lights ard the many
bright toilets worn by the host of pref
" girls present lent a festive air to the
scene strongly in contrast with the SluSh
ard darkness outside. During the inter
mission III the program, which consisted of
eighteen dances. supper wds served. The
executive committee, consisting of Wilton
j. Lambert chairman, Dwight Anderson,
j. Morrill, Cham6erlin, X. Z. Mckinney,
Reeves T. Strickland. Boyd TAYLOR and
William w. Wright, jr.. mad all the ar
fansemenfs in charge. The members of the
club are as follows: Wilton j. Lambert
president; the executive committee as
named above, Edward S. Drvall IT. J. l..
Wageaman. W. s. Mcleod. Wallace Stow
ell Jesse l.. Ergood, Charles J. Govern.
Melville d. Hensey, Chas. Elder Howe,
William Nee. wilson, 1T Tennay X Ro VS..
=. H. Warner. ir. and Charles Il. Thorn
\ monG those present besides these were:
VI " !sses Rosa L. Cochran, May and Jennie
stone, Ethel Camp. Sailie Shock. Violet and
Da;sy robinson. Cora Millward. Bessie.
81 sl Jarhoe, Milburn. Lors.
ans. Margary Baker. Sophie Phillips
kloman. Chanoterli, Plat. Mabel Geycr
Nalrn. Burton. crochan. Loretta Hannah |
Snepard Marion Evans, Govern, Johnson, |
Phillips. Gibbs. Stutz. Mario Weiner Lillian !
Merritt, keim. Lillian Plant. EIarche |
,'rass. reynolds, Josephine and Celia Sib- |
ley. joyce. Lamborn. Gardner Thorn and |
May Morgan. Messrs. Dr. Lee Wilbureer. |
Heiskell. Govern, Dempsey, GIeskin.. Saw |
yer. ingalls,. Held. f. d. Anderson. DIR. |
Harlan, Walter Hensey. Reed. Brown. r. |
H. Taylor. Howard. Wilkins, Hayward, |
Dawson. Fairfax. Po1neroy. Fair, Bran |
STAN. Bates. Busch. Mulheisen Watson.
8eall, Campbell, Mills. Burket. Oliver Glen
tehin. Piatt. BranAiey, johnson. Seton.
.ausey. Berry. Clarence Young. Parks.
Davis. Harris, Burns Merritt, Cox, Tho1aD-
son, karr and Mcdonald
The e. S. Assembly" will give their
lext dance Monday, January %, $3.50 to L.
admission by season card only.
Miss Mamie Oursler of Latrobe Pa is
'isiting her cousin. Miss Rose Davidson
Mr.. Justice Barrnser and Mrs Barrlnger
Who have been residing abroad fer twenty
ears, nave recently returned from Egypt |
ma are liVlng again in Washington, at 1909
} street.
A surprise party was rendered Miss
Winnie Carney last evening at her resi-
!ence, SSs NJ street southwest. Among
hose present were Misses NJ McNerney
Il. Kehl l. Engehart. E. Miller. NJ bod
on. Julia Storey. s. Gueister, A. Woods,
J. Roland. S. Farr. NJ. Gheen and Messrs.
ieorge Fowler b. Holcer, j. Meister c. |
farner and H. Ferris.
A surprise party was rendered Mr. Walter
GORDON al his residence 1913 South Caro- |
Ina avenue southeast, Wednesday evening.
James were INDUCED in until late hour,
When refreshments were served. Among
hose present were the Misses Olivia. Gel tie
nd Stella Scala. Lille Lusby. May Cor
on. Ollie Braley, Ida Jones. Fannie John
on and Messrs. Henry Prediger. Harry
Valley, Paul Vincent. Edward Peak, VIM.
l. Cross. Jas. Cross, Fred Cross and Win.
Barber.
Mrs. Philip Chaplin gave a luncheon on
thursday In honor of her guest Miss
'ates. The table was daintily ornamented
18th valley lilies and mai1enhair ferns.
nd the souvenirs We're white satin sach-
is. The other guests We're Mrs. FfoulNe, |
Irs. Ross Thompson and her guest, Mrs.
Re Bruller: the Misses Mendonca Miss
Miss Hichborn, Miss Warner
liss Barbour, Miss Woodward. Miss
Vickes of Baltimore and Miss Hammond
( Maryland.
oche will be at home 1913 31st street, on .
[onday afternoons, January 2S and Feb
nary 4, for the last time prior to the de- |
arturo of Mr.. and Mrs. Cissell for Cuba
nd New Orleans. where they will be pres
ut at the Madri Gras festivities.
Mrs A. Nattans will not be al home next
tuesday,, but will continue her first and
lird Tuesdays for the season.
Mrs. Allison Naior, jr., entertained at
nner last Thursday evening the ladies who d
SISTED her New Year day. Covers were 4
id for fourteen. The room was beauti- I
lily decorated In pink. the table decora tons i
,ing La France roses and Gala lilies. A l
andSnme centerpioce was gilt and glass [
lariOt filled with roses and lilies. Each |
lest, On entering the room, was presented C
18th La France roses. After dinner the bal |
ice Of the evening was devoted to music II
pleasant musical and dramatic enter r
inment was given on Wednesday evening V
st at the residence Of Mrs. Higgins, 400 | t
street northwest, at which q large num- | p
= were present The parlors and hall | |
ere prettily decorated with plants. while | II
freshments were served upstairs for the p
rformerS and downstairs for the guests. il
ne program began with an excellent mu- 1
cal selection by Messrs. Sallade, Barrin- q
r and Joyce, members of the High | s
hool Banjo Club. followed by mandolin c
id guitar duet by Messrs. Hopkins and "
ggins. Miss Josie Taber sang the pretty r.
Had ANSWER very effectively, after | o
nich Mr.. G. Garvin Gimaine gave a very d
ceptabie rendition of THE Professor in u
e Rural Districts One OF the features |
the evening was the Tuxedo Quartet
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