Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-02-15
THE SOCIAL WORLD
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and A. Buckley. K. Boyle, D. and NJ. Mar
tin, A. Eagan, M. Fennell, L. Thomas, K.
Feeney Messrs. Schneider, Bergman, Will
son SON. Sullivan, Collins. Keen Barckly, Crop
ley. Rupert, Crawford, Strasburger, Nohl.
Palmer, Mehling. Maneir, Collins. Dugan,
Teller, Bellew, Belt, Landgraff.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. T. Exnicios leave today
for a fortnight's trip to the south, to at
tehd the Mardi Gras festivities in New
| orleans stopping over on their return for
| a Few days in Florida
4 MRS. d. B. Street and the Misses Street
will be at home Eext Tuesday.
A delightful masquerade surprise party
was given at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
w. r.. Morgan at Winthrop Heights DC,
| last night. Dancing, singing, Instrumental
| music and merrymaking generally were in
| dulged In to a late hour, when refreshments
we're served Among those present were
the he'll M,sses K MeCann, A. McCann, L. Lob
singer, N. j. Burke, n. Lemmer, A. Hill,
Mrs W.. Mister, Mrs DIR. Hare, Mrs. w.
| Sammons, Messrs. G.. Richardson, G. E.
Martin, p. McCaveran, w. Stanford, c.
| Porter, w. DetWieller Z. Wells, NJ. Baker,
w. S; Woods, J: Stanford of this city, Mr..
| and Mrs. r. /. Hagan Mr.. H. Hagan, Mr.
r: Hagan, Mr.. c. Hagan, Mr.. B. Klopfier,
Mr.. and Mrs: Geo. r. Hagan and daughter
Mrs. Adams. Mr. and Mrs. w. l. Morgan,
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Palmer, Mr.. W. Berry
| MI A. s. Morgan of Winthrop Heights
| DC; Mr.. G. Griffith, Mr.. r.. Newell of
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| vile, Miss 5. Hagen OF Peony Springs, Va
There was gathering OF little folks at
| the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Is. F. Ali
| phant to celebrate the birthday of their
| rule granddaughter, Miss Violet Ihrie. In
Ihe donkey game prizes were given. The
| hrst was won by Master Walton Carroll Of
| College Park, and the BOBBY prize by Mas
! ter Freddie Lewis, after which the guests
enjoyed refreshments, and Miss Annie
| Hobbs entertained the company with fancy
| dafclng Among those present were Annie
and James Hobbs, Annie and Helen Quill
| Walton and Sidney Carroll Warren Weis-
| ter, Louis 1ettenkimer, Ella, Freddie Mag
| gle and Hennie Lewis. Annie and Bertha
| Schafer, Leo Marshall Bowdin Prentis,
John r. Ihrie jr., Mr. and Mrs. p. B. Prem
| us, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall, Mr. and Mrs.
| AFphant, Mrs. Steven, Mrs. j. r. Ihrie
| Mrs. Schafer, Mrs Ross, Miss Mary ALI
| pfant, Misses NJ. O'Leary, Clara Stevens
| Carrie Murath, Grace Hipsley and Messrs
| Dougherty, Wallace, Repetti Barritz and
| Webster
| Miss May B. Sprague of Brooklyn is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. r. p. Niles of 1873
| Massachusetts avenue northeast, where she
| Will be Tor the next two weeks.
Miss Anne C. Gushing, delegate from
Rhode Island to the convention of the
| Daughters of the American Revolution is
| visiting her brother, Col. Gushing, al 1412
| 10th street northwest.
Mrs Ella Wren Blair. who has been very
| i'll with the grip for the last three weeks,
| Is now convalescent, and will be happy to
| receive her friekds at the home of her
daughter Mrs. Robert Downing, Edge
more Benning, DC. She viii entertain
! Mile. Rhea at dinner on Sunday.
Mrs. ChaS. Fredander of Norfolk Va
| is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. PHI
| Peyser. At home Sunday.
Mrs. Thomas A. Dobyns and Miss Berry
will be home to their friends Monday at
| los G street southeast.
| On Thursday evening there p-aS
| gathering of little folks at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. e. Graham, 10 18th
street, to celebrate the ninth birthday of
their little daughter, Jennie. Among those
present were the Misses Alma and Ada
Rose, Mabel Green, Grace Dodge, Maggie
Burgdorf, Ester Brueninger, Mildred era
ham, Masters Arthur Fenton, Burton and
Lawrence Green, Kemp and George Acker
Ernest Bragazzi and Ross Dodge.
Mrs. Louise l.. Bacon of 2S03 @ street
has returned from her visit to New York
ana Boston, and has her guest Mrs.
Lee of Hawthorne. n. ].
With the Hope of restoring the health Of
her children, both of whom have been
very i'll, Mrs. A. Maurice Low viii leave
with them for Asheville tomorrow.
The marriage of Miss Anne Chew Dor
sey TO MIR. Daniel Coquillet viii take place
in the Church Of the Epiphany Tuesday
next at II 80 O'Clock OWING 10 the very
recent death of Miss Dorssys uncle, Mr..
George Mason, only the relatives and in
| innate friends OF the family will be pres
ent.
Mrs. W. ". Bullen and Mrs John T.
Harris have recalled their at home cards
| for Monday, February H. on account of
the sudden illness of Mrs Harris mother.
Miss Lillian Shaffer of Aurora, w. Va,
Is visiting her brother at 1l23 18th street
Mr.. and Mrs George a. Myers will give
library party Monday. and will be as
sisted in re ewing by Gen. and Mrs. Brown
and Mrs. l.. j. Amsden Of Chicago.
| Mrs. Frank L. Freeman gave a charming
st. Valentines lunch "a her residence, 1856
n street, to party of sixteen, including
Mrs. Hunter of Massachusetts. Mrs. Chas
Foster, Miss Parsons. Mrs. Russell, Mrs
Mcclellan, Mrs. Conquest Clarke. Mrs. An
dreWS, Mrs. Hoffman and others. The
decorations We're appropriately hearts and
tulips.
The regent of the Continental Chapter,
D. A. R., will receive at her residence 1903
Clifton street northwest. Monday after
noon, February II. from to g. All mem
bers of tie Daughters of. the American
Revolution, visiting and resident, are in
vited. with other friends.
J. Mrs. Edward Linthicum Dent will be at
| home next Tuesday for the last time. as
sisted by Miss Mary Mitchell, Miss Falls
and the Misses Peter and Mrs. James II.
Taylor.
Mrs. Minnie T. Ballinger, regent of Con-
tlhentdl Cnapref, ID. A. X, VIII receive at
her residence, 1893 Clifton street, Monday
from to o'clock in honor Of the resident
and visiting members of the Daughters of
the American Revolution.
Mrs. Apsley will not receive gain this
| season on account Of continued Illness.
Mrs. V. G. Fischer, 1910 Rhode Island
avenue, will not be at home Tuesday, being
absent from the city.
Mrs. Stilson Hutchins has cards out for
large musical reception on Monday after
noon, February H. at 4 o'clock, at which
several New York artists VIII appear.
Mrs. N. H. Stearns gave a dainty .valen-
| tine luncheon at her home 406 Florida
| avenue, in honor of her guest Mrs B. B.
Herbert of Chicago. The decorations were
La France roses and Hladenhair ferns The
| favors were valentines, the poetry on which
was written by Miss Alice Stearns. The
guests were Mrs. Herbert, Mrs. Nelson, Mrs
McCreary, Mrs Foster, Mrs. Cooke, Mrs
Jacobs and Mrs. Brown.
DR.. and Mrs. Hammond entertained at
| dinner Thursday Justice and Mrs. Peckham,
Gen. and Mrs. Miles, Representative and
Mrs. Geo. B. Mcclellan, Represents tive and
Mrs Francis G. NaylSn1S 1;rc Cbar;1or,