Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-02-08
THE SOCIAL WORLD
Continued from Seventh Page.)

and Mrs. Hudson the first and Mrs. Con-
slant the second, an elegant luncheon was
served
Miss Grace Chase Of Cambridge, Mass.
is visiting her cousin. Mrs. w. Harry
Clarke Of 2304 14th street.
merry party of young friends assem-
bled at the residence of Mrs. John Nesline,
1880 7th street, last evening to tender
surprise and offer congratulations to her
young daughter, Miss Minnie. the occa-
sion being her fourteenth birthday. Vocal
| and instrumental music and games, includ-
Ing the donkey game. were greatly enjoy
ed. The first prize was won by Miss Annie
| Schneider ard the consolation by Miss o.
Berger. Later q bountiful supper was
spread and enjoyed by the fair ones.
Among those present were the Misses K
Specht, E. Sanders. Q. Berger. R; Kohl
| man, M. Nesline B. Beane, NJ. Schneider,
J. Bowling. F. Holman, ]. Nesline. g.
Specht, E. Minnickle and ]. and Joe Mes
| line.
| Miss BERTHE Mailhouse is the guest Of
Miss Ernie Meyer of 1924 10th street, and
will be home Sunday.
Mr. ano Mrs. Sol Smith Russell will he
| the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. @: Ber-
ger. 1923 18th street, and will be at homo,
with Mrs. Berger, Thursday, 18th. from
| 8 to g.
home today, but will receive for the last
| time Saturday, February Is.
Mrs. Brinton Stone, 1921 De Sales street,
will be at home Mondays in February at
ter 4.
Mrs. Claiming Roper has returned, after
an absence of nearly three months. which
she spent, accompanied by her sister and
| niece, In visiting different points of inter-
est in Virginia, North and South Carolina,
Georgia and Florida.
Mrs. ]. c. Edwards and Mrs. H. w. Van
Sender Of 1456 Euclid place will not be at
hNv, I,,k, l.os,, f,;1 dc
Friday. February IA, assisted by Mrs.
Mantz.
Mrs. Beveridge will be at home Monday
next after 4.
Mrs. James Rankin Young and Mrs. Chas.
W.. Strine Of philadelphia are the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs Beale r. Howard, at 1410
| 10th street. and will assist Mrs. Howard
at her reception Wednesday next.
The Original Brownie Pleasure Club met
last night ct their new club rooms in Socl
ETY. Temple. The clubs rooms are hand
somey furnished and decorated.
Mrs. Pow ers. wife Of Representative Pow
ers, and Miss Pow ers left today for Flor
| ida. They will return some time in March.
Mrs. Hicks will be at home Mondays in
February, from 3 to 6, at her residence on
Capitol Hill. 1901 Masss chusetts avenue
northeast.
Mrs. Lamtele de st. O1ner Of New York
is the guest Of Mrs. r. Exner OF 472 o
pleased to see her friends Sunday.
Mrs. John w. Foster and Mrs. Mckee will
| receive Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Robert N. Harper. % street. will
be at home Monday next, assisted by Miss
Brooks Of Providence, r. l.. Miss Doan of
Louisville, KY; Miss Mills and Mrs. Craw-
ford.
Mrs Kyle, wife Of Senator Kyle, and Mrs.
c. r. Mckinney will hot receive Monday
| next, but will be at home the following
Monday, fro m to g. at 1913 A street north
east.
Miss Birdie v. Winternitz Of Baltimore,
Md, is the guest of the Misses Heilbrun of
1126 10th street.
An exceedingly pretty and very largely at
tended tea was given yesterday, from to
p.m by Mrs. E. w. Dom and her daugh-
| tiers. Miss Dom and Miss Bessie, assisted
by Miss Elizabeth Dom of Baltimore Pot
ted and tropical plants in profusion, scat
tered about the large parlors and halls, en-
HANGED the beauty of the decora tons of La
France roses. smilax and ferns. From the
chandelier in the dining room to the table
were streamers of broad pink ribbons gath
cred in bows at the corners, the table COW
ers being in harmony with the floral deco
ratons. Mrs. Edward Stevens and Mrs W.
NJ Shuster, jr, presided at the center table
while the other tables were looked after by
Mrs. E. b. Hay. Miss Wymer Miss Stetson,
the Miss Fuger. the Misses Traphagen,
Miss Ames Miss Davis. Miss Thompson
and Miss Mannix
Mrs. Bankhead, wife of Representative
Bankhead of Alabama, and Mrs. T. M.
Owen will receive Monday next, from to
q, assisted by their guests. Mrs. W. H. Per-
ry and Mrs. Shober. In the receiving party
will be Mrs. Munce, Miss Dashieid Misses
McCampbell and Miss Moore.
Mrs. Claude A. Swanson will hold her
last reception Tuesday afternoon. She will
be assisted by Mrs. A. D. Lyons, Mrs E. w,
Barrett, Miss Read and Miss Hutchinson
Mrs. Mitchell, wife of Senator Mitchell of
Wisconsin will not receive Monday, Febru-
airy III. but will be at home the following
Mondays in February.
Mrs. G. F. Dudley, 320S 14th street, is
just recovering from long sickness, which
has confined her to the house all winter.
Mrs. Deborah ]. Apple of 1908 street
will be at home to her friends Mondays,
February 10. II and "a. from 6 to ..
Mrs. Shras will not receive Monday.
February 10.
Mrs. Daniel N. Morgan and Miss Morgan
will not receive Monday, February 10, but
will be at home on the following Monday
at the Normandie.
Cards are out announcing the engage
ment of Mr.. Fred Schwab of this city to
Miss Mollie Wheatfeld of Baltimore They
will receive at the home of the bride-elects
parents, 23S2 Madison avenue, Baltimore,
| on February is and o.
Mrs. F. w. Dickens and Mrs. c. H. Wal
worth are expected on the 12th to be the
guests of Mrs. Bracket during the con-
tinental congress, D. A. r. Mrs. Bracket
has cards out for reception on the 18th,
from to T.
Mrs. George Washington Cissel will re-
ceive formally at her residence, 1645 31st
street, on Monday, February 10, from 3 till
g, for the last time this season. She Will
be assisted by her daughter, Mrs. John H.
Roche, the Misses Ten Eyck, Cora Brown
Orendorff, Tucker. Wyville, Berry and Sc
grario.
Mrs. George Washington Cissel leaves for
two months trip south on February IA,
attending the festivities Of Mardi Gras in
New Orleans, her former home.
Ths Ideal Leap Year Club entertained its
gentlemen friends Wednesday evening last
with a very pleasant dancing reception.
During intermission a supper was served
in the dining hall, where La France roses
lent beauty and fragrance, and the pink
shaded lamps shed soft mellow light in
perfect harmony with the occasion. The
committee of arrangements was composed
of Misses Chandler Nelson, r. Casper, E.
Humphrey, ONeil and r. Baptiste. The
others present were Mr.. and Mrs James
Sexton, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Hinkle and
Misses F.. Padgett, v. and L. Jennings NJ
Casper, A. Humphrey, E. and R. Moulton,
e. Baptista, H. Padgett, Gordon, Hardy,
Pearson, Hodgson, Patterson and Rogers.
D.