Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-02-15

which a superb banquet was spread, cream
being served from molds in figures Of great
men, noted women and flowers ana small
cakes marked in representation of Gcck Of
cards. The evening was one OF great
pleasure.
The seventh regular meeting of Der
Observation-Disclosures Club was held
Tuesday at the residence of Miss Leontine
Won Entrees. An interesting program was
presented, as follows: Piano solo, Mrs. NJ
B. Hazard; trio for two mandolins ana gui-
tar, Misses Julia and Josephine Won En-
tTcss and Miss Gillian; reading. "Walen-
STEMS AhsetZung," Mrs V'Glartiehen; song,
'kukuklied,' Miss Hancock; reading, An
Englishman's Experience IN a German
Bed" Mr.. julius Buynitzki; piano solo.
Faust" Mr.. Jaecl1el. At the conclusion of
the program refreshments were served.
The next meeting OF the club VIII be leap
year bal masque," given by the ladies at
the residence of the president, Mrs. vHar-
tleben, Tuesday next.
Owing to sickness Mrs. A. Z. Stuart and
Miss Stuart will not receive Monday.
The Current Events Club met with Mrs
j. I'll. Simpson yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
uess, Mrs. Grace Suit and Miss Mildred
Peck We're received as members. The sub
jeCts for discussion We're Venezuela"
The Monroe Doctrine and the "VenazUela
Mclean, Mrs. J. Mclean and Mrs. Mary
N. North. The miscellaneous program
comprised a song, For al Eternity by
Mrs. Fentress; reading. "Seein' Thngs,'
Miss Theda North: duet, 'Life's Dream Is
Ger" Mrs. C. Fentress and Miss Jean c.
Simpson; recitation, Cambria Tea" Miss
Esther Simpson. The next meeting will be
at Mrs. E. II. Grants. The subject hcing
Cuba" with a Gene Field program. The
entertainment ended with refreshments
served by the hostess.
Miss Marie Perkins gave a mask party
last night at her home on Sth street.
Among those present We're Misses May
Riley, Annie Roby. Jennie Staff Nellie Mo
hun, Inez Bryant, Florence Edm0naUon,
May Clark, Lizzie Goddard, Fannie stone,
May Beckcrt, Annie Willis. Louise Sulli-
van, Ella Hart, and Messrs. Smith, Clark,
White MeWiTliams, Anderson, ONeil, Glib
son, Har1ie Murray, Wilson, Bry ant,
Weber, Decker, Hart and b. Corcoran.
The members of the T. C. s. S c. met last
week at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
L. Hughes, S04 II street northeast. After
business, games and music were enjoyed
Later in the evening refreshments were
served. Among those present were the
Misses Edna Tonpl1ins, Florence Wilson,
Irene Rodier, Grace Weaver, Martha BOwt-
Ter, Gertie Keck, Julia Hill, May Triplet,
Anna Hughes and Messrs. Mark Smith,
Arthur Cole, Clarence Entrihen, William
Banville and Arnott Hanaman.
a very pleasant evening was spent at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Hewett,
No 40 l street, Wednesday evening, the
occasion being a leap year party given by
the e S. Club. Among those present were
the Misses \. Hennessy, NJ. Collins, l.. kel-
ly. B. Shea, n. Baldwin, S Kelly, X. Cos
tello, L. Lauxman, N. Shea, X. Bryant, A.
Kelly, Mrs. Hewett, Mrs. Brennan and the
Messrs. ]. Fitzgerald, w. Barrett, f. Con-
nor, }. Mcdonald, ]. Stanton. T Costello,
J. Quill, j. Collins, p. Murphy, j. Costello,
E. Kelly, ]. Scanlon, ID. Doushegty, T. Quill
and r. Chapman.
Miss Nellie Warren entertained last even
ing at her residence, SIS North Capitol
street Those present were Misses \. War
rem, G. Mackelfresh, n. Sherwood, ]. Wood