Evening star., 1896-02-15

graphical Temple Tuesday, February H. by
| a party of young ladies consisting of Misses
Mollie Holmes, Jennie Doyle, Annie Cor
man, Grace Mehrling. Mamie Russell, Nell
lie Shoemaker, Minnie Baulsir, Hattie
west Annie Long, BERTHE Russell Maggie
Griffin, Blanche Huck Mamie Ryan Eva
Parker, Annie F'ogel, Rita Porter, Maud
ward, Mary Porter, Maye Maxwell, Louise
Boetcher, Maggie Ryan, Maud Taylor,
Edith Johnson, Ada Burtt, Josie Carroll
ana Kate Holloran. Among the guests
We're Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Mathews, Mr. and
Mrs NJ c. Hazen, Mr. and Mrs J. r. MUIR
ray, Mrs. Baulsir, Mrs Mann, Miss Porter.
| Mrs Hinton, Mrs. West and Mrs. DOYLE;
Messrs. Byram, Ranke, McDonneld, Hal
ley, Chisholm. Kelly, Huck, Burns. Howe,
/ H. Ward W. Ward, Bagnam, Hurdle,
| Gould, Mitchell. Mccormick, c. Roller z.
Roller, S. Baulsir, ii. Baulsir. Powers,
Smith, Robey, Wilson, Torrens, Scott, Me-
Garry, Budlong. Brandenberg, Doyle, Nc
kericher, Long, Stevenson. Jones, O'Con-
nell, Thornton, Newyear, Gustoff, Ketncr,
| Waddy, Moran, Connors, Widen, Carew,
Thompson, Carlisle. Stanton, Gaw-ler Lar
klns, Skinner, Craig, Stiefel, Keefer, True
worthy, Wood, Edwards and Davidson;
Misses ketner, Parsons, NJ. German. Holf-
man, Doyle. Smith. L. Holmes, Brade-
kemp, Hurley, Gorman, Shalkelford, Cor
| bett and Wilson.
Mr.. Nehemiah H Campbell of Brooklyn
is visiting Mrs. G. G. Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. John n. Mitchell have sent
or their daughter. Annie r. and Mr.. Geo.
| Mitchell Evans, Wednesday, February 10.
The couple Will go to New York and be at
| home to their friends Wednesdays after
| March f.
| The L. p. c. Club gave party Wednes-
day evening in honor of Miss McHnew of
| Boston. Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Ferris, Mrs T. p. Harugan, Mrs. Wells,
Misses Ferris, Holden, Cannon, Perry,
Heller, McCabe and Wallis; Messrs. Par
| ker, Crown, Sneider, Collins Harris, King
Connors and Wade.
| An Informal reception and entertainment
was given by Mrs. n. NJ Nelson at her
| residence 922 street last evening in honor
| of Miss Loretta Lullman of St. Louis. Mrs.
| ~ j. Watts, daughter of the hostess, as
| sisted in receiving. A prettly decorated
| tanle w8s spread in the back parlor, and a
| light collation. served. Mrs. John Gilmore
presided at the coffee urn and Miss Annie
| e Smith served the lemonade. German IA
| NorS were provided. The guests numbered
about forty. Music and cleverly worded
attef-Ginner' speeches assisted in filling
cut pleasant evening. Miss Lullman is an
| accomplished pianist, and has made many
| friends during her short visit in Washing
lon- She is soon to leave for her home.
A birthday party was given last evening
| in honor of Mr.. Winfield Wikerson's FORTY
| ninth anniversary. The features of the occa-
| sion were vocal and instrumental renditions
an ADDRESS by Mr.. Wilkerson and responses
by Messrs. Bond, kingsbury and Mullen
Refreshments Were served, and a rich and
| beautifully decorated cake in the center
| OF the table was imbedded with forty-nine
| wax candles of various colors. The host
| was required, according to custom TO ex-
| unguish the candles. Those present were
! Miss Johana Hendricks. AIr and Mrs Ed
MuIiin, Mrs Frank Sherman, Mrs. John
Lane, Mrs. Man ceron. Mrs. johnson, Mr.
and Mrs. Bond, Mr.. and Mrs. Kingsbury
and Mrs. Sarah Kahl.
One of the pleasant events of Thursday
evening was a dance given by the Violet
Leap Years Club. Among those present
We're the Misses NJ Costello, A Dugan. f.
| Berry, h. S5lan, NJ. Kegan, l.. JOY A Kill
| martin, NJ. Rudden. NJ. Roach j. Tburston.
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