Evening star., 1897-02-13

McDermott. 'starley tSneH. Joe Feaiey
| Martin Horne, Joe ReneE, Ralph Null
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| Bert Garrett. Francis Hurley, winie Shea
Frank. Denny and Eddie Kelly.
1.-The Masoueraders" egays a mask party
and collation. to thelp friesds Wednesday
evening last at PotoHac Hall southwest
those present were Mrs. andsNrs. Blakeney
Mr.. and Mrs. Sis, Mr.. and Mrs Steinbren-
| Eer, Mr. and Mrs BurlqH Mesdames Faunce
Fenwick. West. Bowie Hassler Miss
King. Meehan. Hassl& Keefer, Nightin-
gale, Dodd, O'ConnelR Everett. America
Piepenbring and LeeapitzeE and Messrs
McKenney, Beliew, Solan. Grubbs. Fields
Wailinssdorf, Keefer. Plant Hassler. Win
ters, Kimmel. Cumberlana ]. and NJ
O'Cornor, c. g. and II. Wells and Men
chine.
A grand masquerade was given by Miss
Minnie Morley, assisted by Miss E. Pixton
at her residence. 800 Stueben street, Thurs
day last. Prizes were awarded to Miss NJ
Brooks In the nail-driving contest, and Mr..
]. Krause for sewing on the best button.
After unmasking collation. was served.
Mrs. P. v. DeGraw will not be at home
Monday, the 10th, but will be Monday, the
ed. s-,-'+ 5's
Mrs. schoeEeman of New York city and
Misses Solomons of X street.
The meeting OF the Dolly Madison Chap,
ter of the D. A. r. for February was a
most delightful one, the host of the even
ing being DIR. Anna Wilson. 1451 Rhode
Island avenue. Mrs Charles B. Bailey, the
regent, presided After the business part
of the program the literary feature, for
which the chapter Is especially notable,
was presented and proved most ENJOYABLE
Quite a number of guests were present,
h1xI n he
prese ntation of well selected and sue
cessfully conducted program. After the ex-
ercises refreshments were served.
Mr.. ]. Fount Tillman, with wife and sis
ter. Miss Gertrude Montgomery, are at the
National.
Mrs. s. H. Kaufman and Miss Kaufr-
mann will not receive Tuesday afternoon
Miss Adah Marie Cissel of Ashton, Nd,
is visiting Mrs. s. Sewan Cissel of 1881 31st
street.
The members of the Guess surprised
the Misses Ryan at their home. 1917 Sth
street, Monday evening last. Progressive
games and dancing were enjoyed. Mem
bers present were the Misses Gresham.
Jones. Kirg. L. and E. Ryan, L. and NJ.
Bruseke and A. Hoge. ard the Messrs
Brown. King, Jones, Bishop, Wood and
Woodruff.
Mrs. VIM. M. Gait will not be at home
Tuesday. February 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Pellew expect to
leave town early next week for Thomas
vile and Aiken and will not return until
April Yesterday was the last of Mrs.
Pellew's Friday receptions.
The February dance Of the Sons of Con-
federate Veterans, at their hall. corner T.
and 11th streets, Thursday evening, was
one of the pretty, as well as successful. en-
tertainments of the winter. The gathering
was one of the largest the young men have
been honored with this season. From 8
o'clock, when the dancing began. until after
midnight, the large hall was filled with a
whirling. happy throng. the places of those
leaving early being steadily filled by others
dropping in from the Presidents reception
and theaters. These hops have become
very popular, and are looked forward to
with great pleasure and anticipa ton by the
young people.
Miss Lois Lynn of Gordonyille Va. who
spent part Of last winter with Mrs. Lucien
A Clarke. Is again with her and will be
pleased to see her friends at 1859 Roanoke
street, Columbia Heights.
Mrs. ]. H. Crawford Twill not be at home
the remaining Mondays in February.
Mrs Robt. N. Harper wlli pot be at home
Monday
Mrs. VIM. A. Stone will be at home to
callers this afternoon from 4 to 6, instead
OF next Tuesday, and will be assisted in
receiving by her guest, Mrs. VIM. J. Har-
rity of Philadelphia. -. ~ ~,
Miss Nellie g. Heinline 'ewhe has been
seriously Ill for several weeks, is conva-
lescing.
Mr. and Mrs, Eugene Byrnes have taken
the house l432 Binney street.; Columbia
Heights and will pc at home the last two
Fridays in this month. ..
Miss Bessie Orme Sweet. who has been
very Ill for several weeks, is able to be
out again. a - -
The Misses Graham of 1916 H street will
be at hoEe to their friends Friday. Feb
ruary 26 ,er
Mrs. Haywood and Miss stellwag. at
marine headquarters, will not be at home
to callers next Monday, February Is. but
will receive the following Monday. Febru-
ary 22.
Mrs. R. F. Pettigrew entertained at
luncheon in honor of her guest. Mrs C. A.
Jewett. Those present were Mrs. Teller,
Mrs Gallinger, Mrs. Clark, Mr.. Warren,
Mrs. King. Mrs. Stebbins of Chicago. Mrs.
Marvin c. Stone and Mrs. Nellie Petit
grew.
Mr.. nd Mrs. VIM. R. Hunt of 1105 AZ
day party Wednesday last. Among those
present were the Misses Rhoda and Liza
Cooksey, HALEY and Gertie Chauncey. C.
Hazard Emma Boyce. Addie Lynham.
ham, Adella Highfield. F. Thomas Miss
McCauley, Miss Peddico1d, Miss Howe, Ida
Perkins. M. Harding, E. Lemon. Mrs.
Hazard. Mrs Chauncey Mrs. A. H. Hunt.
Boyce. Mrs. Brown. Messrs VIM Lemon,
Hugh Hazard. Samuel Boyce, A. H. Hunt,
Robt Hazard. Geo. Claggett, Claude Cook
sey: Rev W: H. Richardson. W. Kahlert.
r. p. Middaugh, r. l. Green, Thos. High
field, G: Willar Hunt. s. Boyce, jr., I. Erd-
man. F. Proctor. H. Miller. A. Johnson.
Ihomas s. Sergeoss and George Mowatt.
During the evening Rev. w. III Richard
son. In behalf of his father and mother
presented the young man with fine gold
watch.
The Misses Budd entertained the Clavius