Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-13
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Fairy-Like scene at the Clover Nan
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Dance-Pleaxant- Hospital
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the Clover mansion Saturday afternoon
| from to was one of the prettiest seen
here for several years. Mrs. Glover and
| her two little daughters received their
| guests in the hall. and when the ball WAS
| at Its height not only the hall, but the
| drawing room, the oriental room and the
| dining room presented animated pictures
| OF childish enjoyment. Little Dora Glover
| was the Queen of the butterflies and a
! perfect hostess, seeing to 1t that each Of
| her little friends had her gentle COM
partnership for a while. Baby Beatrice
| Glover as d Rosebud WAS the personifca
.lon OF baby grace and loveliness. In the
| hundred ard more children present there
! were represented princes and peasants
cour:lers ard gala2ts. fairies and flowers
Roman senators and flower girls. S.anish
| g1r.S and ladieS CT the olGen time Uncle
| Sans, Miss Co.rnlai"s and Scottish chief
| tains. Beautiful fabrics and Jewels made
| these costumes dazzling and perfect in
I-every detail and in many cases the
youthful rnas"ueraders wora costumes
bought at PARKWAY capitals. Mrs. Clover
| was p!e2santy assisted by Mss May
WI Eams Miss CoEdit Smith and Miss
Lindsay Poor In locking after the rleas-
| ufe oil her guests, and among those pres
| ent licking on were she Chinese minister
| and Mrs. WI. whose bright young son
| wore a man lar.l's costume; Mrs. Romero,
! Mrs. John w. Foster Mrs Norihof. Sec
| retary and Miss Long, the Misses Nc
keAna. MIS-. Harriet Lane Johnston, Mrs.
Grossly. Mrs. Hn2iSley. Mrs. 3oardman.
MS. Letter. Mrs. McCalum. Mrs. briggs.
Mr. ana Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt. Mrs.
M:cou Rev. Dr.. ard Mrs Macl:av-s:nlth,
| Mrs. De Wilt Atrod. airs Stanley Mat
thews, MIS- Addison Mitchell, Mrs. Ell
kins. Ms. II. N. G. brown. Comm ader
| Bricc. Mrs. and Miss Ya-n,y Mrs Hath,
| AIRS. Campbell. MIS- liltch.son and Mrs.
| John Webb After the chi!Gren's refresh
| ments and before Ihe dancing was re-
stunned the little guests received handsome
| gifts.
| The National Rifles gave dance Satur-
| day night which was a great success.
Among the guests were Mrs Milo c. Sum-
| mers, the Misses Lizzie Shoemaker, jose
| phne Leckey. Cleo Mae Carter, Ethel
Eberley, Daisy Hart, Minnie Center, Ger
trude Metcalf. Florence Bartell, Louise
| Bartell, Efie Matthews. Helen Metcalf,
Mollie Herman. Mabel Fisher. Alice Koch.
| Carrie Hammerly. Mae Johnson, Margaret
Common, Mamie Kelly, Rosa Callan, Adele
| Miller, Margie Griffin. Alice Mangan, Mae
| Griffin, Georgia Scheffield, Emma Thomp-
| son, NJ. c. Burns, Lille b. Faunce, Thetis
Phillips, Mayme Andrews. Florence Frd-
| ley, Katharine Miller. Nettie f: Law.
| Helen Block, Mamie Moran. Rose Hurdle,
| Berthe Hodges, Celynda Ford, Tillie CHEESE
dine, Irene Kehr, Mr.. and Mrs. w. v.
Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. Milo c. Summers,
Mrs. Christobel Thompson. Mrs. Block,
Messrs. Charles f. Berry, Berton Smith,
A. S. Titus, David Mckenzie. Raymond
Cook. Kepler Hoyt, G. S. Waldow. A. d.
shaw, S. T. Nicely, George Shoemaker, c.
o. Maddox, Robert S. Mauger, d. l.. Hard
away, r. A. Roseberry, W. H. Butler,
Thomas o. Varnell, John E. Stanton,
Thomas Young. Theodore Dalton. j. l.
Macy, T. H. Flood. Leroy F. kinslow. b.
r. Holmes, Paul Common, J. V. Skeen
Harry Stiles, Archie Edmonston, Roscoe
| Saearle, j. B. Skien. George f. Griffin, r.
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| jr, Lieutenant ]. W. Cameron, Robert W.
| Dyer, l.. F. Fridley. Charles G. Roberts,
| ]. Lewis Johnson, l.. d. Erner and George
Hurley.
Miss Cassie Mae Knight has returned to
her home 1895 both street, after delight
full visit of five months with friends in
Cincinnati, Ohio, and other western cities.
Mrs. A. Ralph Johnson and daughter are
| visiting her father-in-law, Mr.. ]. II. John
son, c street southwest.
The ladies of Wizards Hotel gave a large
progressive euchre party Saturday even
ing. The head prizes We're won by Mr. A.
Boss and Mrs. Cornelius Belt. the second
prizes by Mr.. J. T. Exner and Miss Leland,
| and the BOBBY prizes by Mr.. johnson
and Mrs. Gatchett.
Mrs. George W. Melen and Miss Georgia
Belle. wife and daughter of Mr.. George
w. Melen of Great harrington. Mass. are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Tufts,
No. 416 street southeast.
Mr.. Brainard II. Warner and family have
returned for the winter to their city resi-
dence, No. POO Massachusetts avenue.
Miss Doris f. Schwartz of Charleston,
w. Va, is visiting the Misses Dolan,
121 Sth street northeast.
The regular meeting of the Cazenovia
Club was held Thursday evening last at
the residence of the vice president, Miss
A. Hutchinson. The parlors were hand
somely decorated with palms. together with
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greater portion of the evening was occupied
in the transaction of the business of the
club. luncheon was served, after which
the remainder of the evening was given up
to dancing. At the request of several of
the members a special meeting was called
to arrange for entertaining during the
holidays. This meeting will be held at the
residence Of Miss Becker on K street.
Lieutenant and Mrs. r. NJ. G. Brown
have returned to town and opened their
house on l street, where ex-senator and
Mrs. Davis will join them before the holi-
days. Miss Grace Davis will be back in
town about December 20.
On Saturday the Twelve O'Clock Break
fast Club was entertained at General
Michener's, 1924 10Th street, his youngest
daughter being the charming hostess. The
members are: Misses Bushnell, Cutter,
Adams, Mannakee, Thomas, Darneille,
Orme. Perry. Cragin and Kitchener.
A pleasant masquerade was given Friday
their daughter Lula, at their home, 80 F
street. The evening was delightfully."- spent
In dancing and games, fine collation. be-
ing served. Among those present were:
Helen Radcliffe, Miss O'Leary, Ella Wood
gate, James Radcliffe, jr., A. ,Varilla, B.
Becker. Miss Mae Down. Mrs. Essex. Mr..
and Mrs. Edw. Becker, Sara Furbershaw
Mrs. Quigley, Mrs Furbershaw, Mrs
Raeder, Mr.. and Mrs. Cusick, Mrs. Ouch
ring. Mr.. and Mrs Keybole, Mrs. Wood
gate; Maggie Becker, flower girl; Nellie
Becker, snow flake; Mae Austin, peasant;
Rosa Essex, peasant girl; Agnes Wade.
evening star; Lillian Armstrong, amazon;
Carrie Wise, French doll; Bessie Collins,
Liz; Mamie Radcliffe, Goddess of Liberty;
Mamie O'Connor, gypsy; Josie Kane, Ger
man peasant; Juliet Kane, country cousin;
Agnes johnson, Japanese; Helen Radcliffe,
fairy; Eva Smith, crazy quilt; Josie Cusick,
dude: Katie Hurley, Aunt Gimina; Irene
Cusick, fairy; Bertha Roth lady; Elnore
Collins, lady; Pauline Quill, grandmother;
Louise Cusick, Joan of Arc; Edna Quill,
Indian girl; Clara Keybole, school girl
Frank Wise. ghost; Charlie Ropp, China
man; Bonnie Hayes, negro SPORT Tom
Smith, policeman; James Marley, bum;
Arthur D. Leary, school girl; walter Fur
berShaW. negro sport: JoSeph WOOdRate