Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-01
THE SOCIAL WORLD
Continued from Seventh Page.)

city after absence of several years. and
is stopping at 90I I street, with her daugh-
ter. Miss Laura o. Friebus.
Mrs. Sartoris gave box party at the La
fayette last night. The guests were Mrs
Romero, Miss Sartoris, Miss Rosemary Sar-
toris, Miss Cana. Miss D'Alvo, Mr.. Alger-
non Sartoris. MIR. John Womack Wright,
Mr.. Elkins Don Alfredo Cana.
Miss Robertson of 1915 Caroline street
northwe entertain ed at luncheon, We'd
nesday, Miss Belle Farmer of Cedar Rap
ids. Iowa. The guests were Misses Farmer,
Holden, Murray, Burns, Bickford, Award
and Osborn.
Mrs. J. William Henry will be at home
Tuesdays in January. Mrs. Henry has with
her her aunt, Mrs. Mayhem Platter.
DIR. and Mrs. Hamlin 1896 Connecticut
avenue. will not receive next Monday the
Sd of January, but each Monday subse-
quently after o'clock and during the
evening.
The engagement of Miss Mile CAM.
daughter of Mrs. Resale CAM, formerly OF
this city. nov of New York. to Mr.. Samson
l.. Toplitz, is announced.
A masquerade party was given Thursday
ct the residence of Mrs. Laura Dickey, 1924
Bladensburg road. The parlors were beau
tifuily decorated with palms and ever
greens. Music and refreshments were en-
joyed. Among those present were Misses
l.
NJ. Mcmahon, C. Bowman. and Messrs. F.
Dickey. H. Dickey, W. Bennett and L..
Wooden.
Mr.. George Johannes and Miss H. Martel
of this city were married in New York
city Tuesday last.
Mrs. James K. Jones and daughters will
be at hcme the first and third Thursdays
in January and February.
A pleasant card party was given by Miss
onnia of har IN
Rhode Island avenue, Wednesday evening.
The parlors were tastefully and artistically
trimmed for the occasion and the favors
were unique and appropriate The first
prizes were won by DR.. Watkins and Miss
Jarvis: BOBBY prizes by Mr.. Hopkins and
Miss Pulsivar. Supper was served at the
close of the contest. Among those present
we're Misses Andrews, Pulsver. Jarvis
1rimble, Griffis, Friar, Hungerford and Bill
lingsly Mrs. Meek. Mrs. Wilmarth and
Misses Hopkins, Ergood. Albert. Room
Petit, Roane. Meek, Bonniske. Moore and
Herndon. DIR. Watkins and DR.. Graham.
Mrs. Lockwood gave an old-time oyster
bake Thursday evening at the Strathmore
Arms. The guests afterward listened to
piano and vocal music.
New Year eve was celebrated at the
Lincoln by a reception and hop, preceded
by progressive euchre party. given by
Mrs. Hyatt and Miss Poole. There were
twenty tables, the first ladies' prize being
won by Miss Haskell and the first gentle
mems prize by Prof. Amende. Miss Zeigler
and Mr.. Mcdaniel won the consolation
prizes. A novelty in euchre parties was in
troduced-a SYPHILIS table," presided over
by Mrs Steele of Texas, where fortunes
were told to those disinclined for cards
Precisely at midnight ''Sir Roger de
Coveriy' was danced by forty couples
Supper was served The decorations in the
bali room were profuse - festoonings of
Christmas greens. holly with palms and
large punches Of mistletoe.
Miss Bessie Lind Cook. daughter of Mr..
James P Cook, chief clerk of the weather
bureau, was married, December 30 to Mr..
William H. Prato of Bay City, Mich Miss
Cook Is well known in Washington in social
and musical circles. She has been spend
ing some time with relatives in Michigan.
The marriage ceremony was performed by
Rev. o. E. Fuller, an uncle of the BRIDE
Mrs. Robert Callum will be at home jan
uary Is and %, and will have with her
Miss Fanny Gray OF Winchester, Va
AIRS. William Henderson Moses win be at
bone Thursdays in January.
Mrs. Wedding and Miss Vending will
be ct home Saturdays in January. at the
Cairo.
There was an enjoyable hop. at the Free
donia last night. The parlors and dining
rooms were tastsfully> decorated. and Q