Evening star., 1898-04-02

games, refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. v. Peck Of 325 F street
left last evening for visit with relatives
in Mantua, Ohio.
Mrs. Camp, who has been visiting friends
in New York for the past six weeks, has re-
turned to her home, 144S street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Campbell Hibbs,
who have been spending the winter with
Capt. and Mrs. F. H. Harrington at Marine
Barracks. are now living at 14J6 Euclid
place.
Mrs. H. w. Upperman. accompanied by
her son and Mrs. 8. R. Reeves, left today
Tor Cincinnati, where they will spend the
Easter holidays.
A supper was given Thursday evening by
Victor Consol. No. Z. Daughters Of America
The tables were bountifully supplied and
richly decorated The committee in charge
was composed Of the following ladies: Mrs
X. Wagner, Mrs. A. Wagner Miss NJ. wag-
rer. Mrs. Callahan. Mrs. Ball. Mrs. NJ A.
Bowler, Mrs. Frye, Mrs. Stanbury, Miss
Frye and Mrs. Payton.
Prof. and Mrs. ]. w. Hunt were recently
pleasantly surprised on the golden ani-
versary of their wedding by the visits Of
friends, letters of congratulations, gener-
Gus gifts of gold and quantities Of flowers
from friends In many places.
Mrs. Maria s. Porter of Boston is here
for the Easter season at 1901 K street.
Mrs. Porter read a paper On Robert
DIOWHiLS III his home DefOre Inc Lovers
Of Good Literature Club in New York last
week.
The Columbia Athletic Club is arranging
an affair for Easter Monday afternoon that
promises to afford a very enjoyable enter
tainment for its lady friends. The amuse-
ment committee has arranged to present
among the attractions the following: Mrs.
Stehman Forney, soprano; Mrs. Frances
Hempstone, contralto; Mr.. James Watson,
basso; the boy choir from ST. Michael and
All Angels Church, Z. o. Asmussen, direc-
tor; Mr.. Buckley. baritone. In addition.
young Hardy Cabrera will give an exhibit
ton of fancy bicycle riding, and for the first
time in some months the gymnasium classes
Will present number of athletic special
ties. This will be the last time this season
that the club will act as host to the ladies,
and every effort is to be made to make the
occasion a success.
A surprise party was given yesterday at
the home of Clarence B. Tully, 321O O
street, in honor of his birthday. Songs
games, music and many selections on the
graphophone were enjoyed, and later In the
evening refreshments were served. Among
those present were the members of the Tel
NAH Club, the Misses M B. Case, E. Went
zell, c. L. Tully, H. Beatty, e. Albrecht, E.
Sterns, E. King and Martha and Ethel
Swindells, and the Messers. c. A. Marsh.
A. Patterson, c. Brown, w. Harr, Pott-
bury, Proctor and Ward.
The Misses Caroline and Lillian Linn are
to see their friends.
The Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton, living in the District, but not connect
ed with a chapter. will be most heartily
welcomed any evening next week after
o'clock by the regent of the District at her
home, 1920 p street.
Mr.. George c. Feltes of Buffalo is spend
ing a week with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wolfley,
327 9Th street.
Miss Lucie Dinkelspiel of New York is
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. M. Baer, 14O5
31st street. At home Sunday.
Last evening MIR. and Mrs. Tom West
gave a yellow tea to their sister, Miss
Mona Phelps, and the members of her club.
The table was decorated with ferns, yellow
capped lights and bowls of jonQuills and
daffodils. Being April FOOLS night, the
hostess happily thought of some laughable
Batchlor, Miss Ethel Fish, Miss Mona
Phelps, Miss Mae Crown, Miss Grace
Batchlor, Miss Gertrude West, Miss Mamie
Crompton, Capt Satterlee Phelps, Mr.. Hem
ry B. Polkinhorn, Mr.. Michael J: Colbert,
Mr.. Perry West, Mr.. John Batchlor. Mr..
Roswell Fish. jr.. Mr.. Ralph West, DR.. Ed
ward Perkins and Mr.. George Cooper.
Prizes were won by Miss Ethel Fish, Miss
Mae Crown, DR.. Perkins and Mr.. Colbert.
Ex-senator and Mrs. Cameron and Miss
Lizzie Sherman have sailed for Europe and
will spend the summer abroad. Miss Sher-
man will visit Consul and Mrs. Thackara
at Havre.
Mrs Beckwith, with her daughter, the
wife Of Lieut.. Chas. E. Fox, U.SN., has
returned from passing the winter in Au-
guSta, Ga, and mother and daughter are
now at Woodley Inn
Col (retired) and Mrs. Dangerfeld Parker
have with them Mrs. Virginia Wainwright.
sister of Col. Parker, and an aunt of
Capt. Bocagus Eldridge.
Miss Rosa E. NJ Jones entertained a
company of young friends last evening at
her residence. Among those present were
Miss Victoria A. p. Jones, Miss NJ. Morse,
Miss Treecy Burgess and Miss Sadie jack
son of Anacostia, Mr.. ]. E. Smith, Mr.. G.
L. Dayton, Mr.. Enos, Mr.. Green, Mr.. L.
r. Whipper, Mr.. Chapman and Mr.. Arthur
James.
Among the Princeton boys expected home
for the Easter holidays are Cuthbert
Brown, Elroy Curtis, James Wolcott
Knowlton, Waggaman, Norris and David
Craig. The latter graduated with honor
from the class of 81 in civil engineering.
A number of dances and other pleasant
affairs will be given for their holiday maxi
ing.
The hardtack at home Tuesday even
ing at Mrs. NJ d. Lincoln's, 1910 X street.
was a novel and successful entertainment
for the old veterans. Flags and bunting,
red, white and blue hyacinths and hard
tsck souvenirs tied with these colors
greeted one at every turn. Mrs. Lincoln
was assisted by Mrs. E. s. Leonard, Mrs.
Joyce, Mrs. J. D. Lincoln. Mrs. 8. II. Fault
and Miss Sckels. Mrs. j. ID. Lincoln. Mr..
G. E. Scott, Colonel q. c. Ross. Prof. Ja-
richaw, Mrs. Everest, Mrs. e. s. Leonard,
Mrs. Katie Joyce, Major E. J. Sweet, Com
rade Goodacre, Colonel Ross. Past Post
Commander Randolph, Colonel Rosecrans,
Captain Jergensen. late Chaplain Mat
chett, Mrs. E. J. Sweet, Mrs. G. e. Scott,
Mrs. Fault, Miss Gregory, Miss Dutton,
Miss Joyce, Mr.. ]. d. Lincoln, Master Har-
old L. Lineoln, DR.. ]. A. Mclean, Mrs.
Mcmillan aind others enjoyed contributing
to the evenings entertainment. The din
ing room was decked with red, white and
blue. A large dish of baked beans was on
the table, and as the guests filed out with
their hardtack souvenirs on their coats all
sang the RED. White and Blue"
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Cisseil and Mrs.
John W. Roche Of Oak Crest Georgetown.
and Miss Plat were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Rankin at a box party at the Lafay-
cite Square last night to see Stoddard in
the Bonnie Brier Bush"
THE SlGSBEE RECEPTION.
Unprecedented Demand for Invita-.
tiOn8 to the Event.