Evening star., 1898-02-19

ciety last evening was one Of the most
successful functions of that organization.
Mrs. L. B. Vance, Mrs. Marion Butler
Mrs, Walter G. Murphy, Mrs. A. c. shu
ner. Mrs. w. F. Strowd. Mrs G. b. ELS
worth. Mrs. ]. H. Bell. Mrs. J. H. Tomlin-
son, Mrs; j. T. Murphy, Mrs Mary Manly
received, assisted by number Of young
ladies from the old north state. Dr. Wal
ter C. Murphy presided, and during the
evening the society was addressed by Mr.
w. r. Cox, Representatives Skinner, Lin
ney and Martin Doctors l.. ]. Battle, p
B. Bishop and S. B. Weeks. Mr.. ]. H. Bell
and others.
Miss Aukam Of Washington, who is
guest of Miss Francis Woodward of New
Orleans, was entertained at a tea by her
hostess Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burgess entertained a num-
Der Of their friends Thursday evening at
their residence on Q street with a eucheI
party. The first prize for gentlemen was
captured by Mr.. r. s. Donaldson, Mr. Hoo.
yer Anandale securing "booby" prize Mrs
Fred Izell won first prize for lady con-
testants, with Miss Lille Harlow of
Alexandria taking "booby' prize. Among
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs R. l.. Dom
aldson, Mr.. and Mrs Ramey Miss Harlow
Mr.. and Mrs. Cutcheon. Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis
Mr.. and Mrs. Anandale, Mr. and Mrs Shep-
person and Mr. and Mrs. IZell.
A very delightful surprise birthday party
was rendered Miss Mamie Ehrmantraut last
evening at her home, 1902 7th street south
west. After number of songs and party
games supper was served. Among those
present were Misses Rosie and Mary Lizzie
ONeill. Mamie and Emma Ehrmantraut
Nellie Twomy. Ella McDermott, Lizzie Do
Ian, Mary Brosnan, Mamie O'Connell An
ME Ryan. Annie Dunn and Mary Brode-
rick. and Messrs. Martin Horne, James Nc
Joseph Fegan. John McQuade, william
Shoemaker John McCarth, Percy Smith.
Edmond Healy, Harry Ostermayer Elmer
Tull. John Buckley. Edward ONeill, VIM
Simmons, John Archer and Peter Etcher
A very pretty morning wedding occurred
Wednesday, Miss B. Buehler of this cftv
and Mr.. F. B. Volz of New York being mar.
ried at the home of the BRIDE 300 Az street.
After a wedding breakfast, the couple left
for Philadelphia and New York and later
will go to Atlantic City. their future home
Mrs. William H. Gulick of San Sebas-
visit to Washington at this time Mrs.
Gulick regrets she must cancel her engage
ments.
Mrs. L. ]. Taylor and the Misses Walker
of 215 e street northwest, will be at home
informally on Monday, February 81 Miss
Elizabeth owens OIL maryland Is guest of
the house. jDe De
Mr.. H. W. George Of Pennsylvania is vis-
iting Mr. and Mrs. Mt George of % Q
street northwest. =
Mrs. Edward A. GAY and Mrs. William L.
Clark will be at home w ednesday, Febru-
ary %, at 1910 Riggs place.
Mrs. Alexander Will not be at home on
Monday. 21st. owing 70 'lss absence from the
city. ire
The Misses Drown wnpesw Win not be at home
Monday, the 21st, but will be glad to see
their friends the 2StFa, sill
The Chilean minister and Madame Cana
gave a dinner last'tevening in honor of
Miss Pauncefote. The other guests were
Miss Mcmillan, Miss sSartoris, Miss Ward.
Miss Bates, Miss Herstf1an. Miss de Men
donca Miss Cana, oMr9hdel viso, charge
d affaires of the Argentine legation: Mr.
Won Bruening of the q German embassy.
Baron Riedl Of the Austrian legation, Mr..
John Story, Mr.. Galarza of the Spanish
legation, Mr. Eastman of the Chilean le-
CATION and Mr. Alfredo Cana.
Mrs. W. H. Sholes will be at home for
the last time this season on Monday after
roon next from 3 TO 9.
Mrs. Hugh Johnston Of $50 c street
northwest will not receive again this
month until Monday. the 2Sth.
Mrs. Clarence @. Alien, 2S05 14tn street,
will not be at home on Monday.
The Aldines celebrated their third an
niversary on Monday evening last at Car
roll Institute by masquerade ball. Until
| II o'clock dancing was enjoyed, when
masks were removed and supper served
| Among those present were Misses Jennie
| Blundneim, Rena Kaufman. B. Wolberg.
Hannah Burnstine, Hilda Jacob, Daisy