Evening star., 1898-03-19
THE: SOCIAL WORLD
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aristocratic spirit Of their employers, held
| q brief conference, and, Immediately re-
solving on q line OF action, bundled up
their precious charges and took them
,S,n.; home, safe ,n from the eontaminsting and
| was considered highly probable that little
| children could have q good time together
| without bothering about pas and mas set.
| whether or not the youthful hosts and
hostesses and the handy mans babies were
glad or sorry the others left the field to
| themselves. but the exclusives in that town
| hope that a great and wholesome lesson
has been taught, and calmly await results.
The Vega Euchre Club met at Miss Dem
| Iison's, go street, last evening. The first
prizes were won by Miss Ida Emmett and
Mr. Farley Gannett; BOBBY prizes by Miss
| Irene Crewsberry and Mr.. William Boss.
Among those present were Misses Emmett,
| Castell. Darby, Crews, Schoenborn, Dennd-
son, Taliaferro. Jolly, Hines and Wilson,
Gunnell, Gannett, Tfsdell Morris, Gray ard
| De MoH. The next meeting will be held
with Miss Carrie Darby. 1880 9th street.
Miss Lylian NJ Bloodgood and Mr.. Thos.
| L. Smith Of Washington. D. c., Were mar
Red Wednesday evening last in the beauti-
| fully decorated parlors of the brides pa
| rents, Rev. and Mrs. John Bl0edgcod. The
impressive ceremony, which was performed
by the brides father, assisted by Rev. j.
Fred. Heisse. was witnessed by q few
| friends. The bride was gowned in white
I40rgandfe over taffeta and carried brides
roses. The maid of honor. Miss Ethelyn NJ.
| Bloodgood, was gowned IN organdie over
pink silk, and carried La France roses Mr..
| George L. Cruit served as best man, and
| music suitable to the occasion was rendered
| by Miss Annie GriGg. Others who witness
/ ed the ceremony were Mr.. and Mrs. John
| o. Schuckers, Mr.. and Mrs. T. p. Wood
| ri Ar Mrs T.eQR Mr. and
Mrs. M. M. Rouzer, Mr.. and Mrs. c. c.
Estes. Mrs. ]. Fred Heisse. the Misses
Wetherall, Miss Jennie Matthews, Mr.. Self
and the brides grandfather, Mr.. William
T. Rogers Of New York. After hearty con-
gratulations the friends partook Of supper
Mrs. Chas. Renshaw of 1884 Corcoran
| street has cards out for tea on the 23d.
| In honor Of her guest. Mrs. F. H. Taylor OF
Oil City. Pa, and to meet Mrs. Chas. NJ.
Write. She will be assisted by Miss H. NJ.
Comstock, Mrs S. S. Fuller and Miss Mol
| lie Renshaw.
Col. and Mrs. Chas. Haywood being IN
New York. Mrs. Haywood will not be at
| home to callers on Monday.
Mrs. Wv. Hortman. is Tennessee avenue
| northeast, has returned from visit to
New York.
Mrs. L. Sanders of New York is visiting
Mrs. A. Oppenheimer of 6l2 street At
hon,s Sunday, March 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Alexander have taken
up their residence at I'LL Q street.
The Young Ladies of the South Club are
to give dance next Monday night in Con-
federate Veterans Hall. The chaperons
Mrs. Jas. L. Pugh Mrs. John T. Callaghan,
Mrs. Albert Akers. Mrs. ]. NJ Hickey, Mrs
w. FL Saunders and Mrs. T. G. Riley.
Miss Grace Hamilton of New York, who
has been visiting Mrs. Benjamin Miller of
Georgetown left Thursday to Join her ia
ther, Col Hamilton Old Point
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Howe and baby
will leave tomorrow morning to spend sew
eral weeks with Mrs. Howe's mother in
Montgomery, Ala.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. A.
Fowler. 7O2 G street northeast, was the
scene OF a very merry gathering wednes-
day evening Of this week, it being the
birthday anniversary of their daughter,
Miss Lena Fowler. Music and games were
irdulgd in urtil late in the evening, when
the company retired to the dining room,
where refreshments were served. The ta-
BILE was handsomely decorated with roses
and tulips. During the evening the COM
pany was entertained by quartet, COM
posed of Messrs. Frank Meyers, Earl
Phelps. Tom Rice and Saml KIawans;
piano solos were rendered by Miss Ella
Koontz and Miss Lena Fowler, and MIR.
Frank Meyers gave a recitation. Among
these present Were the Misses Tina VIII
liams, Myrtle Jacoby. Ella Koontz, Mary
Augusterfer, Paulna Beckman, Faith
Woodward, Pearl Stanford Mabel NichoI-
son. Alberta Rhine, Elsie Albertson, Made
Koontz, Messrs Albert K. Williams. Ernest
Huyett, Edmund Becker, Herbert Meyers.
Frank Meyers, Earl V. Phelps, Thomas J.
Rice, SamI 7. Klawans, Walter jenkins,
Charles Thompkins, Sidney Summers, Leo
Roberts, Calvin Donelly, Clark Main, Frank
Woodward, Edward Fowler and Henry
Fowler.
The Temperance Club celebrated it's third
anniversary Thursday night at the resi-
dence of Mr.. John l. Bunch. 80 H street. A
musical and literary program was render
ed The feature Of the evening was an ad-
vertisement game, in which prizes were
prize. Miss Hester Bunch; first gentlemens
prize, Mr.. Thos. Maddux: ladies' BOBBY
prize, Miss Evlyn Pike; gertlemens BOBBY
prize, Mr.. Baker. Among those present
were the following: Misses A. Wheeler, L.
Schaffer, c. Schaffer, Gerevieve Jones,
Evlyn Pike, Frances Pike Maud Taylor j.
Low6ermilk, Bertie Clark. Cora Reamer.
H. Garland, Hester Bunch, Brinkman, Mel
and L. r. King, Messrs. Clarke, Wheeler,
Baker, Solomon, Faunce, Maddux, Hill, w.
Evans, Bateman, Heighes, Stewart, Krause,
Bunch, F. Evans, G. Creecy,S and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bunch, Mr.. and Mrs. Steele and Mr.
and Mrs. King.
number Of society men, maids and
matrons served the dinner at the annual
celebration today at the Home for the Aged,
conducted by the Attle Sisters of the Poor.
Mr. William Eustis gove' dinner last
night at the Country Club in honor of Mrs.
Lawrence Turnure Of New York.
The French ambassador will give din
ner tonight in honor of the Vice President
and Mrs. Hobart.
A pleasant surprise party was rendered
Miss Lottie Magee last evening by num-
Der Of her friends at her home, 2l11 I
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