Evening star., 1898-03-05
THE SOCIAL WORLD
Continued from Seventh Page,

9th street northeast During the evening
Miss Emma Bishop rendered several piano
selections, Miss Elizabeth Van Week vo-
cal solo, and Miss Bertha Wise gave
recitation. An interesting drawing con-
test was participated in by ell present, re-
sulting in Miss Mamie Bishop and Mr.. Eu-
gene Brady carrying of first prizes and
Mrs V. H. Riorden and Mr.. Phelps secur-
irg BOBBY prizes. Light refreshments were
served. Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
James Van Week, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Holton, Mr.. and Mrs. Yetter, Mrs. V. r.
Bishop and the Misses Maud Dodson, Ida
Bishop Yetter, Emma Bishop. Nellie Bish-
op, Elizabeth Van Week, Bertha, Wise.
Carrie Riordan and Cripten, and Messrs.
Phelps. Eugene Brady, James ]. Keefer,
Stewart, Arthur Bennett F. Heth Riordan.
Frederic 8. Hazard and Brown. Mrs. V.
R. Bishop will entertain the club at their
next meeting, March Is, at her home, rs
5th street northeast.
Miss Rose NJ. Butler and Mr.. J. Lee D.
Clagett were married Tuesday, the 1st in
slant, by Archdeacon Childs. at his resi-
dence, Connecticut avenue Owing TO
the recent death Of Mr.. Clagett's father.
the marriage was very quiet. and only
few near relatives witnessed the ceremony.
The groom is the son of the late Robert A.
Prince Georges county, Md, and was well
known in this city. The bride is the sister
Of Mr.. John NJ. Butler of this city. The
couple left Immediately after the ceremony
will return to the city for a few weeks.
They will go to Seattle about the 1st of
next month, where MIR. Clagett will prac-
tice his profession.
Mrs. VIM II. Prato Of Bay City, Mich.
formerly Miss Bessie Lind Cook of Wash
ington, is visiting her mother, Mrs. James
r. Cook, fer a few weeks.
Miss Mabel Joy gave a birthday party
March to her young friends. Games were
played until a late hour, and then refr sh-
ments were served. Among those present
were: Misses A. Gribsy, NJ. Schrepler B.
Williams. b. Callow. L. Hasler, A. Admas
N. Main, NJ. Cumberland, X. Platt. B.
Soper, d. Platt. L. Herbert. NJ. Altman, N
Cumberland Masters S. Hall, r. Main, r.
Torrell II. McCauley, I. Bresnahan. ".
Nightingale, w. Bresnan. G. Moxley, j.
Sullivan, H. Admas H. Hall, H. Green. c.
Rouse, J. Donaldson, H: Gordan. c. Donald
son. A. Admas. J. Altman and Miss B.
Cumberland and Mr.. Charles McCauiey.
reception. s0S 18th street, at his studio
Saturday, March 5; to O'Clock.
Mrs. w. F. Gapen, Miss Gapen and Mrs.
Clinton Gapen will be at home Monday for
the last time this season, at 81 Indiana
avenue.
Mrs. A. p Lighthll of Boston, who has
Teen visiting Mrs. William F. Aldrich of
1923 10th street for the past two weeks. left
this morning for New York, where she will
make a short stay with the family OF ler
brother-in-law, DIR. Lighthill Of tnat city,
before returning home.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cleaves entertained twen-
ty-four of the members Of the Guild of the
Legion Of Loyal Women at her home. 1919
10th street, last evening. The impromptu
speeches, recitations and original poems
rendered by the ladies, together with music
and dancing, were pleasant features Of the
evenings entertainment, not the least of
which were the words of " aeAcome from the
hostess to her friends. The tables were
bountifully spread and beautifully dec
GRATED.
A monthly meeting of the A. o. M. Club
took place Thursday evening at the resi-
dence of Miss Mildred Jarvis of LIE Droit
Park. Those members present were Misses
M. Kelly, r. Brill. K. Quinn s. Mcdowell,
A. Quinn, M. Jarvis, A. Hussey, c. Smoot
and Messrs. L. Brill, T. Jarvis, G. Kelly,
M. Luce, G. Kennedy, E. Connor A. Jarvis
and c. Wilson. The next meeting will be
held at the home of the president, Miss
Rose Brill of Alexandria, Va.
Miss Molle Smith, after an absence from
the city of eighteen months spent in the
health belt Of Texas and in travelling
through the principal states Of the Union
has returned to her home in West Wash
ington.
Mrs. Hicks will be at home as usual on
Monday afternoon at 1OO1 Massachusetts,
avenue, Capitol Hill, and will continue to
receive informally Mondays during Lent.
Mr.. j. E. Hawkshaw of Ohio left Tues
day night for home. after a pleasant visit
to his brother-in-law, c. n. Darnall of
Hyattsville.