Evening star., 1898-12-10
THE SOCIAL WORLD
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and Sam. Bowers, Frank Bailey, Wilfred
Offutt and Joseph Fought of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Embrey and Mr.. and
Mrs. Damie.
Commissioner Hermann and family are To-
Gated at 1742 street for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tyssowski are locat-
ed in their own home, No. 1431 Rhode ISL
and avenue. Mrs. Tyssowsk will be at
home on Mondays in January.
The Cosmopolitan Shakespeare Club met
at the residence of Miss Weiss, s14 East
Capitol street Tuesday December g. A syn
opsis of Henry ", first part, was read by
Miss Weiss. paper on Falstaff was pre-
pared by Mrs. Jessie Pierson, and on King
Henry " by Miss Josie Patten. After the
reading of the several papers written ex-
animation the play was given. Later
In the evening Mrs. Pierson and Miss Violet
Pierson favored the club with several reci-
tations. The members present were Mes
danes Thompson, Foster, Webb. McCreary.
Patten, Whitney. Purnell, Pierson and the
Misses Patten, Pierson, Jeffrey, Weiss and
Malone
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cowles Tucker will
be at home through the winter at 1916 18th
street.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Pepper is permanently
settled in her new home at 1923 r street
where she will be glad TO welcome her
friends, assisted by Mrs. NJ. r. Campbell.
The marriage of Mr.. Henry Haggemaker
of this city and Miss Othrlia Balderson of
Westmoreiand county. Va, was solemnized
at the parsonage of the Sixth Presbyterian
Church by the Rev. DR.. D. W. Skellenger
Wednesday, December I, al pm. A re-
ception was afterward given in their honor
at the residence of tne groom, 323 18th
street southwest, by Mr.. and Mrs. Thos s.
Tucker. Among those present were Mr.
Chas. Coyle and Miss Lille Saunders. Mr..
a nd hrS ilaS T,,ply n
Minnie and Matte Tucker, Miss Plant. Mrs.
Etchberger, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Tucker
Mr.. John White and Miss Daisy Clayton
Miss Grace Mahoney Mrs. Anderson, MI
Logan, Miss Eva Furr, Prof. Thornton, Mr.
e. H. Jackson, wife and son. and Mr.. Alex.
Brown.
Owing to the recent death of their moth
er, the daughters of Mr.. Justice Brewer
will not receive on Mondays during the
present season.
Dr. and Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe will be at
home to the members of the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church and congrega-
ton Monday evenings, December II and 10,
from until 10 o'clock, at the Manse, 1900
X street.
Lieutenant Charles W Parker of Ohio
and Mrs. Parker are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. John Oliver Moque of this city.
The Abracadabra Club met Wednesday
night at the home of Mr.. Appleton P. Clark
jr. Responses by club members We're pro-
verbs. Miss Emily Doherty read a paper
on womans side of the war. Miss May
Hunter sang. Mr.. B. Chamberlain gave
an illustrated lecture on Boston. A recita-
ton by Mrs. T. W. Scott completed the
program. Among the guests present were
Mrs. and Miss Skinner from Massachu-
setts, Mr.. and Mrs Lewis lnr and Mrs
York. Miss Reese, Mrs. Durscom, Mrs. I've
son, Mrs. Widstran, Mr.. Perry, Mr.. Frank
Perry, Mrs. Lynch. Mrs. Naylor and Miss
Cutter. Club members present were: Mr.
and Mrs. Brock, Mr. and Mrs. l.. d. Clark,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clum. DR.. and Mr.. Croffut
Mrs. Croissant, Mrs Davis. Mrs. Pierce,
Mr.. and Mrs McCreery, Mr.. and Mrs.
Scott: Miss Shaw, Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens
and Miss Chester. While refreshments
which included d touch Of beans to carry
out the Boston flavor, We're served, Dr.
troHut talked on Developments in color
photography.
The Twenlagen Euchre Club met at the
residence of DIR. and Mrs w W. Baker
eo4 I street, Tuesday, with every member
present. The evening was delightfully."- spent
contesting for the four prizes. The ladies'
first prize was by Miss r. Baker the
consolation by Miss Proctor. The gentle
mems first prize was Won by DR.. Baker the
consolation by Mr.. Cook. After a collation.
vote was taken upon the adoption OF a
new and more appropriate name for the club
and Twenlagen was chosen. The next host
ess will be Miss Flora Cluss 23O1 H street
December 20.
Mrs. Mary A. Odell has removed to 4O7
A street southeast, where she viii be pleas
ed to see her friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Thompson are now
settled comfortably in their new home, 2145
California avenue.
Mrs. o. w. Goodwin and little son of
Washington Court House Ohio are visiting
at her fathers. Q. A. Hamblett's 1873 Cal
norma street northeast. Mr.. Goodwin will
De mere during the Christmas HOLIDAYS
Mrs. Frank D. Baldwin, wife of Lieut..
Pu1 1r.-iy,
a mouse for the winter at 170S NJ street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. Phillips and fam
lily have come in town from their country
seat, North Arlington. Va and are at
1883 18th street.
AT her parents residence River View,
Millville, w. Va, Miss Besse Mae Moler
and Mr. Clarence G.. Watson Of WASHINGTON
were married December 9 by the Rev Mr.
Wolf of CharlestOWn. After a reception Mr.
and Mrs. Watson left for Washington.
where they will reside with their aunt, Mrs.
Ellie kee. The bride was hecomingiy at
tired in blue and Travelled in brown suit
The couple were the recipients of many
gifts. They will be at home to their friends
at II 1-2 l. street northeast.
Mrs Robert n. Harper, No. % B street
Will not be at home Mondays until after
January 1S
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Teepe have Is
sued Invitations for the twentieth anniver-
sary of their wedding, Monday evening, De-
cember 10, from until II o'clock at 1913
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Robb, Mrs S. Crome-
lien and Miss Cromelien are located for the
winter at No. 512 l street.
Mrs. Robert r. Haywood, with her son.
of East Orange. n. J., is visiting her par
erts, Mr. and Mrs. St. George r. Raby at
32O5 nth street, and will remain during
the holidays.
Mile. de Cassini will be at home at the
Russian embassy on Thursdays from 3 un-
til 7 o'clock during December and January.
Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Boss celebrated
their golden wedding al their home, 400
NJ street northwest, Monday evening,
November 2S. Mr.. Boss was married to
Miss Caroline Petit on Tuesday, No
vember 2S 1S4S, at the German Luther
an Church, Goth and G streets Mr. Boss
is now eighty years of age, and his wife is
several years his Junior. The occasion
brought together their children and grand
Children well as MANY friends who ex-