Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-22

we're enjoyed. Miss Arth and Mr. Refphl
Won nist prizes, while Miss Burns and Mr..
Leary won the consolation prizes His
guests are members of the social club To
winch MI. Fish belongs.
Mrs s. Dresdner of Brooklyn, N. Y. is
mere Tor short stay. visiting her mother.
MRS: b. Eisemann. 1249 9th street north
west
MI. William Shelter was guest of honor
at party given at the home of his
mother, 372 H street southwest Frida y
nlght. Among those present were Mr..
ana Mrs Taylor, Mrs. Alexander the Miss.
es kiener, Luckett. Rowland, Harris. Har-
rison, McCready. Black. Ellerbrook. Stump
Sheseldine and NJ. Alexander, Messrs. W
Shener, g. Luckett, jr., H. Luckett. w
smith, M: Schmidt, T. willett. ]. Gold.
smith j. r. Lusby. B. Callan. s. E. Muir
DOCK NJ. Cheseldine, r. " Lightbrown L.
Spiess. H. Ostenmeyer, M. Chick. A r.
Johnson, H. E. Defer W. Kite
Howard and Theresa Mcdonald of 42S X
street gave party in honor of some young
friends this week. Among those present
were ). Wild, A. Waid. J. German, A.
Bishopp. N. Kellum, B. Brant, Lula and
Carrie Krey, NJ. Gust. H. and Edith Thomp-
son, Mary and Cecilia Althopp. NJ. Muller,
NJ Maron, G. Repertus. B. Banes, G. and
Florence Juvenal A. Juvenal j. German,
+. Devereux, G. Thomas. o. Corrigan, A.
Hummer, E. Connolly, J. Fuller. c. and
Edward Muller, Charlie Just, p Bauer,
MI and Mrs. Kellum. Mr.. and Mrs Brant,
MRS. Cook Mrs. Cuisello, Miss Maggie and
Mary Quinn.
A surprise masquerade party was given
at the residence of Mrs. Rye 40 10th street
southwest, on Friday, January 21 Among
those present were Mrs. ]. H. Tucker Mrs.
James Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ayre, Mr..
ana mrs: France, Mr. and Mrs. Milton
Davis, Misses Maude and Edythe Telling.
Mary and Ethel Davis, Rosa and Georgetta
kalbert, Sarepta Spect, Bertha Comstock.
ada Popkims, Miriam Rye, Fannie Rye,
mae mae warren, Mrs. Warren. Mrs. Goodall.
Mrs Rye, Hadley Libbey, Harry Charlton,
Ell Davis, Edgar Smithe, " NJ Balderson.
Mr. Neitch, Victor McCrery, Mr. H. Brad
ley, Edward Ayre.
A number of young folks assembled at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs Bargain on
Thursday evening, the occasion being the
birthday of their son, Silvio Music and
dancing were enjoyed. Among those pres-
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Mathy from Chica-
GO Mr.. and Mrs. Spiers, Misses Minnie
Laura Martin, Edith Smith, Bertha Beane.
Marguerite Connolly, Katie Eibel Jennie
Stevens of Norfolk, Elsie Sander, and
the Messrs. Wade Luckett, Nick Torrell,
gag1n, Henry Eibel, August Baum Schipio
Borin. Clarence Pearson and Tom Lee.
Mrs. Paul johnson gave a luncheon
Thursday at her home on H street
Guests were Miss Emory, Mrs Chatard
Mrs Hinkley, Mrs. Norton and others.
Miss Mae Thomas of Baltimore is the
guest of Miss Lyman, No. ITO Q street
northwest.
Chief Justice and Mrs Fuller have is
sued cards for reception January 81 at
o'clock.
President Dole of Hawaii will, on his
arrival, be feted by many prominent per-
sons. including Mr.. and Mrs. John W.
Foster
The ladies Of Fort Myer gave a recep-
ton Tuesday afternoon. Among those
who enjoyed their hospitality and dances
with gallant officers of the post were Miss
Miles. Miss Hichborn Miss Baker, Miss
Texas Bates, Miss Breckenridge, Miss Gil
more, Miss Coleman, Miss Wallace. Miss
Worthington, and Lieutenants Heiberg,
Short, White, Guignard, Teuton, Simmons
Van Deiman. Brewer, Anderson, Pound
stone and Gibbons.
Miss Elizabeth Harmon, daughter of ex-
Attorney General Harmon, is the guest OF
Miss Deering.
Mrs. Charles Christiani will not be able
to receive Monday on account of illness.
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Worthington
Cooke have returned to the city and are
at 1876 l street for the present.
Mrs. William Britton will be at home in
formally Thursday. January q, at 1873
Caroline street. She will have with her
her cousin, Miss Glazier Of Hartford Conn.
and Mrs William Henry Walker, Miss
Walker and Mrs. H. o. Nettleton.
Capt. and Mrs. c. A. Stedman, U. 8. A.,
are visiting Commander and Mrs. B. p
Lamberton at 1919 N street northwest
Mrs. Lamberton will receive Tuesdays in
January.
A pretty tea was given yesterday after
noon at the Riggs House by Mrs. Stuart,
widow of Representative Stewart of Ohio.
The parlors were handsomely decorated
with palms and flowers. and music dis
coursed during the afternoon added to the
enjoyment The ladies assisting Mrs. Stu
art were Mrs Northway, Mrs. Sayers. Mrs.
Dulin, Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. Cory and Mrs.
Shaw.
Mrs. Thos. G. Hensey and Miss Bolway
will be at home Wednesdays In February.