Evening star., 1899-02-04

| Cleveland 1888 18th street. next to corner of
kenesaw avenue. will receive for the last
| time this season Saturday, February il.
Mrs Charles Early and her daughter.
Miss Early, left the early part of this week
| for New Orleans to remain during the gay
| season of Mardi-Gras. after which they go
| TO Palm Beach, where they will remain
| during the month of March.
Miss Reed, 3a5 c street VIII not be at
home Monday, February g. but will be at
| nome Monday. February H. for the last
| time this season.
Cards are out for the third german of the
I Wednesday Cotillon Club to be given in the
assembly hall of the Carroll Institute,
| wednesday evening, February s, and IL
| promises to eclipse all previous efforts of
this popular .ub. Guests will assemble at
S;So' and at $50 the german viii be led by
| Mr. George Thomas Cox.
| The patronesses are Mrs William Reafe
| Hibbs, Mrs. Joseph +. MInetree, Mrs Will
liam Todd Devan ana Mrs. William Nelson
| Moore.
! birthday party was given Thursday
| evening in honor of the eleventh birthday
| annive. sary OF Miss Emma Hughes dausi-
| ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. w l.. Hughes at SOL
! ii street northeast. The donkey game was
| much enjoyed by the little participants
and prizes were awarded as follows: First,
| to Master Willard Stewart. booby to Mas
ter Etmare Flather. AT the conclusion Of
| the games and music refreshments were
| served. Just before the little ones departed
the birthday cake Hghted, and the
| guests gathered around the white and red
| decorated table to offer toasts to their
! young hostess. Among those present were
| lhe Misses Mary Branson, Mary Blazer
| Lula Billson. Mary Cannon. Bell Burn,
Catherine and Mary Davis Zaidee and
| Marie Flather, Lille and Emma Hughes
| Clara Huhn, Hazel and Magertte Jones
| Mamie Omera, Esther Swet and Pearl
Turner and the Messrs. John Alexander
| Fred Bopbitt, Reglnal Burton. Frank and
| Tom Cannon, John Davis. Chester and
| Elmer Flather. Willie Hughes Magruder
| Mcdonald, Mitchell Roux aud Sam Tomp-
kins and Watson McMorris. Mrs. Hughes
| was assisted by her daugh .er AnnabeIle
Mrs. J. f. Mcdonald. Mrs. J. a. Flather.
| Mrs C. Bennett and Mr.. W L. Hughes.
| Mr. and Mrs A. E. Riddle were rendered
| surprise party last evening the occasion
neing the departure of Mrs. Riddle and
children Tor Savannah. Ga. Vocal and in
| strumental music was delightfully."- render
| ed by Miss Nellie Burke, Messrs N Stat
| ford and P. Siege. The feature of the
| evening was the cakewalk by Miss Katie
Murphy and Mr.. l.. Nichols. A bountiful
collation. was served al midnight Among
those present were MIR. and Mrs Riddle
Mr. and Mrs. Ainsley Mr.. and Mrs. Rauel
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Connors Mr.. and Mrs
| ). j. Connors. Mr.. and Mrs. Stafford Mr.
and Mrs kehoe, Mr. and Mrs Murray and
Misses Ida Brown, Nellie Burke and Katie
Murphy and MeSsrs. Siege Nichols Con-
nors and Babbington.
Mrs. William j. Bodell, formerly Miss
Thomas. Of Fort Monroe, is visiting friend
in the West End.
Mrs. John F. Rixey will be at home to
her friends Tuesday. February Z, at her
residence, No. 100 18th street.
Mrs. George Washington Cissel and her
daughter. Mrs. John Henry Roche, will re
ceive formally Monday, February &, a.
their residence, Oak Crest, f6i5 3ist street,
Georgetown. They viii leave the latter
part of the week for New Orleans to attend
the carnival
a.
Haywood. headquarters United States ma
rine corps, will not be at home TO callers
Monday, February G.
Representative and Mrs. BabCoCk have re
turned from Wisconsin. Mrs. Babcock vii
| receive Monday afternoon from } to at
her home, No II b street northeast.
One of the social events of the coming
week will be the annual ball of the CO.
lumbar University Law School class OF
80 to be held at Rauschers on Wednesday
evening. February s. The patronesses are
Mrs. Hobart Mrs Gage. Mrs. Harlan. Mrs.
Needham. Mrs, Jno w, Foster, Mrs Mat
tingly. Mrs. johnson, Mrs Maury. Mrs
Holmes. Mrs. Turley and Mrs. Legare.
A surprise party was given Wednesday
evening at the home Of the Misses Head.
the Hollies, at Bailey's Crossroads. Va.
The guests were entertained by vocal and
instrumental music and dancing was en-
joyed until midnight, then refreshments
were served. Among those present We're:
Mr.. and Mrs Head. MIR. and Mrs. Cleye-
land, Mrs T. White Miss Lula Merry Miss
Mary Costolow, Miss Ellen Wall. Miss Mar
guer.te Merry, Misss Ellen Costolow, Miss
Mary Scherb. Miss Delta Head. Miss Min
ME Myers, Miss Ernestine Scherb, Miss
Lillian Head, Miss Cora Bailey, Miss
George Head, Miss Blanche Mills. Miss
Alice Carlin Miss Rose Head, Miss Mamie
Crimmins and Miss Kate Crimmins, Mr..
Robert Costolow, Mr.. Henry Scherb Mr..
William CrinnInins, Mr.. Patrick Mahon, Mr..
Edward Mills, Mr.. Henry Terrtt, Mr.. Nor
gan Neitch, Mr.. Frank Crmmins Mr. Eu-
gene Mills, Mr.. George Carin. Mr. William
Myers, Mr.. Tom Head, Mr.. Hogan and Mr..
Hurley.
Mrs. John B. Macauley and Miss Macau-
ley will be at home Friday, February 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isadore Saks left today for
the Homestead, Hot Springs, Va. Their
stay viii cover several days.
Mrs. and Miss Skiles leave Monday for the
Hot Springs of North Carolina. Miss Skiles
has been ill since October, the result of an
accident.
Mrs. and Miss Sargent will not receive
Monday, the 9th, owing to illness in family
Mrs. G. A. Copeland of Sharon. Mass
IS with her mother Mrs. Starkweather, at
ia 10th street. for a few days.
Mrs. ]. w. Twilley of Dover, Del. and
Miss RudiseIl Cuibreth of Baltimore are
visiting Mrs. DR.. w. B. DAILY, 1900 9th street
northwest. They will be at home TO their
friends Tuesdays.
Miss Maggie Roycraft of Baltimore who
mas been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John p.
Heupel of 1901 Prospect avenue northwest
for the past five weeks has returned to~her
home, accompanied by Mrs Williams, the
daughter of Mrs. Heupel.
There was a meeting of the "Utopian |
Bachelor Girls On Wednesday night at
the home of Miss O'Donnell 1929 New Jer-
sey avenue. Cards were played the early
part of the evening, after which a fine col |
lation was served. Miss MaIlet won the |
first prize and Miss Kurtz the second.
February Z and H. 1877 Corcoran street.
Subscriptions to Associated Charities.
Mr.. John Joy Edison, treasurer of the AS
sociated Charities. acknowledges receipt of
! the following contributions:
Heretofore acknowledged. ....... s. 33s 90 |
Julian James. ...-.........-........ 500
l. H. W...-.... ................... $500
Mcdowell q Sons. INSTRUMENTATION. 1000
MUM * 70 BOO |
Nathan Bickford. Observation-Disclosures. 500
Mrs. NJ. j. Hunt. Observation-Disclosures. 500