Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-23

Russell. In cakewalk the prize was won
by Mrs. Miller. Light refreshments were
served. Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs Dinsmore, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, the
Misses Nellie Smith, Frances Fuller.
Blanche Foral, Marie Perkins, Nellie Har-
lesion and Emma Shifner. Mrs f. Nc
Cabe, Mrs. Harleston and Mrs Miller and
Messrs II r. Stewart. Will Mcdaniel, /.
eraser, Frank Ford. r. Mcdonnell, ]. f.
Mitchell and S. w. Russell
Mrs. J. I. Callaghan of Grant place will
be at home Wednesday, February &, and
VIII have her friends. Mrs e X Smith and
MIS- Jos. Boyer of Philadelphia, and Miss
Mollie G. Callahan of Mount Pleasant with
her
Mr.. Charles J. Watson has issued cards
for the marriage of his daughter. Pauline
Hart, to Mr.. Bert Templeton Amos. We'd
nesday, January %, at Trinity Episcopal
Church.
Mrs. Florence Denohue and Miss Dono-
hue Will be at home Mondays during Feb
ruary and March.
Mrs. E. o. Siegling of Charleston s G.,
Is visiting her aunt Mrs. r. Grant Barn
well of 1904 W street
Mr.. and Mrs. Torrance Parker of Bos-
ton will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Job
Barnard, 1906 Rhode Island avenue, the
coming week, where they will be at home
tomorrow from until @.
The Misses bearing, Mrs. Bangs and the
Misses Bangs of zoos Massachusetts ave
nue. viii be at home Saturdays February
1 and II.
Representative-elect Brick of Indiana and
wife are on a weeks visit to Washington
ana are guests Of Senator and Mrs. Fair
banks.
Miss Clara A. Bacon of COS Massachusetts
avenue northwest is on a short visit to
friends in Fredericksburg Va
A pleasant masquerade surprise party was
given Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Kahlert at their
handsome home, 40 10th street southeast
Friday evening by their youngest daughter
MISS Agnes, and her playmates. The young
Iolks assembled at a neighboring residence
ana called on Mr.. and Mrs. Kahlert I'm a
pody taxing them unawares and making il
a complete surprise. The costumes worn by
The young people were excellent impersona-
IONS and very pretty. In d cake walk par
ucipated in by Mr.. William Thornton and
Mr. Samuel Auguste and Mr. Robert Her
ruth and Mr.. James Hutchinson. the cake
was awarded to Mr.. Herfuth Miss Mamie
Auguste lmpersonated schoolgirl: Mr.
John Hardesty, schoolboy; Miss Agnes vel
low kid and Mr.. Henry Eahlert Tonsy
Some of the other guests and their costumes
We're: WashWoman, Katie Mitchell: Folly,
Emily Gill; Irish girl, Emma Langley:
FAIRY, Bessie keane: peasant girl Mamie
HUH; Goddess of Liberty, Sonia Hutchin-
son; negro, Blanche Beasley; darlley. Rosie
Parks; colored nurse, Annie Miller: Topsy
Lizzie Padget; Irish girl, George Auguste:
Cuban, Howard Fritz; Quakeress. George
McClain: fairy. William Ball. darkey. Clar-
ence Earnshaw, and tramp. Angelo Schnei-
der Albert and Bertram Hutchinson. Will
liam Miller. Annie Tlchenor. Lizzie and
Grace ONeil We're also present.
Mrs. NJ. VI. Parker and Miss Parker haze
returned from Philadelphia, where the lat
ter went to attend a dance and theater
party. Miss Parker will be formally pre-
scented to society tomorrow at d o'clock
tea.
Mrs. Charles J. Allen, 1928 jefferson place
will receive tomorrow after 30 O'Clock
Mrs. S. C. Hilborne and Miss Hilborne
will receive tomorrow. assisted by Mrs Ed
gar Allan and Miss Allan, at 1901 nth
street.
Mrs. Henry W. Powers and Mrs Claude
A. Swanson will not be at home tomorrow
afternoon, but Will receive the first and
third Tuesdays In February.
There was an enjoyable dance at Carroll
Institute Saturday evening. Among those
noticed were Mrs. Simms and Mrs. Harris,
the Misses Laub Hickox, Weyman, b.
Houghton, Leatherman, Kramer. Davis. \.
Houghton, PRODIGY, Evans and Lockhart.
Messrs. G.. and H. Caldwell, II. and II.
Hanger, HEREFORD, Cant, Roodhouse, Ray
Strnger. Hraitmayer. Dorsey. Holland,
Burr, Parker Paschall. Settle and Leetch.
Mrs. Patty Miller Stocking will give an
at home Tuesday, January "a, to pm.
1881 Vermont avenue, to meet kentucky
guests.
Mrs. La Fetra gave an enjoyable lunch
con Oh SATURDAY IN nOnOr or Mrs. Il. l.. Iul-
lock, on the eve of her departure for the
Holy Land and various countries of the
orient next week. Covers were laid for
twenty-four. and the tables were decora ted
with red tulips and asparagus ferns. A
feature of the luncheon was a cake decor
ated with a miniature ship, floating the
national cOlors and bon voyage. The
guests were Mrs. T. L. Tullock Mr.. NJ G.
Emery and Mrs. Emery, Rev. DIR. and Mrs
Frank NJ Bristol, Mr.. and Mrs. C. Burlew,
Mr.. and Mrs G.. w. Gray, Mrs. ]. C. Tas-
ker Mrs. VIM Burris, Mrs. A. D. Lynch.
Mrs DR.. Moffitt, Miss Clara Lutz, Miss
Jean Howell, Mr.. Hooker, DIR. and Mrs
La Fetra and Mr.. Edwin La Fetra Miss
Mary Clear Miss Alice c. Fletcher Mrs
Holmes and Miss Jessie A. Alderman.
Mrs. A. NJ. and Mrs. Willet E. Mcmillan
and Mrs. r. B. Lamon will receive Wednes-
days. January p and February 8 at No
1904 Rhode Island avenue.
Mrs. and Miss Caldwell, 1853 Q street, will
be at home Tuesday, February Z.
Mr. and Mrs ]. L. McCreery have re-
moved to DID 18th street northeast. Mrs.
McCreery will be at home Monday after
noans after the 23d, and Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Creery and daughters will be pleased to see
their friends informally Monday evenings.
Mrs. Rufus Lester, at the Cairo. will be |
at home Tuesday. Receiving with her will |
be Mrs. Knox Taylor, Misses Livingston |
and Miss McCallum.