Evening star., 1899-02-09

leSe OF Nflcn MeSSrS. ii. r. COLLINS, ira
E Whitehil c. S. Simons, Theo. Borst ].
A. E. Eyster. T. NJ. Price and G. b. Minin-
ger are members, played during the even
ing. Among those present were Mrs. S. j.
Grandich Mrs. Carleton Spaids and Miss
| Taylor of Washington; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Noel Miss Noel. Mrs. Chas. Beach. Mrs.
John Latimer. Miss Alice Schoeff Mr.. Theo
Schoeff of Hyattsville; Mr. Nicholas II. Gilt
of Baltimore Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Melville
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Guista, Mr. Clarence Walker
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Mayo. DR.. Brick, Mr.
w. p. Magruder. Miss Mary Wallis Mrs
f. E. Baukhages and others of Hyattsville
Mr.. Ralph L. Gait and wife, Mrs. VIM.
NJ. Gait and VIM. NJ. Gait. jr., will leave
the city Friday for New York. sailing on
Saturday for an extended trip through Eu-
rope, spending some months in Italy. Mr..
Ralph Gait may return in June.
Mrs. Alexander Britton and Miss Reed
of 1896 street will receive Saturday. the
18th, for the last time this season.
Mrs. J. Edward Miller and Miss Miller
will not be at home Friday, me 10th. in
consequence of the death of a relative, but
will receive informally the remaining FRI
days in February.
Mrs. Talmage and the Misses Ta1mage
will be at home tomorrow for the last time
this season.
Mrs. VIM. C. Woodward will be at home
tomorrow from to at sos | street.
Mrs. Montague D. Jacobs, 3021 18th street,
at home to her friends Fridays.
Mrs. McLaurin, wife of Senator McLau-
rim, will not be able to receive her friends
again this season on account of illness.
Miss Eleanor Courtney has returned from
lengthy visit to New York.
The Columbian University Law School
gave their annual ball at Rauscher's last
evening The beauty of the halls. the
decoration of palms and greens, together
with the original program, consisting of an
engraved booklet, attached to an orange
ard blue tassel, with the Columbian law
crest in gold and the college colors en-
bosSed on the cover, and with appropriate
quotations interspersed throughout made
the function one to be well remembered by
those present. sumptuous collation. also
added to the enjoyment of the evening.
Great credit is due to the committee in
charge, Messrs. Jos. w. Butts, VIM. NJ.
Thomas c. Ridgway. The patronesses
We're: Mrs Garret A Hobart, Mrs. Lyman
j. Gage Mrs. John NJ. Harlan, Mrs. John
W Foster, Mrs. Charles w. Needham,
Mrs. VIM. +. Mattingly, Mrs. William G..
| Johnson, Mrs. William A. Maury, Mrs.
| Chas. W. Holmes, Mrs. Thomas b. Turley
| Mrs. Alexander b. Legare and Mrs VIII
| liam Lindsay. Among those present We're:
| Mrs. Lindsay. Mrs. Needham Mrs. Dabney
| Miss Temple. Misses Turley Houston Dab
! ney, Harris, Misses Libbey, Misses Need
nam, Misses Ever, Larner, Stevenson,
Sweet, Wescott, Bohrer, Tongue, Kirkland
Dent. Tickets, Duboice. Stier, Rawlings
| SeIIhausen. Ryan, Johnson, ChandIee.
| Daskam, Andrews. Green, Ford. Cook,
Shute, Butler, Git.ry. Mason, Gros-
yenor. Kupfer, Eynon. Martin. Wede
| Ward. Brumm, Richardson. Rowe Hine
| Jean and Mcclure. and Messrs. J. W
| Butts. Hallam. Ballinger. Boss. Brockett
Mcclure, Ridgway, keieher. f. q. Butts,
| Hahn, Bond, Gray. Kilby, Pierce Burn
| ham, Melton, Richardson Weaver. Merrill.
| Titus. Gardner, Stamper, Block, Hay.
| Griswold, Huggett Spaulding Morgan
McROhertS Ruflpr
| dale, Bingham. Cromwell. Tindxll Souther-
| land. Milans. r. M Milans. Stuart Sell
| hansen, j. G. Ridgway. Kirk, Ricketts,,
| Wells, Patterson, Esterly. Lee. Cooksev,
| Cutter and Harris
number of young people gathered at
| the home of Mr.. Charles Long at Hyatts-
| vile. Md, Tuesday night. During the even
| ing musical and literary program was
| rendered. after which refreshments We're
| served. Those present were Misses NJ Tise
| n. Tise Cartwright. Long, Baukhages,
| Moran, Gallant, McEwen and Price of
Washington and Messrs L. Smith. jr.. f.
| Smith, Miller, Baukhages, Walker, Cart
| wright, Richardson. Schoepf, Wintmere of
| Muncie, Ind. and Master Harry Long.
Mrs. Chandler will receive Thursdays
| from to o'clock until the adjournment
| of Congress
| Mrs. Martin will be at home this after
| noon from to for the last time this sea-
| son at the Baltic. Mcpherson square.
| ters has been stopping at the Ebbitt left
| yesterday for Louisville. The Misses Tay-
| Tor are still in Washington, visiting Mrs.
| Vance of 1927 Massachusetts avenue.
Mrs. A Howard Clark will be at home to-
| morrow at the Concord.
Mrs. and Miss Cuthbert will be at home
| Friday afternoon for the last time this
season. They will have with them Miss
| Cuthbert of Philadelphia.
Mrs H n Smith has ca rds ONT for a tea
February II.
Mr.. Charles E. Soule of Boston, Mass. is
the guest of Mr.. d. L. Nicholson, 1926 Sth
street.
Owing to illness Mrs. VIM. Scofeld Hoge
| will not be at home tomorrow.
| One of the most successful meetings in
| the history OF the D. d. Euchre Club was
held Tuesday evening at the residence of
DR.. and Mrs. Harry 7. Guss, 14t6 Binney
street The first prizes were awarded to
Mrs. Pepper and Mr. Campbell, and the
| consultations to Mrs. Shiles and Mr.. Whyte.
The club will meet next February p AT
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs Marius r.
Campbell 1923 street.
Mrs. Ira H. Johannes and her daughter
Mrs. Grafton L. Shreve, have cards out for
| reception Tuesday, February IA from 8
to o O'Clock, at their residence, Chestnut
avenue, Takoma Park, to meet Miss Mar
garet Eula Shreve.
The sixth meeting of the Ardath Euchre
Club was held at the residence of Miss
Lucinda Hunt, 2414 Pennsylvania avenue.
Games were played until a late hour and
first prizes were awarded to Miss Annie
Rich and DIR. w. W. Hodges, second prizes
to Miss Flora Eccard and Mr. Walter
O'Bannon. Refreshments were served
Among those present were Annie Rich
Flora Eccard, Lucinda Hunt Inez Smith
Nina Grove, Alice Hunt, Clara Eccard,
Gritta Turley, Julia Littlefeld. Annie
Long, DR.. Hodges, Messrs. w. O'Bannon.
John Shine, Joseph Godfrey, Fred. Grosye-
nor, Dr. Cobey, H. Gaylor, II. Cisson, NJ
Hon, d. Posey and w. Alberger.
Miss Miller of 1O17 18th street had
pleasant reception yesterday, assisted by
Mrs. r. A Garrett of Baltimore and Miss
Mitchell of Indianapolis. Mrs. Crosby of
Danville, Va, served the punch and Mrs.
Norris presided at the tea table.
Mrs. Geo. Marsh and Miss Graham will
be at home tomorrow.
Mrs Cora Bussey Hills Of Des Moines.
Iowa, is visitRg her father, General Cyrus
Bussey, 12o4 n street, where she will be
pleased to see her friends. Mrs. Hills is
a delegate to the coming congress of
mothers and to the national meeting of
the Daughters of the Revolution which
convepes on the 22d
Mrs 8 L. MattinpIv and Mice