Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-13

| evening the members of the Mayfower So
| ciety and other guests.
| The feature of the evening was a most
interesting paper by Mr.. Stetson on the
| Psalmody of the Puritans and Pilgrims"
which was illustrated by Miss Boutelle
who played the dirge-like psalms with
solemnity. and afterward rendered a more
modern composition in delightful contrast
Admiral Bradford's family have the dis
JUNCTION OF owning the first organ In the
state OF Maine. Mrs Stetson's home con-
| tains many beautiful relics OF early New
Eng land. and a cherished chip OF Plymouth
Rock is one Of her precious inheritances.
me guests were: Admiral and Mrs
| Bradford. Mr.. w. L. Marsh. Miss Marsh
DR.. and Mrs. Marcus Benjamin, Mrs + +.
Fletcher, Miss Boutelle. Mrs W. II. Clafiin
Miss Rodgers and Miss Avery of Boston,
Mr.. T. s. Hopkins. Miss Hopkins Mr.. and
Mrs A: Howard Clark. Miss Robinson, Miss
Mary L. Terry, Miss Hattie l.. Alden Miss
Isabel Chamberlin. Mr.. A. A. Aspinwau.
| Mr.. w. p. Metcalf Mr.. F. b. Smith. Mr.
h w. Van Dyke. Rev. John l.. Ewell. DR..
George L. Fox, Mr.. Edwin A. Hill and Mr..
w. w. Case.
Mrs, Burnham. wife Of Capt B. r Burn
ham. arrived this morning from Pasadena.
Cal. She is stopping with friends at 1T46
M street. and is here on business.
Mrs. 1nsley, wife of Assistant Paymaster
H. r. Insley of the L. S. ). Nero has re-
turned from San Francisco. and will be at
Hpihc " Hct ITltIuS inc remaining w canes
days of this month. at 1i13 18th street.
A birthday party was given last Wednes-
day evening at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. John Kaiser. p o street northeast, in
honor of their daughter Mary, by the Glenn
ats Social and Outing Club. Mr.. NJ. Cooley
and Mr.. j. Duff We're successful in winning
the prizes Of the donkey game. After other
games and music, they adjourned to the
dining room, where a bountiful repast was
spread. Dancing was continued until
ia fr
and Mrs. F. Apgar, Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Bar
ber Mr.. and Mrs, G.. w. Myers. Mr. and
Mrs. R. Burch, Irs. H. Fraln, and the
Misses ]. Hackett of Baltimore N. Klaes.
L. Keller, D. Haggins, L. klees. NJ Neslin,
Yale. NJ. Cissel. z. Prince, J. Rurch. b.
Whitmyer. f. Harkins. Eva Wells. NJ.
Kaiser and Edna Wells. and Messrs. :.
Smith. T. Krake. W. Bawn, II. Kaiser. J.
Duff. H. Hanlon. G.. Burch. Lewis T Cissel.
NJ. Cooley, G. kundahl L. Mayberry, c T.
Harris of Baltimore. R. Kaiser. ]. Miller
and S. Smithman. The C. S. c. will meet
next week at 4o5 street. the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Myers.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Gundersheimer will be at
home to their friends Monday afternoon
and evening, it being the confirmation day
of their son Henry. No cards.
Mr.. I. Spiro of Brooklyn. NY. Mrs. c.
Gundersheimer of New York. Misses Gus
sic and Rae We'll of Baltimore and Mrs.
Fishel of Patterson, n. Y, are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. s. Gundersheimer, 80 II
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Fisher and son Albert
have just returned from a visit to Lynch
burg. Va. While there they were The
guests Of Mr.. Thomas d. Davis. president
of the common council of IynChburg.
Mrs. S. A. Tibbetts and daughter Sadie
of Bangor, Me, are in Washington for an
extended visit and will be home to their
friends at 81 East Capitol street.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. VIM. Lee, 49S Maryland
how
friends May Is from s to IL O'Clock pm.
Miss Pauline Whitaker of this city is
visiting her cousin, Col. A. b. Catln,
formerly assistant surveyor of the port of
New York, at No. $40 Ocean avenue, Brook
Ign.
Mr.. Oskar Krutzsch has taken Mrs. Clara
Louise Burnham's beautiful cottage, The
Moorng," Bailey Island CaSco bay, where
he will entertain friends during the sum
men months.
Miss Getman OF III 10th street has gone
with friends to Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Neumyer. in honor of
their sons confirmation, will be at home
to their friends Monday, May 10, from 2:''o
to g.
Mrs Louis P. Shoemaker will be at home,
Oak Grove, above Brightwood. the last
three Wednesdays in May. 10 O'Clock.
Last Wednesday evening there was
straw ride given by members and friends
The party had a good time, returning
to the city about 2 o'clock. Among them
were Mrs. j. 7. Farr. Misses Hattie Young
Jessie Gardner, Debbie Gardner, MARGARET
Gardner, Grace Mason, Nettie Grove, Alice
Linger, Edna Jones. Jessie Klaus and Mr.
]. tt Farr, Charles Jones, Arthur Allison,
Jos. Linn, Ernest Molling, A. b. Burgess,
Harry Astemyer Dallas Grady, Marion
Linn and Z. Mothersnead. Mr.. and Mrs.
]. 7. FAIR chaperoned party.
Mrs. Jules a. Demonet and family are
spending the spring months at their coun-
try home, Pleasant Plains, Baltimore cOun-
ty, Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs S Alexander, AZ c street
southwest, will be pleased to see their
friends tomorrow.
Mrs W. W. Godding, with the Misses
Godding and her son, Mr.. Alvah Godding,
will return from Boston this evening. DR..
]. c. Simpson, who accompanied the fu-
neral party to Wiuchendon, Mass, will
return with the family.