Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-24

Wilkerson. Miss Lizzie beavers, Miss Cal
! Ion. Miss Jones, Misses Coates. Miss L.
Wilkerson. Miss Roberts, Miss Owens Miss
Walker, Miss Lovelace. Miss Dorsey. Miss
Frazier. Miss Grooves, Mr. and Mrs. Fair,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
| son. Mr. and Mrs. Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. Don
oher. Mr.. and Mrs Oliver. Mr.. Baker. Mr..
| Wheelock. Mr.. Thirles. Mr.. Morrison, Mr..
Lovelace. Mr.. w. Bailey, Mr.. Switzerland,
| Mr.. Coates. Mr.. Taylor. At II supper
was served.
On account of the death of a near rela-
| tive. Mrs. B. L. Whitman will not receive
| this season.
| Mrs. Peckham had large reception yes
terday assisted by Mrs. Charles Spalding
| Mrs. Page. Miss Waller, Miss Rochester,
| Miss Bessie Davis Miss Train and Miss
| liagner, the Latter young ladies doing the
| honors of The tea table.
| Mrs. and the Misses McKenna held an
| other of the Pleas at homes of the af-
| ternoon. assisted by Miss Squire and Miss
| Ffouke.
| Mrs. White was assisted by Miss Sophie
| Anderson and Miss Horsey in entertaining
her numerous callers.
y delightful time spent last evening
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. J. L.
Thomas. corner Bright wood avenue and
| PREY Branch road. the occasion being a
| birthday party in honor of the twenty-fi first
! birthday of their daughter Lille. Whistlil:s
] SOIOS ny MY. NJ NJ CldTh, accompanied Dy
; his wife on the piano, were greatly enjoyed.
Another amusing feature was the donkey
game. Prizes were awarded follows:
First. ladies', Miss Flora Dawson; BOBBY
! prize. Miss Sallie King; first, gentlemen,
Mr.. Tastel; BOBBY riZe, Mr.. NJ. NJ. Clarke.
Among those present We're Mrs. keene and
Mrs. Howells, Misses Mollie and Abbie
King. Critic Ethel and Rhoda Thomas
Flora Dawson. Emma Keene, May Kelly
and Rosie Mcdonald and Messrs. Harrie
and VIM. King. A. Chapman. r. C. Ault.
George Ringold, j. e. Thomas, Ernest Cor
vim George Barnes, ]. Kelly. John King,
Albert, JOSEPH and Harry Thomas, Clarence
keene. George and Clifton Howells and Mr..
Berge.'.
Mrs. Edward W. Creepy is spending a
week at the Waldorf-Astoria. in New York
and will, therefore, not be at home next
| Thursday.
Mrs and Miss Dolliver will be at home
tomorrow from to at the Hamilton.
Mrs Garst, Miss Larrabee and Miss Clark
of Iowa Will receive with them.
Mr.. W. NJ Bobb of 924 Pennsylvania ave-
| nue. southeast was the victim of pleasant
surprise on Monday evening. it having been
previously arranged by his wife and daugh-
tiers in honor of the fifty-second anniver-
sary of his birth. Mr.. Bobb was away
from home when the guests arrived, but
was sent for and found his parlor full of
friends, eager to congratulate him A
sumptuous dinner was served, after which
music and converse ton made the moments
fly. Those present were Messrs John E
Herrell. Sergeant E. n. Burgess, c. A. Will
Jams, WIN. Yost, A. o. Bavendwier DR.. F.
| P. Donahey. VIM. A. Campbell. Amos
Yost, Captain Herrell, w. A. Barnsley, b.
F. Graham and Jas Jenkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Abbott of 1866 Broad
street, Augusta. Ga, celebrated the second
anniversary of their marriage Friday, Jan
uary 20. The evening was pleasantly pass
ed in card playing, after which refreshments
were served in an elaborate manner. Music
was furnished, and. about 10 o'clock, a
fiash-light picture was taken. The host
and hostess received some handsome pres
ents- TOaSts were given by Lieut.. BrinGie
of Carlisle, Pa. and Mr.. Samuel Wilson of
Wilmington, Del. Mrs. Abbott was for
merly Miss Ethel Fought of 921 22d street,
this city. Among those present were Lieut..
ErinGle of Carlisle. Pa. Mr.. Samuel and
Charles Wilson of Delaware, Corporal Lo-
pin of Ohio. Capt. Dunn and R D. West
of Washington. d. c., Mr.. De Jarnette of
Virginia, Mr.. Garwin of New York and Mr..
I. N. Royal of Washington. D. c.
Mrs. Frederick F. Schrader of $500 Nor
gan avenue, Holmead Manor VIII be at
home Friday, and also Fridays throughout
| the month of February.
! Mrs. John w. Hollyday and Mrs. H. D.
| Mexican of 1924 18th street northwest will
| be at home Wednesdays, January %, Feb
| ruary LIST and Sth.
| Mrs. Allen wife of the assistant secretary
| of the navy, will give a reception to the
| officers of the navy and Marine Corps and
! their families this afternoon.
| Mrs. Florence X. Solger will not be at
home tomorrow but on the remaining We'd
neSdayS of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glascott of Rockville Md
| have with them their daughter Mrs. Fred
A. Bickford, and little son, Colin Campbell,
| of Brooklyn, \. Y. and their son, Hugh
Craig GlascOtt, who is student of the
| Randolph Macon Academy. Front Royal, Va.