Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-02-25
THE SOCIAL WORLD
Continued from Seventh Pase.)

Sydney Harrison, Albert E. Muzzy, Howard
Wright. Walter Blackwood. Arthur Har-
Vey and William Hall. The prizes were won
by VIM. I. Ballard, first and Miss Clara
H Palmer, second. Miss Rea and Miss
Palmer leave today for Baltimore. where
they will spend a few days with their cou-
sin, Miss Bessie Rea.
Miss Cannon, daughter of Representative
Cannon. will leave next week for a visit to
New York before returning to her Illinois
home.
Mrs. John o. Evans gave a dinner to
fourteen last evening.
The ladies of the North Carolina Society
will hold a reception at Confederate Vet
Grams Hall on Friday evening, March g.
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. DOGGY gave a
dinner in honor of Representative W. E.
Williams of Illinois this week.
Mrs. Gilbert Robinson, who has been
visiting here for several days, has returned
to New York.
The semi-monthly dance given by the
Mount Pleasant Athletic Assembly was
held at their club house last evening and
was well attended. The hall was hand
somely decorated with flags and bunting
The Saturday Evening Assembly will give
dance on March at the National Rifles
Armory.
Mrs. Mitchell of Wisconsin returned YES
terday from Cuba, after a fortnight's visit.
There was a meeting of the Utopian
Bachelor Girls at Mrs Mallet's 1905 1
street. Monday night, February 90 After
a pleasant time spent in cards. "a fine col
lation was served Miss Kurtz was the win
ner of the first prize and Miss Dockman
from Baltimore, a guest of the club, the
winner of the second.
Mrs. A. P. Clark, jr., of PAL Delaware
avenue northeast will not be at home Mon
day, the 9th, but will receive informally
Mondays in March.
A Martha Washington tea was given
on the evening of the 22d at the residence
of the Misses Raymond of Capitol Hul.
After suitable program refreshments
were served after which games were play
ed Among those present were Misses Viz
gle and Mabel Raymond, Gertea Roderick,
Mamie Brennan, Hattie Baiiey, Laura
Black, Louise Stephenson, Nellie Bishop
Sallie Sehaefer, Flora Austin, Lollie Ray
Mary Cuddy and Edna Bowin, and Messrs
Louis A Sterne, Howard Roderick, Mof-
fatt and Thos. Bradley, Thomas Rice
Samuel Klawins, Carl Vierbuchen, Chas
Morrisette, Jake Kettler. Ernest Kettler,
Norris Enga, Ruben Poston, George Ford
and Robert Maxwell.
The matinee german given by the South
ern Cotillion on the afternoon of February
% was one of the most pleasing dances
given by the young people from the south
land this season. 1t was led by Mr.. w.
Wilbur Keblinger. assisted by Miss Lily j.
Taliaferro. Among those present were
Misses Amy BaIlinger. Lillian Helen, Hell
en- Birney. Annie Tickling, Juliette Miller.
Cooke. Woods, Brumm, Thomas, Smith,
Frisbee, Evans, Keys and Mrs. Ashby w.
Woodward. and Messrs. Spurrier. VIM.
Kirk. George Watson, N. w. Barksdale, A
Caldwell, John Ballinger. Frank G. Butts,
Claude Berry, George Weaver, Mac Han
ger. Hugh Hanger. Thos. Aisquith, Alex.
Breckinridge, Hardesty. Smith and Dr. r.
E. L. Hackney and Dr. Marsteller A
Mi-Careme german will be given by this
club March T.
A pleasant masquerade party was given
to Mrs. s. F. Legge in honor of her birth
day. The evening was passed with vocal
and instrumental music, followed by
dancing, after which the guests retired to
the dining room, where an elegant repast
was served. Among those present were
land. Capt. Burns of Alabama. Mr.. Mitchell
of Minnesota. Mr.. Keiso of New York
Mr.. Byram of Rochester, Mr.. Robson of
Pennsylvania, Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Ohm,
Mr. Young of Scotland, Mr.. and Mrs.
Julian p. Hendley. Miss Marion Hendley,
Miss Alice v. Tucker, Miss Minnie Rye,
Mrs. Fred Burlingame, the Misses Clara
and Ethel Burlingame, Mrs. Chappelle. Mr..
Miss Hattie Ohm, and the Misses Mills
Mrs. Legge was the recipient of many
handsome presents.
The regular meeting of the E. 7. w.
Literary Club was held Monday, February
20. at the residence of Mrs. and Miss May,
1915 4th street. After business the program
included short numerous sketches by menu
bers: instrumental solo. Miss Maude
Drew: the life Of Tissot, Mrs B. A. Allen;
selection from James Whitcomb Riley, Mrs.
Charles Fairman: vocal solo. Mrs Louis
C. Dimmick; Instrumental solo, Miss Drew;
illustrated talk upon Hawaii. Mr.. r. E.
Logan, and vocal solo by Mrs. Dimmick.
During refreshments partners conversed
upon given topics, after which the club
adjourned to meet Tuesday evening March
Q. With Mr.. and Mrs Thomas s. Taylor,