Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-18

Perez. daughter of the ambassador. has
given much time since her return from tho
north in directing the refurnishing Of the
drawing room Of the embassy which is
completely changed i'm appearance by the
Introduction Of gilt furniture, upholstered
I'm light hroCaded SattnS. The reception
room is now japanese I'm effect. a. IL now
contains the collection Of furnishings hang
ings. Curios. etc. brought home by Mr..
Rodrigo Azpiroz, son OF the ambassador,
and now third secretary Of the embassy.
Mr. Charles II Boyntou sailed this morn
ing to take charge Of she Paris office ~
The Associated Press Mrs. Boynt9U RWl
son viii remain with her mother Mrs.
Anna {. Gaines at 1860 Harvard street an
spring. when she viii join her husband.
Last evening at the Whitney Avenue
Christian Church a reception WIS rendered
20 the members by the Helping Hand So
ciety. After an interesting program. par
tiCipated in by The Misses Ardcll Payne.
Maggie DegEeS. Florence HpudSou, Bertha
Walker Maud Allen. Nellie King. Jeanne
Walker and the M.sSrs. Charles Foster,
Johnny Walker and Fred o'tuunefl re
freshmenjS were served by the ladies' 81
the society. Among those present were the
Misses Nellie and Eta King. Jeaui" and
Bertha Walker, Ella and Eva Rdgewuy
Maud Allen. Nellie Ntseuau. Nageie Deg
ges. Lizzie Schrauduer, Ardell PAYNE. Katie
Edwards. Florence Henson. Maggie kraus".
LUCy Bowen, Melze RudasiU, Bessie Dow
ling. Anne Alsop. Mr.. ana Mrs Harry
Artz Mr. and Mrs. q. Jones Nj. and
Mrs ". II. Sch-u. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
r. Conner MIR and Mrs Tingle and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. r. \ Baidorsnu.
Nj. and Mrs. \. Walker. Nj. and Mrs. T.
NJ r. Bowling. Mrs. Payne Mrs.. Wat
rous. Mrs. \. W Bowen. Mrs .. Dillon.
Mrs. \. r. Garrett Mr.. and Mrs. G. +.
Toepper Mr.. and Mrs. Everett. Mrs. h.
Stiles Mr.. and Mrs f NJ. DellinEor. Mr..
a H Io,khead and daughter. Mrs T..
Middleton. and the McsSrs- Charles Fos-
ter, Henry SCnraudner, James DoEges,
Fred OCOnneN. Clarence kUdasiN. Edward
SJahl. Riley Spiker Johnny Walker Geo.
Middleton. Bernard Bowling. George Swink.
William Rhein. Norris Mcdonald. Morris
Thome and the Rev. Ira ". Kimmel.
Mr. and Mrs. Nm. Twombly pleasantly
entertained the Eureka Euchre Club Thurs
day evening at their home on Massachusetts,
avenue The first prizes were won 10y Miss
White and Mr. shepherd. the second
prizes by Mr. and Mrs. Simpson. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs Ram2ge. Mrs
Keller. Mr. and Mrs. Elkins. Mr.. and Mrs
Donnelly Mr.. and Mrs. Simpson, Mr.. and
Mrs. shepherd. Mr.. and Mrs. Williams,
Mr.. and Mrs. SaNtOn, Mr.. ana Mrs. Twom~
bly,. Miss Weldon. Miss White. Miss Tas-
ker. Mr. BurweII. Mr. Nenable. Mr. Moore.
Dr. Battle and Mr.. Powell Mrs Jas il
johnson Of Tarboro', y. G. and the Misses
Goldney acted as scorers.
Nj Parker Mann IS in Washington and
the guest during his stay Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ross Thompson, Pas California avenue
MIR. and Mrs. Mann have lately purchased
a residence in New York city. where they
will in the future live, to the very general
regret Of their wide circle Of friends in this
city, both Of the artistic and social world.
Commander and Mrs Cowles are estab-
liehed for the winter I'm "A pleasant home
on street Yesterday Mrs C0Wies was
given a luncheon 10y Mrs.. Jackson, whose
other guests included Mrs Satterlee. Mrs.
Leonard Mood Mrs. Bingham. Ms Gray.
Mrs. HobSun. Mrs John Poor. Mrs. Sar-
gent and Miss Jackson.
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