Evening star., 1899-03-14
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Columbian Women Will Receive Friends
Tonight
Recent Pleasant HOspitalitfes-Inter-
estinE Personal
Notes.


organization is composed of the women
| graduates of the university. together with
the wives OF the members of the faculties.
| and former and present women students,
| and has been very active during the last
| two years. 1t raised large part of the
| money for eQuipping the recently estab-
| iished university hospital.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Waring E. Evans most de-
lishtfully entertained the officers council
| of Calvary Baptist Sunday School at din
ner Monday evening in their new home,
| No. q Sth street southeast. The guests in
| cluded Rev. s. Fl. Greene, Mr.. Miles nj.
| Shand Gen. W. S. Shallenberger Mrs c.
| +. Mower, Miss Lydia Marshall, Mrs. W.
H. Hoeke Miss Kate s. White. Mr.. w. W.
| Everett and Mr.. d. A. Chambers.
Mr.. Anthony J. Drexel Biddle will give a
ing at his home on Walnut street Phladel-
| phia, in honor of Mr.. John Vinton Dahl
gren, formerly of this city, who will be his
| guest for several weeks. Guests will go
| from this city TO attend the event.
Miss Margaret Edes gave luncheon yes
| terday. when her guests were Mrs. McKen-
| ma, Mrs. Wadsworth, Mrs. ]. Thomson
Mrs McKeever, Mrs. Orville Horwitz of
Baltimore, Mrs. Patterson of Chicago, Mrs
Richardson. Mrs. Merriam. Mrs Huidekop-
er. Mrs Wickham Hoffman,, Mrs. Rick
| etts, Mrs Horstmann and Mrs Hoy.
Mrs. Chas. +. Hawkins. wife of Mr.. Haw-
| Fins of the navy. stationed at the New York
| navy yard. is now a visit to Dr. and
| Mrs. Mosby Baldwin, 1902 Rhode Island ave
| nue..
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Herbert Wheeler
| leave to day for their home in Omaha
Mrs. Florence X. Solger will not be at
home tomorrow, bat will be on other
| Wednesdays of The season.
| Mrs. Noble. widow of Capt. Henry B.
| Noble, L. S. A. and her sister, Miss Birnie.
| are at the Bancroft corner 18th and H
| streets, having returned to this city after
| an absence of several years. for more than
| two of which they Travelled extensively in
| Europe, seeking diversion for Captain No
| bic, who had Brght's disease, and who
| died suddenly in Dresden some months ago.
Gen. Kline having been ordered to the
| Philippines, Mrs. Kline and Miss Kathleen
| Kline have returned to Plattsburg barracks
to remain until the departure of the regi-
| ment.
Mrs. L. j. Smith, r7other of Lieut.. Alfred
T. Smith, 10Th L. s Infantry now en- route
| to Manila, has just returned from Atlantic
| CITY, where her daughter. Miss Frances,
| will probably remain until after the Easter
| holidays
| masquerade party was given Saturday,
| March IL. To Miss Helen Wetzel in honor of
| her fourth birthday anniversary. One of
| the principal features of the evening was
| a cake walk, in which nearly all of the
| little ones took part, Miss ErIna Frazier
| and Master Frank Puerner winning the
| first prize and Miss Audrey Sthwe5tzer and
| Master Louis Hittenkerner the second prize.
| The little hostess was Goddess of Liberty.
| Misses Erma Frazier. Fortune Teller; Lille
| Reesch, Aunt Dina; Bessie Puerner Flower
| Girl; Erma Reesch, Fairy: Audrey Schweit-
zer, Red Riding Hood; Bertha Cobey, Mar
tha Washington; Emma Schweitzer,
Little Bo-Peep; Matilda Els. Cross Patch;
| Roberta Weber. Columbia; Lulu and
| Lizzie Hittenkerner, Sarah WetZel Amer
L Lot n md Nac tar-c
| Lyston Hought. HodcarTer; Louis Hitten-
| kerner, Uncle Sam; Walter Covey, Clown;
Nathan Robin, Spaniard; Frank and John
| PIerner, Topsies; Karl Kaiser, English
| man; Stuart Patti, Baby, and Ernest Rob-
bins Bird, were among those present.
Miss Miriam Ives Ford entertained her
young frierds Saturday evening at her res
| idence, 1880 G street northeast to celebrate
her eighth birthday. The little folks were
| entertained by games and later repaired to
| the dining room, where a dainty collation.
| was served. Among those present were
| Bessie, Helen and Esther Ramsey, Mildred
| Fonda, Marguerite Ison, Mabel, Lena and
| Anna Duehay. Lizzie and Edna Ritchie,
| Ruth Heinard, Marie Bishop, Willis B.
| Magruder, jr., and Charles Mason Ford.
Mrs. James A. Garfield, jr., who has been
visiting Mrs. ]. Stanley Brown, left for
home today. Mrs. Brown gave a luncheon
| in her honor yesterday.
The Chinese minister and Mrs WI, with
| their young son. have gone 10 Atlantic City
for fortnignts stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Graves have re-
| turned from a most delightful trip to Flor
| ida.
| A very enjoyable entertainment was given
Saturday evening by the Capitol Hill His
! tory Club at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
| W. f. Cochran. Whitney avenue, Mt.
| Pleasant. There were interesting literary
| games and contests for prizes. A paper
| was read by Mrs. Patten giving a history
of the club in rhyme. Mrs. Roberts gave a
| recitation. Mr.. Fry gave tricks of magic.
| Music was rendered by the Misses chester
and Mr.. Fry on the piano violin and banjo,
and later refreshments were served by the
| hostess. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
j. P Clum, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin kiess Mr..
and Mrs. D. NJ. Hildreth, Mr.. and Mrs Q.
| H. Briggs Mrs. C. E. Metcalf, Mrs. j. w.
| Hall, Mr. and Mrs. A. d. Castor, Mrs.
Speake. Mr.. and Mrs j: L. Wilson, MI
and Mrs. NJ. L. Dague, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
| T. Horne Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Webb, Mr.
and Mrs. D. ]. Roberts, Mrs. Cush:nan,
| Mrs. Kenny, Mr.. James Briggs, Miss caro-
Clum. Mr.. S. Fry, Misses Henrietta and
| Matilda Chester DR.. and Mrs Patten and
| Mr.. Willy SDeake-
| The Morton Cadets entertained their lady
| friends last night at the sixth weekly dance
| at the armory rooms. The members OF the
| committee who have made the dances so
| successful and popular are Sergeants Dut-
| ton and Ball and -orporals Beuchert and
| Eichelberger. The ladies present were mrs
| Ball the Misses Dalton, Miss Beuchert, the
| Misses Butt, Miss Spencer, Miss Jost, Miss
| Harper Miss Temple. Gentlemen-Mr.
J Claiborne Mr.. Reynolds. Mr.. Curren and
| Mr.. Keller, together with the committee
Refreshments were served during the even
| ing.
| The entertainment given by Friendship
| Lodge, /. o. G. T., last evening was well
| attended. The program, consisting OF
| tabIeauX and music, was rendered by Miss
| Elsie WORTH Miss Henrietta Faulkner,
| Master Lawrenson, Miss BERTHE King, Miss
| Lottie Hoover, Miss Lille Cox, Miss May
| Martin, Miss Alice Hoover, Miss Bessie
| Bush and Messrs. Pitman, Nell, Good,
| Stewart and Plesses. At the conclusion MIR.
| PIessles made a few interesting remarks
and refreshments were served.
| Sale of the Olsen stock starts tomorrow
| at Lansburgh Furniture Co, 1926 F st. NV.
| -AdvertiSe Sement.