Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-21

Ueslect THESE uiUSt oibaiiS va wv ~"
stantly. They are grateful for any help and the
dred Williams and Miss Douglas, their
guest, the granddaughter of stephen a.
Douglas. Little Miss Caroline Nash Will
celebrate her birthday today by a gathering
of her friends from to +.
Among the pleasant receptions TUESDAY
afternoon last was that given by the con-
gressional ladies of the Elsmere. The spa
cious parlors were tastefuliy decorated with
cut flowers and palms. Mrs. Brosius wore
steel-gray silk trimmed with point lace, ma
mond ornaments; Mrs. Graft was goWned
in black lace over ceriSe satin, diamond
ornaments; Mrs. McKenney was attired in
heliotrope velvet with lace and pearls; Miss
Broderick, blue MORE Handsomely trimmed
Miss Fannie Broderick. beautiful whi'e
gauZe over blue silk: Miss BrositIs, blue ana
white silk; her cousin, Miss Harper. French
organdie in blue. Light refreshments were
served at daintly arrangh d tables. A large
number Of callers were present
The Swen-la-gen Progressive Euchre Club
met at the residence of DR.. and Mrs. W.
H. Daw on Tuesday, January II. the
prizes, which were unique and beautiful,
were awarded to Miss Baker. Miss Flora
Cluss. Mr.. J. W. Palmer and Mr.: Louis
Winters. After a bountiful collation. the
club adjourned to meet Tuesday 'ahu-
airy 81. NV
Miss Theresa Buehler was rendered a
pleasant surprise party Thursday evening
last by hef 1flenUS. fltsS pItsSHt "SiS
the Misses Mohler. Sullivan, Gordon, Nor
gan Moran and Eagan: Messrs. Moh!er,
Saunders, Mason Potts, RUPERT, Murphy
Bell, Grogan and Fields. J
Miss Matte Sexton gave pleasant party
last Tuesday evening at her home, 1412 18th
street. Miss Sexton wore pink silk. The
evening was passed with vocal and lnstru-
mental music, recitationfs by MISS ReaFes:
Those present were Miss George Mooney OF
Tennessee, Miss Ella Clements, Miss Eva
JOSpDhine Clements, MISS
Gofr Miss Gwynn, Miss Gertfe Clements,
Messrs Kirkwood, Flora, Rupli Dickinson
and Sexton Wheat.
Mrs. Walcott and her daughters gave
progressive euchre party Thursday evening
at their residence 1229 Sth street After
the prizes were awarded a collation. was
served. Dancing was INDUCED in until
a late hour. Among the guests were Dr'
way. Mr. and Mrs ]. w. Crofford. Miss
Made Bayley Mr.. Reed Ansley, Mr. Co
nard Mr. and Mrs. Plant. Miss Plant, Mr..
Herman d. Williamson, Mr.. Howard ONO
hundro, Mrs NJ Steirlin, Mr.. VIII Steirlin.
Miss Bouldin, 1884 18th street, will be at
home Monday (after ~ till Lent. Her
niece, Miss Flournoy, will be with her.
Mr. c. r Hebb and Miss Lille A. Carroll
were quietly married at O'Clock Wednes-
dav evening at the parsonage of St. Domi-
MICS Church by the Rev. Father ORouke.
ONLY members of the families of the con-
tracing parties witnessed the ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. Hebb will be at home, 6Oo 10Th
street northeast, after the 23d of January.
A birthday party was given at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Stahl, 232
18th street southeast Monday evening, the
occasion being the celebration of the eighth
birthday of their son, Master Hugo Alvin
Stahl The little folks We're entertained
with games and music rendered by the
Misses Edna Stahl and Maude Bates, after
which they marched to the dining room
where a bountiful collation. awaited them.
Among those present were the Misses Nio-
let Dean, Bertha Cox, Grace and Maude
Smith Alice and Iottie Kramer, Ernestine
and Ruth Scott, Gertrude Harbour, Sudie
Shipley and Alma Mangum, Ethel and Phil
lima Wheatiey Frederick Harding, WeSSie
Bates and Irma Brashears and Masters Eu-
gene and Guy Mangum. Huga Stahl, Whit
ney and Lawton Herman, Charles Wells,
RAYMOND Bates, Arnold and Howard Bar
borr. Carl Richmond and David Thomson
and also Mr. and Mrs. Stahl, Mrs. Bates,
Miss Lottie Richmond, Miss Chrissie Thorn
son and Miss Mamie Lynn
Mrs. T. H. Armstrong of 1928 Whitney
avenue will be at home Friday, January u,
assisted by Mrs. James Watson.
Cards are out for the second german of
the Wednesday Cotillon Club, to be given
al Carroll Institute Hall ON the 25th in
slant Guests will assemble at $50 and
al 10 the german will be led by Mr. George
Thomas Cox The patroneses are Mrs VIII
liam Beale Hibbs, Mrs. Joseph p. Mnetree
AIRS. William Todd Devan and Mrs. William
Nelson Moore.
Mrs. Connell. wife of Representative Con-
nell of Pennsylvania. who was such a fav-
orite in the congressional society circle last
season. has returned to Washington. to re-
main until the present session ends. She
will be "at home to her many friends at
the Shoreham Tuesdays.
Mrs Zimmerman. Miss Bagaley and Miss
Livingston, assisted by several young la
dies, will be at home Wednesday, from 4
to g. 1Ji1 T street. -
Miss Flora Gugeenhotmer of Baltimore
is visiting Miss Della -Fischel, 921 Sth street.
where she will be pleased to see her friends
Sunday, January 22.a
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Taylor of ga 10th
street northeast have with them Mrs H.
B. Taylor and son and daughter of New
Freedom, Pa. and Mr.. and Mrs c. W.
Hooper of Long Green. Nd. The last
named are on their wedding tour.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ A. Weigle have issued
daughter. Elizabeth Maude Newman, 20
Theodore Linus Weed, the marriage to take
place at Havana in February.
The Saturday Evening Assembly will give
their next meeting February at National
Rifles armory.
The regular fortnightly meeting of the
Undecided Euchre Club was held Tuesday
evening at the residence of Miss Sauter II
street northeast with a full attendance
being the sixth meeting of the club this sea-
son. After several hours OF playing 1t was
found that the ladies' first prize was won
by Miss Barbara Sauter, with Miss Theresa
Sauter securing second prize. The gentle
mans first was won by Mr.. William Phil
lips. and the second by Mr.. George Moran
The ladies' consolation was won by Miss
FhilHps, while the gentlemans was awarded
to Mr.. B. p. Craig. After the result was
announced the club enjoyed an excellent
repaSt. Vocal and instrumental music fol-
lowed, the assemblage leaving at midnight,
after spending a most enjoyable evening.
Among those present were the Misses Sau-
ter, Miss Browne, Miss Phillips, Miss Wiss-