Evening star., 1899-02-04

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| Lenten season. She will be assisted by
| Miss Mollie G. Callahan of Columbia
| Heights Miss Frfsby of Conneilsyfhe, Pa,
| Miss Slaughter of the Plains, Va and Miss
Annie Ballenger and others.
| Mr. and Mrs j. G. Mcqueen of $50 NJ
| street entertained the Columbia Euchre
| Club at their home Tuesday last. After
two hours enjoyment with the cards, the
prizes were carried off by Mrs. w. h
klopfer, and Mrs. b. A. Allen. A dainty
collation. was served.
Friday evening last, Miss Ida C. Brahler
entertained at her home, COS Maryland
avenue northeast, a number of her friends
| In honor of her birthday anniversary.
Piano selections were rendered by Misses
A Lanahan, A. Rott, L. McLaine, and sew
era} vocal solos by Mr.. J. Rizzo. The even
| ing was also enjoyable with dancing and
games, after which refreshments were
| served. Those present Misses E.
Meacham, j. Meacham, r. Huck, A Rott,
L. McLaine, NJ. Rupert, NJ. Achstetter,
X Speeht, E. Federwish. A. Lanaham, T.
Lehman, N. Lanahan, X. Berger, E. Bor-
ger, j. Ward, and Messrs. L. Conradis, G..
Estler. j. Began G. Harrington, c. Specht,
| j. Casper, j. HiileH, E. Reith J. Rizzo F.
Bowman, c. Lanahan, G. BrahIer and G.
! Cullen.
Mrs. W. Scott Smith win be at home Fri
day afternoon, February 10, instead of the
nth, as announced before. She will be as
sisted by her daughter Mrs. Marcy of
Portsmouth, n. HI.
Miss Bertha Reeder of Baltimore, Md, is
the guest of Miss Edna Scott Smith at SO
T street
Miss Edna Scott Smith will not be at
home February II, but will receive Fri
day afternoon. February 10.
Mrs. P. M. Dubant gave a large luncheon
today in honor of her granddaughter, Mrs
George Daniel Marcy of Portsmouth, n. II.
Among those present were: Miss Bertha
Reeder, Miss Marie Dill, Miss Helm all of
Baltimore Md, Mrs. w. Scott Smith. Mrs
Charles E. Foster, Miss Allison, Miss Edna
Scott Smith, Miss Mabel Scott Smith, Miss
Spe and Miss Mabel Horner.
Mrs. L. NJ. Longshaw and Miss Hood will
receive Monday afternoon from 3 to 5 at
street.
Mrs. Samuel H. W Walker Mrs. William B.
Hardy, Miss Wake, and Miss Brady will
be at home Monday, February g. at 400 B
street northeast.
Mrs. Tolman. assisted by the Misses Toll
man and their guest, Miss Frishmuth of
New Jersey, Will be at home the first two
Mondays of February.
Mrs. d. L. Allison of 1112 NJ street will
be at home February s, assisted by her
daughter and Mrs. Bertha Adams Tlden
of Willimantic, Conn.
Mrs. Lizzie Rackey wife of w. H. Rackey
of 1896 Potomac street. who has been dan
gerously i'll for several weeks, is conva-
lescent.
Mrs. Andrew Payne gave euchre party
Wednesday evening at her home, Grant
avenue, Tenleytown The first prizes were
won by Mrs. Samuel Wendell and Mr..
Charles Shoemaker. The consolation prizes
were awarded to Miss Agnes Morgan and
Mr.. John Morgan. At the close of the
game the guests were invited to the dining
room for supper, which handsomely
decorated with La France and ferns
The last euchre party before Lent will be
given by Mrs. Samuel Weudels her home
on Wisconsin avenue, Tenleytown, Febru
ary To-
Miss Jennie Mcdonald, daughter of Mr..
j. j. Mcdonald of North Carolina avenue,
left several weeks ago to visit her sister,
Mrs. Moore of Baltimore, VINO is entertain
ing several Washington young ladies'
Mrs J. Eugene Blois left yesterday for
Baltimore to visit Miss Jennie Mcdonald
and Mrs. Moon.
There was pleasant surprise party given
to Miss Virgie Tenant last evening. The
evening was passed with vocal and instru-
mental music, and games were played, after
which repast was served. Among those
present were AIR. and Mrs. c. Forrest Mrs.
Appler, MIR. Joe Tennant, Miss 4. Wilson
and Mr.. Pepper, Miss NJ. Nicholson and Mr..
Padden. Miss J. Forrest and Mr.. McGee,
Miss E. Grey and Mr.. Barrett. Miss NJ.
Singebach, Mr. G. Harding, Miss c. Nue.
Messrs. q. Forrest, Singebach and p. Hard
ing.
Mrs Ross W. Wise of 1901 Pierce place
northwest has returned from a pleasant
visit at Takoma Park, and has her sister,
Mrs Thomas r. Davis, visiting her.
Mrs. Ccra L. V. Richmond and Mrs Car
rie r. Chapman will receive Monday from
2 to 5 pm. at 10 G street southeast,
Mrs. T. H. Anderson and daughter have
gone to Aiken, s. c., to remain until about
the 1st of March.
Mrs. George E. Walker will assist Mrs A
n. Skinner Tuesday, February and IA,
at her residence at the naval observatory.
Mrs. A V. Cawson of COZ street north
east was at home to the members of Mar
tha Chapter, 30. o. E. S, Wednesday
evening. The hostess was assited by Mrs.
Espy, Mrs De Shields, Mrs. Creamer, Mrs
Wood, Mrs. Woodman and Miss Trip,
while in the second parlor the Misses
Mitchell, Mrs. Jones, Miss Bertha Craw-
ford, Mrs. Bertie Geneste, Miss Nettie Rau
Mrs. Earnshaw and Miss Powell did the
honors of the table, which was decked with
ferns, the center piece being of La France
roses.
Mrs de B. Randolph Kem will not be at
home at the Elsmere Monday February g.
as has been announced. She will be in Bal
umore for a few days to visit her daughter,
wife of Lieut. o. W. Kutz Engineer Corps
Y. S. A, who is stationed there. Mrs Keim
Miss keim and Mrs A. r. McKenney of
ThIillitsCtd Will De at nome the remaining
Mondays in February to their friends and
visiting Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton.
Mrs. Hyatt and her daughters, Miss
Hyatt and Mrs. McCeney, have moved to
the Essex, 1922 N street.
The last of the Bachelors CotiHions will
be given Tuesday night. The same night
the Tuesday german gives a dance at
Rauscher s-assembly at and cotillion at
$50.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E. Washington, who
will leave shortly for New Orleans to at
tend the Mardi Gras, gave a dinner last
night, when their guests were Mrs Elkins
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ChataId, Mr. and
Mrs. Stilson Hutchins, Mrs. Fairbanks, Mr.
and Mrs. Cropper, Commodore Wallace
Mrs. Alfred Whelen of Philadelphia Miss
kibbey, Mr.. Charles M. Ffoulke, NJ
Boeufve and Mr.. r. Z, Lee, ir.
Mrs. o. B. Boyd and Mrs. j. W. Boyd
have taken apartments at the Kensington
Mrs. o. B. Boyd is at present in New York
visiting her daughter, Miss Mabel
Gen. d. S. Stanley and family have taken
for the remainder of the winter the house
No. 19lS Rhode Island avenue Mrs w A
Holbrook will be with them.