Evening star., 1899-01-02
Personal NOTES.
Recent Dinners and Other Enter
taiumeuts.

| Recent Dinners and Other Enter
| tainments-
/ Secretary ana Mrs. Alger gave a dinner
| Saturday night in honor of their daughter,
| Mrs. Charles Burial Pike of Chicago. who
| has been with them during the holidays.
| The guests were Miss Cassini. Miss Sbyl
| Pauncefote, Miss Barber, Miss Hay. Miss
| Miles. Miss Edith Patten, Miss warlcr,
Miss Emory. Mr.. and Mrs. Fairfax Harri-
| son, Baron Herman of the German embas
| sy, Mr.. Pliny Jewell, MIR. Tower. Mr.. Hum
phreys-Owen. Mr.. Eliot, Mr. Hay, MIR.
Reynolds Hit, Capt. Charles McCawley,
| L. S. NJ. c., and Capt. ]. G. Gilmore L.
| S. A.
| The Chinese Minister and Mrs. WI enter
| tanned at dinner Saturday night in honor
| of the Vice President and Mrs. Hobart but
| the latter was unable to be present owing
| to Il bad cold. The other guests were SEN
ator and Mrs Fairbanks, Senator and Mrs
Foraker, Senator and Mrs. Lodge. the com
missioner of pensions and Mrs Evans. Prof.
| and Mrs Thomas Wilson. Prof. and Mrs.
! Moore, the assistant postmaster general
and Mrs. Heath the assistant secretary of
war, the solicitor general and Mrs. Rich
ards, Senator Thurston and Mr.. Cary of
| New York.
Miss Clare Stevenson of Philadelphia is
visiting Miss Kaufman of 1421 Massachu-
setts avenue.
Miss Helen Tally of Grant place is at
present in Philadelphia, where she will
spend several weeks with friends.
Miss Gertrude Coder entertained her
| friends Friday evening at her residence
IL? New York avenue. Among those pres
ent were the Misses Eva Cooke Gertie and
Hattie Nicholson, Ellen Anderson, Grace
mackenzie, Mable WetheraI, Alma Mach
| man, Katie Bishop, Flosse Menchine, Ger
trude Coder, Messrs. Leo Nachman, Fred
die khnge, Charlie Dornoff, Harry Ander-
| son, Harold Nachman, Cartwright Boyd
George Mackenzie, James Bishop and Phil
| lp Nachman.
The marriage of Miss Edith Turner,
| daughter of the late Capt. Thos T Turner
| of st. Louis, Mo, and Mr.. Eugene Lee Be
moist of that city takes place at ST. Paurs
Roman Catholic Church, corner.of 18th and
V streets, Wednesday, January 1. party
of well-known st. Louisians. including Mr..
Eugene Benoist, Mrs. Carton, Miss johnson.
| Mrs. A. Deane Cooper and Mr.. Julius
Walsh, will be here for the occasion. The
| ceremony will be performed by Archbishop
| Ryan. who comes from Philadelphia for the
| purpose. He will be the guest Of the Misses
| Riggs.
| Miss Irene Kemp of Baltimore is visiting
| her friend, Miss Marjorie Morrison, at 127
! A street northeast.
Mrs. John Lynch and Miss Lynch have re-
| turned from New York city, where they
| spent the holidays.
Mrs. t. H. Stanton will receive all the
| Thursdays in January from to g.
| MIS- L. H. AlNOTQ VIII not receive IN jan
uary, but will be at home on the first and
second Tuesdays in February-the Ith and
| 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Baker, 24O0 Bright
| wood avenue, gave a birthday party to the
friends of their son Wilson on Thursday,
| December % The program consisted of
| music and singing by the children and Wis
| itors, followed by Santa Claus with pres
ents and candy. After a happy time spent
IN games the young folks adjourned to the
where iyrctf DON
the tempting refreshments. Among those
present were: Misses Marie Baker, Josie
ana Annie Regan, Loretto Alice and Regena
Sullivan, Ida and Clara Sidnour Nav Eb-
| ret, Mary and Loretto Helan, Lullfa Tan
sell Jessie Carburn. Aness Brusecke and
Masters Wilson and Carroll Baker Frank
| Helan, Willie Miller. Frank Sullivan, Rolin
and George Richmond.
Mrs. Charles h. Buck and Miss Chesley
| Buck will be at home Wednesdays in Janu-
airy at Rock Creek rectory.
On account of being absent from home
Mrs. Swope and the Misses Swope will not
receive on Tuesdays, but will be at home
the following Tuesdays in January.
The ladies of the Ardath Club, consisting
| of the Misses Clara Eccard, Inez Smith
Aimee Rich, Annie Long, Flora Eccard
t1dlth Wright Lucinda Hunt, Nina Grove
and Alice Hunt, have cards out for a re-
cepton from until January 2, 2414 Pena-
sylVania avenue.
L
day, December 29, to Master Willie Quinn
OF Pocomoke City by his cousin, Miss Mat
tie Tucker, at her home. 516 9TH street
| southwest Music, games and dancing were
enjoyed until late hour. A special fea-
lure OF the evening was the cake walk by
Mamie Reed and Matte Tucker Lillian
carll and George Tucker. Among others
present were Master Harold Claryoe as
Uncle Sam; Lillian CARL colored fiirt:
| Ralph Judd, clown; Mamie Reed. tambour-
| me girl; Ida Reed, Times boy; Inga Fos-
berg, Red Riding Hood; Annie Fosberg,
Quakeress; Rosa Friess, Martha Washing
ton; Matte Tucker, colored belle; George
Tucker Topsy; Harold Fosberg Aunt Je-
NINA; Albert Shoemaker, sailor boy: Henry
| Caril, irish girl; Ethel and Louise CARL
Plckanlnnies; Johnnie German, Uncle SAM
Johnnie Maddox. coored girl: Maurice
Healy, District volunteer: also Mr.. John r
ciaryoe and wife, Mr.. George w. Clarvoe
ana daughter, Bessie Ciarvoe: Miss Roberta
Clarvoe Mrs. j. Henry CARL. Miss Bessie
Houck MIR. and Mrs. George CarIl Mrs
William Maddox. Everett Maddox, Mrs
Reed, Minnie Reed, Cordelia Lyons Ada
Creamer, Carrot Tucker Willie Quinn
Mrs. s. H. Kaufman and Miss Kauf-
mann will not be at home tomorrow.
Miss Julia F. Scott daughter of Major D.
| M. Scott L. 5. A, left Friday for Detroit
| to visit Miss Sibley, Before returning she
VIII visit friends in Erie Pa, Buffalo and
| part of February.
The Ow! Euchre Club was delightfully."-
entertained by Col and Mrs. ]. w. Trent
len at the Livingstone on Friday evening.
Inc nrst prizes were won by Mrs. Boykin
and Mr.. Tydale, respectively while the sec
ond We're awarded to Miss Long and Mr.
Feds kamp. Among those present were
Col. and Mrs. Trentlen, Mr.. and Mrs. Bow
KIN, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Jacobs Mrs Long
Mrs. Teneyck, Miss Long. Miss Roe. MISS
Mabel Thomas, Miss Trentlen, Miss \, hite
Miss Wilson, Miss Kluge, Dr. Atkinson. Nr
Shariton Clark, Mr. Harry Draper, Mr.. G.
Ramp, Mr.. Onderdonk Mr. Shonpley Mr.
Iuilis, Mr. Tyndaie ~~.7 NJ White.
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