Evening star., 1900-12-22

ing MrS. Beatty mother, Mrs. W. ii. ftaE-
ward. at 100 East Capitol street, for the
holidays, and will be glad to see their
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Meyer have gone
to Florida. The latter will not return until
spring.
Invitations out for the marriage of
Miss Nellie p Bateman to John A. Bunch
at the f Street Baptist Church Wednesday.
December 70 at o'clock Miss Flossie
Bateman, sister of the bride will be maid
of honor, and F. Harold Deland of this city
VIII be best man. The couple will leave i'm
mediately after the ceremony for a trip
Forth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Schwab are enter
tanning Mr.. Sigmund Schwab of New York
Mrs. David Vincent Chadwick has re-
turned to the city and will he at home We'd
hesdays in January at 1923 Vermont ave-
nue., the home of her parents. where she
will remain until the return of Mr.. Chad
wick from his winter cruise.
Mrs. and the Misses Winner DPS Wyo-
ming avenue, are at home Thursdays in
January.
Miss Jenevive Calvert has gone to tam
bridge. Mass. to spend the holidays with
Mrs. John Frances Brice.
Mrs. George Washington Cissel is enter
tanning Miss Saunders of San Francesca
Miss Saunders has just returned from two
years travel through Europe. She will
remain here until after Inauguration as The
guest of Mrs Cissel, l645 3lst street, oak
Crest.
The Century Club entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. Keller at their residence, 152
East Capitol street. Thursday evening.
Mrs. Elkins won ladies' first prize. Mrs.
Twombly second, DR.. Battle gentlemen's
first and Mr.. Stamper second.
Mrs. D. p. Morgan entertained the Sans
evening last at her residence, No. 2l:o l
street. After the regulation fifteen games
had been played the winners We're announc-
ed to be Mrs. Silas Boyce. Mrs. William
Emerson. Col. Emerson and Major Car
ter, and each received a choice and hand
some prize. An elaborate supper followed.
The third meeting will be held with Mrs.
Burch, at 221O l street.
Mrs Carpenter widow of Capt. w l..
Carpenter, U. S. A. has gone to Dunkirk.
n. y. on visit to her husbands relatives
for the Christmas holidays.
A large gathering of young folks as
sembled last Sunday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Baruch, to celebrate the thirteenth
anniversary of their son Sammy. Games and
music were engaged until a late hour when
bounteous supply of good things awaited
them. Miss Louise Chambers won the first
prize In the games.
Mr.. Howard w. Thayer, naval craftsman
of the Norfolk navy yard. is visiting his
parents at THE Augusta He will spend
the holidays here.
Mrs. Stewart, wife of Senator Stewart.
will not receive until Thursday January 3,
She will be at home to her friends every
Thursday in January.
Miss Mary Goelet Shorb, who is spending
the holidays at 'The Essex" will enter
tain several girl friends during her visit.
Miss Mayn of 497 street southwest gave
a luncheon Thursday in honor Of her
friends, Mrs. Dixon Of Savannah, Ga. and
MISS North of Cumberland, Nd. Among
those present were Mrs. Riddle. Mrs. King,
Mrs. Miles, Mrs. Murray, Mrs. Fleming,
Mrs. Angley and Mrs. Ranel
The Saturday Evening Assembly have is
sued invitations for another of their popu-
lar dances on Saturday evening, December
%, at the National Rifles Armory.
Excelsior Literary Club held It's regular
monthly social in the parlors Of Mrs. A. H.
Frear, its founder, No. 223 Sth street north
east, Monday evening. In a brief address
Of welcome Mrs. Clara E. Kalstrom, presi-
dent, introduced the hostess as chairman
Of committee on program The club and its
attending friends We're highly entertained
by the following: Messrs. Carroll and Nc
Donald and Mrs. Emma Corby, violin. pic
colo and piano trio; Miss Lille Jost vocal
solo, Mrs Corby accompanying; Miss Han
nan Duffy, pantomime, in Delsarte move
ments; Miss Douglass, reader: Mrs. s. F.
Duffy essay 9anoh ana aIssber Hsr erer rec1.
tations; Miss Anna Duffy. vocal solo, Mrs.
Florence Duffy accompanying; the Misses
Matilda and Henrietta Chester, violin and
piano duet; Mrs. Fred Kalstrom vocal solo.
Miss H Chester accompanying; Prof Bebee
and A. H. Frear, vocal melodies; }. ID.
Swnburne. ventriloquism and humorous
stories; Mrs C. H. Fentress. vocal solos;
Miss H. Chester, piano solos; John B. Con-
nor, comic songs, and brief addresses by
Messrs N Smith, ]. B. Connor. j. D. Swim
burne and S. W. Russell Among others
present not already mentioned were; MS
and Mrs B. B. Saxton, Mrs. n. Smith. Mrs
e. Murphy. Mrs. c. S. n. Seely, Mrs. F. NJ
Cherry, Mrs. L. K. Tbbetts. Dr. l.; NJ
tin, Mrs E. M. Willis, Mrs. Add!e w. Fos-
ter and Mrs Martin, the Misses Daisy Hon
odle. Lillian and 1value Jost. A Martln, NJ.
r. Murphy. Minnie Morsching. Addle CheW-
Ming Kate Swearinger, Lillian and carrie
Sale and Louise Connor
Mrs j. G.. Wiltshire and daughter OF
Front Royal, Va, will receive their friends
at 80 Massachusetts avenue northeast
Wednesday, 26th, from until pm.
Miss Mary Andrews of Milledgeville, Ga,
Is visiting at 200 A street southeast.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Dora Walsky to DR.. Bent. B: Wechsler of
Pittsburg, Pa At home Sunday, December
%, from to 10 pm. COS 9th street.
Miss Savina Goldsmith Of 400 r street has
as her guest Miss Rena Frank of Balti-
more, and will be at home to their friends
Sunday evening December %.
Mrs Edwin NJ. Truell returns to the city
today, after being snowbound in Maine,
where she has been visiting her mother. She
stopped a few days while returning at High
Lodge Park, in Lawrence, with Mrs. F1eIeS,
her slster-in-law, and in Boston with her
son.
Mrs. Cornelius T. Belt has issued cards
for a tea January 3, to meet the Misses
Fair of Virginia, who are her guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Needham have
taken the house 1923 Massachusetts avenue
and are settled for the winter Miss Need |
ham has just returned from a visit to In
danapolis and Chicago and Miss Edith,
who is attending school at Pelham Manor,
is home for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. James K. Depue of Cedar
avenue, Takoma Park, have removed to |
the city and are residing at 209 9th street |
southwest. Mrs. Depue will be home in |
Tuesdays during the season
Mr. Crosby Miller will spend the Christ !
mas vacation with his grandmother, Mrs. |
Haskin, at 725 20th street.
Mrs E. G. Davis has cards out for a tea |
December q, to introduce her daughter,
Myra Louise. She will be assisted by Miss
Miss Minona Dom, Miss Helen
Birney, Miss Sigsbee, Miss Scott and Miss