Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-03

I. Boynton, P. A. Brooks, ]. Bull H. Hall,
j. Halves, F. Hanks, F. Mclean and M
Tibbetts.
Mr.. Lauritz Hoist. late of London, and
Mrs. Hoist are spending the winter in
Washington. Mr.. and Mrs. Hoist have
taken apartments at the Hotel Gordon and
are a charming addition to the resident
artistic society Of Washington.
On last Tuesday evening Miss Rose Eel
linger 81 1912 G street southwest enter
tanned many of her friends. A very pleas
ant evening was spent in singing. games.
etc. Those present were: Misses Julia Stro-
bel. Maud Taylor, Alice Koogle. Wilhel-
nina Birch, Anna Trede, Maud Chambers,
Laura George, Louise Sparrow. Mary Koo-
gle. Charlotte Reed, Maggie Smmel, Annie
Kerr and Ethel Kluge
Mrs. L. d. Wilson and Mrs. Carlton
Hughes. assisted by Mrs P. NJ Hughes
and the Misses Wilson. will be at home
Monday, February ), from 3 toS.
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Richardson have
returned from their bridal tour and will be
at home to their friends after February 10,
at No. o6 b street northeast.
Mrs. Evert L. Harvey and Mrs Chas NJ
Forrest will be at home Mondays In Feb
ruary, AIS Sd street.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilkes of Charlotte.
n c., are spending a few weeks with the
Misses Wilkes. at S14 Connecticut avenue.
Mrs. Luther NJ. Longshaw No. B street,
with. her friend, Mrs. Overton of Kentucky,
Wa ~ CT hOiiiV -AoIiudS dlleIHOoiI, ebTu-
airy 5.
Mrs. Percy G. Smith, Mrs. H. Jandon-
Smith and Mrs. W. w. Anderson will be
at home Wednesdays, February and Il,
al 1906 18th street.
Mrs. s. G. Parker of 1861 Yale street will
be at home February and r.
Miss Laise. 1924 p street, has cards out
for tea, Friday, the 9th, when she will be
assisted by the young ladies of the Wash
1ngton Preparatory School.
The H. T. NJ. Euchre Club was enter
tanned Wednesday last by Miss Jennie L.
Coleman at her residence, 1903 NJ street
southeast The prizes were awarded to Mr..
Mr. Mckeown. After the distribution of
prizes a musical program was rendered by
Dr.. james ]. Kilroy, baritone solo; Miss
Lillian Cuff, violin solo; duet by DR.. Kill
Miss Annie Kelly; Mr.. VIM. Mcknight
gave several rag-time selections, with
banjo accompaniment; recitation by Mr.
John Sheehy; Miss Nellie Dougherty pre-
journed to the dining room, where u boun-
titul supper was enjoyed. Among those
present were the Misses Costello, Cuff,
Dougherty, A. Kelly. Watson, K. sheehy,
Sheehy, J. Coleman, a. Quigley, NJ. Null
cahy, j. Mulcahy and Messrs. Donovan,
Stack, Sheehy, Hannah, Clark, Dr. Kilroy,
Dr. Wallace, Carney, Dougherty, F. Cole
r.,
and w. Coleman.
Mrs. Edwin Lee Morgan Of 2815 Pennsyl-
yania avenue will be at home Fridays in
February.
Mrs. William n. Holmes of 1444 Slough
ton street will not receive Monday next,
but will be at home the following MONDAYS
in February and March.
The Twenlagen Progressive Euchre Club
was entertained last Tuesday evening at
lSi1 of T,.-e Z Dbl
18th street. This club is among the oldest
and most popular. in the city, being known
formerly the West End Progressive
Euchre Club. The first prizes were Won by
Mrs Hazard and Mr.. Palmer, while the
second were awarded to Miss Cluss and
DR.. Moore. At IL o'clock a bountifu sup
per was served, and sparkling wit and tol
lily prevailed. Those present were Mr.. and
Martin, Mrs. DIR. w. H. Daw, Mrs. w. H.
Hazard, Mrs. DR.. w. W. Baker, Mrs c.
F. Benjamin. Mrs. E. ]. Baker, Misses Flora
N. Cluss. Emily Proctor. Allah Vickery,
Dorothy Oliver, Emma Baker, DIR. Chas.
Moore, Messrs. ]. VIM. Palmer. Frank NJ.
Higgins. Jas. c. Hoyt. E. E. Baker. Chas.
B. Brookes and Louis Winter. Miss Oliver
will be the hostess for the club at Its next
regular meeting, on the 18th instant.
The Fleur de Lis Assembly was the host
last night to a party of sixty of its friends,
who were entertained with dance apd sup
per at the Cafe Robinson. 1t was Sone of
the most tasteful and enjoyable assemblies
OF the season. After the dance the guests
enjoyed midnight suppers Those present
included F. w. Sigourney and Miss Pierce,
G. A. Bentley, jr., and Miss Luckett, c. w.
Sigourney and Miss NJ. Daniels, C. J. Har-
ley and Miss Baker, r. F. Luckett and Miss
Thompson, c. E. Babcock and Miss Bacon,
e. c. Thomas and Miss Hoffman, W. f.
Harley and Miss Wise, C. ]. Peckham and
Miss Boswell, H. K. Bentley and Miss
Small, P. H. Moncure and Miss Foster. Ell
Dove and Miss Sipo1lrnay-
ker and Miss Werden, William Hutchison
and Miss Daniels, F. C. Tarbotts and
Miss Mass. Harry Mauger and Miss
Robinson. Milton sehley and Miss Roome,
w. p. Daniels and Miss Mcguire, John Co
penhaver and Miss Hendley, Harry Min
ster and Miss Levy. DR.. Warren Fales and
Miss Hause, 8. F. Frazier and Miss Mitch
ell, William Welsh and Miss Brown Guy
H. Corbitt and Miss Adams. ]. Stephen
Guista and Miss Tourney, Edward Hodges
and Miss Becker. F. j. Harris and Miss
S. Daniels, Adam Fisher and Miss Mitchell
LIE Roy Breithbart and Miss Thompson,
Weaver and Miss Pritchard, T. F. Willet
and Miss Warren.
Mrs. John w. Thomas of 1921 G street,
northeast has as her guest Mrs. NJ. P.
Horn of Philadelphia, Pa.
Mrs c. w. Halleck Of Takoma Park is
with her mother at Martinsville, Ind.
Miss VIII Allen Dromgrools, Mrs. Pettus
Oh tennessee ana MISS CnaStdlne OF MIS-
souri, will receive with Mrs. James Cooney,
221 A street southeast, Monday, February s.
Miss Daisy Held, who has been visiting In
Pennsylvania for the past four months. has
returned to her home
Mrs. George Whittlesey, 1870 Stoughton
street, will not be at home Mondays, Feb
ruary and II.
A marriage which was somewhat of a
surprise to their friends, took place here
Wednesday. January 81, Miss Hattie NJ.
Head of LeeSburg, Va, and Mark w.
Moore. jr.. of Washington, D. c., being the
contracting parties. and Rev. ]. ]. Muir
the officiating clergyman. Both were well
known here and throughout the south.
A quiet wedding in Virginia on Wednes-
day morning, February Z, will be that of
Miss Cornelia Borst, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Manning Bprst of Highland.
Culpeper county, to DR.. John Churchill
Gordon. jr.. son Of DR.. John Churchill Cor
don Of Charlottesville and grandson of the
late General William F. Gordon of Abe
marie. Miss Borst is the granddaughter
OF the late Peter B. Borst Of New York
and Luray, Va She is also a niece of Mrs.
Breckenridge Cabell Rust formerly Cor
nelia Borst, of Washington, for whom she
was given the name which has been borne
by one daughter of each succeeding gen.
Grafton of the family since the colonial
belleship Of their paternal ancestress, Cor