Evening star., 1900-02-17

idence, No. 900 14th street. Despite the
snow storm there was a large attendance
After routine business, dainty lunch was
served from delicately appointed tables
The guest of the guild on this occasion was
DR.. Lucy Waite, physician and surgeon of
the Mary Thompson Hospital of Chicago
DR.. Waite is visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo
Wright of Forest Glen, Md.
Mrs. Lloyd II. Chandler will not be at
home Monday next. but after that day will
receive on Saturdays at her new home, No
aOl9 Kalorama avenue.
The Althea Whist Club met last night at
the residence of Miss Lille Smallwood, 1117
11th street. Miss Josie Malvin and Mr.
Uly Brown won first honors, with Miss
Blanche Washington and Mr.. Sedg. Lam
ders close second.
Mrs. George w. Cissel will be at home for
the last time this season Monday, Febru-
airy 49, at her residence. Oak Crest 16l5
3lst street, Georgetown. Mrs. Cissel leaves
Tuesday for New Orleans. She will extend
ner trip to Brenham, Texas, to visit her
son, B. Cochran Moore.
Miss Mary McLain the charming young
daughter Of Representative McLain of Mis-
sissippi. entertained her club with music
and cards at her home, 81 street north
east. Some lovely prizes We're distributed
and dainty refreshments served.
Mrs. Frederick Tracy MiIlham of New
York city is visiting her parents Mr.. and
home Monday, February 10.
The Entire Nous Euchre Club was en-
tertained last evening by Miss Alice Clark
at her home, 1911 18th street, with the fol-
lowing members present: Misses Alice
Clark, Annie Clark, Nav Hall. Olive Rea
Helen Hastings. Anna Spefch, Grace speich
and Mrs. Charles F. Hastings and Messrs.
F. c. Healy, Bestor r. Walters, VIM II.
Jones: Lloyd NJ. Tillman. George E. Pot
ter, Charles F. Hastings, VIM. T. Ballard
and F. /. Dawson. The prizes were won
by Mrs. Charles F. Hastings and Miss May
Hall and Mr.. Lloyd M. Tillman and Mr..
Bestor R. Walters. Miss Olive Rea will
entertain the club Friday evening, March
9 at her home, 1109 Rhode Island avenue.
Mrs. Robert N. Harper of the Metropoli-
tan will not be at home Monday, nor Will
she receive with the ladies of the hotel
Tuesday, but will be at home for the last
time this season Monday, February 26
after o'clock.
Today at noon Miss Addte Estelle Ma
guire and Rev. Albert NJ. Hilliker, assist
ant minister at Epiphany Church, were
married at Epiphany. DR.. Randolph H. Nc
Kim officiating, assisted by Rev. ]. Mac
bride Sterrett. 1t was quiet event, there
being no invitations issued account of
the recent death of the brides father. The
bride entered the church with her brother
Mr.. Frank ]. Mcguire of London. There
trip Mr.. and Mrs. Hiiliker will reside at
1l16 Virginia avenue southwest.
Mrs. F. l.. Joannini has gone to Havana
to join her husband who is engaged in the
translation of the laws of Cuba.
Mrs. Porteous of Minneapolis formerly
well known in this city as Mss Alma Nor
ton johnson, is visiting Miss Kauffmann
1421 Massachusetts avenue, and will re-
ceive with her next Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Samuel Friedlander and Miss Dyren-
forth of 1923 10Th street will be at home
Wednesday, February u. and first and
third Wednesdays during the season.
Mrs. Thorne and Mrs Hates will be at
home Tuesday, February 20, from to 8,
at 1907 4th street.
Miss Estelle Peyser has returned home,
after an extended trip south.
Mrs. Francis Fletcher Field is unable, on
account of Illness, to make any calls this
winter
Owing to the continued illness of Lieuten-
ant Commander Waldomar D. Rose at the
navy yard Mrs. Rose will be unable to re-
turn any calls this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Kenney of lexington
gave very pleasant valentine euchre
Wednesday last. After euchre instrumental
music was given until refreshments were
served. covers being laid for twenty, each
finding an appropriate comic valentine,
which added greatly to the amusement of
the occasion. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs L. p. Kenney, DR.. and Mrs.
Waite. Miss Woolverton, Mrs. ]. NJ. Little
the Misses Shanks, Miss Foord and the
Misses Blackstone, Messrs. Baldwin, Dent
F. Williams, Posey, McLachlen and Roy
Kenney.
Cards are out for the wedding of Miss
Florence Wood Smith to Mr.. Robert Wash
ington Maupin at Gurley Memorial Church,
lie Droit Park, at o'clock Monday, Febru-
ary 26. Owing to the recent removal of
her family to Baltimore the bride-eect is
spending the intervening time with her
cousin, Mrs. Henry Calver of 1721 p street.
whence she will be married.
Miss Mamie McGrath Of 3O6 I'd street
southeast is steadily improving from Sc
rious Illness Mrs. Annie McGrath has
gone to New York for stay of two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Coons enter
tanned a number of friends at their new
home, "Gairth Briery.'' Berwyn, Nd on
Wednesday evening last. There We're vocal
selections by Miss Minnie Downing, and
piano and mandolin solos by Miss SERVE
ner and Prof Holt. Dancing and other
amusements were INDUCED in until late
hour, when a fine supper was served. Those
present We're Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Luckett.
Mr.: and Mrs. Mallet, Mrs. Sparkin. Mr..
and Mrs. r. l.. Irwin Miss Hollingsworth
son, Miss Scrivener, Miss Alice Scrivener
Miss Minnie Downing, Miss Ada Clarke,
Miss Nose. Miss Luckett, Miss Edith
Luckett, Miss Viola Mallet and Miss DAILY
Messrs. Ed. Whitson, Raleigh Luckett,
Houriet, w. Whitson, H. Smith, Chas. Cal
lahan, Geo. Bentley, Ernest Smith and
PrOI. w. L. H0it.
Mrs. James Sidney Peck of Milwaukee,
Wis state regent of the Daughters of the
American Revolution, has been passing the
week at the Grafton, and will be in attend
ance at the Daughters of the American
Revolution congress next week
Mrs. Luther N. Longshaw of No. B
street will receive Monday afternoon for
the last time this season.
Mrs. l. G. Peetrey and Mrs. H. E. Will
liams us Massachusetts avenue northeast
will be at home Monday, the 18th, and in
vite their friends to meet Mrs. c. A. Quinby
of Maine.
Mrs. Virginia hammond and daughter
Miss hammond, have left the Olympia and
are located at the Stratford, Columbia
Heights.
Mrs. Samuel Smith and Mrs. Washington
Gardner, assisted by Mrs. Brewer, wife Of
Civil Service Commissioner Brewer, will
be at home on the I'd instant from to 6,
at 1903 Clifton street.
Miss Bouldin will have with her Monday
the Misses Barksdaie of Richmond, Va.
Miss Katydid Jones entertained a number
Of friends charmingiy last night at pro-
gressve whist party in honor of her guest.
Mrs. Leet, daughter of Representative and
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