Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-23

McKeown. fine musical program was
then rendered by DR.. James kilroy Miss
Arnie Kelly, Miss Della Costello and Miss
Annie Dougherty, and with the hostess as
accompanist Mr.. Will Mcknight gave rag
time songs and dances.
Mrs. Isaac Chauncey Long OF Argyle gave
| a luncheon yesterday.
Mrs. Van Auken Mills has returned from
New York city and will be at home Tues
days in February, at the Woodmont.
Mrs. lamar Montross Tyler and her
daughter. Miss Elizabeth Tyler. of 1903 Q
street. will be at hone Wednesdays. Ianll-
AIRY 2i and II, from TO u, and in the even
ings from to H.
Mrs. William G. Boyd Will be at home
Thursday, January D. foc the last time this
season.
Mrs. Crawford. wife Of Capt. Medorem
son, 1905 Q street. Miss Lorraine Edison
will accompany her aunt to Havana next
month. where Capt. Crawford is in COM
nland of the I'd Artillery.
Mrs. Hill and Miss Hill, wife and laugl-
ter of Representative Hill of Connecticut
will be at home at the Cochran this after
noon from > to Il clock.
Mrs. Duncan Warning of 251S 18th street
will be at home Friday. assisted by Miss
A. Claire Crosby of Riverside. Ill.
Mrs. Ernest W. Roberts, wife of Repre-
sentative Roberts. will receive the first ami
tlilU leSu3NS Oh eslCfl month.
Mrs. Prince, wife of Representative Prince.
will be al home on Tuesday. January 30. at
1887 keresaw avenue. Mr.. Princes mother,
Mrs. Livingston, will receive with her
Mrs. Joseph Romance Edison and Miss
Edison will be at home tomorrow, Wetnes-
day, 9th.
Miss Hay, who is in Philadelphia visiting
Mrs. Clement Griscom. was present yester-
Gay at the Cassatt-Fen wedding Miss HAY
a blllp hrOa IclOth g RI of u-1ic
was braided in black and trimmed with
chinchilla Her hat was q large black one,
trimmed with ostrich plumes.
Mr.. Frank W. Foreman and wife of Min
neapoiis. Mimi, en- route to Bermuda for
the winter months. are spending few days
in the city with relatives on Columbia
Heights.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hamlin are spend
ing a few days here.
Mrs. L. D. Baxter will not receive this
month, but will be al home Wednesdays in
February.
At the residence of his grandparents Mr..
and Mrs. w. Z. Humphrey. Master Emmert
Pomeroy celebrated the third anniver-
sary of his birthday. A number of his lit
tie friends were invited. Games Were play
ell and the cake walk was given by several
of the little ones, after which all marched
to the dining room, where bountiful sup
ply of good things was dispensed. Master
Emmert was the recipient of many pres
entS Among the little IoiRS present were:
Nelson and Warren Humphrey. Francis
Tooley, Nellie and Katie Mccarthy, frankie
and Katherine Howard, Lorraine B. HELEN
Eugene Ochenreiter and Myrtle Saunders.
Mrs. NJ. E. Ballantyne will not he at
home again this season, as she has accom-
parted her father, NJ. VIM. Ballantyne, to
North Carolina for months visit.
Mrs. Albert c. Leitch of New York
spending a few days with her parents at
1745 18th street.
Mrs. s. F. Miller, whose Monday recep-
items at her nome Oh Highland Terrace
have been the meeting place for SO many
old friends, not able to receive yester-
day, owing to a cold, which has kept ner
indoors for the past week.
Mrs. Henry Clay Evans and the Misses
Evans will be at home tomorrow, 3 to &, at
1906 NJ street.