Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-27

and the literary program was closed with
Mare Sonars dainty monologue, I'm Obiet
d Art" recited by Miss Sewen During the
evening Miss Elizabeth Edison sang Vidafs
'Si 'e'tais rayou," and Mrs. W u. Win
dom gave one of S2emelenyis waltZes. Mr..
Charles c. Rogers gave Chopin's Nalse Bril-
iante, and in answer to repeated demands
gave other numbers from Chopin. Among
those present were Mr. and Mrs. w. ID.
Window. Miss Sedgely. Mr.. Ralph Jeffer-
son. Mrs. and Miss Dittmar, Miss Fair
grieve. Prof. r. p. Clark. Mrs. Van Deu-
sen. Mrs. and Miss Sewell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Preston. Miss MacNaughton, Mr.. Ion. Mrs.
Sheridan. Miss Camp. Mr.. Joseph Becker,
Miss Marie Becker, DIR. Anita MCGEE. Mr..
Scudder Miss Parret. Miss Mele, Mr. Hugh.
Miss Robinson, Miss Liebschutz, Mrs
Stearns. Mr.. Paul Voinot. Mrs. and Miss
Fisher. Mrs. Cole. Mrs. Rogers and DR.. n.
w. Wiley.
Mrs. Greenwood Stanley. 242s 1ith street.
will spend the remaining winter months
and spring in Texas, where she goes We'd
nesday, January 81.
A pretty wedding of the past week was
that of Miss Carrie Ostermayer and Mr..
Charles A. tanner which occurred at the
residence of the brides mother. No. G9
9Th street southwest, on wednesday even
ing last. the Rev. Mr.. Brodthage ofhciat-
ing; Miss Annie Burke bridesmaid and
Mir. George Maier as groomsman. Only
rela tives and immediate friends were pres
ent They will be at home to their friends
at their future residence, No. SIG AZ street
southwest
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. T. Shane OF Capitol
Hill entertained a party of young people al
their residence last evening Several me
vocal and instrumental selections were rem
dered after which games and dances were
enjoyed. Refreshments were served in tnelr
dining room, which was BEAUTIFULLY decoraf-
ed with palms and cut flowers. Among
those present were Misses Maud Harding,
Ray Kaufman. Pearl Padgett, Florence
Metz. Frances Miller. May Taylor, Edna
Startzman, Edith and Rose Rigels. Messrs-
Charlie Gordon. Lewis Wagner, Tom ALI
son, George Dietrich, Raymond Padgett,
John Tate. c. Bradshaw, p. Jenney.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Will
kson. 221 9th street southeast. was the scene
last night of q birthday party, given In
honor of Master John W. Martyr. After
spending some time playing games the chill
dren were served with supper in the dining
ROOM which was tastfully decorated for the
evening Among the children present were:
Miss Ruth Duffy, Nora Richardson, Myrtle
Scofield. Bessie Phillips Mamie wilson,
Ethel Harris, Edith Martyr. Helen and In
mis- Babson, Edna Dodge. Daisy Chambers,
Helen Anderson and Masters James Thomp-
son. Archie Murray, Edie Tyler. Ivan
Beers, ]. Dudley, Burns Posten, Walter
Vernon and Wilbur Dodge.
| A party of friends were present from
Baltimore. They were: MIR. and Mrs Ma
theny. Misses Eva, Annie and Pauline Ma
theny and Mr. and Mrs. List.
Mrs. r. H. Muir of East Orange, N. J..
and her daughter. Miss Mabel F. Muir.
both of whom attended the Presidents re-
ception on "Wednesday evening. are the
guests of Rev. DIR. and Mrs. j. ]. Muir. and
expect to remain in Washington the greater
part of the winter.
The monthly social of the Excelsior Lit
crary Club was held at the residence of
Mrs. George A. Bacon. No. 1IoS 10th street,
Thursday evening. An elegant program
was prepared by the hostess, consisting of
vocal aid instrumental music, readings.
&c as follows: Mandolin and piano duet
by Miss Francis Edwards and Mrs. A H.
Frear respectively: original poem, by Mr..
]. l.. McCreery; reading. Miss NJ. C. Ben
nett: piano solo. Miss Ethel Tibbetts; adj
dress Mr.. Geo. A. Bacon: vocal solo, Miss
l Francis Edwards: remarks by Mr.. ]. B.
Fletcher of New York; vocal duet, Mr.. and
Mrs. A H. Fraar. Others taking part were:
Miss S. E. Lynde of Boston. Mass; Mr.. ].
c. Knapp of Nebraska. Mrs. Edwards. Mrs.
Z. A. Tibbetts and others. Refreshments
We're served. An invitation was extended
| to the club by the hostess to attend re-
ception to her daughter Mrs. Belle Bacon)
February Is. The next social will be held
at the residence of Mrs. A. Fl. Frear Feb
ruary %
Miss Hazen. daughter Of DR.. and Mrs w.
P. c. Hazen, gave delightful euchre party
on Wednesday evening. The parlors Were
beautifully decorated with palms. La
| France roses and asparagus. The prizes
were Won by Messrs. Titus, OConnor.
Misses Virgins and French. After the
games were played and refreshments had
| been served Mr.. OConnor rendered some
vocal selections, adding greatly to a most
/ enjoyable evening The guests present
We're Misses Chambers, Courts. Emmons,
French, Higgins. Joyce, Muehleisen. Rupp,
| Shields, Smith, Sommerviiie. May. Weide
and West Messrs Hazen, Higgins. Keleher
Marsteller. L. Norwood. III. Norwood,
O'Connor, Titus, Wright, Warner and Vel
Ter.