Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-19
THE WORLD OF . SOCIETY
Continued from Seventh Page.)

or+..ive Roberts will receive 1n1ornahS
Tuesday afternoon from to = O'Clock.
Mrs. ]. T. d. Blackburn of Albany Is
delegate to the D. \. K. from MONA
Chapter. She is stopping with her motliel
Mrs. H. A. Hall, 1115 Rhode island a.eh oe'
u.ho ia unable to see her friends on dc-
count of illness Mrs. Blackburn hopes 70
see her friends before returning nome anu
will notify them in due time.
Mrs Samuel Smith and Mrs. Washington
Gardner. assisted by Mrs. Brewer wife OF OF
civil Service Commissioner Brewer, VIII
he at home from 4 to 6 tomorrow, Iuesudy'
the Goth instant, at 1903 Clifton street.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. L. Howe OF Ne"
York who were in Washington all last
week on their way home from sou,. .'eli,
tour. have gone to Baltimore, Where tney
will remain a few days. During tneir stay
tare thew were the recipients OF many
courtesies from their friends.
Mrs William E. Brosius will be at home
Of the La Fetra Hotel Wednesday next
February 81, from $50 to 1880 pm.
The Calumet Pleasure Club, assisted by
the Ladies' Auxiliary, gave reception last
eveninp at the residence of the treasurer OF
the organization, Mr.. Frank Clark, 1223 L
street in honor of Miss Annette Lacey, VINO
will leave Washington in snort tlme lor
her home in Tennessee, where she mas peen
suddenly called by the illness OF her father
The evening was spent in dancing ana
music. after which supper was served.
During the festivities Miss Lacey was pre-
scented with a handsome ring by the men, i,,
hers Of the club as q testimonial or their
regard for her. Among those present We're
Misses Eliza Bell, Sarah washington, Ma
mic Berry, Annette Lacey, Hattie Collier,
Blandina Proctor, Messrs. Jerome Jenkins
Perry Green, Frank Clark, Alfred Ware,
Clarence Perry, Howard Wormley, WlliiaH
Green, Frank Wells and Richard Green
Mrs. La Fetra will be at home Wednes-
day, February 81, from to 10 o'clock Be
sides the ladies of the hotel, MRS; La Fetra
will be assisted in receiving by Miss Clara
Byrde Milligan and the Misses FoiKlnhorh
and Lutz.
The Branzon Mandolin and Guitar Club
entertained large number of friends last
Saturday evening at the residence Of Miss
B. Butler 1929 9th street northwest Selec-
lions were rendered as follows: Guitar duet,
Mendelssohn's Spring Song, Miss Bertha F.
Butler and Mr.. e. Vivian Dunstan; man
dolin duet, MELODY in F." Miss Minnie 1.
"Tone Poem," Miss Mabel Hart and Mr..
Harry M. Test. After selections by the en-
tire club, refreshments were served.
Mrs ]. Upshur Dennis, wife Of Judge
Upshur Dennis of Baltimore, is spending
this week with Mrs. George Melville Boil
ling 1905 street northwest.
Mrs. VIM E. Brosius will be at home to
her friends at the La Fetra Hotel on We'd
nesday, from $50 to 1880 pm.
Mrs. w. D. Monroe of 3107 N street will
discontinue her Tuesdays at home.
Mrs Florence Donohue and daughter,
Mrs. H. L. DeYo, will not receive today,
but will be at home for the last time this
season Monday, February 26, from to 6.
Mrs. Charles F. Williams and son have
arrived from Mare Island and are located
at 1915 Rhode Island avenue northwest.
Mrs. Hendley v. Napier, one of the dele
gates from the Martha Washington Chap
ter, D. A. R., of Macon, Ga, has arrived
and Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Homer
Blackmore, No. Cooke pace.
Mrs. Lumare NJ. Cleveland and Miss Gym
thia E. Cleveland will receive Monday,
February %, to Z, at 1888 18th street.
Mrs John T. Appleberg and Mrs. Helene
Kirkpatrick will be home tomorrow from
| from to 6 for the last time this season.
| The Abracadabra Literary Cub was en-
tertained at the home of Mrs. E. L. Pierce
$40 North Carolina avenue. on Wednesday
evening, the 18th instant, Mrs. Eugene E.
Stevens In the chair. Responses to roll call
were valentines Mrs. N. e. 8. Davis read