Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-03-24

LaSka, Connors, Margaret Linton, Teresa
G Vos.: Messrs f",is an" Wost MI Ia. '1 u
Ray, Harvey Balmer. Ed. H Harris. DR..
Steve Poole and ]. F. Mccormick. Dancing
was enjoyed later
The Capitol Hill Euchre Club met at the
residence Of Miss Genevieve Matthews Fri
day evening. The winners of prizes We're
Misses Lillian Wagner and Maude Wagner
and Messrs. VIM. Rothwell and Paul Carr.
Those present were Miss Maude Wagner,
Miss Daisy Rothwell, Miss Lillian Frech.
MISS Ella Wagner, Miss May Hersey, Miss
Lydia Rothwell, Miss Lillian Wagner and
Miss Genevieve Matthews and Messrs.
Munsey, Carr. Hands. Butler, Herrell Pig
| OFT. Harris and Rothwell. Miss Daisy Roth
well will next entertain the club at her
residence, "a 9th street northeast.
Inc semi-monthly meeting of the Mime
| haha Social Club was held on Thursday
evening at the residence of Mr.. Alfred ].
Edison "a N street northwest, and was
| largely attended. The prize game arranged
by Mr.. c. Edison was both amusing and
l mss ahd the prize winners were
Mr.. l.. Steuart and Mr.. Constantine The
club voted to hold its next meeting on
April 8, with Miss Effie Bundick, 12lO East
| Capitol street. Vocal and instrumental
| music was furnished by Mrs Carrie smith
and Miss Edison. Among those present
was Mrs Edison, Miss Edison, c. Edison,
Colonel A r. Maupin. Mrs Mary c. Lewis,
Mrs Margie Miller. Mrs. d. P. Dnsmore.
Miss May Martin, Miss Addie Martin. Miss
| Sadie harrington Miss Effie Bundick Miss
Stella E. Dinsmore, L. Stuart Frank Ford.
Mr.. Constantine Mr.. Healey, WILDER Nc
Daniels, Mrs. H. F. Smith, Mr. H. F. Smith
| and r. A. Dinsmore. Refreshments were
served In abundance.
| A bus party was given by the Philopena
| Pleasure Club left Washington Thursday
| evening, March %, at 7:2O, for Langley
| Va Among those who participated in the
| dancing and other entertainments after
| their arrival at their destination were
| Misses Berdie Gerhardt. Gertrude Clishiam,
| Ida 1nglehardt May Ryan, Daisy Hays,
Annie Collins Carrie Greenwell, Lena
| Greenwich, Mamie Arthur, and Messrs.
Daniel Geary, David Collins, Frank Col
liam Greenwich, Prof. Huntress, David Bar
rem and Joseph Bum. Mrs. Stephen b.
Sorrel was chaperon.
Miss Myra Gordon will be at home to her
friends after the LIST of April at the resi-
dence of Mr.. r. c. Hess 237 9th street
southeast.
Miss Oral U. Adams, who has been spend
ing the winter with her uncle and aunt
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Watson of Kens-
ington, Md. has returned to her home in
Portland, Ind.
Mrs. John Hyde read an interesting pa
per on Roman Generals and Heroes at
| the regular meeting of the Columbia
Heights Art Club, and Mrs. E B. H. Tower
gave selection from Virgil and Horace. A
general discussion upon the papers fol-
| lowed.
A party Of young people left the city
| Thursday night on a trolley ride for the
| home of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Swift, at
Falls Church, Va. Dancing was enjoyed
until late hour when supper was served
In the party were the Misses H. Haneke,
p. Gallagher, A. Beavers, S. Veitch, L.
Weigel, K. Mcnamara and Ella and Eva
Stanley, Messrs. G. Thorne, T. Banes, w.
| Schorr, H. Weigel, W. Poole. H. Smoot, J.
Stanley, G. Thomas, Z. Rea, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Swift, MIR. and Mrs. James Poole
| Miss Jeanette Poole and Master Alfred
Swift
Mrs. Frank Randolph will leave shortly
for Havana to join her husband, who is
connected with the Quartermaster generals
department.
The home Of the Ridgeways, 234 street,
| was the seen of a very pleasant affair last
night. The occasion was the annual dance
given by Miss Alberta Ridgeway. After
| the dance supper was served. Those pres
| ent included the Misses Alberta and Ethel
Ridgeway, King, Bailey, Armstrong and
| Fitzhugh and Messrs. Kirkwood, Dennison,
Curran, keene, Ridgeway and French.
Mrs. A Markward Of Washington, D. c.,
| was quietly married today at noon to Mr..
H. K Wilson of New York city On their
return from New York they will be infor-
| mally at home Wednesday, March 2S, from
Z to 10 pm, at their residence, I31 18th
street northeast.
Mrs. T. De Witt Talmage, who has been
| seriously ill with the grip, is now recover
| Ing, but will not be able to return any calls
before she sails for Europe, April 10.
| Miss Virginia NJ. Lambert was the hostess
of a progressive euchre last Tuesday even
| ing at her residence, 321 street southeast.
After twelve games had been played re-
! freshments ware served. The successful Win
| ner for the first prize was Miss Elizabeth
Everett; second, Mr.. Albert Potter: third,
Mr.. Vivian Everett. Those present were
| the Misses Inez NJ. Howard, Virginia E.
| Campbell. Jennie Garner, Ida Alice, Mamie
| Irwin, Nettie Spaids, Bessie Lambert Mary
| Garner and Margaret H. Campbell Messrs.
| G. T. Kelsey, Albert S. Titus, Charles E.
! Dement,, r. H. Howard R. B. Campbell, E.
| Maury Posey, W. P. Lambert, Charles 4.
| Marsh and ]. H. c. Taylor.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G. Coldren have issued
invitations to the wedding reception of
| their daughter, Virgia McLan Galbreath,
| and Mr.. Ben Temple Webster of Peoria, ILL.,,
| Wednesday evening, March -. The recep-
ton will be at their residence, 1876 c street
| southeast, and will Immediately follow the
| ceremony, which will be private.
Miss Grace Thyson of Washington is the
| guest of Misses Lang of Baltimore. Mrs.
Philip Lang gave dinner in h9r honor,
| Miss NARROW, Miss Collins, Miss Handy,
| Miss Watts, Miss C. Lang, Miss w. Lang,
Mr.. B. Lang. Mr.. Watts, Mr.. NARROW, MIR.
w. Lang, Mr.. Jackson, Mr.. Beatty, Mr..
Smith and Mr.. Patten.
Friends assembled at the residence of Miss
| Bessie H. Boron of Capitol Hill Tuesday
| evening to meet Mrs. Smith of Charles
| town, w. Va. A very pleasant evening
| spent. Among those present We're Mrs.
| Moore. Mrs. Boron, Miss Belle Daley, Miss
Laura Perrie, Miss Matte Perrie Mrs Mar
| tin, Miss Martin, Mr.. Smith, Mr.. Shaefer,
| Mr.. John Boron, Mrs. Carl Graft and Mr..
jerome Boron.
Last Wednesday evening the French Club
| met at the residence of DR.. H. W. Wiley.
on 10th street. to enjoy very interesting
| program Mr.. Buynitski, president of the
| club, opened the meeting with the an
| nouncement that three-act play had been
selected for the closing performance of the
season. During the evening humorous
| readings We're contributed by Mrs. Dittmar,
Mr.. Jos Becker and Mr.. Ralph jefferson.
| Miss Elsie Belt sang Ardits favorite
waltz, I'll Bacio,' and Miss Mangeot's in
| strumental selections were warmly APP
| plauded. Miss Ethel Camp brought the
program to a close with an original descrp-
| ton of the sonata of modern times. Among
| those present were: Mrs. Camp, Miss Lud-
gate, Mrs. Van Deusen, Mrs. and Miss
| Sewell, Mr.. Hugh, Miss de Penncoet, Miss
| Winner, Miss Mann, Mrs. Becker, the
| Misses Becker, Miss Elizabeth Edison, Mr.
| r. P. Clark. Mrs and Miss Dttmar, Mrs.
Belt, Miss Robinson, Miss Fairgrieve, Mrs.