Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-24
are occupying the Cotton house, 1885 Con-
necticut avenue, this season.


open to entertain the Fleur de Lis Matinee
Euchre Club in their inaugural game of the
season. Those carrying off the honors
We're: First prizes, Mrs. Drake anu Mrs.
thur McCafferty and Mrs. Jennie Ratcliue.
The members of the club are Mrs. Frank
r May, Mrs. Warren Whyte. Mrs. Francis
Miller, Mrs. Frank Rawlings, Mrs. Arthur
J: Bryant, Mrs. Carrie Fenno, Mrs. Jennie
Radcliffe, Mrs. William Gurley Schafhirt
Mrs. Eirgie Quantrille Brown, Mrs. George
w. Griffith, Mrs. Edward S. Greenwich. Mrs.
Amanda Holmes, Mrs. Drake, Mrs. Arthur
J: McCafferty. Miss Mollie Greenwich, Mrs.
Mamie O'Donohue Mrs Frederick O. Ro-
man. Next matinee. December {, at the
residence of Mrs. William G.. Schafhirt, 22lO
NJ street.
another of the debutantes this winter will
be Miss Myra Louise Davis daughter of E.
G. Davis.
Mrs. Charles H. Duell is giving at the
Arlington series of small informal teas"
her next one will be on Tuesday. the 9th
captain l.. Merriam, L. S. A. and Mrs
Merriam have returned to Washington af-
Ter an extended stay at Atlantic City, and
rave taken an apartment at The Magnolia
lS21 NJ street northwest
Miss Elva Hall of Hancock N Y has
returned TO her home for the THANKSGIVING
mondays Previous to her departure she
was rendered card party and reception
al 1905 Q street northwest by the members
VI lHe MSSilc CIuD.
The Saturday Evening Assembly has is
sued cards for another of their popular
dances at the National Rifles Armory Sat
urday evening, December /.
}. l.. Davenport and family are located
at The kenSington for the winter
Miss Erelyne Meacham, daughter of Col
and Mrs. ]. F. Meacham, and Mr. Albert
e. Lynn, were married at the home of the
bride 66 r street, Monday evening. No
Won hn~ d.
None but immediate relatives were present.
MT and Mrs. Lynn will be at home at 314
3 street northeast after December Is. Mrs
IT. U: c. Eichelberger q Terre Haute. Ind,
Is visiting her sister. drs. Meacham AT
nome to friends Tuesday evenings.
Mrs. Lille Davis Schaefer and her daugh-
ter Virginia have left the Analostan flats
and are now located at Ills New HAMPSHIRE
avenue.
Miss Fannie Ball of Washington attended
the Bachelors german at Syracuse, N Y.
Friday night.
Mrs. A. B. Browne delightfully."- enter
tanned the PIERCE Guild yesterday at her
residence, 1928 p street, where arrange
ments were completed for the annual
luncheon in December.
Miss Edna Van Horn entertained her
friends Wednesday evening at her home
1913 East Capitol street. The house was
made beautiful with various colored chrys-
arthemums. After several selections on the
mandolin and guitar and vocal solos by
some very talented artists the forty guests
were invited to the dining room, where
elaborate refreshments We're served. Among
those present were Misses kahlert, Glib
bons, Hays, Phillips, Bliss, Berckmann,
Neff, Parks and Messrs. Horigan. Cassels,
Oliver, Jordan, Williamson, Mailer, Pickles.
Walz, Lantel, Bennett
Mr.. and Mrs. John Paul Jones have taken
Mrs Wainwright's house, 1909 Chaplin
street, for the winter. Mrs. Jones has been
i'll since they came to town.
Mrs. Robert Downing having closed her
country place. Twin Oaks" is now To-
Gated at 103 Maryland avenue northeast.
Mrs. G. H. Hale is visiting her daughter
a. Temple Hotel, Mrs c. P. Lewis and
son. She leaves Tuesday for Chattanooga,
Tenn, to join her husband, who is located
there Her mother will return to her coun-
try home. Glendale, Md.
Miss Allie Merriam is spending some time
with friends in Newark and Planfield, N. j.
The Capitol Hill History Club gave its
first entertainment of the season at the res
idence of Mrs. Cochran, 124 9th street
northeast. Monday evening, November 10,
in the form of a Dickens party. a bio
graphical sketch of Dickens was read. and
a number of his well-known characters
We're represented by those present in appro-
pirate costume Among those so represent
ed were: Chas. Dickens, Mr.; D. NJ Hildreth;
Mr. Pickwick. Mr.. ]. P. Clum; Mr.. DOM
hey, Mr.. J. Dague; Mr.. DON'T, Mr.. Castor;
Mantalani, Mr.. Cochran; Betty Trotwood.
Mrs. Briggs: Charity Pecksniff, Mrs. Coch-
Defarge, Mrs Parker: Mrs. Blimber, Mrs.
Dague; Lizzie HeXam. Mrs. Condra: Belle
Milford. Mrs. McCrary; Emma, Hardale.
Mrs. McL.aughlin:, Miss Haversham; Mrs
Toots, Mr.. Condra; Agnes Wick1ield, Mrs.
Hall; Dolly Warden, Mrs. Clum; Nell's
grandfather. Mr. ]. Briggs; Fannie Squeers,
Mrs. Roberts: Dame Durbin, Mrs. Sadler.
Mrs Jarley'S Wax Works beautifully
presented by the following characters: Mrs.
farley. Mrs. HORNE; sleeping beauty. Miss
Webb: the prince, Margarine Cochran;
of Scots, Miss Holmes; Pocahontas, Miss
Ruth Cochran: babes in the woods, Leo
and Iona Roberts; Bluebeard, Mrs. Briggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher, DR.. Parker, Mrs.
Patton, Miss Jackson. Miss CASTOR, Miss
Patton, Miss Eaton, Miss Dowanee, Miss
Emerson, Mr.. Roberts. Mr.. Emmett Hall,
DR.. Sadler. The next meeting of the club
will be held Wednesday afternoon, Novem-
Der Is at the residence of Mrs. Clum. SD
East Capitol street.
Mrs. Horatio King has returned from
West Newton, Mass, and is located at the
Gloucester, 1889 1 street.
Miss Belle Moran of Charlottesville, Va,
who has a large circle of acquaintance in
Washington, is at the Riggs House.
Miss Gouverneur and Mrs. Hoes, after an
Miss Gourverneur and Mrs. Hoes after an
absence of several years from Washington
is again occupying her Rhode Island ave-
nue. residence
Mrs. Andrew j. Whitaker is visiting her
son, Frank Brodhead, at Newport News,
Va.
Mrs. G. DUB. Holgate has returned, after
an absence of several months, and is at
the Grafton for the winter
Miss Margaret Chatterton, wife of Capt
s. E. Chatterton of Buffalo, N. Y, and
family are visiting Mrs. Edwin D. New
man of 1155 Sth street, en- route to Southern
Pines, N. c.
Miss Mary " Moore, after a year of
travel and study abroad has just returned
to Washington. Miss Moore is at 1912 18th
street.
Cards have been issued announcing
the marriage Of Mr.. Howard B.
Waldron, well-known Washington
ian, and Miss Maude Barry Read Of
Coffeyville, Kans., an admired young lady
of fine musical attainments Mr.. and Mrs.
Waldron are spending a few days at An
thony, Kans., where Mr.. Waldron has
extensive cattle ranch. They will spend
the winter here and will be at home to
their friends after December II at GIG T
street.
Miss Edna Van Horn of East Capitol
street was rendered pleasant surprise