Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-27
THE SOCIAL WORLD
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Hsttie Richie. Lolo M. EIlwood and Mr..
Barring johnson. The game for prizes was
the guessing the nationality, denomination
and date OF hidden coin. Ladies' first
prize was won by Miss Eunice Sullivan. sec
opd by Mrs. O. Lite; gentlemen's first prize
by Chas E. Edison. second by Leonard
Stewart Those present were Mrs. Ander-
Lizzie Mckay. Mrs. r. A. Dinsmore. E,s-
telle NJ. Foley, Olive Litz. Misses Stella
Dins more, L. Hartsock, Blanch E. Ford,
Etnice Sullivan. Anna Roach. Grace NJ.
Ford, Hattie M. Ritchie. Loio NJ. Ellwood.
III. M. Stewart, Carrie Smith. Messrs. r. J.
Laurenson, s. w. Russell, Robert f. Lea,
VIM. Lea, A. Barney Johnson, r. a. Dins-
Perkins, ]. Walter lett, Frank Ford,
Charles E. Edison and Leonard Stewart
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Lansburgh announce the
engagement of their daughter. Blanche e.,
to Mr.. Myer Singer of Will:amsport, Pa.
Miss Antonio Lynch Harvey, daughter of
the late Edward J. Harvey, NJ. D., and
James F. Casey. son of the late Colonel
James F. Casey. will be married at the
residence of the bride, 1905 P street. at 800
o'clock, February 1.
Mrs. W.. H. Butler and Miss Butler of
200 Sth street southwest will be at home
Mondays for the remainder of the season.
The ball given annually by the ladies of
the Southern Relief Society is one of
the special social attractions for next
week. Special efforts are being exerted
this year to make the forthcoming ball
exceptionally pleasant 1t will take place
at National Rifles armory on "Wednesday
evening next, the 31st instant. Mrs. Nc
Kiniey is sufficiently interested to become
patroness, while Miss Mckinley and Miss
Barber Of the White House will attend. as
they did last year. A number of ladies of
social and official prominence are interest
ing themselves, and the ball next week
promises to be one of the most successfui
ever given.
The patronesses are Mrs. Mckinley, Mrs.
Thos. Nelson Page. Mrs. VIM. B. Bate, Mrs
Marion Butler. Mrs. c. A. Cuiherson, Mrs
]. K. Jones, Mrs. VIM. Lindsay, Mrs. T
S. Martin Mrs Geo. G. Vest. Mrs. T. B.
Turiey, Mrs. Daniel Manning. Mrs Hssrlet
Lane Johnston, Mrs. E. F. Bingham. Mrs.
Seth Shepard. Mrs. ]. H. Bankhead, Mrs.
Claude Swanson, Mrs. VIM. A. Gordon Miss
Alice L: Riggs; Mrs. James Blair. MIS- MIS-
Stone. Mrs. r. Randolph Powell. Mrs. Al
bert c. Janin, Mrs Thomas Turner. Miss
Jane Riggs. Miss NJ. B. Johnston, Mrs. j.
Eakin Gadsby. Miss Mary Morris Amber
Kibbey.
The reception committee will be Miss
Virginia Miller. president of the Southern
Relief Society: Mrs. Albert Akers. Mrs
E. NJ. Gadsden, Mrs. Arthur Fendall. Mrs
E. Rust Smith. Mrs. E. W. Ayres.
The officers of the society will be assisted
by many members and friends and a corps
Oh young iadleS.
Mrs VIM A. Page will be at home with
Mrs. Thos. G. Hensey Wednesdays. January
81 and February T. at 4O6 NJ street.
Mrs. George Vinson Balch of 1881 Kene-
saw avenue will receive with her daughter,
Mrs. Louis A. Coolidge, Fridays in Febru-
airy, at the residence of Mrs. Coolidge, 1923
yelling place.
A birthday party was given Miss Ferne
Carew at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
r.rx 4 ,,-I
Pleasant. Among those present were the
Misses Mary Armstrong, Ada Rupert, An
ME Welles, Emma Smith, Nellie Hall and
Misses Carew. Jennie and Mrs. Warren
Austin Avery, Harry Wheeler. James Con-
way, Morries Avery, David Adams, Willie
Hoyet and Samuel Carew.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Hamilton Coates have
issued invitations for reception in honor
of their fifth anniversary, February 6, to
10. at 100 9th street northeast.
The Columbia Heights Art Club We're en-
tertained at the residence of. Mrs John
Hyde. on Euclid pace. Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Gallaher presided. Miss Kate Schnei-
der, secretary. The subject of the discus
sion upon Greek civilization was led by
Mrs. Frank Benton. Among the guests
present were Mrs. Fannie B. Ward, Mrs.
Ellen +. Longfellow. Mrs. James A. Freer
and Miss Elizabeth Hyde.
Mrs. Menefee, Mrs. Dcugherty and ladies'
of the Washington College will be at home
Fridays. February = and 16, from to 6
pm.
Mrs. Cooney, wife of Representative Coo
ney, 221 A street southeast, will receive
Monday. to G.. She will have with her
Miss VIII Allen Dromgoole and Mrs. Pettus
of Tennessee.
Miss Elsie Belt was the hostess of a pro-
gressive euchre last Monday evening. The
prizes were won by Miss Wrenn and Mr..
It,
Among the guests were the Misses Chan
lee, Shirley. Cunningham, Sharpiess, Lee,
Hughes. Craigen, Wrenn, Emma Craigen
and Wells. Messrs. .Tyrer, Garden, Jenkins.
Kelley. Moore. keim. DR.. Hackney. Row
zee. Mackay. Sisson and Shallenberger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Schatz of 439 Jeffer-
son street, Anacostia, entertained COM
pany of friends at their residence WeGnes-
day night last. The program of musical
selections and amusements was followed
by the serving of refreshments. Among
those present were Mrs. Charles Tolson,
Rev. and Mrs. w. G. Davenport, Rev. w.
II. Gibbons, the Misses Linda and Bessie
Leapley, Elsie, Sadie and Florence Pun
phrey. Mary Tolson, Clara and Lizzie
SchatZ. Nettie Kibble, Alice Danforth, Nell
lie Gray, Mary Schryock, Mary Latimer,
Addie Padgett, Fannie Ball, Irene Daven-
port. Edith Py1es, May Harlowell, Bertha
Wathan, and Messrs. Eugene Thompson,
Charles Pekium, William King, Samuel
Humphrey, Martin Tolson, William Watson,
Samuel Fillius. Bertram Thornette, Robert
and Albert Miller, Bradbury Marsh, Chas.
Baxter and William Latfmer.
Mrs. Thos G. Hensey and Mi Bolway
will be at home Wednesdays, J..luary 81
and February Z.
The Saturday Evening Assembly will give
another dance at the National Rifles Ar
mory next Saturday evening.
Mrs. Alexander T. Stuart and the Misses
Stuart of Capitol Hill will not be at home
until Mondays. February IL and 10.
A very pretty wedding took place at the
home Of Mrs. Fora E. De Vaughn, 21S 1
street, "Wednesday evening, when her
daughter, Miss Nelly Hopkins, a grand
niece OF the late Johns Hopkins of Balti-
more was united in marriage to Mr.. Loyal
Case Kellogg of the National Metropolitan
Bank Of this city. by the Rev. Dr. Mott,
rector Of the Church of the Advent The
spacious parior was beautifully decorated
with palms, cut flowers and smilax, the
ceremony being performed beneath a bower
of palms and smilax. The bride entered the
parlor with DR.. Benjamin P. Ryder of
Philadelphia, preceded by the bridesmaid,
Miss Mona Coleman, and was met by the
groom and the best man, Mr.. George s.
Coleman. The wedding was attended only
by the relatives of the bride and groom,
after which a reception was rendered to
hair 1,I1n fri 9 IN