Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-03-31

| The Saturday Evening Assembly have Is
sued invitations for their next dance. Satur-
day evening, April 4, at the National Rifles
| Armory.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ewalt Richman Hates en-
| tertained at cards last Monday night In
honor of Mr.. A. Linnwood Hates of Clare
more. Indian territory. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen T. Lewis, DR.. and Mrs.
George B. Corey, Miss Naylor. Mr.. Schoo-
| ley. Mr.. Lewis NJ. Thayer and Mr.. A.
Linnwood Hates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ewak Richlnan Hates en-
| tertained the Monday Night Euchre Club at
its last meeting. Miss Whipple and Mr..
| Caywood won the first prizes. while the
| second honors were won by Mrs Lane and
| Mr.. Schooley.
A masquerade surprise was given to Mr.
| James Dyer of 212 1917 street southwest last
Monday evening by the Blue Bell Social
and a midnight luncheon was served. Those
masked were: Miss B. Cole. country lass;
Mrs. Cole, Aunt Samantha; Miss E. NJ.
Scala, Turkish maiden; Miss Ida Jones
Moorish maiden: Miss A. Murphy, country
belle; Mrs. c. Dyer organ grinder: Mr.. W.
Humphrey, Jr, Darktown's queen; Mr.. w
Cooley. clown; Mr.. Wadford, sport: Mr. f.
Cole. Joshua Allen: and Mr.. z. Keithley.
Admiral Dewey. There were also present
Mr.. and Mrs. John R. Mahoney and daugh-
| ter Mrs. Pollock. Mr.. c. Dyer and son. Mrs
H. Dung and Masters Ross Pollock and Joe
Coleman.
Wednesday night a surprise party was
| rendered to MIR. c. G. Bollfnger at his home.
219 l street Those present were Mrs
Sarah Lawton and Misses Eva and Sarah
I.awton and Edward Lawton, Mr. and Mrs.
Walters. Mr. and Mrs. Bolts, Mr.. Patten,
Mrs. Alice Sheppard Mr.. and Mrs. Lyons.
Mrs George. Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer, Mrs
BoIlinger, Mr.. and Mrs: Sweetmen, Mrs.
Lambert, Mrs. Moiiie johnson, Miss Edith
Perkins, Miss Mamie Moffit.
Mrs Edward F. Riggs will leave today
for Asheville, n. c.. where she will spend
the month of April.
Miss Nellie jackson, daughter Of ex-Goy.
| jackson. who has been spending the month
Of March al Watkins N Y will NOT return
to Washington until the middle of April.
Mrs. F. M Eddy, wife Of Representative
| 7. NJ. Eddy Of Minnesota, entertained the
Columbia Heights Art Club at the varnum
Thursday afternoon. The discussion upon
| ing: Mrs. c. W. Schneider read a paper,
entitled "A Study Of leonardo da Vinci.'
| This was followed by a recitation in italian
and the reading Of Longfellows "Nurern-
terson played with great expression THE
Butterfly" Among those present were Mrs.
John Hyde, Mrs; F. Benton. Miss Kate
Schneider, Miss Mary Hadley Miss Low
Mrs: Mayfield, Mrs. L. o. Talbot, Mrs. E.
B. II. Tower. Mrs. N. Gallagher.
The "Merrymakers' held their last club
meeting at the residence of the Misses
Slater, No. 81 X street After the business
bers and friends INDUCED in dancing and
games, after which refreshments were
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank R. Stockton are
spending q few days at Prof. Thomas VIII
sons, 121S Connecticut avenue, where they
will be happy to receive their friends. Mrs.
Wilson will be at home Informally on Mon
day afternoon.
Miss Rae Singer Of Williamsport, Pa, is
the guest of Miss Blanche Lansburgh, and
will be pleased to see her friends.
Mrs. Linnie Bourne gave q reading at
ternoon to number Of ladies. Among
those present were: Mesdames Warner,
Gibbs, DuvaI. Parks, Thorn, Owens. de
Thowdritch, Preston, Vandegrfft and ELI
colt. Mrs. Heline Kirkpatrick sang a num-
Der of old creole ballads very charmingly.
The LIE Plaisir Club was charmiugly en-
tertaaned Wednesday evening by Captain
and Mrs. ]. Brenton Simmons. Cards,
general made the evening one OF speeisl
note. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Parker, Mrs. Gardner. Mrs F. W. Guth-
ridge, Mrs. Mae Pullman, Miss May Bangs,
Marion Bangs, Miss Minnie Irwin, Miss
Parker. Mr.. Harry Brigham, Mr.. Turner,
Mr.. Stone and Mr.. Thavis. The card prizes
were won by Miss Brigham and Miss Bailey
and Mr.. Brigham and Mr.. Parker. The
next evening Of the series will be April 10.
Miss Edith Richards Of e2s S street en-
tertained the members Of the Twentieth
Century Euchre Club and friends last We'd
nesday evening. A collation. was served
The members of the Congenial Euchre
Club were Tuesday evening entertained by
Miss Donch at her home. Cos H street. The
first prizes were awarded to Mrs. Chas.
Faulkner and Mr.. Alvin NJ. McNish and
the consultations to Miss Killigan and DIR.
Atwell. Luncheon was served, after which
there was music. On Tuesday, April 10,
the club will be entertained by Miss KILL
gan, at 500 street.
The Twentieth Century Bible class held
a pleasant social session in the parlor of
Metropolitan N. E. Church Wednesday
evening, March 2S. The program included
a talk by DR.. ]. E. Gilbert, secretary of
the American Society Of Religious Educa.
piano solos by Miss Carine McCarty; a
humorous paper on Bursts Of Eloquence,"
by Mr.. N. W. Twitchell, the teacher of the
class; words OF encouragement from Mr..
W. c. Eldridge. the outgoing superinten-
dent Of the Sunday school, and Mr.. A. p.
Tasker, the incoming superintendent; re-
characters. in which Miss Nellie Sanborn
won the prize
Mrs. Haywood and Miss stellwag at
headquarters Marine Corps will not be at
home to callers on Monday till Easter.
Mrs G. S. Bingham, wife of Major Bing-
ham, chief auartermaster's department of
Alaska, is visiting her parents, Capt. and
Mrs. E. Lynch of 1926 Wallach place.
Mrs. w. w. Wright. assisted by her
daughters, Mrs. Perkins and Mrs Wright,
will be at home to friends Monday, April
2. for the last time this season at 382 In
diana avenue.
Mrs. Electa E. Smith has invited a large
number of Illinoisans in public and prt-
waite life for Tuesday evening. April g. in
honor of Mr. Thomas J. and Mrs. Hender-
son of Illinois.
Invitations are out for a reception to be
given by the Hahnemann Chapter of the |
National Homeopathic Hospital, at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. DalzeN. on the evening OF
April g. Miss Mabel Mckinley and Miss VIII |
son have kindly consented to sing. and Mr. |
Reside and Mr.. Harvey Murray will ac-
company them Mr.. Willis Arden of Lon |
don will give a brief concert lecture on
War Songs OF Nations" Mr.. Arden is a
descendant Of Susan Upper Of the lower |
Saxony bra1 n of the Tuppers, with which
the late Sir Martin Farquhar Upper was
allied, and of the family of Commodore
Perry Of Lake Erie fame. He has Just
made a successful lecture tour Of Great
Britain. The Hahnemann Chapter is COM
posed largely Of ladies' who, on account of
official and social duties, have not the tinoe