Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-06
THE SOCIAL WORLD
Continued from Seventh Pareo
formally the Tuesdays in January at 122
18th street.

tCOnt1nued from Seventh Page.)
formally the Tuesdays in January at 1928
18th street.
Miss Helen Cannon. daughter of Rep
resentatfve Cannon. may not come 10
Washington at all this winter. owing to
sickness In the family. and the fact that
in March she expects to go abroad for an
other long stay.
Mrs. F. Willard Carlisle of Montclair
n. J.. Is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
John B. Cotton, 1855 Roanoke street
Mr.. and Mrs. Bontz gave a reception in
honor of the eighteenth birthday of their
daughter Susie on last Tuesday evening
Dancing, music, recitations and games
were INDUCED in until late hour. when
the guests repaired to the dining room to
partake of refreshments. The table was
prettily decorated with palms and La
France roses, presented by one of her
friends in honor of the occasion Among
those present We're Misses Louise and Jose
Prime Bauman Amy and Blanche Dart. Ida
and Blanch Moulton. Grace and Rose klop-
fer. Fortunate wilkins, Lille Riley. Ella
Miller Marie Bontz and Mrs. Brady and
Messrs. William Covington. Albert Leon
hardt, William Brady, Lewis Cuvillier, wal
ter Collins. Charles Peckham. Louis
Schneider, Norman Norton. Arthur Grimes
and Howard and Bernie Bontz.
Mrs. A. B. Won orendorf of 1000 S street
will not receive today. but will be at home
on the Goth instant from to . pm.
WI anu MIS- AieSdHutI d. Val ueil
tained a number of friends last evening at
their residence, on Minnesota avenue. Ana
costa. The parlors of the house were dec
grated with flowers. A musical program
was rendered during the evening: and re-
marks were made by Rev. DIR. Miller. pas
tor of the Garden Memorial PreSby terra n
Church: Mr. C. Q. Bohrer. Mr. c. G. Rob-
inson and Mr.. Charles f. Entwisle. The
company was served with refreshments.
Among those present were Mrs H. p
Snell. Mrs. NJ. E. Simpson. Mrs. NJ NJ.
North. Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. Miller. Mrs.
Daisy Garden, Mrs. Charles f, Entwisla,
Mrs. Ann Garden, Misses Jeanne Davidson.
Jean c. Simpson. Annie Butler. Grace and
Clara Miller. Maggie Garden. BoitZ Anrir
Anderson. Cora Smell. Evelyn Doughty. J..
L. Simpson, Kate Thorn. and Messrs. g. q.
Robinson. c. o. Bohrer Alexander David
son. Robert Albert and Earl Miller. Rev.
DR.. Miller, Edward Johnson, Dir. J. Beverly
North. Clarence and Arthur Smell ShaS
E. Entwsle, William and Richard SSiu-
| dells. George French. C. E. Johnson ana
Alexander n. Garden.
Mrs. William Monypeny. jr,, of Columbus,
Ohio. is visiting her sister. Mrs. DR.. Bal
| loch at the latters residence. 1913 18th
street.
Mrs. John A Swope and the Misses
SWope will be at home the Remaining Tues
days IN January.
Mrs. Wasserbach will not keep her Fri
days until February.
Mrs. William E. Curtis is entertaining a
large party of her friends this afternoon at
her residence, 1901 Connecticut avenue. as
sisted by Mrs. John W. Foster, Mrs. Rob-
ert Lansing, Mrs. Hansborough. Miss
Phelps. Mrs. Reginald De Koven. Mrs. Geo.
B. Williams, Mrs. F. l.. Chaplin and Miss
Enrol Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Howe of 35ao
Madison street, West Washington. have re-
turned to their home. after having spent
Christmas and the holidays at Montgom-
cry, Ala.
Mrs. J. W. Owen, assisted by her daugh-
ter Miss Mabel. delightfully."- entertained
the members of the Right and Left Bower
Club last Wednesday evening at their
charming home. 12lI l. street northwest.
Mrs. J. J. Owen and Mr.. d. r. Nihion were
victors of the first honors of the evening.
while Mrs. MAY Pullman and Mr.. John Hill
won second prizes. Concluding splenddly
appointed dinner, the club was treated to a
musical program by Miss Humphreys and
Miss Owen Those present were Mrs. a. C.
Gilbert Mrs. J. J. owen, Mrs. May Pull
| man. Miss Estelle Steinberg, Miss Callie
Collins, Miss Annie Elkins. Miss Nellie
Humphreys, Miss Amelia Martin MIR. W.
H. Richards. Mr.. ID. r. Million. General w.
Fl. Sears Mr.. Tisdale, Mr.. John ]. Hill and
Mr.. l.. William Thavis. The club will mex;
be entertained by Mrs. May Pullman We'd
nesday evening. January IL
Mrs. Emma F.. Du Came of 2137 L street
has been entertaining a house party during
the holidays in honor of her daughter.
Ethel Dell, who was spending her vacation
from college at home. Miss Du Came haG
as her guests Miss EStel1e Mae Shore OF
IrOnton, Ohio. and Miss Marjorie Meredith,
daughter Of Judge Meredith of Edinburs.
Va. Tuesday evening party was given by
Mrs. Du Came to her daughters guests.
Music, games and dancing We're INDUCED in
until II o'clock, when the dining room doors
were thrown open and supper was an
nounced. The table and room Were dec
Grated with holly, mistletoe, smilax, palms
and the rich. FED poinsetta blossoms, can
dies and lamps We're shaded with red silk
and the effect was very beautiful. Among
those present We're Misses Shore. Meredith.
Rudd, Kennedy, Mihollen, Murray. Smith
Parker, Monroe, Hopkins. Austin, Marsh.
Browne, Bates and Du Came. and Messrs.
Neumeyer, Marsh, Neimeyer, Smith, Fa-
yorite. Thompson, Hopkins, Spooner, Mon
roe, Browning. Johnston and Charles, Aus
Tin and Alfred Du Came. Misses Meredith
Shore and Du Came will return to THEN
alma mater today.
Rev. and Mrs. w. f. De Riemer, sine,
he death of their Oldest son. have removes
rom Brookland. d. q and taken houss
N lie Droit Park, 1904 9th street north
vest, where they will be glad to see thei
riends informally.
Mrs. S. S. Culbertson of 64O I street wa:
allied to Ohio yesterday afternoon by thu
udden death of her brother-in-law, VIII
am NJ. Irons, at Steubenville. Mr. Iron
las a native of Guernsey county, and wa
we'll known throughout eastern Ohio.
Mrs. Ayres, widow of Capt. James c
Ayres left Thursday for California. afte
pending a few days with her cousin, Mrs
Switzerland, on n street. Her mother
Irs. Rodman, will go west with her an
hey Will remain indefinitely in California
Mrs. r. E. l.. Wiltberger 2519 18th street
sill be at home Mondays in January.
Miss Amelia Pearson of Harrodsbure
W, who was first bridesmaid at thu
White-Faulkner wedding at ''Boydvilie.'' i.
listing her cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. 1saac
carson 1915 18th street.
Mrs. William A. Kent and Miss Kent O,
- East Capitol street will be at HON,
february and IL.
Mrs. Ogden, 1910 Riggs place. will be al
.ome the remaining Mondays in January
Mrs. Frerk Marion Eddy of Minnesota
gave the essay on 1.-THE Eigin Marbles
at Columbia Heights Art Club at residence
Of Mrs Chas. Schneider 18th street
Mrs Schneider read selections from Els
| chylus and Sophocles. Mrs. Mignel Salazas
| of Las Vegas, Mrs. Gallagher. Mrs. Force,
| the Misses Doris and others were guests
| Mrs A. Lincoln Hough and Mrs. VIM.
Wallace Deane will be at home the remain