Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-24
THE SOCIAL WORLD
Continued. from Seventh Page.l

nett A Allen and Mr.. Frank II. Thomas,
and in croauetnole to Mrs. Anthony and
Mr.. George X. Denmark. after which
collation. was served. Those present were
Lieut.. James c. Crawford and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank II. Thomas, Mr. and MRS
Fred c. Squires, Mr.. aTNl Mrs Howard r.
Ash, Mr.. and Mrs Bennett A Allen, Mr..
and Mrs. Anthony, Mr.. and Mrs Hyam.
Mr.. and Mrs. George K. Denmark. Mr.. and
Mrs. Spilman. Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Cos
tnette Miss oliver. Mr.. Grant Worthing-
ton Taylor Mrs. Edward s. May. Mr.. Pick
ems Neagle. Miss elena Cross Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Parkhurst, Mr.. Cahill, Miss Ada
liyam, Mr.. Breareton. Miss Dana May, Mr..
Sands. Mr. and Mrs John P. Reed and Miss
Ethel Gray.
Mrs Kathryn Miller. 1O17 18th street, Is
at Old Point Comfort. Va.
The marriage of Miss Annie Gertrude
Sincell and Mr.. Otto ]. Botsch will take
place at Memorial Lutheran Church March
|, at . o'clock.
y delightful party was given by Miss
Hattie Baden at her residence last evening.
The guests We're. entertained in vocal and
Instrumental selections, participated in by
her friends. The parlor was tastefully dec
GRATED with palms and flowers. After many
games and other pleasant pastimes the
guests repaired to the dining room. where
refreshments We're served.
The marriage of Miss Alice Gertrude MIC
Cathran. youngest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. |. H. McCathran. and Adolphus Ed
brides parents Thursday evening. Febru-
airy ~. the Rev Geo. E. Maydwel per-
forming the ceremony. The wedding march
was rendered by Miss Mabel Tolson. The
brides gown was of handsome mode broad
cloth. The parlorS were artistically deco
rated with palms. After the ceremony re-
ireshments were served in the dining room.
The couple were. the recipients of many
handsome presents Only the relatives of
the contracting parties were present. Mr..
and Mrs. Powell left on the 10 pm. train
f"r short trip north
Miss Hughes was the hostess of pro-
gressive euchre party last Monday even
ing al her residence, 4o3 NJ street. The
prizes were won by Miss l.. Craigen and
MIR. Tyrer Miss Chanlee and Mr.. Shallen-
herger> Among the guests were the Misses
Sharpless. Eta Craigen. Cunningham, Belt.
Emma Crdigen, Wells. Shirley, Chanlee.
Lillian Craigen. Lee. Wrenn. Messrs Shall
rnhergcr. keim, Kelcey. jenkins. Moore,
arden. Callahan. Rowzee and Tyrer.
The many friends of Mrs. Charles H.
Hoynton will regret to learn that she is
again seriously ill.
Mrs. Kathryn Miller 1Ol7 18th street.
will not be at home again this winter, owing
- Illness of her niece.
The G. P. s. Club gave a patriotic party
on the evening OF February -, at the resi-
d, nee of Miss Angela v. Labor. No. IA 1
street northeast. The parlors were hand,
-'nnely decorated with American flags and
palms while the dining room was artisti-
Caly decked in red. white and blue and
cut flowers. Among those present were:
Misses Angela l.. Lalor, Katie Thomson,
Emma Smmonds. Rosa and Julia Cochran,
Julia MacIanahan. Anna Curtin. Irene La
lcr, Anita Savage. Louise Smms. Daisy
and Mae Brosnan and Mildred Grimes;
Messrs. Walter Howard, Thee. Perry Clay
ION Amman, Roy waste, Will Robbins.
Rober; Humphries. Harry Columbus. Ell
more Courtney, Earl Craigen. Sam Hall,
Theo. Sheckells, John Major, Geo. Eshel-
vi Iria LS ,rla
joyce. ChadWell and Ed. Harris. The young
folks enjoyed delightful evening of music.
dancing and games.
Rev. st. Clair Hester, pastor of the
church of the Messiah, Brooklyn, N. Y,
i in Town for a few days visiting his par
euts on Capitol Hill.
capt. and Mrs. John NJ. Clapp of Yer
mont avenue have just returned fom two
m"nths' trip TO California, where Capt.
'lapp has extensive business interests.
Miss Stella Oettinger has her guest
Miss Stella Cohen of Baltimore. They will
br at home to their friends Sunday even
ing at 1924 NJ street. West Washington.
y very enjoyable entertainment in the
form Of spelling bee was given Thurs
day evening by the Womans Beneficent
Society of the Peoples Church, the prize
winner being girl twelve years old. Light
refreshments We're served. after which DIR.
Kent read selections from Washngton's
Farewell Address" and the evening clos
ed with the singing of America
Miss Josie E. Fitzgerald and Mr.. Michael
ID. Sullivan We're quietly married Tuesday
afternoon at st. Patrick's Church by Rev.
Father Stafford, The bride was becominsly
attired il tan tailor-made gown and
carried pearl prayer book, the gift Of
the groom. After the ceremony Mr. and
Mrs. Sullivan left on an extended wedding
trip.
Miss Nellie Greer of 535 Spruce street.
lie Drot Park, Is spending a few days
with friends at Clifton. Va.
Mrs. Mary ]. Willets, daughters and
granddaughter. Miss Jennie Louise Willets
of Brooklyn are visiting at 1888 :;0th street
Miss Lottie McLain was the recipient Of
Il pleasant surprise last Wednesday, when
number Of her friends assembled at her
residence to have a jolly time. Vocal and
instrumental solos were rendered by Misses
NJ. and A. King and McLain and Messrs.
Sis and Monohan. Games and dancing
were enjoyed until late hour. when a
bountifu collation. was served. Among
those present were Miss Mamie King, Miss
Mamie Rupert Miss Anna King Miss
Kate specht, Miss Nora Sattery, Miss
Florence O'Connor, Miss Mamie Achstetter
Miss Lottie McLain. Mr.. Albert Riegei, Mr.
Clarence Sis Mr. Monohan, Mr.. Will Der
ing, Mr.. cammack, Mr.. John Whelan. Mr..
Warren McLain and Mr.. Arthur McLain.
Mrs Walcott, wife of Colonel Walcott
t.. S. A. and daughters will be at home to
their friends this afternoon after o clock
at No. 2l32 18th street.
The Saturday Evening Assembly will give
another of its popular dances at the Ma
tional Rifles Armory Saturday evening,
March 10
Mrs. Ellsworth Gross of Chicago will be
with Mrs. Holcombe, 1929 Corcoran street,
during the d. A. r. congress.
Mrs. Oliver p. Dickinson of Chicago Is
stopping at the Regent during the D. A. R.
congress.
The many friends of Captain Albert s.
McLemore. U. s. NJ c.. will be panied to
hear of the serious Illness Of Mrs. Nc
Lemore and their little boy at Mare Island,
Cal.
Mrs. William A. Hungerford and Mrs.
Harry Rogers will be at home Tuesday
afternoon, February IS.
Mrs. Davis, at the naval observatory,
will not be at home until after March g.
She will be at home Tuesdays in Lents
Mrs. Morris Thorne and her daughter,
Mrs. Ewalt Richman Hates, were at home
to their friends last Tuesday afternoon
from 3 to .. Palms and cut flowers added
to the attractiveness of the parlor and tea
room. In the latter red was the color