Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-03

| in February, with Mrs. A. NJ Case, sister
| Of Representative Babcock, at Mr.. Bah
| cocks residence, II D street
| birthday party was given by Miss Bet
| tie Culp at the residence of her parents
523 10th street southeast. W ednesday The
| house was beautifully decorated with plants.
Music and games were Il feature of the
evening. In the donkey game the prizes
| were won by Master Walter Simpson and
Miss Imogene Stockett. The BOBBY prizes
were won by Master James McCauley and
Miss Gertrude Nalley. After the games q
collation. was served in the dining room.
| meats and fruits. The little girl received
| many beautiful presents. useful and orna-
mental. Mr.. Claude Mahan sang, accom-
panied by Miss Bertha Blumcr. Among
those present We're: Mrs. F. Blumer Mr..
Joseph Binmer, Miss Bertha Blumer Mrs.
iilam Dye. Miss Cynthia Dye. Mrs. D.
| A. breckinridge,.. Miss Balenger of vir-
ginia, Mr.. Frederick Morgan and the Misses
| imosene Stockett. Edith McCathran Ada
| Marceron, Adelaide Mckenzie Mozclie
Breckinridge, Amalie Holiinder. Mary Tru-
nan nan Kline Giacchetti. Adele Torrense. Mae
| Biumer. Ethel Sherwood. Mary Sherwood
| Tara Sherwood. Emile Robey, Gertrude
| Valley. Josie Nalley, Jennie King Oracle
Klng; Jennie Morgan. Lille Gordon. Nellie
| Maithen. and Masters Ira Blun,er. Proctor
| Knott, Willie Knott. Murray Berkeley
| Raymond Robey, Walter Simpson. James
| McCauley, Everett McCauley. John Blu
| mer, Harry Yocum, George Yocum James
| ward Truman. Harold Truman Elmer
| Breckenridge and Harold CUP.
The marriage of Miss, Florence A. Hub
| bard. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Hubbard, and Mr.. Gabriel Hunt took place
last Wednesday evening January 81 at
80 o'clock at ST. Augustine's Church Rev
Father F: y. Bishop performed the cere-
mony Miss Eleanora Robinson was her
| maid OF honor. Mr.. Daniel Spriggs was
| best man The usbers were Mr. Edward
Hubbard. jr.. brother of the bride; Mr.. G.
| washington Brooks. Mr.. Lawrence Wood
en- and Mr.. James Coles. The newly mar
| ried couple were the recipients of many con-
| sratulations al the residence of the brides
| parents No. 1917 Sth street Mr. and Mrs.
Gabriel Hunt will be at their new home
No. 239 E m street, lie Drot Park. Sun
DAY. FEBRUARY 4. where they will be pleas
| ed 10 see their friends
The Garibaldi Society gave its annual
| ball last evening at the National Rifles
Armoly, on q street. 1t was largely at
tended by its members and invited guests.
The president, Mr.. F. Petrone, and the
committee of arrangements were Signors
NJ. So,donia, chairman; A. Denma, assist
ant; V. Denunzio, A. Nasella, F. Russo,
secretary 1 Reception, s. Fuseo, N. Lauri-
no. Floor committee I. Gerdci, chairman;
F. Scarpaci, assistant: C. Petrone, o. vi
ta,e, A. Mondella, N. Gargano Door COM
mittec. L. Cira, chairman; NJ. Vaccaro, as
sistant; S. Fuscini. The ball was opened
by the grand march. The dance was in
terrupted at II 80 by the announcement of
supper, which lasted until L o'clock, when
the guests returned TO the ball room.
Gen. and Mrs. Longstreet are at 1412 Goth
street, after an extended trip through the
west. Mrs. LongStreet will be at home for
the first time this season this afternoon
from 3 to 6 o'clock. She will have with her
bevy of charming young girls from the
south
Mrs. Green Clay Goodloe will receive her
friends informally on Thursdays, February
and Is, at 110S 10th street
Mrs. Cushman *. Davis and Mrs. John
H. Roche returned from Annapolis the first
OF the week, where they went to attend the
ball last Saturday evening at the Naval
Academy. They were the guests of Com
nIander and Mrs. Hutchins while there.
Mrs. George w. Cissel will hold her first
reception Monday, February ., from to g.
at her residence Oak Crest" 1645 31st
street, Georgetown, D. c. Mrs. Cissel will
be at home Mondays, February s. II and
Mrs David Moore will be at home, at 123
Maryland avenue northeast, February o.
and will be assisted by Mrs. Veeder and
Mrs. Bechert.
Miss Evelyn H. Hall, 17O1 18th street. en-
tanned a euchre club party last Thurs
day evening Several pleasant games were
INDUCED in, and were followed by refresh
ments. : Among those present were the
Misses A. and 8. Davidson, NJ. Armor. NJ
Aisquith, J. johnson, E. Haer, and Messrs.
w. Davidson, B. Michigan, o. Whitford, J.
johnson and F. G. Wurdemann. Miss Ais
quith and Mr.. Heinrichs Won first prizes.
4 farewell dinner was given last night 10
Mr.. George W. Beavers, chief Of the salary
and allowance division of the Post Office
Department, by DIR. ]. z. Jones at the lat
ter's home. 1913 T street northwest. Mr..
Beavers sails next "Wednesday for Paris,
where he takes charge of the United States
postal exhibit at the big exposition. Cow
ers were laid for ten. There were many
unique features of the dinner. A monster
hoo, nf rod 70
piece. The menus We're novel. A sketch
of the genial guest, with big grip in his
hand labeled Paris was printed on the
Inside, while the menu itself was made up
of the names of the guests in connection
with the several courses.
After dinner had been served, Postmaster
General Smith. on behalf of the host, pre-
scented Mr.. Beavers with a miniature
beaver he hoped the latter would wear at
the French capital. The hat was in a
monster hat box, profusely labeled First
considerable merriment. General Smith
ferred to the considerations which prompt
portant assignment, and said he had no
doubt his wisdom in this regard would be
amply proven by the results. Other
speeches during the evening were made by
First Assistant Postmaster General Heath
Representative Sherman, Mr.. Beavers and
others. Those present We're: Postmaster
General Emory Smith, First Assistant
Postmaster General Perry S. Heath, Com
missioner H. Clay Evans Of the pension bu-
reau, Postmaster Merritt, Representatives
Lybrand of Ohio and Sherman of New
York, Mr.. George NJ. Allen, chief clerk of
the first assistant postmaster general;
Harrison ]. Barrett, assistant attorney gen.
eral for the Post Office Department.; Geo.
W. Beavers and DR.. j. E. Jones.
Last evening Mrs. C. T. Heinecke gave
large euchre party in honor of her guest
Miss Nan Houck of Frederick Nd The
first prize secured by Mrs. John Could
and second by Mrs. Frank Sanner. The first
gentlemen's prize, was won by DIR. Middle
ton, the second by Mr.. Frank Sanner. The
consultations were presented to Miss Emma
Haywood and DR.. Medford. Refreshments
were served at the conclusion of the game.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Gould,
Mr. and Mrs. Sanner, Mr.. and Mrs. How
ELL Mrs. Haley. Mr.. Smith. Miss Medford,
Mrs. King, Mrs. Cassidy DIR. Morris, DIR.
HUNT, DR.. Franklin, Miss Wessberg, Mr..
Webster, Mrs. Mark E. Towers, DIR. Eli
son, Mrs. Fink, Miss Ba.inger. Miss Laura
Sanner, Mr.. Merritt, Mr.. Newton, DR.. At
kinson, Mrs. Schneider, Mr.. Rupli, Miss
Haywood. .t-
Miss Allen. daughter of Representative