Evening star., 1900-02-28
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Continued from Seventh page)

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visiting her mother. Mrs. T. P. Gunion. az
927 o street, and will be at home after 3,
Friday, March 2.
Mrs. Dulin of 18th street. who has been
confined to the house for the past three
weeks by illness. Is almost entirely re-
covered. Mrs. Dulin will not be home to
callers today. -.--.
Mrs. A. R. Holden. No. 1901 10Th street
will not be at home today.
Mrs. NJ. g. Gist. regent of Continental
Chapter, d. A R.. who has been confined
to her room since the close of the d. A. r.
congress by severe cold. is again able 10
see her friends.
Miss schreiner of 1914 r street and her
guest. Miss McCreery of Beaver. Pa, will
be at home tomorrow from to 6.
Mr. Charles Charter of Meriden, Conn, is
the guest Of Dr. and Mrs. L. D. Walter, 1853
Maryland avenue northeast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac F. Lloyd OF New York
and their attractive daughter, Miss Lillian
Montgomery, are guests Of the Arlington.
Miss Skies left last week for q two
months stay at the Hot Springs of North
Carolina.
Mrs w. l.. B. Brown of Capitol Hill has
cards out for a reception Friday evening
March g from 8 to IL. Miss BERTHE Young.
Misses Owens. Mrs. Richardson. Mrs. KIM
Dali ana MIS-. LuCluS l.. smith, IT., Will
assist in receiving the guests.
A very pleasant evening was spent last
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles A. Muddiman, 1912 9th street
northwest, who gave a surprise party in
honor of their niece, Miss Annie Muddi-
man of Manassas, Va. who is visiting them.
The other guests were the Misses Mamie
Hickerson and Hattie Homer and Messrs
G. C. Garrett, VIII H. Frizzie and Charles
Ebe
Mrs Massie. Mrs. Macintosh and Mrs
Grogan chaperoned a gathering Of young
people at the parish hall of st. James
Church Monday evening. The young la
dies of ST. AIMS Guild served the refresh
ments.
Miss Kathryn f. Clarke and Mr.. William
]. Rupert were married at ST. Stephens
Church yesterday at noon Rev. Father
OConnell performed the ceremony. The
couple left later for a wedding journey.
The North Carolina Society gave ball
last night at Confederate Hail. which was
well attended and greatly enjoyed. A feat
ure of the evening was the presentation
of two magnificent baskets of flowers One
Of the baskets was gift from Mrs. Nc
kinley to DR.. Walter c. Murphy, president
OF the society. The gift came from the
White House conservatory, and Mrs Nc
kfnleys card was tied to the handle of the
basket with white ribbon. The other
basket was gift from Mr.. J. H. Small
present After spirited contest the prize
was won by Miss Irene S. Daniel of Ala
bama, recently of jacksonville, Fla. The
presentation was made by the assistan.
attorney general Col. Boyd, who paid a
beautiful tr5<ute to the popularity of Miss
Daniel. The fund raised by the voting
contest viii be turned over to the Chill
dren's Hospital. Among those present were:
Mrs and Miss Daniel of Alabama, recent
ly of Florida; Col. and Mrs. Youngblood
and Miss Youngblood of Alabama.
Miss Youngblood of New York. Assistant
Attorney General and Mrs Boyd, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. T, Murphy, Col and Mrs. J. g.
Moore. Miss Anna Kirkland Waddell, Mrs.
Wayne. Miss Ida Davenport Razzeile' Miss
Anne Prnghorn. Miss Cora Wetzel, Miss
Irene Carter: Mrs: W. L. Scott, Mrs. ".
G. Murphy, Miss Woodbury., Miss Winebeu
Miss Olivia v. Baker. Miss Mae Daniel
Miss Miss Mabel !,I Fowler; Miss Adeline sehulze,
Heisler Col. David Anderson, Mr.. e. q.
Mcleod, DR.. Ambleer Marstetter, DR.. Z.
]. Battle, Mr.. J. c. Jones, DR.. H. Sim
mquds, Mr.. ". c. Ballinger. Mr.. ]. w. Al
eAander. Mr. A. W. Proctor, Mr.. P. M
Patterson of Chicago, Mr. J. T. Anderson
DR.. P. Il. Kennedy. Mr. E. D. Merrill Miss
Mitchell. Mrs. Robert N. Harper, Miss To-
rene McNetts and Miss Schuyler.