Evening star., 1901-03-18
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
COMINGS AND GOINGS OF WELL.
KNOWN PEOPLE.
The Old Folks VIII Enjoy Their An
nuaI Treat-Perxonal
Notes.

The annual dinner in celebration of St
Joseph's day will be given tomorrow at the
Home for the Aged, under the care or the
Little Sisters of the Poor. The French am
bassador ami members of his embassy staff,
along with a number of other friends of
the institution l. will wait upon the inmates
at table when the feast is spread at
O'Clock. Archbishop Martineli will officiate
at benediction later in the chapel.
Representative and Mrs. Newlands sailed
Saturday for Europe
Mr.. and Mrs. II. a. Willard are at Had
don Hall, Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Edgar Harper have
left Belmont and have taken apartments at
the Portuer.
Miss Jennie Graham gave a dinner at her
home, ALI 4th street southeast, in honor
OF Miss Agnes f. Trafton of Portsmouth,
Va, who is visiting her cousin, Miss Nellie
Reynolds, at 405 9th street southeast. The
other guests were Miss Nellie Reynolds,
Miss Agnes Il. Trafton and Miss Ida
Wrenn and Mr.. Arthur G. Cole. Mr.. s. 4.
Coleman, Mr.. Russell Graham, Mr.. Charles
w. Morrissette and Mr.. Herbert Wrenn.
Mrs. II. E. Hall of Akron, Ohio, accom-
panied by her daughter, Miss Bertha, is
visiting Mrs John c. Hesse of Capitol
Hill, where she will be pleased to see her
friends the remaining Tuesdays in March.
DIR. r. c. Bains of Mississippi, who has
been spending some days with his brother.
X. Lee Bains, has gone to New York.
Miss Esersfield, daughter of DIR. Esers-
field of Maryland Agricultural College, is
visiting her aunt in Baltimore.
Mr.. Q. Raymond Evans entertained
party of friends at a dance at Carroll In
stitute Saturday evening. Among those
present We're Misses n. F. Barrett, NJ. E.
Fenton, NJ. Toulson. NJ Harbin. E. Cor
bett, B. Schnebel, NJ. Schnebei, B. Boern-
stein p. Bates, n. Cox, L. Cox, A. Long,
!. Long, J. Ostrum, Messrs. B. Akers, w.
Blackwood, P. Russell, Hopkins, Hansford,
g. Corbett, j. Sisson, f. Waldman, H.
Keefe, f. Evans, c. Behrens, II. Hertferth,
F. Ford and n Ruess.
The E plus Z Euchre Club was enter
tanned at progressive euchre Friday even
ing last by Miss p. Sanderlin at her home.
1123 n street. The honors of the evening
were won by Mr.. c. Mueller and the Misses
G. Bayly and NJ. Yeager, but the latter two
having carried off the prizes several times
surrendered the prize to the next highest,
Miss F. Girouard. light repast was
served, and after a social hour the club
adjourned. The next meeting will occur
March % at the home of Miss NJ. Pool. 9i5
Rhode Island avenue. Those present were
the Misses NJ. Yeager, G.. Bayly, A.
Girouard, F. Girouard, 2. Sanderlin, r..
Sanderlin, E. Whitaker and NJ. Pool and
Messrs. w. Collins, w. Shipley, C. Mueller,
E. Royster and W. Whitaker.
Mrs w. P. Manning has leased her resi-
dence, and will be at the Portner, 18th and
u streets, until the early summer.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank b. ketchum have
gone to New York.
A surprise was rendered Miss Julia NJ.
Maedel of 517 East Capitol street on We'd
nesday, 1t being the twenty-eghth ami
versary of her teaching in this city. Miss
Maedel received many congratulations and
beautiful floral gifts. Miss Yustchen
Springsguth rendered several selections on
the mandolin, Miss Annie Rogers sang
Scotch airs and Miss Maedel played several
Of her own compositions. Among those
present We're Mr.. l.. Breneizer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Blau, Mrs. Kistler, Mrs. Weily, Mrs.
Springsguth and the Misses Springsguth,
Misses Julia and Minona Maedel, Mr.. Lau-
er, the Misses Lucy Grant Annie Rogers,
l.. Levy, Katie and Lizzie Felger, Mrs.
Lamby, Miss Houston, Park, Choe and Mrs.
Kistler.
Mrs. Moins Clark will be at home to-
morrow for the last time prior to her de-
parture for New York.
Mrs Hearst and the Misses Lane and
Apperson are in New York for stay of
several weeks.