The Washington times., 1901-12-05

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not receive on Thursdays.
Miss Lillian Nash gave birthday party
Tuesday night and the evening was spent
in games. A special feature was the per-
forming on the piano violins and cornet
by the Misses Lillian Nash, Marian Will
Hanson and Bertha Moot, and the Messrs.
Donovan and Alexander. Among those
present were Mr., and Mrs. George J. Nash,
Mrs. Coggins, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nash,
the Misses Kathryne. Matte and Ada
Lears, Belle Chadwell, Lena and Lillian
Matthews, Carlisle. Cunning. Howell, Fo-
| ley, Moot, Noyes, Ethel and Alice Nash,
and the Messrs. Beach. Bright, Murray,
Farson, Hand. Noyes, Griggs, Ochmann
| and Orville Nash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin G. Paul have been
again summoned 10 Pennsylvania by the
illness OF the formers father, and will
not be at home for the present at their
apartments, 1926 U Street.
The Presbyterian revision committee
Will be entertained at card reception to
be given tomorrow night at o'clock by
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Foster at their new
home. 1923 Eighteenth Street.
The ladies of the Peirce Guild. auxiliary
to the Washington Hospital for Found
Iings, commenced their series of annual
Iuncheons and sale of useful and fancy
articles at the Masonic Temple yesterday
at noon. These iuncheons and sales will
continue throughout the week at the same
place from u until 2 o'clock. AS usual,
there were a number of daintily appoint
ed and flower -bedecked tables scattered
about the hall. and the attractive wait
resses in charge represented some of the
most prominent maids and matrons OF the
social and phllanthropic world. The menu
is varied and so arranged as to please
alike the business men and women who
have only short time to dispose of their
midday snack, and the Christmas shop
pers who like to chat over their slowly
slipped chocolate or tea.
The ladies in charge of the sale and
luncheon are as follows: General chair
man, Mrs. C. B. Welch: reception com
nlittee. Mrs w H Bayly, Mrs. ]. C. Pen
ME. Mrs. G. E. Emmons, Mrs. w. II.
Hoeke; refreshment committee, Mrs. ].
j. Lightfoot Mrs. F. W. Pilling, Mrs.
H. A. Hall, Mrs. NJ. V. Losover, Mrs. L.
". KeeIins, Mrs. A. B. Browne. Mrs. w.
A. Jones, Mrs. r. w. Haynes, Mrs. p. 7.
Moran. Mrs. E. r. Wallace, Mrs. V.
Thomson, Mrs. Richard Sy lvester, Mrs.
J. c. Smithe, cake table, Mrs. o. G. Sta
pies, Mrs J. A Swope, Mrs. A. T. Briton,
Mrs. Simon Wolf; fancy table, Mrs. J. NJ.
Green, Mrs. F. l.. Browne, Mrs. J. B.
Church. Mrs. Alex. Briton, Mrs. Victor
Kaufman; in charge of tables, Mrs. E. J.
Mckee. Mrs. F. e. Berger, Mrs S. l.
Kimball, Mrs. S. R. Bond, Mrs. S. N.
Whitwell; candy table. Mrs. J. V. Bar
ro5s. Mrs. L. B. Platt, Mrs. c. E. Bran
denburg.
That Mrs. w. H. Bayly, the president
of the guild and her associates have done
splendid work throughout the past year IS
evidenced by the annual report, which
show the expenditure of nearly S1.59o for
the comfort OF the little ones whose well
fare they have in charge.
Lieut.. James Regan. jr., and his bride.
with her mother and brother Mrs. Yznaga
and Mr. Alexis Yznaga, were recent guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Valentin Clad, of Devon,
Pa. Lieutenant and Mrs Yznaga viii
shortly leave for the formers post at Fort
Smelling, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Pentland have is
sued invitations for their golden wedding
anniversary, Wednesday, December II.
to IL, at 1880 Eighteenth Street
Miss Eleanor Terry has returned from
her visit to Mrs Thomas c. Foster, OF
| Philadelphia.
| Mr.. ard Mrs. Justus Hollander announce
the engagement of their daughter. Bes-
| sic Mae to Mr. Arthur d. Marks. formerly
! of New York City. At home, 10 II street
| northeast, from s to 10 o'clock. next
| Sunday evening.
| Miss Hrdegarde McKenna. who has
| been staying at Chestnut Hill, near Phil
adeIphia, as the CUES. of Mr.. and Mrs.
! Percy Grove. is now making a short visit
| to Miss Constance De7ereux. of Philadel-
phla. Among the many social affairs ar
ranged By Mrs. Grove for Miss McKenna
was a very large dinner, at which the
| guests were made up OF the leading So
| ciety people of Philadelphia younger set.
Mr.. George Cochran and Miss Elizabeth
Liston Cochran, of Walnut Street. Phil
| adelphia, have dinner invitations out for
| December 1G, when the guests are to meet
Miss Helen Patten, Of this city.
| The annual election of officers OF the
| Butterfly Girls was held at the residence
Of Miss Josephine Prott, with the follow
ing result: President, NJ. Fox. reelected;
Vice President, f. Miller: Secretary. NJ.
| Olmstead; Treasurer, A. Pittman, re-
| elected: Corresponding Secretary, L. Nau.
4 After the business of the evening had
| been transacted the members and their
| friends were delightfully."- entertained with
| vocal and instrumental solos, games, and
| recitations A Eountiful supper was served
| AT IL o'clock. The Misses j. Prott, r.
| Levy. aad L. Nav ably served as enter
! tainment committee for the evening The
| club will give a bal masque February
! 6 1902 at ational Rifles hall Admis-
| sion by card only
Miss Elizabeth Hall Moss left yester-
day TO Join party Of Baltimore friends
on her way to Richmond, where they will
no house guests at the Moss Evans we'd
| ding which will occur in that city the
| last of the week
The marriage of Miss Mary Prince Davis
,nd Cant Ruthven Smith. U. S. A., now
st,tjoned at Fort Morgan. Ala, was SOL
| an,n,1ed last evening at T:30 o'clock at
! st. Margaret's Church.