Evening star., 1901-12-07
The SOCIAL WORLD
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Brown, Maria Huck, Edna Bowen, Satie
Thayer. Nellie Mcmahon and Messrs. John
G. Mathers, Frank r. Chase. John Archi-
bald, Joseph L. Cole, Lauver Bowen, Chas.
Dornoff, R. Earl Mccormick and Joseph H.
Huck.
The Butterfly Club met Tuesday evening
at the residence of Miss Josephine Prott,
Oil Sd street, when Miss Margaret Fox was.
reelected president; Miss Frances Miller,
vice president; Miss Maud Olmsted, Sec
retary; Miss Arlies Pittman, treasurer {re-
eiected) and Miss Louise Nau, correspond
ing secretary. Vocal solos, games and rec
itations preceded supper. the table being
deliberately decorated with the colors of
the club, red and green. Among those
presentwe Misses M. Fox, A. Pittman,
NJ. Schmidt, L. Nau. L. Wagner, L. Die
ninger, L. Ohl, L. Kohl, M. Schneider. M.
Lederer, M. Olmsted. M. Wiegand, Rose
Levy, F. Miller, Josephine Prott, and
Messrs. Thos. Griffin, E. Green. E. Ziegler.
Jos. Geier, o. Krumke, VIM. Widemeyer, /.
Behrend, ]. Buckley, Mr.. SinceI and f.
Prott.
Mrs. Ellen Edel gave progressive euchre
Thursday evening, when prizes were award
ed to Mrs. ]. Collins and Mr.. H. Newcomer,
for the most games Mrs. F. c. Gentner
won second prize, and Mr.. Gentner the
BOBBY. The guests consisted of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edel, Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Gentner,
5. Ii.
Mrs. Collins Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Newcomer,
Mrs. Simmons. Miss Nora Davidson of Win
chester, Va; Mr.. L. Collif1ower. After the
game refreshments were served. ---s
Mrs. Mary Townsend Hawk of Pennsyl-
vania has returned and has taken apart
mentS at the Sherman, corner of 18th and
S streets ~
Mr.. O.. B. Stout, who has been stationed
at Fort St. Michael, Alaska, arrived here
today on leave and is with his family at
1915 Corcoran street.
Mrs. Joseph Abel has as her guest Mr..
and Mrs. Gerson Streng of Pittsburg. At
home, Monday evening, at a T street
northwest.
Professor and Mrs. William Jones Rhees,
Miss Rhees and Miss Flora Rhees, are at
1225 Connecticut avenue for the winter
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Pelton Moore are
now located at the Albemarle for the win
ter Mrs. Moore will be at home to her
friends after December 15, Thursdays.
Miss Farnsworth, who has been visiting
in Philadelphia for several weeks, has re-
turned to the city.
A progressive euchre was given by Mrs.
G. Brummet, 9th and East Capitol street,
where Miss Jennie Lein won first prize,
handsome fan, and Miss Florence William
the BOBBY prize.
DR.. G. P. Gehring, accompanied by Mrs.
Gehring, came over from Philadelphia to-
day and are at Wizards for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Van Buren, will be
pleased to see their friends at 316 East Cap
itol street Thursdays during December.
Mrs. Julius A. West will be at home to
her friends Sunday evening, December s.
A pleasant surprise birthday party was
given to Fanny Sullivan at her residence,
619 10th street northeast, on December 5.
The evening was spent in games, after
which rpTraS aShmpntS served Little
Miss Sullivan received some pretty preS-
ents in honor of her eighth birthday. Those
present were Messrs John McGraw, James
Sayer, G. Walker, John Smith, William Es-
sex, Robert and Bond Beaton E. Magee
B. Essex and John Miller and the Misses
Fanny and Bertha Sullivan, Alice and Es-
tella Smith, Mabel and Nellie Rocket,
Anna Kline, Lucy Eggleston, Kathrine Nc
Graw, Ruth Beaton, Lula Magee, Ruth Sci
bert, Irene and Emma We'll, Agnes and
Mary Miller. /
Mrs. Charles William Powers on Thurs
day, December 5, entertained a luncheon
company in her apartments at the Savoy
in honor of her cousin, who is one of Octo-
ber's brides, Mrs Henry Sherburne Roome
The dining room decorations were in red
and yellow. The guests present to meet,
Mrs. Roome were Mrs Goldsborougb Ed
win McKnew, Miss Helen White, Miss Lot
tie Roome, Miss Charlotte Barnes, Miss
Grace Burger, Mrs. George Smith and Mrs.
William Oscar Roome, jr.
Mrs Van Fl. Bukey has returned from
visit of several weeks at her old home at
Parkersburg, w. Va, and is at No. 1919
18th street.
The Alumni Association of the Friends
School of this city will hold it's annual
dance this year on the evening of Decent
Der 26 at the school.
A dance will be given by the drill corps
of Columbia Commandery, No 2, K. T., at
the Masonic Temple Monday evening.
Dancing will commence at $50.
Arrangements have been made for an
exceptionally interesting musical and dra-
matte evening at the Dumbarton Club,
Georgetown, this evening. The entertain
ment is planned for the members and their
friends. One feature of the evening will
be ''The Magic Mirror about which has
been thrown an impenetrable veil of Sc
crecy, and which is expected to prove big
surprise. A musical sketch and number
of vocal selections will be included in the
program. The entertainment committee Of
the club has arranged for several dances
and other entertainments to be given dur
ing the winter, and altogether most en-
Joyable season is promised.
The first semi-monthly meeting of the
Bachelor Girls Social Club was held De-
cember 6 at the home of Miss Glendora
Bayly, No. 1888 11th street Games and
refreshments were enjoyed. Those present
were Misses Bayly, King, Brooke. Atwell,
Hooe, Fiske, Richardson Whitcomb, Roys-
ter, Brush and Yeager.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ross Mickey Of Illinois
are the guests of Mrs. C. c. Manning, 1880
Columbia road
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew b. Webb have
leased their residence on Delaware avenue
Tor the winter, and at present are stopping
at No. II B street.
DR.. and Mrs. Clifton P. Clark entertain
ed the literary circle of Mt. Vernon Place
NJ e. Church South, Friday evening at
No. 620 1 street. The author for study was
Eugene Field, and the program as fol-
lows: Fields autobiography. Mary Hoge;
essay on the life of Field, Miss Hail; the
humorous side of Field, illustrated as fol-
lows: Pleasures of Memory" Dr. Clark:
selection by Mr.: George Moore; vocal solo,
II Envy the Bird Miss Goodman; His
tory Of Saints and Sinners Corner" Mr..
W. A. Cannon: "A Romance" Miss wyn-
koop; The Clink Of the Ice." Mr. C. NJ.
Clark; Red Miss siemers; "Whippings
we used to Get" Mr.. Falkner; violin solo,
Consolation, Miss Grace Hamlin, ac-
companied by Miss Kent; the sentimental
side: "Korner's Battle Hymn" Miss Hoge;
Paradise" Miss Kent; 1.-THE Prayer"
Miss Wakefield; Getting On Mr. Geo.
Dr