The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-02-24
Innings Ours Archie Reliable Kinds

store yesterday discussing whipped choco-
late and spring Cry goods.
Il suppose i ought 10 be ashamed to
own it," said the elder of the women, to
nobody in particular. but way down in
my heart I've got sneaking preference
for calico and Bingham that breaks out
every spring like a rash. l never wear
them, OF course, for one must keep the
respect of ones dressmaker, but the bare
sight of summer print sprigged with pink
or green puts the old farm before me so
plainly that l can fairly see myself cut
ting across the meadows to church with
Tom"
Who's TOM" interrupted her daugh
ter. whose girlish interest had caught on
to the sentimental end OF her mothers
"Reminiscences.
And then the lady blushed. Perhaps she
had married John.
Mrs Louis Sehade and the Misses
Schade, assisted by the Misses Bryant,
Ros, Kapar, Molkow, Stier, Kleberg,
Schott, Myers. Bergman. and Wallace,
will receive for the last time this season
Wednesday February II. from to
o'clock
The regular meeting of the Columbia
Heights Art Club was held at the home OF
Mrs. Doris. Binney Street, Thursday last.
Mrs. Frank Lemon read a paper on Span
ish Painters" Miss Doris sang 'Nits
Gitano." Miss Mabel Doris and Miss Och
senreiter rendered piano solos. and Miss
Heck gave selections on the guitar.
Miss Dudrow, of West Virginia who has
been spending the winter with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles William Powers, at the Sa-
voy. has returned home.
The engagement of Miss Caroline Sew
ard Green TO Mr.. Arthur Johns has been
announced. Miss Green is a daughter of
the late Robert S. Green, a former Gov
ernor OF New Jersey, and the fsnce comes
of an old Virginia family and is grand
son of the late Bishop Johns, OF that
State.
The Capitol Hill History Club met
Wednesday afternoon at the home Of Miss
NichoI SOC Eighth Street northeast In
teresting papers on California and early
California missions were read by Miss
Jackson and Mrs Clum. and the history
OF American manufactures was discussed
by several of the members. The next
meeting OF the club will be held Wednes-
day, March 6. at the residence OF Mrs.
-
Mary Kobe. of 1851 Q Street, gave
childrens party Thursday afternoon. at
which quite a number of her little friends
were entertained. The rooms were beau
tifully decorated with palms. red tulips,
and carnations, red shaded lamps and can
delabra. The little hostess was goWned
in a red liberty silk. The tea table. with
it's red satin and lace cover. centrepiece
NJ presided
Heistand, aunt of the little miss, and Miss
Dunbar, of Providence, X. l. Some OF
those present were: Elinor Eckerson, Mar
garet Arbuckle. Helen Richardson. jamie
Frost, Rolle Hobson, Anna Lynch, Helen
Peddle. Albert and Frank Godoy, Anatel
lie Garde, Fred Clark. WI Chao Chu, Fred
Low, Tench Mayre, and VIII Vaughn
A masquerade was given February 16 by
a number OF students Of the Corcoran
Scientific School, Columbian Univ erslty'
The next in the series OF these pleasant
dances will be held Easter Monday night.
Dr. Monroe and Prof. Wolff. acting as
judges, awarded first prizes to Adah Burtt
and Bert williams Among the maskers
were the Misses Cain, peasant girl; waugh.
twentieth century girl; Mary Ancona'
colonial girl; Francis Sanders. Japanese;
Adah Burt. queen Of night; Halle Her
riott. peasant girl: Elsie Lowrie. baby;
Nellie Wheeler, Dinah: Irene Pistorio and
Mr.. Foley Columbian twins; Bert VIII
Jams. little Billy; Mr. Colestock. tiger; Mr..
Sanders clown: Mr.. Mccullough. sailor;
Mr.. Ancona, monk: Mr. Holt. lrlshman;
MIR. Byrnes. dude; Mr.. Hughes. sailor; Mr..
Cleary, Japanese girl and Mr.. Bert Leslie,
Miss Sophia Leslie Mr.. Charles Rice. Miss
Lille Nedder. Cessy Grant, Mr.. Fred Cady,
Mr.. Terry Mr., Hoeke, Mr. Pierson. Mrs.