Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-02-23
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Inc Capitol Hill History Club met We'd
nesday afternoon at the home of Miss
NichoI, JOG Sth street northeast. interest
Ing papers on California and early CaIIfor-
MIA missions were read by Miss Jackson and
MIS-. Clum. and the history of American
manufactures was discussed Ivy several Of
the members. The next meeting OF the club
will be held Wednesday. March g. at the
residence of Mrs. Fletcher 510 A street
northeast
The Misses Perham. Mrs. A. 8. Perham
and Mrs. Sidney II. Perham will be at home
Fridays in March at 90 Westminster street.
Mrs. Carroll Mercer will not be at home
with Countess Esterhazy Monday afternoon,
but will receive at Justice Harlan's.
A masquerade party was given at the
home of Miss Eva Coates 1916 Q street.
Many games were enjoyed and refreshments
served. Miss Lima Grimes was awarded
the prize for the most comical character
Those present were the Misses Mable
Thomas, Mamie Hammer. Nellie Beckley
Mollie Leachey, BERTHE Thomas. Bertha and
Florence Ritter Mary ana Louise Nusz
Lima Grimes. Maggie Theurer Catherine
Martin. Ida TAFT. jamie and Eva Coates
Mrs. r. Grimes. Mrs. 5. Starlight. Mrs.
Z. II. Bringle. Mrs. r. Luki Messrs. f.
A. Cox, j. Norris, b. Thomas. DR.. Paris
Brengle, William and Walter Coates and
Master Will SearigLt.
Mary Kobe of 1Io1 Q street gave a
children's 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 Candida
bra The little hostess was gowned in
red liberty silk. The tea table, with its
red satin and lace cover, centerpiece OF red
tulips was presided over by Mrs. Heistand,
aunt of the little miss. and Miss Dunbar of
Providence, r.. !. Some of those present
were: E;linor Eckerson. Margaret Arbuckle,
Helen Richardson, jamie Frost. Rollie Hob
SON. Anna Lynch, Helen Peddle, Albert and
Frank Godoy, Anatel lie Garde, Fred Clark,
WI Chao Chu. Fred Low, Tench Mayrc
and VIII Vaughn.
Mrs. A. f. Straus OF Richmond, Va, is
spending few weeks with her parents, -'.r.
and Mrs. Julius Baumgarten, $40 II street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Richards gave
progressive high five party at their home
Thursday evening. Those participating were
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Coleman. Mr. and Mrs;
E. Huguely, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richards, Mrs. knowlton, Mrs 4.
Torrey. Mrs. Wise, Miss Williams. Miss
Huguely, Miss Wise, and Messrs. Ward,
Fugitt, w. Coleman and DR.. Balm. Prizes
We're captured by Mrs. E. Huguely and Mr..
Richards, and consolation by Mr.. E. HuSue-
ly. Later collation. was served.
A pretty home wedding took place last
night at s o'clock at the residence of the
bride on Flint street Brightwood Park, ID.
c. Miss Jessie Brown and Mr. Joseph Z:
Beard were married by Rev. II. NJ. Reid OF
Edinburg, Va. Mr.. Ford G. Anderson of
Warrenton, Va, was best man, while Miss
N. T. Hodgkins, also of Warrenton, acted
as maid of honor The parlor was profuse-
ly decorated with garlandS Of smilax sus-
pended from the chandelier to corners of
the room. The bride and groom stood be-
meath horseshoe of roses and green during
the ceremony. while Miss Nan Nalley rem
dered the wedding march. The bride wore
pearl gray lansdowne, trimmed with white
chiffon, and carried a bouquet Of pink roses.
The maid of honor wore white and gray and
carried white roses. A reception followed
in the supper room, which was decorated
with carnations and smilax The presents
were many and beautiful. After March l
Mr.. and Mrs. Beard will be at home at 622
Sd street northeast.
Master Washington Pezet, the twelve
year-old son Of the secretary of the Peru
Wan legation. and Mrs. Pezet celebrated
his birth and nameday yesterday by an az
ternoon party. at which twenty-five young
friends were present.
A wedding took place Tuesday afternoon
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Miller.
Their eldest daughter, Minnie Marie, and
Mr.. Charles Webel were married by the
Rev. DR.. Domer, assisted by the Rev. F.
w. Moot. pastor of St Pauls English Luz
theran Church. The bride was becomingly
attired in gray cloth, trimmed in cream
crepe de chine and applique lace, and car
ried bride roses. Her sister, Miss Etfie NJ.
Miller, was maid Of honor, and her brother,
w. c. Miller, acted as best man.
The marriage of Miss Lucy Lyon and Mr..
Thomas E. Lucas was celebrated with a
nuptial mass at the Immaculate Conception
Church Tuesday. February 10, at $50 m,
Rev. A. Biven, cousin of the bride, officiat-
Ing. The bride was attired in travelling
suit of brown cloth, trimmed with panne
velvet, with hat to match. and carried a |
prayerbook. She was escorted by her cous-
in, Mr. II. E Moran. Mrs. Stanley Searles, |
sister of the bride, acted as matron Of hon |
or and Mr.. John Horstkamp as best man. |
The wedding march was rendered by Miss |
Mullay. After receiving congratulations |
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucas left for a trip to Balti- |
more and other points east. They will be |
at home after March 1 at 625 1 street. |
where they will be pleased to see their |
friends.
The birthday Of Washington was remem- |
oered by the Young Folks Social Club, |
which gave pink tea at the residence of |
Mr.. Charles Carriere, 1914 North Capitol |
street.
A masquerade ball was given at 1900 |
North Capitol street last evening. Dane
ing the unmasking cake walk was given,
n which Miss Kate Kammerer and Mr.
John Adams carried off the prize amid
great applause. During the evening several
iuets were rendered by Miss Sullivan and
Mr.. T. Gibson. Among those present were:
Misses Hattie Buksula. Kate Kammerer,
Louise kammerer. Mamie Murray. Lau-
van, Emma Shedd, Helen Sayers. Blanch
smith, Ada Gibson, Grace johnson, Oracle
lett, Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson, Mr. and Mrs.
Thornton Jet, Mr.. and Mrs Walter Jett
md Messrs. L. S. Pallock. A. B. Adams,
J. r. Adams, F. c. Barry, r. r. Gibson. E'
2. Chewing, H. Henning, H E. Hughes,
3. T. Jones. G. Mcleod, M. Mccullough,
8. Mohler, G. Preston w. Payne, E. HI
Payne. w. Shedd, G. R. Wayland, B. F.
Netmore and R. L. Conner.
masquerade was given February 10 by
he Saturday Night Founders" of the
Corcoran Scientific School, Columbian Uni
7ersty. The next in the series of these
pleasant dances will be held Easter Mon
lay night. DR.. Monroe and Prof. Wolff, |
lcting as judges, awarded first prizes to
Adah Burt and Bert Williams. Among
he maskers were the Misses Cain, peasant
girl; Waugh. twentieth century girl; Mary
Ancona, colonial girl; Francis Sanders,
Japanese; Adah Burt, queen Of night;
Halle Herriott. peasant girl; Elsie Lowrie,
ably; Nellie Wheeler, Dinah; Irene Pistorio
md Mr.. Foley, Columbian twins; Bert
little Billy; Mr.. Colestock, tiger;
dr. Sanders. clown; Mr.. Mccullough, sailor;
Mr.. Ancona, monk; Mr.. Holt, Irishman;
dr Byrnes, dude; Mr.. Hughes, sailor; Mr..
Cleary, japanese girl, and Mr.. Bert Leslie,
Mss Sophia Leslie, Mr.. Charles Rice, Miss
lille Vedder. Cessy Grant, Mr. Fred Cady.
DR. Terry, Mr.. Hoeke, Mr.. Pierson, Mrs. |
Wheeler and Prof. John Pistorio and Mrs. |
historic.