Evening star., 1901-10-12

knowlton are living at Columbia fats. i4th
and Binney streets.
There was a pleasant gathering wednes-
day evening last at the residence of Mr.
Frank Darnall. 1911 Sth street northwest
.ne occasion being a surprise birthday
party rendered TO his brother, Charles y.
Darnall OF Hyattsville. Nd. During the
evening program consisting of music and
rectstlon was rendered. which was in part
as a.. .oiiows; lows Recitation, Seeing a Game OF
foot BAIL Mr.. Charles n. Darnall; Dot
Leetle Beer Keg." Mr.. Frank Darnall;
piano solos. Mrs. Thomas King and Miss
lewis; Lewis piano duet. Mrs. Arthur Frazier and
mrs Robert King: recitation. ''Curfew
Shall Not Ring Tonight" Mr. W w A.
amson. Refreshments were served after
wnich the floor was cleared and dancing
lhoulged In until the small hours of the
morning. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Darnall, Mr. and Mrs Robert
King. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Frazier. Mr.
and Mrs Walter Davis. Mr.. and Mrs w
W Adamson, Mr.. and Mrs. r.. Johnson.
mrs Ellen Anderson. Mrs. Jane Darnan.
Misses Bessie Anderson. Ida Frazier. ollie
King, Jessie Aldrich. Emma, Bessie and
Cara Adamson, Emma King. Annie Dar-
nan. and Messrs. Robert Johnson Amos
Frazier, Harry Cinstack, Harry Frazier
ana Mr and Mrs. John Hawkshaw
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Griffith gave a
euchre party Thursday evening last. the
occasion being the twenty-fifth anniversary
.n OF tnelr marriage and the guests were
was assisted In receiving by Mrs and Miss
Greenwell, Miss Knapp and Miss Slack
lstone. There were thirteen tables and
Tu .s-tWo guests who sat down to play.
ne prizes were the handiwork of the hos
tess A supper was served after the games.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs Greenwen.
Mr. and Mrs. Ratcliff. Mr.. and Mrs Frank
saul, Mr.. and Mrs. George Nav Mr. and
Mrs. John Cammack Mr.. and Mrs Francts
Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Nhyte. Mr.
anu anu MRS Stohlman Mr.. and Mrs ]. H
6uscner' s Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Harvey. Mr..
ara Mrs. Byrne, DR.. and Mrs William Cur
ley Schafhirt, Mrs. Virgie Ouantreiia
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rawlings Mr.
ana aIH MRS; Frank p. May Mr.. and Mrs. las.
"a arNey Ciark, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur BRYANT
MI. and Mrs. August Donath, Nh, and Mrs
IT Ia' Rocne, Or. Johnson Eliot DR.. Kehoe
Mr. Edgar Petit, Mr.. Carl Mueller. Mrs
Thnr,e 2Ts,Ie hatclife. the Misses Williams,
GGsD1eIly' renno, Mamie and Catherine
y ODonohue, Blackstone, Fowler. Enann
Mcs"eeny, Saul and Cumm!ns. '
tuesday evening musicale and dance
was given at the residence of Mrs. Tenlav
IN IN honor of her daughter Before the
dance the guests were entertained nv Mics
Babtista and Mr. T. II NaxwaI b,s ,-nroI
selections. 's ''N"i
MT. and Mrs. Pierre L. Keeler will COM
tnneinorate the twentieth anniversary OF
tnelr marriage by a reception 10 their
TbnrsS o d at s!S ID street northwest next
thursday evening from to 10 o'clock.
turned to their 10th street residence 7-ha,,
spent the summer between York Harbor
anu Narragansett Pier, giving the early
Scotia. VIVA
MRS. {. A. Metcalf has returned from a
aeiightful trip OF 1900 miles. which has
included Los Angeles, San Francisco Sac
ramento oregon, South Dakota MInnean-
oLs. st. Paul and Chicago. She will be az
nome at LED III street northeast after No.
vember /. ~ W.
MI. Edward B. Stumph and Miss Eliza G.
Sornwell, both OF Washington, were mar
,,ed r. Wednesday evening at Silver Spring.
= Tiots My sSlnery county, Md, by Rev. Robert
L. McNair, pastor of the Rockville Preshr-s
terian Church.
Inc diplomats Of high and lesser cegree
are rapidly bringing their vacations 10 a
ciose ana are in Washington or making
plans TO get here. even il for only tenn
porary stays With the return of Lord
rauncefote this month the pleasant fam
NY lie at the British embassy will he re-
(COntinued on Sfytb I0aC.N