Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-09

sic Girousrd, Nellie Lowe. Eugene
Girouard, Florence Girouard, n Lock
Brearley, A B. Simmons. jr.; R. Royester,
| c. Mueller W. H. Collins, H. Kane. r.
Hull and W. Hoban. The first social
meeting will take place Wednesday, NO
| vember IL. at S:15 pm. at the home OF the
| Misses Girouard. lis 10th street northeast
The Misses Higdon OF Southeast WASH
| ington entertained few friends at their
home last Thursday evening After music
| etc. a repast was served. Those pres
ent were Mrs. Castle and Misses vivian
/ TAYLOR Nellie Castle, Lizzie Mitchell, Net
| tie Higdon, Maud Castle and Messrs OF
| son. Philip and George Floria, Stein, Hart
| ley. DR.. Sheppard, Missineo. Headley ana
| j. w. Bailey.
Thursday at the parsonage of Holy Name
| Church Mr. Samuel w. Tucker and Miss
| Josephine c. Mccarthy, both of this city,
| were married by Rev. Father kervick only
| the immediate family being present I'm
| mediately after Mr. and Mrs. Tucker LETT
for the north
| Mrs Arthur d. Kline has Joined Mr.
| Kline, after an absence of six months,
| and they are located for the season at the
| Driscoll.
The East End Euchre Club held it's third
| meeting of the season at the residence OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. Wenzel Thursday even
| ing. The winners were: First prizes, Mrs
B. Dougherty and Mr.. W. Wenzel; second
| prizes. Miss NJ. Brown and MIR. III. Wenzel;
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! After playing refreshments were served.
| The next meeting will be held at the resi-
dence of Miss X. .Dougherty, 1229 NJ street
northeast, Thursday, November 81
| The Washington Alumnae Chapter of the
| Woman's College of Baltimore held its an
| nual reunion and luncheon In the Presl-
| dents parlors of the new Willard this
| afternoon. A business meeting for the
election of officers for the ensuing year
preceded the luncheon. The toasts most
| gracefully introduced by Mary Owen Dean,
| '95, were based on Peter Newelfs nonsense
rhymes and offered inspiration For the dis
| cussion of Faith Dignity" and 10y
| atty College colors and symbols were in
| evidence in the decorations, and college
songs and "reminiscences were features or
| the gathering, unanimously declared TO pc
| the most successful in the history or the
| chapter. Mrs. Edward Kennedy OF George
| town, for many years associated with the
! college, chapef oned the party,
| Dr. and Mrs. William Cline Borden have
| moved from Washington barracks to 1928
Kalorama avenue.
| MI and Mrs. Randolph Dickinsin Hop
kins and little daughter Helen are settled
! in their new home, 1925 Whitney avenue,
! Columbia Heights, where they will be
pleased to their friends Mondays during
the season.
| A straw ride was given last week to Suit
land Park, the party enjoying the music,
| dancing and other games, after which sup
| per was served. Among those present were
| Misses NJ. Jerman, j., II. and M. MCCARTHY,
E. Quill, Clara Wagal, K. Fitzgerald and
| n. Collins Mrs. Walters, Mrs. Collins, L.
| Dillon, Messrs. r. MARI, F. McGivern. c.
| Walters, G. Wettzel, ]. O'Brien, Ed. Nc
Grath. J. Jerman. B. Huffman, d. McAtye
| and Mr.. Jenkins.
Miss Imogene Bear entertained the Cos
mopolitan Shakespeare Club at her resi-
! dence, " NJ street, Tuesday. October %
/ The club was well represented, and act
Of Henry VIII was studied: During the
evening the hostess served dainty repast
and after a pleasant social time the club
adjourned to meet with Miss Ada Jeffrey
Tuesday November IL, at No. $40 Sth street
southeast.
Mrs. Anderson, wife of Surgeon F. An
derson of the navy, has returned to Wash
ington after spending the summer In Eu-
rope. DIR. Anderson has been ordered to
the Alabama and has taken an apartment
at the Portner for his family during his abb
sence.
Thursday evening of this week Miss Katie
Treiber was the hostess at a progressive
euchre party at her home, 1889 North Cap
itol street. The first lady's prize was won
by Miss O'Connell, and first gentleman's by
Mr.. May, the consolation being carried off
by Miss Linn After the game refresh
ments were served in the spacious dining
room, the table being profusely decorated
with ferns and flowers Those participating
were the Misses Clancy, the Misses Harvey
and Misses Brosnan, McGiven, Linn, o Com
nell, and Messrs. OConnell, Nash, Berk-
ley, May, CLANCY, Padgett, Scholar. Schultz
Cameron, Cooksey, Coup and McGiven.
Mrs. ]. H. Whitaker entertained the Nord-
hoff Guild last Friday at her residence 1921
T street. A large and enthusiastic gather
ing Of the members listened to the re-
ports Of work accomplished during the past
year. which has been one Of the most sue
cessful In the history Of the guild. Not
withstanding the Importance of the annual
election Of officers for the ensuing year,
skillful fingers were busy preparing arti-
cles for their contemplated sale for the
benefit of the Homeopathic Hospital. Mrs.
Charles A. Davis was elected president;
Mrs. j. T. Hough. Mrs. John Tweedale and
Mrs. Charles Lyman, vice presidents: Mrs.
j. H. Sypher, recording secretary; Mrs. ID.
L. Burnett, corresponding secretary, and
Mrs ]. H. Whitaker, treasurer, We're each
reelected to their respective stations. The
unanimous thanks of the ladies were ex-
tended to the retiring president, Mrs.
Hough, under whose capable administra-
ton for the last three years such success
has attended their efforts. The tempting
lunch with the dainty serving by the hos
tess and her assistants, formed, as usual,
an enjoyable feature of the occasion.
Mrs. Mary Z. Butterworth. widow Of ex-
Representative Benjamin Butterworth Of
Ohio, and her son Ben. will remain at the
Olympia, Columbia Heights, this winter.
Colonel Charles Hobart, United States
army, and family have taken their apart
| ments at the Olympia, Columbia Heights,
for another year.
Announcement has been made of the mar
riage of Mr.. George H Van Buren, and Miss
Blanche Dustin Kahn, at the home OF the
bride In Chicago, November T.. Mr.. Van
Buren, is the son Of Colonel G. NJ. Van
Buren, of this city. After an extended trip
| north Mr.. and Mrs. Van Buren, will reside
at the London, 316 East Capitol street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wells have returned
to the city from visits to West Point, New
York city and Philadelphia.
Miss Susie Corcoran entertained some
friends at her home s23 sth street, last
night. The evening was pleasantly spent in
games and music Those present We're the
Misses Lightcap, Seitz, Catherine, Matte
and Ada Lear, Moot, Foley, and Messrs.
Began, Eibel. McLaine, Anderson. Dono-
van, Oehman Rupp, Lentz. Deery and Neu-
mann.
The Silver Wave Social Club will give
another one Of its popular monthly soiree
dances at st. Josephs Hall Tuesday even
ing.
The students of the Bliss Electrical
School were entertained at Metzerott's Hall
Thursday evening by the officers of the
school The receiving party consisted Of
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