Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-20

ana anorded much amusement for those
present. The feature of the evening was a
progressive peanut party. The prizes were
carried off by Miss Florence Girouard and
Mr.. Howard Fisk The BOBBY prize was
awarded to Mr.. w. X Sniffin After the
prizes were presented supper was served.
The center of the table was adorned with
Easter lilies and La France roses Those
present included Mr.. and Mrs. w X Sniff
lin, Rev. and Mrs. ]. c. Nicholson, Mr.
Ernest w. Bradford. Miss Edith George.
rouard, Mr.. Walter F. Collins Miss Flor
ence Girouard, Mr.. Howard Fisk Miss Jen-
ME Bennett, Miss Ruth Snffin. Mr. Elmer
J. Briggs, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Hancock and
Percy and Clyde Nicholson.
Mr.. Leon Tobriner and Miss Blanche 8
Barth were married at the residence Of
the brides mother, Mrs. Henrietta S. Barth.
No. 16OS Madison avenue. Baltimore Wed
nesday evening, April Ii. 1901. by the Rev
Dr. Charles Rubenstein. brother-in- law
or the bride. Those present were the MEM
bers of the immediate families of the bride
and groom, including Mr.. and Mrs H. To-
primer, parents of the groom; Mrs. Hen
rietta S. Barth. mother of the BRIDE Mrs
Sarah Eisner of Philadelphia and Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Femberger and Mr. and Mrs ]
Sondheimer of the same place: Mr.. and
Mrs. Levi strauss. Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
strauss, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander l..
Strauss, Joseph H.. Strauss, Mr. and Mrs.
William Strauss, Mr.. and Mrs. s. Strauss
DR.. Charles Rubenstein and wife Miss Al
Ice Barth. sister of the. bride: Mr.. Sydney
Frank, Miss Alice Frank. Mr.. Henry L.
strauss, Mr.. Z. PifferlinE of Philadelphia
Mr. Milford Fishman of Washington. and
Mr. Theodore l.. Strauss The wedding
gifts were numerous and beautiful.
The entertainment at the charming home
of Mrs. Thomas Wilson. 1918 Connecticut
avenue, wednesday evening, given by the
aouns Ladies Auxiliary of the Women's
Christian Association, for the benefit of the
nome, 1I19 18th street. was largely attend
ed A beVy of daintily gowned girls acted
as ushers. while another attractive sroup
In the hall presided over the candy table
upon which We're products of their skill
acquired in the association cooking school
Inc program was varied and interesting
Miss katharine Pelton of New York sang
twice, dellghting the audience with her rich
mezzo-Soprano voice and artistic interpre-
tatlon of songs. both grave and gay. Miss
virginia Bestor gave piano selections The
comlcal situations in "A Pair of Iunatics''
We're entered into with great spirit bv Miss
wright and Mr.. Aspinwall. Misses Stephen
son and harrington, in "A Fair Encoun-
ter called forth well-mer.ted applause.
The bright music contributed nv Miss
buckingham and a mandolin and guitar
club was another pleasant feature
Mrs. Z. Augustus Butts is nov recover
ing from serious illness of eighteen DAYS
and hopes to be out next week
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs S. A.
Cuddy of $50 9th street northeast enter
70 1oiheu hNe LADIES OF progressive euchre.
ne prizes were pretty and useful Thurs
day evening they entertained their young
friends with dancing party in honor of
the birthday of their daughter, Miss Luz
Gle A supper followed the dance
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Stewart gave
their daughter Florence a birthday party
on her eleventh anniversary at 1891. st h
street southwest. Singing, music and dane
ing and a supper from a beautifully deco
rated table We're enjoyed. Those present
were the Misses Mabel Woods. Mamie Da-
kin, Viola -kopler, Clara Fonsel Blanche
and Ella Kendig, Alice Donaldson, Mary
Rabbit, Messrs. Curt HALTER Harry and
John Rabbit, John Stewart, Albert Hen
ming. Frank Price, Frank Kopler, Warren
Worster, Willie Donaldson. Ernest Dakin,
Luster Berry, Albert Kendig, Hampton
Swing and Eddie Kendig.
Mrs. l.. c. Newman of Providence r. l.
is visiting Mrs. Alfred T. Gage at No 254
9th street northeast.
The Jolly Euchre Club was entertained
last Tuesday evening by Miss Verna Wade.
First prizes were awarded to Miss Reba
Sickles and yohn r. Atwell and consola-
ton prize to Mr.. Hinkle. The next meet
ing of the club will be April 80 at the resi-
dcnce of Miss Kate NJ. Arenz, 81 Myrtle
street northeast.
Senator Clark of Montana, who is now
in Europe, will return to this country in
time to attend the wedding in June of his
son at Butte. DR.. and Mrs. Culver who
are now yachting in southern waters, will
spend the early summer in the west.
Mrs. E. S. Moore and her daughters, Miss
Moore and Mrs. ]. Moore Richardson, will
close their residence on New Hampshire
avenue early in May, and go to their sum-
mer home in Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Woodward enter
tafned large party of young people last
night, the associates of their second
daughter, Margaret. Their splendid home.
SO well adapted for entertaining presented
a charming scene.
Thursday evening the Yoricks, with their
friends, held a delightful dance In the
ball room of the Cairo. This was the
clubs final dance for the season. Re
freshments were served during the inter-
mission, after which the young folks re-
sumed dancing.
Those present included Mr. and Mrs A.
Y. Leech. jr., the Misses Compton, the
Misses Noble and Misses G. Burger,
Barnes, Croxton Clements, B. Thompkins,
Darlton, Stowell, l. Leech, B. Edmonston,
Bean, Jamison, Theaker, Graney, Smith,
A. Patrick, Pearson, Durney, Queen, c.
Shutz, Jackson, Gawler, A. Van Horn H.
Young, Rucker and Head; Messrs. War
field, Ross, Davis, White, A. Harveycutter,
w. S. MacGill, Hengstler, Spelshouse,
Fletcher, Tribby. C. Noble, Williamson,
c. Finley, Lerch, Gearry, Gaines, Mitchell
Steers, Clear, Van Horn, Schultz, Roberts,
Long, Klien. L. Hooker. Ed Leech and
Green.
DR.. and Mrs. B. L. Hardin returned to
the city yesterday, after a short visit in
the north, and have taken possession OF
their new residence at 1872 Connecticut
avenue.
Mrs. r. mcfarland has returned from
a two weeks visit in Pittsburg, Pa, and
is at home with Mrs. Gist, 1896 H street
Wednesday night, the Twentieth Century
Club held it's weekly meeting at 217 LIST
street northeast Miss NJ. Farmer, Mr.
Thos Howell, Miss Bertha Mood Miss LII
liam Nash. Miss Marion Williamson, Mr.
Harry Coulter and Mr.. Thos. Howell took
part in the musical and dramatic features
After refreshments the entire company was
photographed. Among the members of the
club present were the Misses NJ. William
son. L. Nash, B. Moot, L. Matthews, L.
Bell, the Misses Carlyle, the Misses Lear
and the Misses Stewart; Mr.. and Mrs Guy
Farson, A. Murry NJ. Noyes, J.. Marsharer,
Harry Coulter, Thos Howell and Mr..
Jones. The officers of the club are: Presi-
dent, Guy Farson; vice president A. Muir
ry; treasurer, Miss Mabel Carlyle; secre-
tary, Miss Matte Lear; sergeant at arms,
Milton Noyes.
Dined by Senator Mcmillan.
Senator Mcmillan, chairman Of the Sem