Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-02-01

| LosIy anu iofiiny SfiSp, MafJofie ahe
Mrs. George Fiske Dudley will be al
home Monday, February 3. for the last
time this season. at 1907 Columbia road.
Miss Frances NJ. Taylor of No. 9 * street
northeast has fully recovered from a .ena
and severe illness Of typhoid fever.
Miss Leila Dame of Winchester, Va. s
| visiting Miss Cooley at her home on Sist
| street, Georgetown.
Mrs. Frank Gustave Radelfnger will not
be at home Monday. but will be pleased to
see her friends informally the remaining
] Mondays in February at 143l Chaplin
street.
Mrs. Allison Nailor, 18th street and
Rhode Island avenue, will not receive this
season or return calls, owing to i'll health
| A pretty wedding took place last Wednes-
day night at the home of the brides
mother. Mrs. Clara ]. Robinson, 1242 III
| street northeast. when Miss Carrie ]. Rob-
| inson and Mr.. Martin c. Graves were mar
| ried by Rev. s. NJ. Hartsock, DID, in the
presence of large number of friends and
| relatives. The bride was very becomingiy
attired in a gown of mode CLOTH trimmed
| in appliqueS of lace and burnt orange panne
| velvet The wedding march and several
I choice selections were rendered by Mr.. Gee.
Many handsome gifts were received. Mr..
and Mrs. Graves will res-oe with the bride $
mother at the above mentioned address.
/ Miss Hilda Schoenthal of Washington.
Pa, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Leo S.
| Schoenthal of 20e9 Sd street. At home Sun
| day, February ..
| Miss Rose Helman of 9th street south
west leaves Monday for Covington, Ky.
where she joins party of friends and cor
| tinues to New Orleans to attend the Mardi
GraS.
Mrs. Fuller, wife of the chief justice, will
not receive Monday. but viii be at home
Monday February 10.
until Lent at the Kensington, 2501 18th
street
| AS Mrs George P Whittlesey expects to
leave in a few DAYS for the Pacific coast,
she win not be at home Mondays in Feb
| ruary.
Mrs. H. Clay Browning. who has been
| spending fortnight in New York and Phil
adelphia, returns home tonight.
pleasant affair was the birthday party
given by Mrs. NJ. NJ. Paxton Thursday
evening, January q, at her residence, 49, E
street, in honor of her brother, Mr.. Ralph
E. Sweeney. Many relatives and friends
| were present. Supper was served from a
prettily decorated table.
Senator and Mrs. Burrows entertained at
dinner last evening Senator and Mrs
Hanna, Assistant Secretary and Mrs. Hill,
General and Mrs. Corbin, Senator and Mrs
Taliaferro, Senator and Mrs. Scott and Gen
eral and Mrs Henderson.
A pleasant surprise party was rendered
to the Misses Riley and Bertha Perkins at
their home in Hyattsville,"Md., on Tuesday
evening last Dancing was INDUCED in until
midnight, when refreshments were served.
Among those present were the Misses Ri
ley and Bertha Perkins. Miss Gertie Ker-
nan, Miss Mae Hardster, Miss Lula Rath-
dale, Misses Lottie and Lizzie Miller, Misses
Katie Josephine and Clara Klein. Miss
Louise Pfuger. Miss Lynch Messrs. Charlie
Laupp, Johnnie Klein George Miller, Rob-
ert Barrett, Eddie Miller, Brooke Perkins,
Henry Klein, William Freeman, Fred Per
kins, Harry Murray, William Miller,
Charlie Perkins. Charlie Green. Mr.. and
Mrs. Perkins, Mr. and Mrs, Strobert, Mr..
and Mrs Lenhart, Mr.. and Mrs. GUIDE, Mr..
and Mrs. Pflinger.
Master G. Merritt MacWhorter of iii
Dartmouth street, Columbia Heights, enter
tanned his little friends on Wednesday at q
party in honor of his cousin, Miss Erma
Emmett Paul Of Marion, Ind. After a merry
time at play refreshments were served the
little folks in the dining room. Among
those present were Misses Erma Emmett
Paul. Rose Elliot, Janet and Doris Little.
Marian and Helen Sturtevant and Masters
Emmett and Roland German, Henry II. Ell
lott, Byron Robert and G. Merritt, Mac
Whorter.
Mrs. Chas. Haywood at marine head
quarters will not be at home to callers Mon
day, February and 10, but will receive
February H.
Mrs. w. Francis Aycock and the Misses
Barry will be at home Monday, February J.
Major and Mrs. Carroll Mercer have taken
1921 1 street for term of years. Mrs. Car
roll Mercer receives Thursday.
Major and Mrs. Carroll Mercer will give
a dinner, February 10, for Colonel and Mrs.
Edwin Stevens of Castle Point, New York.
Colonel and Mrs Stevens will afterward at
tend the Assembly ball.
Mrs. William H. Ckany of 1893 L. street
w he at frnr
to 6.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Bristol will be at
home formally for the last time this season
Monday. February 3, from 3 to o'clock at
$50 c street.
The "Congenials'' were pleasantly enter
tanned last Tuesday evening by Mrs. VIM.
A. Stowell 416 10th street southwest. First
prizes were awarded to Miss Annie Walker
and DR.. B. H. Smart. Consolation prizes
were captured by Miss Reba Sickles and
Tuesday evening. February IL, 1902. by
Miss Verna Wade. The Gladstone. r street
between 14th and 10Th streets northwest.
The first OF a series of socials, to be given
under the auspices of Chaplin Union, the
Oldest union in the city, was held in the
quarters, 522 9th street, Wednesday even
ing. The principal feature of the evening
was a floral wedding. conducted by Mrs Il.
A. Williams. Recitations, by Mr. w. A.
Platt Y, many Of whose members were
present, has donated thirty cups and sau-
GERS for the use of headquarters. Light re-
freshments were served by the entertain
ment committee. Mrs. Williams, Miss Gus
sic Nichols and Mrs. Falconer. Among those
present were: Mrs. Clinton Smith, District
w. c. T. U. president; Mrs. Emma S. Shell
ton. District W. c. T. U. secretary; Mrs.
NJ. D. Ellis, national superintendent of
legislation and petition; Mrs. T. A. Will
liams, president of Chaplin; Mrs. Emma S.
Ellis, secretary: Miss Gusse Nichols treas
urer; Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Bradley Mr.. and
Mrs. Falconer, Mr.. w. A. Falconer Mr..
Williams Mrs. B. L. Nevins, Miss Annie |
Nevins and Miss Mabel Stewart of New
Mexico.
The reception given by the ladies Of the
Congressional circle residing at the Riggs !
House last night was participated in by |
600 or more of their friends and was a |
great success. The suite of parlors on the |
second floor was deliberately decorated |
with roses, carnations and foliage plants |
The main dining room was cleared for |
dancing, and a large orchestra played |
there. Upstairs the music of smaller |
one added a pleasant feature to the recep- |
ton in progress. A buffet supper was |
served from a long table, frightened with |
red roses and red tapers. The hostesses |