Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-08

We've Rice. president; Miss Minnie Selby,
vice president. and Miss Mamie Brosnan,
delightful straw ride to Hyattsvil.e last
week. Games and dancing were INDUCED
in until midnight after which supper
was served. Among those who took the
journey were the Misses Edna Taylor, Gen.
evieve Rice, Minnie Selby, Rose Baier, Ada
Cross, Violet Spencer. Marie Rice and the
Misses Brosnan. and Messrs- Geo. Beuchert,
Frank Pollock, Taylor Curren. Fred Rice.
James Powers, Charles Venable, William
McKensie. Charles Smell. Vernon and Rich
mond.
Mrs. Charles w. Pierce and Miss Pierce
have returned to the Portner for the win
ter.
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. William
F. Falvey, 610 10th street northeast the oc-
casion being in honor of Miss Dorothy
Drew. After supper the entire party wit
messed the play. The others present were
Mr.. and Mrs. William +. Falvey. Mrs. NJ.
Blake Mrs. Mockbee, Miss Elizabeth Mock
Misses Falyey and Master William Fa.vey.
Mr. and Mrs. George L. Tarbell's house on
Oak avenue, Takoma Park, was the scene
of a pleasant party of friends Thursday
evening During the evening Mr.. Galhier
played the mandolin, accompanied by Miss
Collins on the piano. Dancing was INDUCED
in until a late hour, after which refresh
Mr.. and Mrs. Tarbell. Mrs. c. c. Yeabower,
Miss Mamie Day of Garrett Park, Md; Miss
Ella Greer. Miss Margaret Mohler. Miss
Margariette Collins, Mr.. Galhier. MIR. Ar
thur Orpin. Mr.. John Yeabower, Mr.. James
sHaney, Mr. Haydn. Mr.. Charles Gororn,
and Mr.. Herbert Hardesty.
The Young Peoples Union of the Peoples
Church held it's last meeting Friday evening
at the home Of Mrs. Jennie L. Munroe, $50
A street northeast. After the business meet
ing the remainder of the evening was spent
IN playing charades. The society then ad-
1ourned to meet on November IA with Mrs.
Bisbee, 113 G street northwest Among
those present were Mrs. Alexander Kent.
Mrs. George r. Davis, Mrs. Jennie l.. Mum
roe. Mrs. Katherine Holmes, Mrs. Anna
Shackleton, Mrs. Frances Upperman, Mrs
c: H. Greathouse, Misses Flora Raymond,
Katie Potter Myra Speer, Annie Goebel,
Beulah Parsons, Marie Siemers, Stella VIII
son and Gertrude Metcalf, DR.. Alexander
Kent, Dr. Holmes, and Messrs. Buck Teeter,
George SHIRLEY, Herbert Warren, A. Upper
man, George R. Davis, Arthur Abbott and
Alfred Wild.
Mr.. A. r. Spofford and Miss Spofford have
returned to their town house, 1921 Massa-
chusetts avenue. Miss Helen Nicolay Will
be with them during the winter
Mrs. Greedy has opened her house after
an extended stay in the White Mountain
region. Miss Greedy is back from a long
visit to the Pacific coast, and her sister,
Miss Adola Greedy, has brought home for a
few days one of her Bryn Mawr friends
Miss Nathalie Farbank of Chicago
Mrs. Frederick G. Berger delightfully."- en-
tertained the ladies of the PIERCE Guild yes
terday, the first meeting of the season. Ar
engagements were completed for the annual
luncheon and sale to be given at Masonic
Temple the first week in December. The
Following officers We're elected for the en-
suing year: President, Mrs. w. H. Bayly;
wee presidents, Mrs. ]. c. Pennie Mrs. j.
A. Swope; treasurer, Mrs w. H. Hoeke;
secretary, Mrs. A. B. Browne
Miss Leila NJ. Wilson has returned from
Boston and with her aunt Mrs Lucy Page
STEELE, is located at 1920 Connecticut avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Fairfield are at Mrs.
they are enjoying the Keswick Hunt Club
Mr.. Fairfield, who is connected with the
coast and geodetic survey, expects to sail
Tor Manila December l. Mrs. Fairfield
will return to her Washington home. but
will join Mr.. Fairfield in the Philippines
later.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman have
closed their country house on the Military
road and have returned to their 10th street
home for the winter.
LAST Thursday evening a dance was given
at the home of Mr.. Herman Burgess of
Hyattsville. Those present were Mr. and
Mrs Burgess, Mr.. and Mrs. Machen, Mr.
and Mrs. Burns, Mr.. and Mrs. Grady, Mr..
and Mrs Conradis Miss Lizzie Burgess.
MISS Effe Morrison, Miss Gilhen, Miss
Hobson Mrs. Fenton, Miss Lula MobIey.
Miss Lille Mobley, Mrs. Susie Sherman,
Mr.. Lavender Mr. Gary, Mr.: Collins, Mr..
Mobley, Mr.. Otto Hochschild, Mr. Mel
Bailey. Mr. Tanner and Messrs. Eugene
and Elmer Burgess.
Lieutenant Commander Holman Vail U
s. N, and Mrs. Vail have leased 19Os I
street for the winter ... .s
The Columbia Heights Art Club. with
full attendance of members, met Thursday
at the Portner, Mrs Stokes hastess for the
day. After a preliminary by Mrs Schnei-
der, she announced Mrs. Evelyn Clark
Morgan, chairman of the day. Miss Red
ways report, the treasurer's statement
parliamentary drill by Mrs. Tower topic
Of the day, Orators and Statesmen of
constitutional France" by Mrs. John Hyde
had ring of interest and business energy
The responses to roll call brought out MANY
additional items of value to the essayist's
fine paper. Discussion on Educa tional
Methods. dissertation on Mirabeau. ended
the regular order Of the day. MiscelIa-
neous reading by Mrs Stokes gave a bit of
merriment to the meeting Music "Ra che
MES Minuet," by Mrs. Seip; encore. spi-
rited selection The guests of the club were
Il. Is.
ris was announced as the hostess next
Thursday. Mrs. j. L. McCreery was elect
ed member of the club The feast of
reason and flow of soul, ended with the
dainty refreshments served by the hostess.
Mrs. Ellen E. Ison has returned to Wash
ington for the winter and is at 1904 Massa-
chusettS avenue
Last Tuesday at Fort Myer, Va, Miss
Amy Law and Mr.. George r. Ormsby were
married by the chaplain of that post Capt
Charles S. Pierce, U. S. A Mr. and Mrs
Ormsby are now on a trip to North and
South Carolina. The bride is great-grand-
daughter of Thomas Law, one of the orig
inal owners Of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs Warren Tolson last evening
entertained at euchre party at their resi-
dence, corner of Spring street and Morris
avenue, Anacostia. Refreshments termi-
mated a pleasant evening. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur C. Emo Mr. and
Mrs. Bertram Thornette, Mr. and Mrs J.
w. Tolson, Misses Mary Tolson, Jennie G.
Barley, Bessie and Mary Leapley Nettie
Mattingly, Carrie MARRIOTT, Mrs T. F.
Williamson and Messrs. Charles " folsom
]. Taylor Bronson, Joseph Mundell and
Grover Tolson.
Mrs. w. H. Walcott, Mrs. Blanche Wal
colt and Miss Walcott and her brother have
just returned from Providence, R. l., and
are located at 1927 18th street for the win
ter.