Evening star., 1902-03-22

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Miss Mollie Edmonston, Mrs. Thompson
Mrs NJ Myers, Mrs. Jules r. Kane, Miss
Stella Lowrey and Mrs. Walter Kelly. After
the games refreshments were served. The
club will be entertained by Mrs. Jules X
Kane. Tuesday, April l.
Wednesday evening the Merrymakers
held their regular weekly meeting at the
residence of Miss Nellie c. Lee, 1913 Mary
land avenue southwest. President l.. r
Stewart presided. short business session
was held, after which the evening was
pleasantly passed in games and music
Master Henry Lee, assisted by Miss Nellie
&. Lee, rendered several violin solos. MIR
r. f. Hamerdinger and Mr. THOMPSON con
tributed songs. Miss Gertrude Brodt sang
several comic songs and Mr. T. W.
Phelps and Mr.. r. A. Dinsmore re-
cited, after which games were played. The
rooms were beautifully decorated in palms
and flowers. while the chandeliers and
walls were draped with ribbons of blue and
gold. the colors of the club. Later the
guests were served with refreshments. Be
sides the members present were: Mrs. J.
William Lee, Miss G. Nois. Miss Laura
Wilbur, Miss Nellie Huntsberry, Miss Ger
trude BrOdt and Miss Sussie Brodt. MIR.
Clarence Lee Mr.. Ernest Lee Master Hem
ry Lee, X. A. Dusmore, r. L. Hamerdng-
er. Mr. Thompson and William j. krouse.
A progressive euchre party was given
Thursday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. II. Mad
dox at their residence. 1882 Wallach place.
The parlor was tastefully decorated with
palms and ferns. First ladies' prize was
won by Miss Stuart and second by Mrs.
Bynum. First gentemen's prize fell to
Mr. StultZ and the second to Mr.. Dieu-
donne Booby to Mr.. Charles Wagner At
ter the playing refreshments were served.
Among those present Were: Mr. and Mrs.
Bryan, Mr. and Mrs Stutz, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wagner. Mrs. Bynum, Mrs. Fugel, the
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Marie Stultz. Messrs. Dieudonne, J. Texton,
Will Maddox and Charles Wagner
Capt and Mrs. William Belo Iemly left
last night for North Carolina, where they
will spend Easter, visiting St. Louis before
they return to Chevy Chase. where they
have taken apartments for the summer.
Judge and Mrs. A w Rucker of Denver
and Miss Julia Porter of Atlanta are guests
of Mrs. Frank l.. Freeman, 1856 street
Mr. E j. West and daughter. Kathleen
Carlisle. OF Wilmington. Ohio. were the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Boyd of 413
Florida avenue the past week.
The Columbia Heights Arts Club held Its
weekly meeting at the home OF Mrs Fan
ME b. Ward. I'LL ssachusetts avenue,
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. George Red
way read paper on the women Of the
court of Louis XIV.
The Butterfly Girls Club met Monday
evening. The early part OF the evening was
spent in dancing Later an elaborate
banquet was served. the table being beau
tifully adorned with flowers and colors OF
the club red and green. Favors particu-
larry suitable to the day were presented
each guest. Among those present were the
Misses nj. Fox. F. Miller. A. Pittman, M.
Olmstead. L. Nav, j. Prott, l.. Kohl. T..
Lockwood. l.. Pruesser. NJ. Lederer. b.
Carrick. l.. Wagner. l.. Dieninger, l.. Obi.
r. and NJ Nav. NJ Schmidt and Messrs.
Andre. Widemayer. Krumke F. Profit.
Theo Pitt. F.. Miller. Margraft W. Joach-
i'm. Wilbern. Rice. Jos. Geier, E. Green
Thos. Griffen and III. Giclas.
A reception was given Thursday evening.
March ~. by DR.. and Mrs w. W. Baker
at their residence, 1S41 North Capitol street.
in celebration of the twenty-fifth ami
versary of their marriage. The tastefuIiy
and appropriately decorated rooms were
crowded until a late hour by the many
friends OF the bride and groom Of a quar-
ter Of a century extending their congrat-
uiations viewing the numberless valuable
and useful presents Of silver and enjoying
the bountiful and elegant collation. served
IN the dining room. The decorations were
IN silver and green, with roses. tulips nv.
acinths and palms in profusion, which. with
tne lights and happy. joyous crowd. made