Evening star., 1902-01-04
THE SOCIAL WORLD

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Beatrice Carrick, Mr. and Mrs. d. J. Orig
gers, Mr.. and M.s. II. Thompson Mrs. w
F. Lewis. Miss Abbfe Herbert. Mrs. I.
Collins. Miss Elizabeth McKevit, Mr.. an6
Mrs. ]. M. Richardson, Mrs. Sarah Camp
bell, Miss Elizabeth Beaseiey, Messrs. r. l.
Edwards. s. F. o'Donnell. r. R. Valentine
p. M. Gotwell, A. P. Hockstine and H.
Frank. During the intermission the guests
enjoyed an excellent repast
Mrs. Claude A. Swanson will be at home
1925 10th street, Tuesday afternoon from
4 to 6. She will have with her her mother
and sister, Mrs. and Miss Lyons, and Mrs
Won Mayhoff of New York.
Miss Annie Kempf of New York has re-
turned home after a pleasant visit of ten
H street northeast.
Mrs. William II. Daw and Miss Anita
Cluss will be at home Fridays. January IL
and 81, 3 to @, at 1901 H street.
Mrs Thomas G. Hensey and Mrs. Walter
8. Dodge will be at home Wednesdays, JAM
uary Is and -. 4O6 NJ street.
A soiree will be given by the Silver Wave
Social Club Tuesday evening.
Mrs. William Alden Smith will be at home
Tuesdays in January. 1884 18th street.
Mrs. Charles Elwood Foster will be at
home Mondays in January.
An evening at home was given January
by Miss Isabelle Martie, at S14 7th street
southwest. During the evening several
solos were rendered by Mr.. Louis Foster
Mr.. Harry Jeffries and Mr.. Martie. Re-
freshments were served. later to the follow
ing guests: Misses Rose Toy, Mabie High
Flora and Bessie Smith, Flora and Mamie
Ballard, Messrs. B. Weaver, ROLAND Marr,
VIII Williams, l.. Davis, NJ. Bray. NJ. Wal
nd Mrs
Col. and Mrs. Carter have moved from
1920 Hopkins street to 1910 21st street.
The Washington Wellesley Club was en-
tertained Friday. January 3. at Its annual
Christmas tea by Mrs. Louise Tayler Jones
at her residence on 21st and streets.
Dainty refreshments were served, and the
present college girls renewed the youth OF
the others by their bright accounts OF the
college Of today.
Mrs F. ]. Barrett and Miss Barrett will
be at home Wednesdays, January 10. %
and %.
Mrs Alston B. Moulton will continue her
Tuesdays at home, 1910 11th street, during
January.
Miss Alisan Wilson will be at home Sat
urdays in January at the Lenox.
Miss Barrett entertained at luncheon
Thursday Mrs. Clarke Waggaman, Mrs.
Henry K. Willard, Mrs. N. w. Barksdaie,
Mrs. Arthur Lee Wilson, Miss Anne Wilson,
the Misses Parker Miss Kaufman, Miss
Chittenden. Miss Muir. Miss Wilkinson,
Miss Shaw and the Misses Heth.
Mrs. M. Collins Of Boston and her daugh-
ters, Miss Marie Collins and Miss Catha-
rine Collins, who are attending Trinity Col
lege have returned to Washington for :ne
winter and are at 1918 14th street.
Mrs. Samuel Polkinhorn and the Misses
Polkinhorn will be at home Monday, Feb
ruary and 10.
Dr. and Mrs. G. P. Gehring, now in Phil
adelphia, may winter here for the first
season since their tour Of the Pacific coast,
which lasted two years.
Mrs. Thomas H. Anderson, wife of JUS
tice Anderson, because of illness, will be
unable to receive her friends Monday, the
9th, but will be at home the remaining
Mondays in January.
Mrs. Joseph Tyssowski will be home
Wednesday, January 10. - and q, 1431
Rhode Island avenue.
Mrs. Hansbrough, wife of Senator Hans
brough. will receive Thursday in January
from to g.
Mrs. F. W. Parker will be at home Mon
days through January and February at Ii
10th street southeast.
Miss NJ. 8. West, who recently returned
from the Philippines. accompanied by her
brother, Colonel Parker w. West, L. S. A,
has removed to No. 1926 n street.
Mrs. Haywood and Miss Stillwag will be
at home Mondays in January.
Mrs. de B. Randolph keim of Reading.
Pa, is the guest of her daughter, the wife
Of Captain c. w. kutZ of the Engineer
Corps, U. S. A., at the WASHINGTON bar
racks, during the holiday season. Mrs. and
Miss Klein will receive with Mrs. kutz
January 6, at the barracks. They
will spend the remainder of the season at
the Elsmere and will be at home to their
friends. Mondays, January 20, and Feb
ruary 3.
Mrs Seth Shepard will receive on Mon
lays in January.
Tuesday, December 81, the Merrymakers
met at the residence of Miss Eva Johnson
493 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, Mr.
Leonard p. Steuart, president. presiding at
the meeting. After the business was over
different amusements were participated In
first on the list and the lucky ones were
Mr.. H. E. Hunstberry and Miss Bessie
Bush, who carried off first honors, MT. l..
A. Harr and Miss Maud Steuart capturing
the BOBBY prizes. A generous share OF
popular solos was contributed by Mr.. X.
E. Hamerdinger and Mr.. Arthur Page. At
lO:3O the guests were invited to the dining
room, which was tastefully decorated With
evergreenS and the colors of the club (biue
and gold), where refreshments We're served.
Dancing was then INDUCED in until Il
o. clock, when the new year was greeted
with horns, COW bells and other noisy eX-
pressions of welcome. The meeting then
adjourned to meet again. Wednesday even
ing, January s, at the residence of Miss
Ella Johnston, 913 street. Among those
present were the Misses Eva Johnson, Ella
Johnston, Bessie Bush, Minnie Robertson.
Nellie c. Lee, Maud Steuart and Edith
Page, and the Messrs. Leonard P. Steuart,
Guy Steuart, H. E. Huntsberry, Walter r..
Harr, John NJ. Poloni, Jas. 1. Chaney, Chas.
e. Engle, r. e. Hamerdinger. VIM. ].
Arthur Page. l.. A. Harr, j. w.
Shauch and Mr.. Grey.
Mrs. Noble, the widow of the late Cap
tain Henry B. Noble, and her sister. Miss
Birnie. are located for the winter at the
Hotel Normandie.
Miss Eugene D. Borden of 1922 Q street
will be at home to her friends after pm,
Tuesday. January Z.
DR.. and Mrs. z. T. Sewers are now resid-
ng at 1907 Massachusetts avenue.
Mrs. A. c. Dunbar entertained number
If friends at a reception and dance on New
Year night at her residence. 1904 L street,
n honor OF Misses Radcliffe, Wine and
Nallach. The rooms were tastefully deco
'ated with smilax, holly, ferns and roses.
Among the invited guests We're Misses Rad
,liffe, Ritchie, Mantele, Hawks, Benet.
4ecky, Wine, Eliot, Humphreys. Major
Chalmers, Drs. Carmichael, Bogley, Num-