Evening star., 1902-03-08

well as that of a keen observer, and proved
were, We're: Mr.. si and Mrs % RoSer. A. Smith. Mrs.
B. II. Smart. Miss Rowena La Barre. Miss
Bertha Euderle, Miss Charlotte H. Payne.
Miss McKinitry, Mr.. ]. Willard Ballon. Mr..
Robert Potwin, Mr.. H. c. Hunter. Mr..
Rowell and Mr.. Harry 8. Richardson. AZ
delightful musical program finished the
evening. Songs. 'Questionings" and "A
May Morning," sung by Mrs. B. H. Smart;
duets. for violin and piano. Because, by
Muiso 'Tarantala," by Henderson. played
by Mr.. H. 8. Richardson and Miss Leav-
lit; also Because" from Jocelyn. by
song, by Mrs. Smart, Miss La Barre and
Miss Leayitt
Miss Grant. daughter of Mr.. Jesse Grant.
gave a luncheon this week at her fathers
home at San Diego. Cal. in honor OF Miss
Gassan. The young hostess chose novel
way to announce the engagement of Miss
GasSan and Capt. Adam 8. Fleming of
the coast artillery. Chocolate cannon balls
were served at dessert and on slip CT
paper concealed within was written the
news.
A quiet, but beautiful, wedding was that
of Miss Ella Ashby Bernard of Petersburg,
Va. and Mr.. Edmund Cary Nalle of Wash
fngton. The ceremony was celebrated
Wednesday evening at o'clock at the
home of the bride, only immediate relatives
Of both parties being present. Miss Ber-
nard was one of PeterSburgs most popu-
Nalle most popular and well-known bus
mess man. The wedding presents were nu-
merous and elegant. After a flying visit
her here ,o to the grooms parent the couple
Mrs, H. A. Prssey will not be at home
Wednesday, the 18th.
Mrs. j. d. Croissant gave a dinner of
fifteen covers last evening in honor Of her
cassmate, Mrs Everett Smith of Milwau-
kee. Wis, and her daughter. Miss Irene,
who on their way home after two
years visit abroad.
Miss Rose Cohn. 1872 sth street. will be
at home Sunday evening.
Miss Abbie Minnex Of Anacostia, D. c..
entertained few of her friends at birth
day party Tuesday night. Those present
SOult Lottie Perkins and Lola Perkins,
the Messrs. Robert Miller. Harry William
son, Austin Moore, Charlie Ley and Frank
Boswell.
Miss Grace Herr of Scranton. Pa. is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Stephenson
of this city and will probably remain a
month.
At the residence of Mr.. and Mrs John
RAIDER of 9l3 G street southeast. March
6, the sixth birthday anniversary of
their son, Charles F. RAIDER, was celebrated.
Graphophone music and games were en-
joyed, after which the party proceeded to
the UlnlHS room, Wuere d DOuHtllul TepdSt
was served. Those present We're: Misses
Freda Hermann, Mamie Everett, Nellie
Brady, Ida Denham Helen Beasley, Emma
and Mamie Oxman. Louisa Miller, Master
O'Neil, Felix keppler, Philip Miller. Ber-
nard Humphrey Fred Schondau, Frank
and Charles RAIDER Mrs. l.. SchcnGau. Miss
A. Schondau Miss ]. Little, Mrs |. Gueth-
ler, Mr.. Lohman and Mr.. r. Tucker.
A social gathering was held at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. D. Stephenson,
Sunday, March ., in honor of their son.
Walter D. Stephenson of Philadelphia. Mr..
Ellio-. Reid of RoXborough. Pa, Qld Miss
Grace Herr of Scranton, Pa, The same
evening the christening of the grandson of
the host hostess, Walter D. Cornelius, Rev.
Mr. Maydwell Of Waugh Chapel officiating,
also took place. Later supper was served.
Selections the piano by the Misses
Scholler, Wright and Montgomery and Mr..
Reed also recitations by Miss Montgomery
and Mr.. Reed and Mr.. Cooney. Among
those present We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
B. Cornelius, Misses G. Herr, E. Scholler,
Wright. Messrs. W. D. Stephenson, E.
Reed, r. Dunn, W. Greenfield b. Boswell
j. Bartlett. VIM. H. Cole and VIM. Cooney:
also Mrs l.. Lusby and son Albert. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Lehman and daughter HELEN, Mrs.
Adams and Mrs Greenfield.
Mrs. William A. Stone Of Pennsylvania,
who has been enjoying a stay of several
where she is receiving much attention.
The Capitol Hill Shakespeare Club met at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Sage, Massachu-
Setts avenue northeast, Monday evening
when a program of recitations selected
from the writings of Shakespeare was pre-
sented. A piano duet was given by Mrs.
Sage and her daughter, Miss Louise; violin
solos by Miss Louise Mae Farrow and char
acter solos by Mr.. Sage.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Weyl will hold re-
ceptlon at the home of the brides parents
12S 7th street, tomorrow evening from
to 10.
The Euchra Euchre Club was pleasantly
entertained by Miss Scott, 1925 I street
ler won first prize and Miss Leah Schneider
second. Mr.. Tastete won first prize and
Mr. w. E. Richardson second. The next
meeting will be held at Miss Finney's.
Mrs. M. w. Pardee announces the mar
riage of her daughter. Miss Ada Pardee to
Mr.. Ira NJ. Beam of Philadelphia. The we'd
ding took place in that city on Wednesday.
February 26. 1902. at o'clock p m. Mr.
and Mrs. Ira NJ Beam will make their
home in Philadelphia.
The Columbia Heights Arts Club held it's
monthly business meeting at the home of
Mr.. s. V. Hayden, 1900 4th street, last
Thursday afternoon.
The Rosette Euchre Club held pleasant
meeting at the residence of Mrs William
Walker Tuesday afternoon. Among those
participating were Mrs. William Deckman,
Mrs. George O. Burke, Mrs. Gordon of Phil
adelphia, Mrs. George Cassidy of Baltimore
Mrs. William Walker. Mrs. c. G. Archibald,
Mrs. James Parker. Mrs. William Ochen-
reiter. Mrs. Charles Bauman. Mrs Harry
Lowry, Mrs. julie Kane. Mrs. Harry L.
Smith. Mrs. Maggie Myers, Miss Mollie Ed
monston, Mrs. Abernethy, Mrs. Walter
Kelly and Mrs. Walter Allensworth.
The first prize was awarded to Mrs. C. c.
Archibald; second prize, Mrs. Walter AL
lensworth: consolation, Mrs. julie Kane;
BOBBY, Mrs. William Walker. After the
games refreshments were served. The club
will be entertained by Mrs. William Deck
man Tuesday, March 49,
The engagement is announced Of Albert E.
Lissberger and Minnye Wheatfield.
Mrs. X. A. Donovan is in New York.
The Misses Wheatfieid will be at home
Tuesdays, p Iowa circle.
Mrs r. Rothschid. Mrs. Gus Wallerstein
and Mrs. Eugene Schwab are staying a few
weeks In New York.