Evening star., 1902-02-22

ry. Mrs. E. Arenz, Mrs. C. E. Abernethy,
| Mrs. Maggie Myers. Mrs. L. e. Thomp-
! SON. First prize was won by Mrs. Walter
Ant nsWoI th, coma prize by AIRS. Waiter
Kelly. The consolation prize was Won by
| Mrs. William Walker, and Mrs. Abernethy
| took the BOBBY prize. Refreshments were
served later.
Mrs. c. Rohlfs (Anna Katherine Green)
| will be with Mrs. F. w. Lander, at home,
| on Monday, February "a.
A progressive peanut party was given
tuesday last at the home of Mr.. Harry z.
| Deckman. 93S l street northwest. Those
winning prizes were Miss Josie German.
| first prize; Mr.. A. NJ. Breugle. second prize,
and Miss L. Duffy, the BOBBY prize. Music
was furnished by Miss Seitz, who gave
| many selections the piano, and Mr..
Ourand. on the graphophone. Later light
| refreshments were served Among those
| present were the Misses Hattie Seitz. Mar
| ion Withall. Josie German, Minnie Haruc,
| Letitia Duffy, Katherine Hartic, Marion
Connors. Bessie keiser, Louise Hartman.
| Bell Manning, Annie keene, Tillie Munck.
Maud Tawler. the Messrs. c. Stenz. w.
| Mayer, H. Andersen, c. Munck. L. Steven
| son. F. Warren. H. Deckman, r. w. Su-
| man. VIII Ourand, H. Keene, E. Curtis,
A. NJ. Breuge. Mrs. c. H. Bauman. Mrs.
! W. H. Deckman. Mr.. F. c. Hartman, Mr..
VIM. H. Deckman, Master Chaplin Bau-
| man and Miss Louise Bauman.
| The Ladies' Parliamentary Club met at
the Cairo, with Mrs. A. G.. Powell, We'd
nesday Mrs. Emmerson in the chair. After
| the regular business the question for de-
| bate and practice was announced, is the
present generation of women less efficient
as home makers, or their influence and per-
| sonalty less womanly, than those Of fifty
| years ago?" The question was discussed
| enthusiastically. If not in point of order.
| The decision was in the negative The
| club will meet next with Mrs. ]. w. Webb.
| I'LL S street
| Miss Marie Ware Laughton of Boston
gave, by invitation. reading from Henry
W. at the last weekly meeting of the
Current Events of the Washington Club.
| Miss Laughton has voice of unusual r1ch-
ness and a charming personality her
| reading was accompanied with music oy
members of the Friday Morning Club Miss
Laughton is one of the state regents OF
| Massachusetts and delegate to the u.
A. r. meeting.
Mrs. B. w. Gheen will be at home lnfor
mally Wednesday, February 26, and will
have with her Mrs. James X. Depue OF
Takoma Park and Miss Tomlinson.
Mrs. D. L. Allison and Miss Allison of 1913
Princeton street will be at home Wednes-
day February 26. assisted by Mrs. Bertha
Adams Tilden Of Connecticut.
Mrs Joseph G. Ryan. formerly Miss The
feSa L.. BuenlGT, Will De pltdSeu ~ SSS hCA
friends Wednesdays at 2i23 l street.
Mrs Van Auken Mills has returned from
New York and will receive her friends IN
formally at the Iowa Tuesdays in March.
Mrs. F. E. Lathrop Of New York will visit
Mrs. Mills after March TO-
Mrs J. T. Whitehead of Philadelphia, Pa.
is the guest Of Mrs. VIM. Is. Palmer, NO.
Cos 9th street northeast
The Columbia Heights Arts Club held its
weekly meeting at the home of Mrs Seip,
913 Westminster street, Thursday after
noon Mrs Sep read a paper on Balzac.
Mrs. Wilkinson played Schumann's Might
Song also Hexentanz Che witches dance),
by Mcdowell. Miss Clements played the
intermezzo from Cavaileria Rusticana and
NarciSSuS. by Nevin.
The Bachelor Girls Social Club was en-
tertained by Miss F. King at her home 81
NJ street, Friday evening, February Il.
The game of hearts furnished the chief
amusement of the evening. The club ad-
meet Friday, February 2s at the home of
Miss Atweil, 1405 10Th street.
Mrs. W. H. shoies will not be at home
again this season. Mr.. and Mrs. Sholes
leave the first of the week for Florida.
Mrs A. A. Thomas gave luncheon yes
terday in honor of the ladies of the Wis
consin delegation. The guests present were
Mrs. Quarles. Mrs. Gallinger, Mrs. Bah
cock, Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs. Davidson. Mrs.
MacLennan. Mrs. Graves. Miss Barney,
Miss Cook and Miss Macmillan
The home of Mr.. and Mrs John J. Rose
mond, 0 street. was the scene of beauti-
fully appointed euchre Thursday evening.
The prizes were carried off by Mrs. James
Hobar and Mr.. William Ledley. Supper
was served in the handsomely decorated
dining room; The guests include Mr. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bindon. Mr.. and Mrs Gard
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. Ritz. Misses A. McNa-
mara, Penman. Ledley, Manich, Rosemond
and Messrs. Peterson Hannah, William
Hannah, Rosemond. Dancing closed the
evening.
Miss Helen A. Davis of sunbury, Pa, is
visiting Mrs. Clarence B. Rheem
The Merrymal1ers assembled at the resi-
dence Of Miss Agnes keiser, q X street
northeast President L. 2. Stewart presid-
ing. Wednesday evening. Mr. r. E. HAM
erdinger and Mr.. Ar~-ur Page rendered sew
eral popular songs. Mr.. G. N. Phelps read
amusing fish story. Miss Edith Keiser
contributed a recitation. Piano solos were
furnished by Miss Agnes Keiser and Miss
Edith Page. Games and dancing We're in
order for the remainder Of the evening
On Wednesday, February 26, the club will
be entertained by Mrs. Eva Emmerson at
sol F. street southwest Among those pres
elt were Mrs. EFa tmnefSOn or Richmond
Va. and Mrs. Lille Armstrong, Misses
Bessie E. Bush, Ella Johnston, Minnie
Robertson. Agnes Keiser. Dual Leaman
Edith Page. Edith Keiser, Edith Colson and
Miss Hattie Tyler of Rchmonu. Va Messrs
L. P. Stewart, G. 7. Stewart H. E. Hunts
berry. James L. CLANCY, c. N. Phelps
Charles f. Engle r. E. Hamerdnger, Win
lam j. Krouss, Arthur Page and Edgar
Leaman.
CYCLING IN VIENNA.