Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-01-25

the visitors were Mrs Wolf Mrs. Lille
| Armstrong and the Misses Edith Keiser,
Della Dillon. Pauline Coison. Edith Keiser.
II, and Dorothy Wolf, Mr.. Joseph Leaman
| Mr.. VIM. j. Krouss.
Capt and Mrs. Charles r. Clark were the
guests at dinner last night of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Mitchell Burke of the Hotel Nor
| mandie.
Mrs p V. De Graw, at 1890 Vermont ave-
nue., has her guest Mrs. George Rogers
of Philadelphia.
| Miss E. Van Voast entertained the CO.
lumbia Heights Art Club at the home of
Mrs. II. Hayden, 1872 u street, Thursday
afternoon, January % Mrs. E. E. Stevens
read an essay upon The Literature of the
Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries" The
responses to roll call being upon the topic
| for the day. We're unusually interesting
The parliamentary drill illustrated "a ques-
ton of order, and was ably conducted by
Mrs. Clark and Miss Hadley. A rising vote
| of thanks was given by the club to Mrs.
Jennings for her Rotations
| Mrs. Deemer, wife of the representative
| from Pennsylyania and the Misses Deemer
| viii be at home Tuesday, January IS at
| ZIG Vermont avenue.
| Miss NJ j. Malone will receive Wednes-
| day, January -, from 3 to 5 o'clock, in the
| parlors of Wimodaughsis, 1920 New York
| avenue.
| reception was given by Mr.. and Mrs.
| Edwin Herbert Pillsbury at their beautiful
| home on Clifton street Monday evening.
| the occasion being their fifth wedding ami
| VerSary. The house was prettily decorated
| in palms. snilaN and pink roses. Mrs. Pills
| bury looked charming in gown of pink
| crepe de chine and cream medallion ap-
plique. She carried shower bouquet of
| lilies of the valley. She was assisted by
| her sister. Mrs NJ. NJ. OConnor of Wash
| ington, Mrs. 7. w. Coakley of Boston, Mrs
N. M. Kelly of Bloomington, Ind; Miss
| May Smith of Boston, Miss Shotwell of
| Washington, Miss c. Monahan of Provi-
| dence r. 1. The popularity of these young
people was evidenced by the number OF
| friends who came to offer their congratula-
lions and by the many handsome presents
| they received The two hundred and fifty
guests were served with buffet luncheon
at midnight.
The Shriners. of which order Mr. Pills
| bury is member presented them with
| handsome mahogany bookcase and secre-
| tary.
Among those present were: Mr.. George
| w. Bowers. Mr.. and Mrs. Milton E.
| Allies, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Pillsbury, Mrs.
| J. Barry, Mr.. w. de c. Ravenel. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles S. Fletcher, Mr.. and Mrs.
| William s. Knox Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ray
| mond. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E. Sullivan,
| Col. and Mrs. c. F. Wood, Mr. and Mrs.
| Eugene Burns, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L.
| Simms, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Castelberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jacobson, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. S. Bronson, Mr.. and Mrs. L. White
| Busbey, Mr. and Mrs. James II. McChes-
| ney Mr. and Mrs John A. Eiiinger, DR.. and
Mrs. Howard H. Barker, DR.. and Mrs. F. V.
| Brooks, DR.. and Mrs. Malcolm Cameron,
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Boyd, Mr.. and Mrs.
| F. 7. Sanner Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nichols, Mr. and Mrs.
| Frank Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Nor
rison, Mr. and Mrs. George Musson. Mr. and
| Mrs. Charles Flicker, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Long, Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Frey; Mes
danes William c. Keegin, Duncan Waring,
Annie Cline, George Tracy, E. Cook. VIM.
Seitz, Est ella McKenna; Misses La Femme,
Louise Hurlburt, Grace Hurlburt, Waters,
Brinkman, Pillsburg, M. Moran, Eva Mo-
| ran, Gavin. L. Huepyle. NJ. Huepyle, Frey;
| Messrs. Paul f. Flynn. Eugene F. Allies,
Mr.. J. A. Ellinger, G. Hector Clemes, r. E.
! Pnkington, Alex. r. Mullowny, Harold N.
Pleis, William NICHOLSON, Eugene s. Coch-
ran, W: F. Lannan, Arthur Parker. Lee
rome Randall, Richard Peed, Charles
O'Connor, J. Arthur Russell, r. v. Hon
vary, George Won Dauckhausen, Frank
Swatz Harry OConnor, o. MeddIer, George
H. II. Moore, Thomas Power, Lieut. Meal
lister. Fred Behrens and Phil Hammell.
Mrs. Adeline Duval Mack has returned
from California and is at the Hotel Balti-
more for the winter.
Mrs. Everett D. VERIFY will not be at
home next Thursday, January 80, but will
| receive Thursday, February q, for the last
time this season.
and February after 2 o clock.
Mrs w. II. Shoes will be at home Mon
day afternoons in February only.
Mrs Peelle, wife of Judge Peelle of the
Court of Claims, has not sufficiently re-
covered from her severe illness OF last
winter and spring to pay any visits this
season, but will be at home at the Concord
Mondays, the Sd and 10th of February.
Mrs William H. Daw and Miss Anita
Cluss will be at home Friday, January 81,
3 to 6, assisted by Miss Florence May of
Philadelphia, Pa.
Mrs BENJAMIN F. Leighton will hold her
last reception for the social season Mon
day, January p, from to o'clock, at her
residence, 7OS Massachusetts avenue, Capt.
toll Hill.
Mrs A. G. Wilkinson and Miss Wilkinson
will be at home Monday, January q, but
not the following Mondays.
A pleasant affair was the progressive
euchre party given last evening by Miss
Elizabeth Smith at her home on N street
Miss Smith was assisted in welcoming her
friends by Miss Lucia Graves Alexandra.
The house was beautifully decorated with
palms, smilax and cut flowers, and at mid
night a dainty collation. was served.
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Gawler, Mr. and Mrs. STEERS, DR.. and Mrs.
Wooster. Misses Mantle, Houser. Bewick,
Camp, Roach and Enright and Messrs.
Girty, Ohiberg Magee, Adams, Ruddy,
Brown, Starnell and Sprigg.
Mrs. Thomas HI. Anderson, who is the
guest of friends at the Waldorf-Astoria for
a week, will not be at home al the Portland
Monday next.
Miss Mary E. Goodall of 504 Maryland
avenue southwest who has been i'll from
the effects of a fall, has recovered.
Mr. Albert r. Hecht announces the en-
gagement of his sister, Miss Hennie Hecht,
to Mr.. Harry ]. Flesher of Baltimore, Md.
At home 143 street northeast.
Mr.. Edward Kohner and Miss Isabelle
Louis will be pleased to see their friends
Sunday, January 26, from to 10 pm, at
3Q3S NJ street.
Mrs. Shelley of 1913 G street northeast
pleasantly entertained several ladies of the
Grant Circle at luncheon Thursday last,
Mrs. ]. Riffard Mickle and Miss Addie
Ruth Mickle will be at home to their
friends Tuesdays, January % and Feb
ruary 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G, Trunnell of 145 Car
roll street southeast gave a birthday
party last Monday in honor Of their little
daughter Nathalie. The donkey game was
much enjoyed by the little folks, and the