Evening star., 1902-03-01

Jersey avenue.
Last Thursday evening Miss Hattie Seitz
entertained some friends at her residence.
80 9th street, In honor of Miss Freda
Groove Of Martinsburg and Miss Geneva
Hooge Of Roanoke, who are visiting in this
city. Games were indulged in until a late
hour. when light refreshments were served.
Those winning prizes We're Miss Mary Wa
tiers. Mr.. j. Andrew Griesbauer and Miss
Susie Corcoran. During the evening music
was furnished by Miss Waters and the
Messrs. Wright and Sharp. Among those
present were the Misses Freda Groove,
Geneva Hooge, Susie Corcoran, Josie Cor
man, Mary Waters. Marian Connor Clara
Mae Reichenbach, Treasa German and Hat
tic SeitZ. also Messrs. Willie Ourand, De
Haven Sharp. Harry Deckman, Charles
Munck Rudolph Yeatman. Carl Stenz,
Charles Rurhans, Andrew Griesbauer and
William Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Sholes and Mrs. H.
c. Sholes have gone to ST. Petersburg,
Florida, to remain 4 few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Bachelor are at the
Shoreham. where they will remain until the
middle of next week.
A birthday musical was given in honor of
Mrs. John Meekin, February 26 Vocal
solos by Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Reaney, Misses
Golden and Alva Reaney, instrumental So
los on mandolin and guitar by Miss Louise
Reaney and Mr. Linden Reaney instrument
tai solos on piano by Misses Louise Golden
and Alva Reaney and games were indulged
In until 10 o'clock, when refreshments were
served. The decoration of the table and
room were in pink. Among those present
were Miss Mary Holland, Mrs. Crisp Miss
Mona Wood. Mr.. Earl Devall, Mr. A.
Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Crisp, Mr.. Leno
Meekin. Mrs o. E. Devall. The hostess re-
beautiful bouquet Of La France roses and
carnations with maidenhair fern.
The ladies of the Academy of Forty of
Wimodaughsis celebrated the seventh an
niversary Of the organization by a dinner
at the Lincoln on the evening of February
q. The flowers that decorated the table
bore the patriotic tints, while each souve-
mir card was adorned with hand-painted
pansy, the academy flower. The after
dinner speeches were apt and delight
fmo,,,tf fTl: the .se general topic, Birthdays"
verse. Among the guests were DR.. Mary
D. Hussey Of New Jersey. Mrs Ida M
Weaver Of Idaho and Mrs. NJ. Josie Nelson
OF Indiana, delegates to the National Coun-
Gil Of Women, and Rev. Olympia Brown of
Wisconsin. one Of the pioneers for woman
suffrage
Mrs. J. Lesser had as her guests this
week Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Wineburg of New
York. who were returning home from Palm
Beach, Fla.
1He SolumDld f1elSntS ArtS CluD neld Its
weekly meeting at the home Of Mrs. George
RedWay, 1898 Columbia road, Thursday aft
ernoon. Mrs. Hyde read a paper on Ma
zarin and Louis XIV" Mrs Melvin sang
Reeves sang "Once in the Purple Twilight"
by Cowles. Miss Davis sang 1.-The Chill
dren's Home Miss Lucie Petersen played
THE Shadow Dance" by Mcdowell. 1.-The
Three Little Maids from School," from
1.-The Mikado," was well rendered by the
Misses F. Redway, Davis and Reeves.
The marriage Of Miss Jacqualine McKeag
OF New York to Mr.. Harry Lewellyn Col
Inns. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph F. Collins
OF West Washington, took place on the 18th
instant in New York, the Rev. Allen Nc
'Rossie Of the Madison Avenue Church Off
ciating. Mr.. and Mrs. Collins will reside
in New York. where the former is engaged
in business.
A meeting of the "strollers" was held
Mrs. L. Acher, 621 II street northwest
Music and dancing were the order of the
evening. vocal solos being given by Mr.. r.
e. Hensey. after which refreshments were
served. Among those present were Mrs.
L. A. Acher. Mrs. Ed. Acher, Misses La
Porte Conner, German and Devine and the
Messrs. L. Acher. r. Hensey, Reed, Frail
and H. Stein.
Miss McFealy of Brooklyn has been the
guest of Miss Marie Collins during the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Hamilton Coates Of IS U
street left yesterday for a ten days visit
to New York city and Hartford. Conn.
Col. NJ NJ Parker has cards ont for q
dinner in honor of Secretary Shaw.
Mrs. Herbert c. Sanford of Knoxville.
Haines of sos c street southeast, and will