Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-25

past month, has returned home.
| A progressive euchre. under the auspices
| OF the board OF lady managers of the East
ern Dispensary and Casualty Hospital. was
held at the hospital building. 217 Delaware
| avenue northeast. Tuesday evening. Octo-
| Der q. The affair was well patronized
and thoroughly enjoyed by those present.
Handsome prizes were awarded to the sue
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Loyns of Shop
nerdstown, w. Va, are the guests Of Mr..
Miss Catherine Hilton announces the en-
gagement of her niece, Mabel Florence
fouison, to Mr. ]. Van Ness Ingram.
The Columbia Heights Art Club met
Thursday at the home of Mrs. E. II. Tower,
zoos University place The meeting was
| called 10 order by the chairman of the day.
| Mrs. John Hyde; the recording secretary,
| Miss Roadway, reading the minutes. after
which names for membership were ar
| Tuccia" and sketch by Mrs. E. H. Tower
| preceded the topic of the day, Marie An
| toinette and the Women of Her Court" oy
| Mrs. John H Stokes; discussion on art
and topics of the day, with responses to roll
| call and miscellaneous program; Miss
| Lucie L. Peterson, instrumental solo, The
Swan Song" from Lohengrin; selections on
| mandolin and piano. by Miss Pearl Heck
and Mrs. r. F. Heck. Social talk over the
| tea cups concluded a charming afternoon.
| The next meeting will be at the home of
| the president, Mrs. c. w. Schneider, 202s
18th street.
! The adJutant generals office is prepar-
| ing the annual social list of officers and
| their families residing in Washington. The
| list will include also the names. and ad-
| dresses of widows of deceased officers and
| those Of the wives Of officers whose hus
| bands are serving in the insular possess
| adiutant generals office
| glad to receive the names and addresses of
| those who desire to be included in the list.
Mrs. Charles s. Barnett will leave Wash
| ington Monday, October -, for extended
| tour through the south.
During the past week Mr.. and Mrs A.
D. Bryant of East Capitol street have been
| entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. White
| of Hartford, Conn. Mrs. White, who Is a
bride, was a Miss Montague and grand
| daughter of Mrs. Abigail Adams, who pre-
sided at the White House during the Adams
administration. Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant also
had as guests Mr.. and Mrs. James V.
Buchanan of New York.
Miss Emma Plugge has just returned from
a pleasant trip abroad. travelling through
Belgium Germany, Austria, Italy and the
Mediterranean.
Mrs. H. G. Dyer and Mrs. Harriet Pea
body entertained the kindergarten Club at
the evening was Work Among the In
dians.'
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Roach celebrated their
fifteenth wedding anniversary az their resi-
dence, l20 Carroll street southeast, Mon
day evening, October 70. The gifts were
numerous. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Thos. Padgett Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs Chas. Shick, Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Darnall Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Mills, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Howard,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Jasper, Mrs. McAlwee
and Mrs. Hinke, Miss May Perrott, Mrs.
Price, Mrs. Lusby Mr.. and Mrs. Goss, Miss
Rose Mehler, Miss Murray. Mrs. Hardister.
Mr.. Guy E. Padgett, Miss Lottie Davis
Mr.. Ford, Mrs Keys Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
lipps, Mr.. Edward Tyler, Mr.. Louis Padgett,
Miss Evelyn Padgett, Mr.. Joseph Weber,
Mr.. Harry Roach. Mr.. Raymond Shick, Mr..
Willie Lusby, Mr.. Percy Roach, Master
George Padgett. Master Halver Roach,
Miss Elsie Roach, Miss Mabel Hoffman,,
Miss Ruth Howard Miss Maud Poe and
Master Charles Sheck.
Miss Farr and Miss Garner entertained
the Bachelor Girls Social Club and a num-
Der of their friends on Friday last at the
home of Miss Garner, 926 French street
northwest After a short business meeting
held by the members Of the club all ell
gagged in progressive games and contests,
Miss Bayly receiving the first honors and
Miss F. Dwyer the BOBBY. In the dining
| room, which was very beautifully decorated
with white and yellow chrysanthemums,
refreshments were served. Those present
were Misses Farr, Garner, Brush, Brooks,
Bayly, Hoe, Atwell, Mcknight, E. Dwyer,
F. Dwyer, Seufferle, Sanderlin, Tbbetts,
Whitcomb, King and Brooke.
The marriage of Mr.. Fred T. Mcintyre
and Miss Marie Estelle McNerhany, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McNerhany, took
place October in Philadelphia, the Rev.
Father Tyler officiating. The bride was be-
comingly attired in a travelling gown of
mode cloth, with trimmings of panne vel
vet and Persian chiffon. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Intyre will reside at No 704 Franklin
street, Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. William Elmer Bacon have
returned from their wedding trip and will
be at home to their friends at 1926 Column
bia road on Wednesdays, the 9Th and 19:h
of November.
The eighth birthday of Marie Melius, eld-
est daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. H. w. Melius,
was pleasantly celebrated at the residence
of her parents, 635 A street southeast, last
Wednesday evening by largely attended
party given in honor of the occasion. The
parors were filled with a merry company
of boys and girls. and games, music and a
cake walk each contributed its share to the
pleasures of the evening. Numerous pres
ents from the little ones attested the popu
larty of the young hostess and a bounti-
fully laden table of refreshments at the end
of the exercises closed a most agreeable
ana entertaining AFFAIR. lnOSe present
were Floriana Jones, Nettie Meade. Lulu
Bateman, Bessie Burch Nellie Creacy,
Edith Cow1, Elsie King, Gertrude Speden,
Helen King, Mildred Cooley, Esther Cooley,
Onabell Welborn Esther Curry, Katie Zim-
Norman Merriam Kramer, Edith King,
Harry Meade, Fletcher Jones. Walter My
ers, Willie Wellborn, Sidney Wellborn, Os-
car Luckett, Paul De Thierry, Leonard
Cooley, Wilbur Cooley, Raymond Luckett
and Willie Dalkin.
A surprise party was given to Mr.. John
A. M Trede at his residence, GA d street
southwest by his mother, Tuesday evening
October 81. Piano solos were rendered by
the Misses Teagle, Taylor and Trede and
vocal solos by Miss Wilson and Mr.. Dyer.
After many games We're enjoyed refresh
ments were served. Among those present
were the Misses Teagle, Taylor, Wilson and |
Trede and Messrs. Dyer, Bowling, Felin-
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