Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-01-11

Monday, but win receive their friends Mon
days in February.
Miss Maude Talmage returned today from
visit at Nashville to Mrs. VIM. White,
who was formerly Miss Jane Faulkner.
Mrs. P. v. De Graw will receive with Mrs.
e. H. Fowler on Monday January 13, at
l126 East Capitol street
Mrs. Janney and the Misses Janney win
be at home Fridays. January 81 and Feb
ruary z.
Mrs. Eugene Byrnes will be at home the
remaining Mondays in January. 2539 18th.
Mrs. Lillian Burns Kellogg, widow of
Clarence II. Kellogg, will be pleased to see
her friends at 125 street.
The Saturday Evening Assembly will
give another of its popular dances jan
aary IL at the National Rifles Armory.
Mrs. Claude A Swanson will not be at
home Tuesday afternoon, but win be at
home the third Tuesday in January and
the first Tuesday in February.
Senator and Mrs. Mason gave an Illinois
party last night, their guests being the
congressional delegation and other officials
from that state.
Mrs. R. E. Lewis and Mrs. E. S. Crom-
well are located for the winter at the Albe-
marie, 18th and streets, where they will
receive their friends informally Wednes-
days during the season.
The Mistletoe Club gave a masquerade
party on Saturday night last at Carroll In
stftute, being the initial dance of the club.
The grand march was led by Miss E. Dillon
as Mistletoe Mascot No. and Mr.. William
Cantwell as Uncle Sam. Miss Andre as the
old maid captured the lady's prize for the
best masked, and Mr.. Thomas c. Metz as
Reuben won the gentleman's prize. A
group prize was also awarded. In the cake
walk, in which all participated, the prize
went to Miss X. Radcliffe as Mistletoe Mas
cot No. and Mr.. Thomas Callaghan as
Weary Willie. Mr.. Edward ]. Murphy was
the chairman of the arrangements.
The Baltimore Chapter of the D. A. R.
are preparing to celebrate Gen. Washing
toms wedding day next Friday afternoon
by reception in honor of Mrs. Fairbanks,
president general of the society. A huge
wedding cake will be the feature Of the re-
Ireshment table and souvenir badges. with
Vfgnettes of Gen. and Mrs Washington,
with their initials and dates, will be dis
tr1buted. Mrs. Fairbanks is expected to
make an address. She will be presented to
the guests by the regent of the chapter,
Mrs. A. Leo Knott
DR.. and Mrs. Teunis S. Hamlin have dis
continued their Monday evening receptions,
but will be pleased to see their friends
on the afternoons Of that day from 3 to 6
for the rest Of the season.
Mrs w. A. Buchanan of Baltimore is Wis
iting Mrs. John F. Ellis.
Miss Hilda Richmond of Capitol Hill is
visiting her uncle, Judge Richmond Of
charles county, Md.
The Columbia Heights Art Club met at
the home Of Mrs. Hart, 1918 Yale street,
Thursday last. Mrs. Stokes read a paper
on EARLY French Artists" Selections of
vocal music were rendered by Mrs. Melvin
and Miss Hart and instrumental music by
MRS. Williams, Mrs. Step and Miss Van
VoaSt
Mrs. R. v. Belt and Miss Belt, 1914 10th
street. will be at home to their friends
Mondays, January 20 and 81,
pleasant evening was spent at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Charles L. Taylor No. 100 7th
street southwest, Thursday, January g. Vo-
cal and instrumental solos and selections
on the monograph were followed by re-
Ireshments. Among those present were the
MISSES Lott1e Bateman, Josephine Prott
Marion Williamson, Augusta Shicker Annie
powney and Messrs. Frank Gottwals,
Lewis Ostermayer, Frank Ready, Willard
Wiley, Guy Champion, Roy CHAMPION
and Harry Bean.
The Misses Stuart entertained at a de-
lightful musicale Saturday evening when
the artists were Mrs. Elsie Bond Bischoff,
MI Creamer, Miss Stuart, Mr.. Olmstead,
MI. Tasker, Mr.. Rench and Mr.. Hicks.
Mrs. Everett D. VERIFY has issued cards
for Thursday, January 16, to 6.
Miss E. B. Burke has taken an apart
ment at the Sherman, corner 18th and r,
streets, with her sister, Mrs Arthur Kelly
Miss Hattie Haas of Baltimore and Mrs,
Sam Jacobs and son of New York are stop
ping. at Mrs. Eugene Schwab's, 525 Sth
street southeast. At home Sunday evening,
January II.
Mrs Herbert Claiborne Wilkins and
Miss Wilkins will be at home from to
January 16 and 30, 1923 2Sth street.
Mrs. c. w. Pierce and Miss Pierce of the
Portner received a large humber of calls
at their second Friday at home, and were
assisted by Miss Helen Varck Boswell of
New York Mrs. and Miss Pierce will re-
celve the remaining Fridays in January.
Mrs. Henry R. Gibson and Mrs. Walter
A. Wells will not be at home next Tues
day, but will receive on the following Tues
days, January q and February 4, 1888 18th
street.
Mrs. T. F. SCHNEIDER will be at home at
the Cairo Tuesdays, January % and Feb
ruary 4.
Mrs. Daniel Manning gave a dinner the
past week at her home in Albany in honor
of Governor and Mrs. Oden. The table was
beautifully decorated with American
beauty roses A centerpiece of empire gilt
bronze, holding fruit, surrounded with
bronze PLAGUE, with candelabras five feet
high at either end gilt service, formed a
unique and beautiful decoration. There
were present Bishop and Mrs. Doane, Chief
Wallace. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pruyn, Mr..
and Mrs. Byrd Thacker, Mr.. and Mrs. A,
Butcher Banks and DR.. Balterstall
The Epiphany branch of the G. F. s.
gave an informal dance Thursday evening
for members and their friends. Among
those present were Mrs Berry Miss R.
Groves and Miss M. Groves, the chspe-
rons, the Misses Taylor, Mankin Groves,
Busick, Eibel. R. Grahe. V. Grahe, Givau-
dan. D. Colne, Foster, H. Colne, James,
Wood, Powers, LaPraux, Emmons Smith,
Williams, Raus, I. Linkins. the Messrs
Woodward, Smelling, Fawcett Evans. For
queran, Hoffman. Bradley, Busick, John
son, Eibel, Norton. Dodd, suddeth, Givaudan,
K. Grahe. Zeh, Baum, Yeabower. Goodwin,
w. Grahe. The committee In charge was
composed Of Miss NJ Groves. Miss Linkins,
Miss Givaudan, Miss D. Colne and Miss H.
Colne, to whom the success Of the evening
was largely due.
Wednesday night a large crowd of young
persons assembled at the residence Of Miss
Ella Johnson, 913 U street, the occasion be-
ing social given under the auspices of
1.-The Merrymakers." A musical and lit
erary program arranged by the hostess was
enjoyed by all. Games were played until
late hour, after which the members ad-