Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-03

hanna, the Misses Edes Miss Fitch, the
Misses Parker. Miss Patterson, the Misses
Bell, Mr.. de Geofroy, Mr.. Hilliard Owen,
Mr.. Fred Hudekoper, Mr.. f. X. Barbour,
Mr.. Richard K. Tyler, Mr.. Oglesby Griffith.
Mr.. Alfred Tyler, Mr. Fleming Newbold,
Mr.. F. d. c. Faust. Mr.. Lee McClurg. Mr..
Warren Thompson, Mr.. Wyeth Lieut.. J. H
Polay, Col. Maus Mr.. Charles Howard
Paymaster Hickes. Lieut.. Charles Poor, DR.
Reyburn. Mr.. ]. X. Staufrer, Gen Wood
hull Mr.. Charles Woodruff. Mr. Cobb. Mr.
John f. Collins. Mr.. W. Todd Mr. Wilson
MI Warren Thompson, Mr.. Charles II.
Campbell, Mr.. Robert Keeling, Mr.. Charles
Poe, Mr.. A. c. Addison. Capt. Langhorne
Lieut.. E. McCauley. Mr.. Theodore Finney,
Mr.. Robert w. Patterson. Mr. Baker. Mr.
Wadswortb. Mr.. ]. II. Gibbons. Mr.. Will
liam Dunlop, Mr.. Kemp. Mr.. H. H. Rous-
seau, Mr.. A. Legare, Mr.. G. ID. F. Robin
son, DR.. jenkins, Mr.. Rogestvensky Mr.
Hornblower Mr.. De koven. Mr. r. Huide-
koper, DR.. Robert Lawson, Mr.. Woodbury.
Blair. Mr.. Gist Blair, Representative Ohm
sted. Mr.. William Mcpherson. Mr. Ormsby
McCammon, Mr.. W. II. Merriam. Mr.. Ar
thur Peter. Mr.. Ogden, Mr.. c. d. Barnes.
Lieut.. ]. NJ. Hudgins. Mr.. Clarke Smith.
Mr.. George Howard, Mr.. Arthur Goldsbor-
ough DR.. Clayton, Mr.. Bradley. Mr.. Dahl
gren, Mr.. J. A. Crawford. Lieut.. Williams,
Mr.. A. Bradley and Mr.. Charles Bradley.
The Secretary of War and Mrs. Root gave
dinner last night. when their guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Crackenthorpe, Mr.. and Mrs
John Z. Story, jr, Countess Cassini Miss
Wetmore, Miss Paulding Miss Wallach.
Miss Catlin. Miss de Peyster. Miss Sheri-
dan, Mr.. Raikes, Mr.. Percy Wyndham. Mr.
Van Rojen, Lieut. Niblack Lieut.. Gibbons
Mr.. j. B. Henderson, jr Mr. Alexander
kean and Mr. John Van Ness Philip.
Representative sibley gave a dinner last
night in honor of the coming Secretary of
the Navy, Representative Moody. and in
the company to meet him there were pres
ent Attorney General Knox, Senator Frye,
o Inl,
Laurin, Blackburn, Carmack Gamble Bur-
ton, Scott, Stewart Patterson, Bailey. Han
ma and Fairbanks, and Representatives
Cannon, Littauer. Loud Hamilton. Hemen-
way, j. r. Williams, Patterson. Maddox
Foss, Payne, John S Williams Jones'
Crumpacker and Tawney.
Judge and Mrs Emory Speer who have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James Mo-
sher, left yesterday for their home.
Miss Luella Smith of Chicago is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs David S Morse, Magnolia
avenue, Takoma Park, ID. c.
Mrs. Amos G. Draper will be home the
first two Saturdays in April. Miss Con-
stance Draper, who is in Washington for
the Easter holidays, will remain until April
is.
Mrs. J. ]. McElhone, who has been resid-
ing In New York since the death of Mr.. Nc
Elhone, is now visiting Mr.. and Mrs Philip
McElhone in Georgetown.
The Tuxedo Club of Northeast Washing
ton gave a social at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Ta1bert Games were
Joyed until a late hour and then the guests
We're Invited into the dining room, which
was decorated with flags and flowers, and a
bountiful repast served.
Mrs. w. S. Thompson. Miss Thompson.
Miss Anna Barry and Mrs. T. ]. Fisher are
at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myers, COS street south
east, entertained the Century Euchre Club
last night 1t being also the twenty-ninth
birthday of Mr. Myers the club presented
him with a handsome cut glass punch bowl
and glasses. The ladies' prizes were won
by Mrs. H. G. Bergling, first prize; Mrs.
Winter the second; Mrs. Hoover, the con-
ISOLATION. The gentlemens prizes were won
by Mr.. Moorsonn. first; Mr.. Robey, sec
ond, and Mr. Mahr, consolation. Supper
was served.
Mrs. P. G. STEELE left today for Clarks-
burg, w. Va, to visit her sister, Mrs.
Boucher, for few weeks.
Mrs. A L. Barber will not be at home
Friday of this week, owing to her absence
from the city. She left Tuesday to meet
Mr.. Barber and their son, Mr.. LIE Droict l..
Barber, both of whom arrived on the Kron-
prinZ Tuesday afternoon, the former from
business trip to England, the latter from
trip around the world. The date of the
return of the family to Belmont is I'M
certain.
The Excelsior Literary Club was enter
tanned at its regular meeting Tuesday af-
ternoon by Mrs. j. Finney Engle. In the
course of it's travel studies the club had
reached Scotland and the hostess had
planned a unique Scotch entertainment. The
most interesting feature loan exhibit
of Scottish views and souvenirs. the proper
ty of Mr.. Don Cameron, including the tar
tans of all the Scottish clans. The pro-
gram included the singing of Scotch ballads,
recitation of Scotch poems and a compre-
hensive paper on Scotland. The hostess
then served "a dish of tea" oatmeal cakes
and Scotch cakes There were twenty
members present and a number of invited
guests.
The Queen of Clubs" (euchre) enjoyed
very pleasant afternoon Tuesday at the
new home of Mrs. Thos. r. Harvey, on
Kenyon street. Mrs. George Rose was
awarded the first prize; Mrs. Armstrong.
the second Mrs. Herbert Emery, third;
Mrs. Szegedy, fourth, and the consolation
prize was awarded to Mrs. Baker. The
residence of Mrs S. c. Leonard, No. 1917
18th street, Tuesday, April 10.
Last evening several friends of Miss Ber-
| tina Moot gathered at her home. 13S 18th
street. in honor of her birthday. The even
ing was very pleasantly spent with games
many very handsome presents. Those pres
ent were the Misses Bessie Monaghan. Lii
liam Bell, Marion Williamson. Lillian Nash,
Lena Matthews, Matte and Ada Lear.
Satie and Mable Carlisle, Anna Foley and
Messrs. Charles Havell, Ross Bright, Eu-
gene Courts, John Donovan, Harry Ander-
son, Frank Yeoder. Frank Rupp. Rupert
Suman. Carl StenZ, Warren A,cClain Hen
ry Eibel Milton Noyes, Arthur Murray, J.
Orville c. Nash and Guy Farson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burrill Wood entertained
last evening in honor of their guest. Miss
Lizzie Harris of williamsburg Va, at their
residence, No 2226 18th street. Among
those present to meet Miss Harris were:
DR.. Robert Jones, Miss Ottie Brooks Miss
Annie Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Childs
DR.. Ambrose Gaskins. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Burrell Miss BERTHE Brooks, Mr.. Hen
ry Smith DR.. w. T. Lovett. Hiss Marie
James, Miss Phillips, Baltimore, Md; Miss
Louise Smith, Miss A. E. Thompson, Mrs.
Oliver White, Miss Edith Wormley. Miss
Jennie Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Harris
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Mr.. and Mrs. Murray,
Mr. Lawrence Bradley. Miss Evelyn NAL
lory, Mr.. j. C. Manley, Mrs. Annie Mallory.