Evening star., 1902-04-05

Hall, Mrs. w. c. Kendall. Mrs. E NJ. Hood.
Miss hewitt, Miss Lottie hewitt. Miss Rem
shaw, Miss Spare, Miss Blackstone. Miss
Elsie Blackstone, Mrs. E G.. Burch. Mss
Bowler, Miss Emma Burch, Miss Crown.
Mrs. c. B. Cobb Miss Marguerite Cobb.
Miss Doyle. Miss Thomas. Miss Truslow.
Miss Waller, Mr.. W. B. Everett, jr.. Mr..
Geo. Johnson, Mr.. VIM. hewitt, Mr.. c. +,
Phillips, Mr.. Paf, Mr.. J. B. Aveilhe, Mr..
Chas L; Burch, jr.. Mr., Sig. G. Bernstein,
Mr. c: l.. Burch, sr.. Mr.. Chas. Brill, Mr..
B. D. Burch, Mr.. L. c. Burch. Mr.. ]. f. w
Tracey, Mr.. J. Harry Tabler. Mr.. w. F.
Timberlake. Mr. f: f. Waller. Misses Edna
and Wfhelmina Burch and Miss Vivian
Bracey, Miss Buchanan and Mr.. II. w
Hansford.
Mrs. ]. J. Dnlenback F. A. Dnlenback
and wife, of Chaumont, N Y, have been
visiting DR.. and Mrs. Dnlenback of this
city.
Mrs. F. c. Peck. after most ENJOYABLE
trip to her Florida home, has returned to
Washington. While absent she visited
friends in st. Augustine, Eden, Palm Beach
ana Miami, Fla.
A musicale was given last Wednesday by
Miss Mary Edith Brown at her residence
on III street to a company of about forty
guests. well-selected program WAS pre-
sented by the knIckerbocker Male Quartet,
assisted by Mrs. IL. L. Frauck and Charlie
magne koehler Dancing and supper fol-
lowed the musicale Among those present
NelS INtN. W. % SstuSiItN, iNtN r d " NOl-
nell, Rev. Thomas ]. Foley. DR.. and Mrs.
c. NJ. n. Latimer, Mr.. and Mrs Montgom-
cry Z. Danforth, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Young, Mrs. w. +. Brown, Mrs. Hardness,
Miss Annie Anderson. Miss Jennie BARLEY.
Miss Bessie BlundOn. Miss Mary L. Chaplin.
Miss Jane DAILY, Miss Eva Fowler. Mis-,
Anna Griffin, Miss Fannie Hardness. Miss
Brown Latimer. Miss Nellie Masterson,
Miss Martha Torgerson, Mr.. Robert Bailey,
Mr. Frank Bomberger Mr. w. r. Brown,
Mr. Fred Hall Brown. Mr.. Fowler, Mr.. Gil
bert j. Cannon, hr. Robert J. Green, Mr..
James H. Golden, Mr.. Leo F. Harlow, MIR.
Fayette kinyon, Mr.. Frank ]. Mulhall. Mr..
Daniel w. O'Donoghue, Mr. Charles Rob
inson, Mr.. w. Cliff Stump and Mr.. William
A WEIGH.
The Rosette Euchre Club was delightfully."-
entertained by Mrs Jules r. Kane Tuesday
afternoon. The first prize was awarded to
Mrs. VIM Deckman, second to Mrs Chas.
Bauman, third to Mrs. II. T. Smith and
consolation to Mrs. VIM. Oschenreiter.
| Those who participated We're Mrs. Geo. O.
Burke, Mrs. VIM. Deckman. Mrs. Reiners
Mrs: Thompson, Mrs. Maggie Myers, Mrs.
II. I. Smith, Mrs. VIM. Walker, Mrs. c. c.
Archibald, Mrs. Chas. Bauman. Mrs. VIM.
Oschenreiter. Mrs. Jules r. Kane. Mrs.
Walter Kelly, Mrs. Walter Allensworth,
Miss Estelle Lowrey, Miss Mollie Edmon-
ston and Miss Fanny Riordan. After the
games refreshments were served. The club
will be entertained by Mrs c. c. Archibald
No. 30 11th street southwest, Tuesday,
April 70.
dance was given by the Bureau Social
Club at Robinsons Hall the past week. The
hall was tastefully decorated with palms
and flags. Among those present were Mr..
James ellison, Miss Margaret Butler, Mr..
Charles Mccarthy, Miss Julia Sexton, Mr..
NJ. Won Derlehr, Miss Edna Mitchell, Mr..
Thomas Fitzpatrick. Miss Nellie Driscoil,
Mr. Charles Lord, Miss Flora Fendner, Mr..
Harry Giasco, Miss jamie Chandler, Mr..
William Ullman. Miss Katie Fallon, Mr..
Harry Patterson, Miss Mabel McGill, Mr..
Alfred Hutchinson, Miss Lillian Spencer,
Mr.. William Molloy and Miss Annie Moore.
The Carnation Club gave their second
| party at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. w.
G: Fearing, 2peo Sd street northwest,
| Thursday evening, April 3. The rooms Were
| beautifully decorated with palms. The la
| dies were prettily gowned in white or
| CANDY. Dancing and sumptuous repast
We're enjoyed. The guests present were
| Misses Helen McKenney. Maud Vass. Ma
! tala Collier, lone Hutchins, Adella
Parks. Rachel Randolph and Mamie f.
| Fearing, and Masters Benjamin Withers,
| Louis Jackson, James Bowie. John Crom-
well, Willie Fair. French Tyson, Bernard
Key and Nathaniel Murray.
| Miss Jennie Fearing entertained few
| friends Wednesday evening, April >, at her
| home. 2o0o Sd street. The parlors were
adorned with plants. The evening was
| very pleasantly spent in dancing. Among
| those present We're Misses Mamie Phillips,
Rosa Carter, Lillian Parker, Ida Freeman,
Helen Cooper, Zuleikah Dixon Alberta
Warng, Regenda Warng, and Messrs.
| Chester Turiey. Allen Moss, Edwin Bruce,
Jesse Green, Parker Gillem, Richard Gill
! lem and Charles Fearing.
| Mrs. Thomas Wilson is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. d. H. Boughton, of Fort
Myer, Va. Miss Margaret Wilson is also
visiting her.
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| monthly business meeting at the hcme of
! Mrs. j. II. Jennings. the Binney. Thursday
| last. Mrs. Jennings gave an resting
sketch of the life Of Prof. w. r. Brooks,
| the astronomer of Geneva, n. Y.
Miss Lucy Noyes of 800 Maryland avenue
| southwest. who has been visiting at Palm
Beach and Charleston. S c., for the benefit
of her health, has returned home much
| improved.
| Thursday evening the Merrymakers met
! at the residence of Miss Ella Johnston, 913
| l. street, Pre- sident l.. p. Steuart presiding.
A short business session was held, after
which the evening was passed in various
trude Bradt and Mr.. r. E. erdinger
sang several solos. Miss Susie Buckner
| contributed d recitation. Miss Nellie C.
Lee and Miss Agnes keiser gave several
piano selections. after which games Were
| played. Later refreshments were served.
Besides the members present were Mrs.
| Mae Britton, Miss Jessie Townsend, Miss
! Susie Bradt, Miss Gertrude Bradt, Miss
Susie Buckner. Mr.. VIM. J. Krouse and
| Mr. r. Z. Hamerdinger. The next meet
| ing will be with Miss Agnes keiser, 615
| New Jersey avenue, April 9.
Mr. E. S. Fowler of Seattle. Wash. who
| has been visiting his sisters Misses Fowler
| of 1898 Both street, left Friday afternoon
| for his home. after visit of six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward kohner, No. 800 NJ
| street will be at home Sunday. April q.
Mrs. Nelson II. Duvall gave delightful
| dance Easter Monday night at her pretty
| home on l. street. The parlors were clear
| cd for the dapcers and refreshments We're
! served on the back porch. which was en-
! closed for the occasion and tastefully deco
| rated with flags and bunting. An orchestra
was stationed in the hallway.
Mrs. Haskins and her daughter of 22d
street have returned from Palm Beach,
where they have spent the past two weeks,
but owing to a recent death in the family
they will not be at home again this season.
Miss Marie Parker gave a little card