Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-06
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY

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its performance q, a;scagtain Racket. next
plans could NOT geAsin the first time. and
they are anxious to- 2blige them all. Hence
lac - -zT--
Mrs. Ashton gave a luncheon today.
Mrs Myron & wight will no. receive to-
morrow. but Sfil -he at home Wednesdays,
January 10 atfd ~
Mrs. Albert atsisworth Acker will not be
at home until Wednesday. the 14sh of Jan
uary.
ter, Mrs. Chflds Of Ios Angeles, Cal, Win
be at home at the Ebbitt Thursday. from
being appropriately celebrated at the Rus
sian embassy. The staff will dine tonight
with the ambassador and his daughter,
Count eSS Cassini
The bishop Of Washington and Mrs Sat
terlee will give dinner tonight
Senator and Mrs. Depew begin their din
ners tonight.
Mrs. Crosby will give dinner for her
daughter. Miss Jean Crosby. tonight.
Warner. will give tea, 5 to Z. at Rausch-
er's Thursday. when Miss Warner will be
presented.
Mrs. Ida M. weidt Of Newark, N. j.. is
visiting her brother. Mr.. August NJ. Laing.
IS R street.
Miss Maybelle Cooke entertained at lunch
Thursday
Brooklyn, N. T.; Grace Green, Hattie Ross,
Emily Lewis and Mrs. Joseph Cooke.
Mrs. Henry A. Seymour and the Misses
Seymour will be at home Thursdays in
January.
has returned from New York, where she
spent the holidays as the guest of her son.
Mrs. Paul Brockett will be at home FRI
days In January and February at the Good
win. 1417 Park street.
A birthday party was given at the resi-
dence 81 Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. Isemann on jan
uary in honor Of their daughter Paulne's
ninth birthday. The evening was delight
fully spent In the playing Of games and
other amusementS Musical selections were
rendered by the Misses Florence Nuremberg
and Mary Isemann. after which refresh
ments were served to a large number pres
ent. among whom there were: May Reidy,
Margaret Rosewag. Helen Berens. Francis
Rosewag. Theresa Brahler. Catherine Braz-
erol, Marie Miskell. Helen Nuremberg. Fred
die Rambold. Joseph Rambold. Freddie
Nuremberg. Louis Niedamanski Milton
Abel, Jules Jacob and Valentine Isemann.
Messrs. Beckstein and Stewart. with
graphophone, added greatly to the amuse-
ment Of the children.
Mrs. R. P. Bishop, wife of Representative
Bishop Of Michigan, Will not receive jan
uary or IL.
A pleasant time was spent Sunday last
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Col
Inns. 1112 9th street southwest, the occasion
being the birthday Of their daughter Julia
To the strains of the march rendered by
Miss Nellie Collins the party entered the
dining room, which was tastefully dec
GRATED with carnations and other flowers.
Among those present; were the Misses Julia.
Nellie and Beatrice, Collins, Clara Hack
stadt, Hattie Cook, Mary Conner. Mamie
and Jennie MCCARTHY, Theresa Broderick.
msry and a MarS a aaa Katie
Sullivan. Messrs. William Sayre. Edgar
Clarke, Noble White, William Neff, George
Rose. William Connor. P. Malrnberg.
Thomas HalloTan, Frederick Rose. George
Mr.. and Mrs George H. Dyer, Mr.. Daniel
Coughlin and son Charlie and Masters John
and James Collins -, se+is
Last evening MI NuO NTS. a .. belOIe
gave a birthday party to-. their daughter.
Mary Louise. d The musical program was
conducted. byd Miss IApnie, Murphy. Mrs.
Annie. Ranel and les Ida Cheseldine.
Those present sWere ME- and Mrs. L. Bar
bour. Mrs. Annie !Rauel. Mrs. Helen Con-
ner. Mr.. J. "A. Frank Miss Josie Murphy,
Annie Hartman. Annie Murphy, Myrtle
Wilson, Mary l.. cSmoot. Clara Smoot, Ma
rian Yerks. Ida sCheseldiue. Agnes Carter,
Helen Rauel. May: Conner. Joseph Conner.
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Hill, Mrs. L. Hill. Thomas Carter, Oscar
Carter, Edward Wilson. H. Levy. Malcolm
Gettinger, John Cantwell, Reed Cheseldine.
Lester Ballard, Michael Cantwell and Mr..
J. C. johnson. : ~.
Mrs. H. Kaufman and daughters, Mrs.
L. Cohen and Mrs. H. e. Abram of 625
street northwest, will be at home Tuesdays
for the remainder Of the season. u.s..
Mrs. D. Elmer wiber Is visiting relatives
in Columbus, Ohio ,r
Mrs. Walter Fairfield was hostess at a
dinner Sunday evening. when Mrs. Louisa
ana Gibson Maxf1eld of Lexington, KY.
was the guest or honor. Those present to
greet Mrs. Maxfield were Joseph Holt
Gaines Of West Virginia and Mrs. Gaines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Henry. Mr.. Moore
of this city and Mr.. Hancock Of Philadel-
phia. Mrs Maxfield Is the guest Of Senator
and Mrs. Foster at the Arlington.
A pleasant evening was enjoyed at the
Hall last evening, the occasion
being an entertainment given by Mr.. Stuart
r. Wilborn to members OF the Saengerbund
Club. The hall was tastefully decorated
with palms. flags. etc. and music was fuz-
nished by Donch's orchestra. During the
evening a handsome pipe, the gift Of a
number Of members OF the club. was pre-
scented to the host by Mr.. Claudy. president
of the Saengerbund. and appropriate souve-
Mrs were presented to all the guests.