Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-21

and ported axaleas, and a bountiful supper
served Among those present were Mr..
Rupert, Mr.. and Mrs. Gregor Kramm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alois PAUL.. Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil Lauer, Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Rup-
pert. Mr.. and Mrs. John McGinnese, Mr..
Neuland. Mr.. and Mrs. John Kraft, MI.
and Mrs: Anton Rupert. Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael Burke. Mr.. Michael SPAIN. Mrs.
Bertha Kiausman. Mrs. NJ. Bengal. Mrs.
Nau, Mrs. Townley, Misses Mary and Rose
McGinness. Miss Johanna Heiner. Miss
Lena RUPERT, Miss Mary SPAIN, Miss
Mary and Minnie schlag. Miss Emma
Fisher, Miss Rose Nau Miss Selma Fischer,
Miss Mary Lauer, also Messrs. Leo He'll.
Samuel Simmonds, William He'll and H. ].
Hell. The hostess was richly dressed In
| black silk. Mr.. and Mrs. Hell received
many costly presents.
Mrs. F. w. True 1890 Yale street, will
not be at home Monday, February %, ON
account OF the death of near relative.
Mrs Mantz and Miss Mantz OF 2517 14th
street will be at home Monday. February q.
Mrs. Taylor, wife of the assistant secre-
| tary of the treasury, entertained at a beau
tful luncheon today. her guests being Mrs.
Robert J.. Wynne, Mrs. VANDERBILT, Mrs.
Lewis, Mrs. Darling, Mrs. Hill, Miss Bur-
bage, Mrs. Cowell, Mrs. Allies, Mrs. Arm
strong, Mrs. Wilde. Mrs. Jurgenson, Miss
Ricnmond and Miss lawson.
Mr. and Mrs Willis Moore are entertain
| ing Mrs. La Verne Neyes of Chicago, and
| will give q dinner In her honor Monday
night
Mrs. ]. 8. Dfller of 1854 Staughton street
will not be at home next Monday, but ex-
poets to be home Mondays throughout the
spring.
Mrs 1Ohn Cqmnack pf PriUhfwOOd ave.
nue. will not be at home Tuesday, February
"a, but the Tuesdays following will be
pleased to see her friends informally.
Mrs. N. e. Young, assisted by her sister.
Mrs. T. Everette Marche, will be at home
Tuesday. February II. 1917 Howard avenue.
Chaplain and Mrs. Couden will not be at
| home Monday, February %.
Mrs Simon Kann Of 1905 Kalorama ave-
nue. Will discontinue her Mondays at home
for the balance Of the season.
The students Of Emerson Institute gave
their second dance last evening at Mrs.
Dyer's. The ball room was beautifully
decorated with palms. Mrs. Van Vliet and
Mrs. Kirkman were the chaperons. The
others present were: Miss Williams. Miss
Peterson, Miss Collins, Miss Kirkman, Miss
Fakes, Miss Lee, Miss Burns, Miss Swami,
Miss King, Miss Lord, Miss Fair, Miss An
derson, Miss Warning and Messrs. Frank E.
Burke, keene. O'Neill. F. Van Vliet. s. Van
Vliet, Kirkman morris, Roulin, Lee, King,
McCanley, Arme, Pritchard Magruder, Go
doy, herman, Rowland. Warmer, Smith.
Block, Carr, Garner, Davis, Alden, Sonia
and Butnye.
Miss Helen Luckett was given a surprise
party last evening at her residence, 1888
~ street southwest. Music and games and
refreshments were enjoyed. Among those
present were: Leone Drake, Mamme Sea-
mark Mammie Twiford, Helen Luckett.
Coreane Twiford, Katie Taylor, Bessie
Weeks, Ethel spaulding, Grace Spauidng.
Vera Bell. Gertie Jones, Ethel Nelson.
Edith Luckett and Master Harold Norris,
Andy Sanford, Elmere Garner, Harry Sher-
eley, Frank Kimvel, John hurry, Wharton
Wright, Raymond Sherwood, Allen Morris
and Master Tom Luckett.
Last night the Misses Grimes Of No. 524
Spruce street entertained company OF
friends In honor Of their guests, Misses
Louise and Roberta Bay1y of Baltimore.
The first part of the evening was devoted
to games. the successful contestants re-
ceiving prizes. Refreshments were served
IN the dining room, the room and table
being artistically decorated in red; carna-
lions forming the centerpiece. Music fin
ished the evening.
road, will be at home. Wednesday, March
f. She will be assisted by Mrs. Chaffee Of
Willimantio. Conn.
Mrs. Robert H. Ahles Of Long Island is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. J. Barton Mil
Ter of 1921 S5th street northwest Mrs. Mil
Ter is recovering from an attack Of grip.
The Saturday evening assembly will cele-
brate its fifth anniversary at National
Rifles Saturday evening. February g.
Mrs. Brewer, wife of Justice Brewer, will
not receive next Monday, nor again this
season.
Miss bearing. Miss Bangs and Miss Fam
ME May Bangs Of 1908 Massachusetts, ave-
nue.. will be at home Monday. February %.
Mrs. David H. Mercer, 1903 Roanoke street
northwest. will be at home Monday after
noon. February %. from to 6.
Mrs. Clarence G. Allen, 2so5 14th street.
will not be at home next Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Edith Allan Crump, who for the
past two months has been visiting friends
in South Carolina. has returned to her
home and will receive her friends in
formally Wednesdays during the remainder
Of the season.
Mrs. Margaret L. Beeson and daughter,
Florence, of Pittsburg, Pa, are visiting
their cousin, Mrs. X. L. Power Of S13 7
street.
surprise masquerade party was given in
honor of Miss Jeannett Hughes at her resi-
dence, 115 Sd street northeast, Friday,
February 20. A delightful evening was
spent, after which light refreshments
were served. Among those present were:
Misses Florence johnson, Olive johnson.
Elsie Roberts, BERTHE Hough, Anna Quill,
Florence Hughes, Josephine Hughes, jean
nett Hughes, Pauline Howard, Misses N.
Berry, Rosa Kamerer, NJ. Kamerer. BERTHE
Sofa, Messrs. v. D. Moss, H. R. Nichols v.
Hough, ]. Goodman, P. Lewis, j. Angel, N.
Eiker, G. Eiker, F. Pagan, E. Payne, R.
Cloakey, D. D. Stansell, 5r
Mrs. Charles Calvert Lancaster and Miss
Mamie Eliot are visiting the formers
mother, Mrs. Samuel ]. Randall, Chestnut
Hill, Philadelphia, and before returning
they will spend several days at Atlantic
City.
Miss Mary L. Leech Of New York city lie
the guest of DIR. and Mrs. D. DIN Leech,
at 631 Maryland avenue northeast.
LIE Douze Bonheur Euchre Club was en-
tertained Thursday evening at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Rosafy. 1918 F
street northeast, and, after the usual
euchre contest, in which Mrs. Samuel Ellis
and Mr.. II. A. Rosafy carried OFF the first
honors, Mrs. C. A. Crown gave interesting