Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-03
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Mrs George C. Gorham will not be at
home today. e
Miss Fannie Rosenthal of Baltimore is
the guest of Miss Florine Rosenthal. At
home Sunday
Mrs. Philip Gladstone Aff1eck will be at
home Thursdays, January and % at the
Sherman 10Th and L streets northwest.
Mrs Caroline Moran entertained her
friends with progressive euchre last even
ing in honor of her friend. Mrs. Mabel Mar
tin Lathers of Virginia. Miss Alice Couls-
ton of New York was the lucky winner OF a
pretty hat pin as first ladies' prize A
dainty handkerchief was-won by Mrs. Lath-
won the hand painted scarf case as first
gentemen's prize. Mr.. Edwin Gibbon OF
New York was awarded handsome foun-
tain pen as second prize. Among the laoles
Mrs Perry, Miss Mason, Miss Day, Miss
Foster and Miss Rollins. Some of the gen.
tlemen were Mr. Rollins, Mr.. Mason MI
Clark, Mr.. Whitney. Dr. Green. Mr. nor
ton Mr.. Ruffin and Lieutenant Riley.
Hundreds Of women and men attended
the New Year day reception given by the
District of Columbia Womans Christian
Temperance Union in the w. c. T. U. build
ing, $40 9th street, Thursday evening
between the hours Of and D. An iniormaI
program of music was carried out curing
the evening and refreshments were served.
The beautiful rooms Of the association were
decorated with flags, flowers and plants. the
color scheme being red and green Frac-
tically every department OF the Dlstrlct
organization was represented, which was
one of the most successful receptions ever
given by the association. Mrs. Clinton
Smith, president of the District organiza-
ton, was at the head of the receiving line
Assisting her were the following general
of7ic III fnor ,ipan n mo
body: Vice president-at-large, Mrs. M. ID.
Cohen; corresponding secretary, Mrs. w. E.
De Riemer; recording secretary. Mrs. En-
ma Sanford Shelton: assistant recording
secretary, Mrs Clayton e. Ewing; treas
urer. Mrs. C. P. Grandfield; Mrs. Walter
Brown Mrs. Arson 8. Taylor, Miss Louisa
8. Weightman, Mrs. Alfred Wood. Mrs.
M Bradley r Mrs a W Williams Mrs
Cornelia L. Lloyd Mrs Grace G. Spencer,
Mrs. Robert Adams, Mrs. M. M. Mitchell,
Mrs. Hugh J. Phillips, Mrs. R. M. G.
Pealer. Mrs. Grace Chaplin. Mrs. Margaret
Dye Ellis, Miss Jennie E. Smith, Mrs. Will
bur f. Crafts, Mrs. M. L. Welles, Mrs. M.
E. Foxwen, Mrs. Heyt A. Holton, Mrs.
Don p. Blaine. Mrs. g.. N. Cusick, Mrs.
J. E. Amos. Miss Rosatie Walker, Mra. B.
L. EeEins Mrs. "A. e. Simpson, Mrs. Ahbie
Stuart, Mrs. Tengling, Mrs. Thomas, AIRS.
Jennie Raub. Miss Dohertty and Miss Bes-
sic Gordon sister Of the national vice presi-,
dent, Miss Anna Gori1Dn
To close the second hop of the twentieth
century, Mr. and Mrs. w. g. Springer en-
tertained their guests of the Westminster
on "wednesday evening with q dance. A
present were MIR. and Mrs. Keen, Mai. and
Mrs. Mann, Maj. and Mrs. Guinoyle. Capt.
and Mrs. Hale, Mrs. Col Williams, Mrs.
Gerard Mrs. Carpenter Mrs. Lame, Mrs
S. Reichelderfer, MRS N J. Converse, Mrs.
{. M. Pepper, Miss MeCrea, Miss Leach
Miss 'GuiHoyle, the Misses Gerard, Laura
Blocker, Miss Frazer Miss Fannie Ford,
Miss Eucebia Fox Edith Eberbach, Marion
Hines, Norita Pepper, Laweran Williams
Edgar Williams, Mr.. Leach, MIR. Snead, ,
Mr.. r. M. Parker, Mr. Carter Pope Mr..
Edwin Ditto. Capt. William Strong and the
Messrs Carl and George Fox.
Mrs. James F. Flood, assisted by Mrs.
Charles Emerson Hood will be at home on
the fourth and fifth Thursdays OF this
month, January % and 20, at the residence
Of the former, 1O17 o street.
Mrs. H. s. Weyand and the Misses Wey-
and Of Capitol Hill will be at home the first
and third Mondays in January and Febru-
airy. z,
Mrs. VIM. B. French and the Misses
French will be at home the second and
fourth Mondays in January and February.
Miss Anne R. French of Capitol Hill is in
New York, the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Dan
iel Chester French. -
The Excelsior Club will meet with Mrs.
Alexander at the Cairo Tuesday, January o.
Mrs. William R. Hodges will be at home
Thursdays February and 10.
A pleasant evening was spent Friday at
the residence of Mrs. Joe White on Capitol
Hill The parlors and dining room were
beautifully decorated with palms and ferns.
Dancing was INDUCED in until a late hour,
when bountiful repast was served. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Joe White, Mr..
and Mrs. j. D. Nallye. Mrs. Hendricky .Mr.
and M; Mrs; Taylor Ridgley, Mr.. and Mrs.
burg, Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Walls, the Misses
Ella and Addie Nallye Iva and Edna Ridg-
ley, May Nallye, Alice and Annie Whtter
nest Ridgley. Herbert Nallye. Frank Walls,
Mr.. Walls and Masters Johnnie and Her
bert Rineburg.
The Mothers Meeting of Faith Chapel
was entertained at the home of the presi-
dent. Mrs. Edward Warren, 625 G street
southwest 1t was their annual Christmas
meeting, unavoidably delayed a little past
the season. After enjoying a substantial
repast the president, in a touching and i;.p-;
preciative little speech, reviewing the work
and memories Of the past year. presented
each one with handsome and useful re-
membrance. The members present were
Mrs. Clara Chrisman, Mrs. A. N. Dewey,
Mrs. John Ferry. Mrs. May Ferry, Mrs.
JOHL MTS. JOHn george, MIS-.
Margaret Harrison, Mrs Title Lewis Mrs.
George F. Revelle, Mrs. v. C. Woodbridge.
Mrs. Laura Woodward. Besides the above
Miss Nettie Bradley, Miss Estelle Foster
and Miss Ruth Mason were present as spe-
cially invited guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron L. Story Of 628 A
street southeast have with them a nephew,
Mr. Myron E. Story Of Springfield, Mass.
who is homeWard bound from q successful
hunting excursion in North Carolina.
Miss Kaufman. who has not been able
to see friends for some time past, hopes to
be at home to them on Tuesday, the Goth
instant and on Tuesdays thereafter during
the season.
A watch party" was given by Miss
Florence Smith. on New Year eve, at her
residence. PIG E street northeast. Those
participating were Misses Lola Hessler,
Lottie and Mamie Seitz, Lula Hartman,
Maria Gooding and Maria. Florence, Bessie
and Natalie Smith: Messrs Hiles, Marks
Smith Nolte. Hartman and Russell.
A merry party of young folks gathered at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Baker,
426 9Th street southwest. on Wednesday
evening, Of this week. giving pleasant
surprise to their daughter Sybella. Many.
games were played and several musical Sc
lections rendered. after which a bountiful
repast was served in the dining room, beau
tifully decorated in holly. Among those
present were the Misses Annie and Maggie