Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-24
welcome her friends to her first Eat home
Thursday. January %, from to 6 pm.

welcome her friends to her first Eat homo"
Thursday. January %. from to pm.
guest OF Mrs. James Mcconnell, COS East
Capitol street.
Mrs T. F. Schneider will be at home at
the Cairo TUESDAYS. February and TO-
Miss Boulder and Miss Flournoy. 1911
18th street. will be at home after o'clock
February 2 and 16.
Mrs. Clement Brown Of 14O NJ street
will receive Tuesday, January q. for the
last time this season.
Mrs r. Dickinson Jewett Of 1926 10th
street will remain at home the two last
Saturdays of January from until to re-
ceive her friends.
Mrs. George W. Cissel and her daughter.
Mrs. John H. Roche will be at home Mon
day, January 26. at 1645 31st street for the
last time this season. Mrs. George w.
Cissel will leave for New Orleans and
Beaumont, Tex, Tuesday, to be gone sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. Alexander c. Chenoweth daughter
of the late Fernando Wood. will receive
with Mrs. Clement Brown, 144O NJ street,
tuesday, January p.
The Kardinal Kard Klub held a meeting
Monday evening with Miss Stella NJ. Will
son, at Cpl K street northwest Thirteen
games were played Miss Wilson winning
the first ladies' prize, box of fancy sta
tionery; Mr.. Mackey the first gentlemen's
prize. whisk broom holder, and Mr.. Berry
the BOBBY, bag of peanuts. Refreshments
were then served and the club adjourned
to meet with Miss Grace Stephenson, at
141O Bacon street northwest. Those present
were Misses Stella NJ. Wilson, Mira f.
Speer. Grace Stephenson, Elizabeth c. Ran
dali and Gertrude E. Metca4, and Messrs.
]. T. Kenyon. George w. Kern, E. w.
Berry, F. D. Mackey and B. E. Hinton.
Among the pleasant informal receptions
of the week was that of Mrs. George w.
Smith. wife of Representative Smith of 1llf-
nois. The tea table was prettily decorated
in pink and green, and was presided over
by several charming young ladies. Mrs.
Smith was assisted in welcoming her nu-
merous callers by Mrs. w. II. Daw and her
niece, Miss McClintock Mrs Smith will
be at home informally February 10 for the
last time this season.
Miss Cecilia E. Tiff of Lacona, N. Y, Is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Kittie Thompson
Berry. with whom she will spend the win
ter. Mrs. Berry has taken an apartment In
the Irving, in Georgetown
Mrs VIM. H. Holmes Of 1444 Staughton
street will not be at home Monday, Janu-
airy %, but will receive Mondays during
February.
Miss Marie Andrews entertained the mem
bers of the Wednesday Evening Musical
Club very pleasantly the 21st instant at her
residence in Mount Pleasant. Piano and
vocal solos were rendered by Miss McDon-
aid. Miss Richmond and Mr.. LOBBY. accom-
panied by Mr.. J. ]. Mahoney, violinist. Mu-
sic formed the chief feature of the evening.
but after a bountiful collation. ping pong
and other games were INDUCED In. Among
the members present were Misses Edythe
Sisson, Florence Quigley, Eugenia Riano,
Teresa Mcdonald. Louise Burner. Rather
inc NJ. Richmond and Marie M Andrews.
and Messrs. ]. J. Mahoney, Charles W.
Warner, Charles F. Price, ]. l.. Gilman,
P. N. LOBBY, Wallace Alger. Ray Ludlow
and Prof. Hamlin. The club adjourned to
meet next Wednesday at the residence OF
Miss Burner, Columbia road.
Mrs E. Blout, Mrs; samuells and Miss
Samuells Of New York are visiting Mrs. l.
L. Blout At home Tuesday.
Mrs. Nick night-Moses will be at home
January 26 and February %, BIOS 10th
street.
Miss Anne Cunningham of Beaver. Pa,
is visiting Miss Fannie May Bangs of zoos
Massachusetts, avenue.
Mrs. Henry Hunt Mckee Of 127 4th street
southeast will be at home informally Mon
day, January 20, from to o'clock
Master Edwin F. Boyer, 2O6 7th street
southwest, as a remembrance Of his third
birthday had as his guests Friday evening
Misses Dora Wassman, Irene Krauskopf,
Adele Wassman, Anita Wassman and Myr-
tie Evans, Masters Freddie Wassman, Law
renee Crogan, Archie Evans, Henry Wass-
man, Tommy Holleran, Carl Wassman and
A. Beanter. The evening was devoted TO
music and games of a nature to enl1ven
and bring gladneSs to the little hearts
After games they were seated at we'll
laden table of good things calculated to-
please childish tastes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Snowden w. Robinson OF
800 Connecticut avenue announce the mar
rage of their daughter, Daisy Greer, to
Mr. Sherman Page Allen Of Burlington,
VT, on Thursday. The ceremony, which
was very quiet, owing to a recent death
in the brides family, was performed by
the Rev. Frank Ernest Aitkin OF the
Church Of the Incarnation, New York.
Mrs. Frank Gustave Radelfnger will be
at home informally Mondays in February.
A surprise party was rendered Miss Julia
Heffernan at her residence, 1721 9Th street
northwest, last Thursday evening. During
the evening many games were INDUCED IN
and at a late hour dainty repast was
served Miss Evlynne Heffernan rendered
several selections on the mandolin, with
Messrs. William Heffernan and r. Will
liams as accompanies. A very delightful
solo was also rendered by Mr.. Merle L.
Sweet Among those present were the
Misses Mary Fielding, Leona Baxter, Hattie
Sweet, Julia Heffernan, Florence Fielding,
Laura Schneider, Nellie Hefernan,
Evlynne Heffernan and Nellie Fielding,
and the Messrs. Merle L. Sweet, R. Will
liams, Clyde D. Meyer, William Crane,
VIM Heffernan, ]. Lester Brooks, Arthur
Denham, Frank Heffernan and Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Heffernan.
Last evening was the occasion of pleas
ant surprise party rendered by their friends
- N1ys, Mabel and Master TT Leo Rotelar