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

contained the names of Mrs Rose Kitz-
miller, Mrs. Jones. the Misses Pauline
Bischof, Helen Dinsmore, Grace Grey.
Helen Keech, Helen WEIGH, Miss War
rener, Miss Meley, Miss Webb Jewell
crooks. Marie Meyers, Faith Scribner.
Mary Branscom and Bessie Monaghan and
Mr.. Herbert Thompson.
Mrs. sabin entertained the D. X. Euchre
Club Thursday last. Mrs. Walk won first.
Mrs. Deards second and Mrs. Tyree BOBBY
prizes.
Mrs F. L. Campbell wife of the assist
ant secretary of the interior. 1879 Howard
avenue, will give the first in her series of
| at homes. on Tuesday. February 3. from
| to 6, and will be assisted by Mrs. NJ.
Ross Fishburn. Mrs. n. E. Young and her
daughters, Mrs. Willard E Buell. and Mrs.
Edgar c. Campbell. Mrs. Campbell has not
issued cards for these at homes, and will
be glad to see all of her friends.
Miss Olivia Souder entertained the f. F.
F. Club at her residence 1888 Kenesaw
| avenue, last Friday evening. The first prize
in progressive euchre was won by Miss
Edith Borland and the second by Miss Colt
Those present were Miss Collins from the
eastern shore of Maryland, who is visiting
Miss Souder, and the following club mem
hers: Misses Cocks. Seitz Galloway East
| wood, Calvert, Souder, Holmead, Colt Julia
Colt. Heron. Thomas, Borland, Mothersead,
Paxton and Walton.
| Mrs. Mary r. Goff and Miss Minnick of
1901 N street northwest have issued cards
for tea tomorrow from until Z.
Mr.. ]. D. Terrill and Miss Terrin of 1884
vermont avenue will be at home the first
two Tuesdays. OF this month, February 3
and 10, from to g.
About 200 young people gathered at box
party last night given by the Young Peo-
| pies Union of Zion at their club room, OPP
penheimer.s Hall. The boxes presented by
the young ladies were handsomely deco
rated, and brought high prices.
The second meeting of the Acorn Pleasure
Circle of the North Carolina NJ p Church
was held January 80 at the residence of
Miss Mae Crocker, PA I'd street southeast.
After the business meeting the company
repaired to the dining room, where boun-
| tiful repast was served. Those present
We're the Misses E. Dant, E. Upper, l.
| Rand, E. Dodge, E. Hess, B. Brotherton
NJ. E. Hess. M. Croker, E. X. Hess. and
Patterson. j. lockwood, w. Dodge, N.
Fisher, Mr.. Berry of ST. Louis, Mr.. Mes
senger Of Boston, Mr.. Wilson of Pennsyl-
| vania, and Miss Gorrell of Baltimore. The
next meeting will be held at the residence
Of Mr.. Elmer Hutchinson. 121 9Th street
southeast, Wednesday, February IL.
Miss Nellie Fielding entertained num-
day evening at her home. 400 T street
| northwest During the evening many games
Were INDUCED in, and at a late hour re-
freshments were served. When the lemon
seeds were counted 1t was found that the
first prizes were won by Miss Fakenstien
and Mr.. Pulen, the BOBBY prizes going to
Miss Elizabeth Holland and Mr.. Gaw1er.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs J.
F. Fielding and Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Field
Ing, Misses Elizabeth and Minnie Holland,
Rena Bell and Maude Falkenstien of Luray,
Va; Eta and Fern Hoskins, Susie Bur-
rows, Jessie Carey, Bessie Flemmng, Mat
tie Trey, Mamie Hawkins, Gertrude Bell,
Laura and Grace A: Schneider, Julia Hef-
fernan, and Nellie. Mary and Florence
Fielding; Messrs. William Crane, Frank
Montgomery. F. c. Pullen of Chicago, Clyde
Meyer, r. S. Williams, G. j. Tucker. c. S.
| Brush r. R. Young of Fort Myer. Virginia,
F. A. Dodge, Barton Holland, Ernest Fer
ris Chas. Gilman, Willis Livingston. H L.
Terrell, c. Strother and Harry Gawler.
Mrs. Edward H. sommers. $40 9th street
northwest. will be at home Tuesdays
Mrs. Lewis S. Kann of 1136 sth street
northwest will be at home on Fridays.
Mrs. S. C. Ramage and Mrs J. Strother
Miller jr., will be at home Informally the
first and second Mondays in February, 400
B street northeast.
Miss Nellie Jordan entertained the mem
bers of the Menus Club at crokinole and
ping-pong party Friday evening at her
home. 1912 street northwest. Mr.. Wal
ter Plumley, in an amusing exhibition of
mind reading and a novel SNOWFALL con-
test" adding much to the evenings merri-
ment. Mr.. j. c. Laurie, the vice president,
presided over the brief business meeting
that preceded buffet supper. The prizes
for the various games were won by Miss
Clara Palmer. Miss Bessie Huguely Miss
Jennie Clements. Mr. j. c. Laurie and Mr.
M B. Atkinson. Other members present
were Mrs. Atkinson, Miss Mckee, Miss
Douglass. Miss Goddard. Mr.. Thayer Mr..
Penney, DR.. Kerfoot. Mr.. Turner and Mr..
Grafton.
Miss Kathryn Knight Gee. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Delavan w. Gee of Buena
Vista. Col, and granddaughter Of Capt.
Henry M. Knight of this city, was married
January II to Mr.. Joseph Mortar Cell of
Colorado Springs. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Mr.. Harger of the Con-
gregatfonal Church at the residence of Mrs.
John s. Halsey. where the wedding party
assembled. The bride was given away by
her father. The couple will remain in Buena
Vista until spring when they will reside at
Colorado Springs.
Mrs William Slaughter Hardesty will not
be at home the remaining Wednesdays this
season, owing to a death in the family.
Mrs. c. " Young and Mrs Bourne, 2o27
Hillyer place, will receive Saturdays. Feb
ruary I, II and p.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy E. Padgett gave de-
lightful euchre party Thursday evening at
their residence, 1889 North Capitol street
Among the guests were the following: Dr.
and Mrs. Geo. Boynton, Mr.. and Mrs T.
Bynum, Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Coffin, Mr. and
Mrs Hammond. Mr.. and Mrs. Santel. Mr..
and Mrs Guy Padgett, Mr.. and Mrs A. R.
Waite, Mrs. Jas. Walker, Mrs. David Har-
dester. Mrs. Roach, Misses Hulvershorn of
Evansville, Ind; Treiber. Prather. Grang-
Grant. M. c. Gall, Crouch, Frank Padgett
and DR.. Holland. First ladies' prize was
won by Mrs. Waite, second by Mrs. w. ].
Coffin. First gentleman's prize was won
by Mr.. A. r. Waite, second prize by Mr.
Thomas Bynum, after which favors in the
shape of caps were worn by all present
Light refreshments were served.
Mrs Geo Boynton of 913 LIST street north