Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-07
THE s0Gv!4 WORLD
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tent Of number Of presents. Among those
present were Mr.; Jnos r. Herrsl a, Mr, arc
county: Mr.. and Mrs NJ. L. Whelfiey. Rev.
Mr.. and Mrs Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs; L.
ginia. MI. and Mrs. soper. Mr.. and MIS-.
Nathan Cowsili. Mr.-and Mrs. Chas. VII
liams, Mr.. ]. F. Mcdonald. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
c. Yost. Mrs. Wm:s Gibson Mr.. and Mrs. II.
II. Herreil. Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. O Neiil. Mr'
and Mrs. A. H. Yost, Mrs. Virginia Doug
lass, Mrs. George Markham. DIR. and MRS.
Webb, Lieut.. and Mrs. McCathran, Miss
Pugh, Mr. and Mrs. A. Harmer. Mrs James
Countess. Baltimore; Misses Hattie aost'
Mae Countess. Bette Dunlap. Rosa Weo
ster. May Yost, Grace Yost, Elsie Yost ana
Lena Yost. Messrs. Lee and Ollie Herrell,
VIM Work. Howard Yost and Raymond
Yost.
reception was given last night by Rev.
J. III. Hyatt. pastor Of Brookiand NJ f.
Church. to the members Of the church and
CONGREGATION and others. The rooms OF the
pastors residence. No. 1915 Lansing street.
were decorated In, aspretty manner with
palms and blooming plants. In the receiy-
ing line with the pastor were Mr.. F. Hol,
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. /. HI. Holltdge. MI: ana
Mrs. B. E. Murray. Mr.! and Mrs. A. r.
Drake, DR.. and Mrs. Patten, Misses Nc
Dade. : Gudgln, Scrivener, Burklin and
others. Music was furnished during the
entire evening by mandolin clup, consist
ing Of Mrs. Eva B. Groones directory. MISS
Edyth Brown. Messrs.- Martin Flicker and
John williams, manaolins; Mr.. Martin Nc
Hugh, violinist; Mrs. A. L. Robinson, &C
companist. The program furnished was
very delightful and was pleasing to every
one. The luncheon table was in charge OF
Mrs. G. Hyatt, who was ably assisted by
the Misses Wells, Patten and Harmon, ana
Mesdames Ed - Hollidge and Murray
Among those present were Mrs. Carollne
Ayres, Mr.. and Mrs. George Burklin, Mr..
s. D. Boss, Miss Jessie f. Boss, Mr.. Clar-
ence Chamberln, Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Ellis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Englehart, Mr.. q. c. Ford,
Mrs. Fletcher, Rev. w. E. Gibson, pastor
Brookland Baptist Church; Mr.. and Mrs.
J. s.. P. Green, Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Grooms,
Mrs. George Gartrell. Miss Gartrell. Mr. +.
c. Miller, Mr.. Mclean, Capt. ]. E. Penny
packer, Mr., and Mrs. Chas Werner, MI
and Mrs. c. g. Lynch, MI. John Wlgnall'
Drs. Holmes and Perkins the Misses Hoov-
err, President A. +, Kinnear and MI NC
Phaul of the Brookland Citizens Associa-,
tion
Mrs Frederick G. Berger will be at home
Tuesdays, February 10 and II.
A pleasant surprise masquerade party
was rendered Miss Irene Warren at her
residence, 421 10th street southwest last
night by a few of her little friends. After
taking Off their masks many games were
INDUCED In until a late hour. All the little
ones marched to the dining room, where
the tables were heavily laden. Among
those present We're Misses Irene Warren,
Irene Neenan. Pearl Warren, as Aunt Di-
nah;' Aletha Fuller, Gypsy; Elaine Fuller,
peasant Maude Medford' Gypsy queen;
Mary Desmond, United States marine;
Kate Desmond. Esummer: Elsie keitly,
nurse; Katie O. Dryer. valentines: Blanch
Scott, Red Riding Hood: Nellie Fugitt,
widow; Josephine Wyne, cook; Masters
Robertson Cecil Fuller country
doctor; Emery Fuller, Chinanian: Earl de-
ment, baby norman Scott. bootblack; Ern-
est Warren, pickanihny; Will Lieshear, ne
gro girl; Philip Karr. Uncle Sam; Raymond
O'Dwyer. Jew; and Mrs. Rouzee, Mr.. Rye,
Mrs. Fuller, Mrs Warren, Miss Mae War
rem and Mr. Clyde Scott.
wimodaughsis entertained it's friends in
most novel and unique manner Tuesday
evening, February g. Every guest on en-
tering received a card bearing letter and
number. The letter was one in brand Of
apples, and the numbers designated to
which group it belonged The guests then
formed groups representing apples. Ten
minutes was given I'm which each apple
party wrote poem describing the kind of
apple they represented. Ther poems were
read. and caused much laughter. A mifth-
provoking appleyroHing contest followed,
and the prizes were awarded to the most
expert rollers. Other numbers Of the pro-
gram were violin and piano Duets Misses
alexander; Farmer Browns Apples" Mrs.
Wilson: Apple Blossoms" Miss Speare;
humorous reading. THAT Boy of Our Neigh
Morris; Dried Apple Pies" Mrs M C.
Peabody. Dancing followed to a late hour.
Ihose present were Mrs M r. Jones. Mrs,
Buchanan, Mrs. South Mrs. Peabody, Mrs.
Searne. Miss Lester, Miss Gary. Miss Vir-
ginia Browne, Miss Hoffman, Miss Cath
arine Andrews. Miss Sarah P. Andrews,
Mrs Mrs 0 Goifer5 Mrs; Lohr Mrs. Hartman.
VIM. Jackson, Mr.. Allen ST. Price. Mr..
Lohr. Miss Morris and Miss Matson.
Mrs Willis Lord Moore of Cleveland
Ohio quite noted In literary and club cir
cles. is the guest of her mother at POI New
Jersey avenue northwest. where she will
be at home on Mondays during the season.
Mrs. Charles E. Foster will not be at
home Monday, February g.
The Excelsior LitsEary Club met wednes-
day evening with Mrs. Bradley, CAT East
Capitol street. where the fellowing program
was rendered.: Piano duet Mrs. Cunning
ham and Mrs. Stein club swinging, Miss
Nellie RANDY; recita tons. Miss Margaret
Haywood: vocal solo. Mrs. Clara KaIstrom;
reading, Life of Shakespeare Mrs. lem
ME Bradley; piano duet, Mrs. and Miss
Bulla; piano duet..-Mrs M: J. Frear and
Miss n. RANDY vocal duet. medley, Mr.:
were Mr.. and Mrs. Webb, Mrs. NJ L. VIII
lis. Mrs. Addie W. Foster, Mrs. Chewing,
Miss Addie Chewing. Mr.. Taylor Chew
ming. Mrs. Balm, Mrs c. s. N. Seely. Mr..
Hildreth. Mrs. H. w. Rowell, Mr. and Mrs.
c. H. Failing, Mrs. Alexander, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Bryson. Mr. and Mrs Stein. Mrs.
Savage. Mr.. and Mrs Fraley, Mr.. Geo. w.
Kern, Mrs. Nesmith, Mrs. Mary narrower.
The club will meet next Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. Norris. 625 T street.
Mrs. J. Finney Engle will be at home at
706 North Carolina avenue southeast Mon
days. February and 3D. from to o'clock.
when she will be pleased to see her friends
Mrs. Michael J. Colbert will be at home
Tuesday for the last time this season
Miss Ruth E. Rupp of 1717 s street north
west has cards out for a tea Tuesday, Feb
ruary 10, from until Z.
Mrs G. w. Harvey and her daughters.
Mrs G. S. Harvey and Mrs. L., A. Fischer
of 923 Massachusetts, avenue, will be at
home for the last time Thursday, February
II.