Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-14

Rapee, washerwoman; A. Schultz japanese
girl: NJ Gosnell Japanese girl; l. Garcia.
Spanish dancer; E. Jones, from Philadel-
phia. summer: X. Garcia. colored girl: A.
Joachim. peasant girl: U-Rapee. The Even
F. Herman. as Simple Simon; H. Kaiser.
garbake man; E. Waits, Gloomy Gus: w.
Herman. domino; A Watts, yellow kid; ].
Zinkhan. Jew: w. Baum tramp; II. Rapee.
Happy Hooligan; Mr.. Brown preacher: G..
Griffth. lahorer; w. Smith. colored woman:
c. Pennington. old maid: J. Mulhall, col
ored nurse r Butts, Aunt Dinah; w: Jack
son. T. Lash, Mrs. Deitz, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frazier.
Mrs William H chany viii be at home.
3 to g.
Mrs j. Riffard Mickie and Miss Addie
Ruth Mickie will be at home Wednesday,
Mrs. William Gillespie Walker. Mrs. Jo-
nington win be at home on Monday. Feb
ruary 16. from 4 to s, at ia c street south
east.
The Abracadabra Club met Wednesday
evening, February II. with Mr.. and Mrs. 8.
l. Besselievre. 315 e street northeast. The
president. Mr.. c. g. Abbott. presided. Mr
and Mrs. A. 8. Perham were elected men,
bers of the club. Mr.. M. l. Story read a
paper. I'm San Francisco and Through the
Rockies" Mr.. F. b. Brock read paper
on "Sauntefing and Wheeling. the
Misses Besselievre and Master Percy Tut
tie rendered a trio on the piano. Mrs. c. g.
Abbott read an essay ON ''Zuni Folk Lore,
which was discussed by club members.
Miss Nelly Besselievre rendered piano
sole. La Barcarolle." Refreshments were
served by the hostess. The guests present
included Mr.. and Mrs. Torrey, Mr.. and
Mrs. futile. Mrs. WEIGH and Mr.. Burritt
The members present were Mr.. and Mrs
Abbott, Mr.. Barber. Major Black. Mr.. and
Mrs. Brock. Mr.. Croissant. Mr.. Dawson,
DIR. Dieffenderffer. Miss Doherty. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ide. Mr.. McCreery, Miss Merritt. Mrs
Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. Squier, Mr.. and Mrs.
Story and Miss Van Doren.
Mr.. Elwyn E. Wakefield and Miss Meta
NJ Paxton. both of this city, were married
in Baltimore. Saturday. February I, at the
parsonage Of Grace Baptist Church, by
Rev. w. H. Baylor.
Mr. and Mrs Wakefield will be at home
after March Is at 1887 9th street.
The Mount Vernon Literary Club held
pleasant and Instructive meeting at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. Clifton Power Clark.
1902 N street. on Wednesday evening. Ten
nyson was the author discussed. Very In
teresting papers on his life and work were
read by DR.. Clark. Mrs. Hereford, Mrs.
Smith, Mrs Ludden. Miss Mary Hoge. Miss
IWlCQeU. f1eSSeINaaH ana MI. MO0fe
DR.. Clark sang Break, Break. Break
and "Sweet and Low" Miss Chenowfth
sang Crossing the Bar" A Tennysonfan
play. devised by Mrs. Hesselman, was very
much enjoyed. At the close Of the evening
DIR. and Mrs. Clark distributed some very
dainty Tennysonfan souvenirs. Those pres
emit were: DR.. and Mrs. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hesselman. Mr. and Mrs. Webb. Mrs.
Ludden. Mrs. Fox of Mississippi. Misses
Edmonds. Twitchell. Kelly. Chenowith;
Neighbors. Reeves. Fowler. Wakefield and
Mary Hoge; Messrs. c. NJ. Clark. N. A.
Monday evening last merry little com.
pany met at the home OF Mary Vesta
Shackleford, TOO 9Th street northeast, to
celebrate her birthday anniversary. The
young hostess was tn white. The evening
was delightfully."- spent in dancing music
and games, after which dainty collation.
was served. The hostess received many
guests. Among those present were Misses
Marie Brinkley, Genevfeve w. Hubbard,
Marie and Bessie Humphrey. Alice Sheehan,
Messrs. Daniel c. Roper, r., Milton Hub
bard and Willie Sheehan.
The social entertainment of the White
Lily Social Club was held at the residence
of Miss Rosa E. Brown. 1913 Columbia
street northwest. last Wednesday evening.
The evening was spent in games music
and singing. Prof. Harry Rupertus render
eQ several piano SOLOS. MeSSrS. u. u. I'm
dell. Carmie Quantrelle, Major F. W. Null
Ter and others gave some comic vocal Sc
lections. Later refreshments were served
Those present were: The Misses Mabel
Lanahan. Minnie Muller. Susie McChesney,
Bertha Nordhon. Florence Brame, Fanny
Ryan and Rosa E. Brown. and Major F. w.
Muller. Prof. Harry Rupertus, Messrs.
liam E. Tip, William r. Pettitt. Robert B.
Baylor, Charles D. Pindell, Arthur Bryan,
Charles Spates. Fred Dudley, Charles Null
Ter and William r. Brown.
Mrs Albert Akers and her sister, Miss
Pickett. at the Farragut. will receive on
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. A Rinehart. 537 I'd street
southeast, Thursday evening, when q num-
Der of young friends assembled to celebrate
the twelfth birthday anniversary Of Miss
room were decorated with flowers and
palms. and a bountfful repast was served.
Those participating were the following:
Marian EIarison, Margaret Gallagher, Vera
Burton, Helen Wann. Mary Slater. Rose
Zingley, Ruth Petit. Gertrude Reed. Rose
Hornstein. Edna Schriver. Ella Harper.
Leah Kaufman and brother, Gertrude Rine-
hart, Catherine Rinehart, Edward Thomas,
Willie Schley, Edward Schriver. Paul
Koontz, Raymond Elarison, Willie Betz and
Frank DunlSin.
The Legion of Loyal Women will enter
tain their friends at an at home on Mon
day evening February 16, at Legion hall,
4l9 10th street. AS Is the custom. the first
at home Of the season Is given by the off,
GERS Of the legion.
Mrs. J. A. Morgan Of Cincinnati street en-
tertained at a large luncheon today.
The Patent Law Association holds its an
nual banquet at Rauschers tonight
Miss Gale entertained a large dinner
party last night
Representative and Mrs. SibIey will en-
terrain at dinners February Is and %.
Mrs A. NJ. Patterson gave dinner last
night.
Mrs. Alvord, 1856 Mintwood place. will re-
ceive Thursdays, February 10 and rs.
Mrs. A. Won Haake will be at home to
her friends Friday, the Goth instant.
Mrs Lewis Merriam will receive on Thurs
day afternoon, the 10Th of February, at
17O6 street, in honor Of Miss Ruby b.
deker of Richmond, Va. assisted by her
douUbtar Mra Franz Hood Shultz