Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-09

| MISS FRAZIER or EiktOn, Mo.
The D. K Euchre Club had a very pleas
| ant meeting with Mrs. Lind on Thursday
last at her home on Maryland avenue north
| east Lunch was served and the usual
| games enjoyed in the afternoon. Mrs. Holt
| won first. Mrs. Walz second and Mrs. Ty-
| rec BOBBY prizes.
| A surprise party was rendered Miss Ma
rie Eggleston by her little friends Friday
| evening last at her home In Brightwood, D.
G. After various games the children were
ushered in the dining room. where refresh
ments were served The table was taste
| fully decorated with pink and white carna-
lions. Among those present were Misses
| Bessie Mattingly, Emma Horner, Emma
| Grant Sadie and Adde Gallery Louise and
Helen Bergman. Marie Eggleston and Bes-
sic COLLISION, Masters Ashby and Edgar
| Grant, Willie and Franz Bergmann Roger
| CaHery. Teller Collision and Earl MattinEiy.
Mrs. and Miss Hill will be at home to-
morrow at the Cochran for the last time
this season.
Mrs. A. L. Barber has gone to New York
to meet Mr.. Barber. who is expected today
| on the Ivernia.
The Iris Literary and Musical Club was
entertained by Mrs. F. G. Frederick at the
| nome of Mrs. Lewis of 1898 II street north
east Friday evening, February 6. After the
business meeting the guests and club play
ed progressive euchre The head prizes We're
v.
! consolation prize by Miss Maddren After
the distribution of the prizes refreshments
were served. The club adjourned to meet
! at the home Of Mrs. l. N. Richardson, 1890
| y street northwest, February 20. Among
| those present were Mr.. and Mrs. William
Glenn, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Petersen, Mr.. and
liam B. Cragg, Mrs. F. G. Frederick, Mrs.
| r. F. Jones, Miss Fife Richardson, Mrs.
Lewis, Miss May Hendricks. Miss Hazel
Glenn, Mr.. Wilton Gregory, Mrs William
| Frpp rpa IN
Of Macon, Ga, and Miss NJ. Maddren.
Friday last a merry gathering of young
people celebrated the fourth anniversary Of
the birthday of Miss Theresa, daughter Of
| Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred j. Smith, $50 East
| Capitol street. Games were INDUCED in
and prizes were won by the Misses Frances
| Shaw and Edith Hammond and Masters
| George Brick Smith, Michael Ignatius We'll
| Ter. jr., and Franklin Douglas A souvenir
was drawn by each of the children from
| the Jack Horner pie, after which refresh
ments were served and several fiash-iight
photographs were taken. Among those
| Katharine Demorest, Edith Hammond,
Edna GLEN, Eleanor Custis Gladys Rob-
erts, Frances Shaw. Elizabeth Douglas. Ag-
| mes Oyster, Rita Weller, Helen Johnson and
Beatrice Caughlin. and Masters George
Brick Smith. LIE Roy G,iem Bernard Crane,
Lorimer and Willie Oyster, Bonnie Street.
Ter, jr. Ralph Chids Hamilton Beatty.
Grafton Caughlin and Albert Kane.
| Mrs Lake and the Misses Lake Of 1927 N
| to the illness Of Miss Lillian Lake, but will
receive Tuesday, February II.
| Mrs. and Miss McCahill will be at home
| at the Cairo tomorrow.
| Mrs Victor Emden Of II Seaton street
| northwest will be at home Wednesday.
Mrs B. Coblenzer of the Lenox will not
| be home Tuesdays in February.
| Friday evening last a surprise party was
| given in honor of Miss Marian Hoover at
her residence, 1911 New Jersey avenue
delightfully."- spent in progressive games, the
prizes being awarded to Miss Mamie
Champion, Mr.. Robert Walker, Miss Verne
Videtto and Mr.. Jerome Meacham. Vocal
| men, led by Mr.. Eugene Farlee. After
dancing and music the young folks ad-
| 1ourned to the dining ROOM beautifully
| decorated in red, where refreshments were
served. Those present were the Misses
| Worthington, Presnell, Morris, Brock, vi
detto Howell, Champion. Marion. Bessie
and Maud Hoover. Messrs. Meacham, Far
| lee Lore, Champion, Petersen, Thomas,
Sheckles. Walker. Schuckers, Ball and
| Wilkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry H Stricken Of Balti-
| more, Md, are stopping at the Palm Beach
| Hotel for the winter.
| Mrs. Liscum, widow of General E. H. Lis
cum and her niece, Miss Silsbee are the
| guests of DIR. and Mrs. Borden, 1852 Erie
street. Washington Heights.
Mrs. John F. Rixey, No. 1872 New Hamp-
| shire avenue, will not receive tomorrow
Miss A. Mae At Lee, president Of the class
or S6, Washington High School, received
| the class Tuesday last at her home, the occa-
sion being it's seventeenth annual reunion
The interesting program was contributed to
| by Mrs. A. T. Gage, Mrs B. NJ Dalgleish
and Messrs. T. F J. and ]. T. Mcguire. Dr..
| Henry c. Fisher, U. S. A, was present and
related the experiences Of his wife and him
self. both members of the class, in the
Philippines and China. Many letters of re-
| greet were read from members in different
! parts of the country. Those assisting Miss
| At Lee in receiving We're Mrs. Lemon g.
| Hine and Mrs. A. Y. At Lee.
| Mrs. ]. H. Harper, formerly Miss Sauie
| Burrough, and Miss f. S. Jacobs were
elected president and secretary, respect
II. c. Fisher, Mrs. ]. d. Overs. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. S. Knight, Mr.. w. W. Chisolm.
Mr.. ]. H. Harper, Miss ]. T. Cavanagh.
Dr., and Mrs. Nicely, Dr.. and Mrs. Bevard.
Miss Marian White Miss E. S. Jacobs, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph c. Gawler, Mr.. and Mrs
L. L. Apple. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H.
Bates and Miss Louise Bates, Mr.. and Mrs
c. S. Davis, Mr.: and Mrs. A. E. Shoema-
ker. Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton P. Townsend,
Mr. and Mrs. George F. Williams, Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Rea. Miss Mary L. Will
liams, Mr. A Y. AT Lee and Mr.. Hendley.
Mr.. Thomas Slater Rogers, U. s. NJ, of
the Presidents yacht Sylph which Is now
stationed at Washington. and Miss Laura
V. Garcia, daughter of Mr.. c. w. F. Garcia
| of Washington, d. c., were married in
Alexandria Saturday afternoon. February
| Z. The ceremony took pace at St. Mary's
| Catholic Church, Rev. Henry E. Cutler
officiating. reception was held at Balti-
| more Saturday evening at the residence of
| William B. Kines city editor of the BaIti-
| more American.
Mrs William Wolff Smith will be at home
at the Normandie Hotel tomorrow