Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-10

II. STRAIN. Miss b. Taylor, Miss E. Taylor,
MISS E. Uehlinger, Miss Z. White, Miss E.
Walter and Miss E. Woodward.
Senator and Mrs Kearns gave double
oox theater party last night, followed by a
supper at the Raleigh
The Attorney General and Mrs Knox
VIII give dinner on the 10Th.
Mrs. Fairbanks will give a tea tomorrow.
Mrs. Myron B. Wright, ITO p street. will
De at nome tomorrow for the last time this
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Gusdorf entertained their
relatives and friends last evening at their
nome aon;s IN honor of their fifteenth wedding
anniversary. The out-of-town guests in
GUIDED Mr.. and Mrs Morris Ganss and Mrs
brager OF Baltimore.
Miss Ernestine Wrenn leaves for New
York tomorrow, where she will visit her
sister, Mrs John Bottomley
Mrs. e; overman of 937 NJ street will re-
ceive February 10, from to II, in honor Of
her slXty-sixth birthday.
-; Mrs. T. Oliver varneu will be at home
thursday, the 10Th, but not the 26th
masquerade party was given by Miss
VIOLA Daniels, 625 Louisiana avenue, Satur-
day evening. in honor of her birthday
Some of those who participated were Misses
E1olse Waggaman. Marguerite Middleton
Ruth Mahon, Jennie Reynolds. Irene Bar
ron, Pearl Gaskins, Edna Gundersheimer
Dora Simpkins. Mable Chase and Myra
Chesser. and Messrs. Norman Burch. Jim
Mckee, Harry Luce. Robert Goode Henry
Gundersheimer. Dennis Connell, Lewis
Eoule; Bert johnson. B. Shredder. S. Kemp,
Carol Merillat and William Lawder After
music, games and dancing refreshments
were served.
80 1nAt
street will be at home tomorrow afternoon
for the last time this season. Sc will have
with her Mrs. Capt. Hawley, Mrs. Major
Gallagher. Miss Ridgeley, Miss Maud
Blaine, Miss Hendricks and her guest, Miss
Bronson Of Tennessee
Mrs. Elmer Simpson will not be at home
tomorrow or Wednesday, February Is, but
will be the following Wednesday.
A reception will be rendered to Senator
elect Albert ]. Hopkins and Mrs Hopkins
by the Illinois Republican Association this
evening at the Riggs House parlors.
Mrs Louise Muehlheisen has issued invi-
cations for the marriage of her daughter
Carolyn to Mr.. Herman Roland Howen-
stein Wednesday evening" February II. at
1880 O'Clock, at the First Reformed Lu-
theran Church.
Last evening merry gathering Of young
people celebrated the fifth anniversary Of
the birthday of Master Harry c. Given jr.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs H. c. Given, 612 21st
street northwest. Games were INDUCED in
and prizes won by Masters Morgan Shaw,
Paul Parks and Miss Virginia Perry and
Miss Marie Parks. after which refresh
ments were served Among those present
were Misses Marie Parks, Lolo Harper,
Annie Morgan, Edith and Hilder Smith,
Virginia Perry, Margie Webster, Masters
Donald Mckenna Donald Ripple, Frankie
Parks, Paul Parks. Morgan Shaw, Mrs.
ES MrS Nhoy, ,l,arI In
Mrs West, Mrs. Bobcok, Mr.. and Mrs
Walters, Mr.. and Mrs. McKnew, Mr. and
Mrs. Donnelay, Mr.. and Mrs. France, Mrs
Shaw, Mrs. Wilson and Mrs Cox
Mrs. Sanford N. Whitwell will NOT be at
home tomorrow, nor again this winter, on
account of illness in the family.
Miss Anna K. Chapman will be at home
tomorrow for the last time this season,
14Oo Rhode Island avenue northwest
Mrs. Mary Cahill gave euchre party and
dance at Costello Hall last evening. There
were twelve tables, Mrs. James Proctor and
Mr.. Ernest Gibbons winning the first
prizes. The 'booby'' honors went to Miss
Margaret Fitzgerald and Frank Manning
After the game Miss Gertrude O'Brien rem
dered vocal selections and Miss Jeanette
Gibbons gave recitation. DANCING ended
the evenings enjoyment. Among those
present were: Mesdames Myers, Mcdonald
Manning, German, Foulks. Prewitt, Har-
rington, O'Brien, Manson, Butler Turner,
Robinson, Phelps, Costello, Poland, Wat
kins, Fuller, White and Ward, and Misses
Gibbons, Hooe, White, German. Fitzgerald,
Seitz. Keiser, Brooks. Davis, Manning,
OBrien, Kileen. Haase, Cook, Gallagher,
Hughes, Jouvenal, Ward, Vincent and
Parks and Messrs. Foulks, Crapster, Glad
felter, Keener, Hall, Gibbons Manning,
Williams, Fripp, Proctor. Harrington Cos
tello, Wood, Ward, Deveroe, Turner, Cor
man, Fuller. Luce, Burke and Brown.
Mr. and Mrs jeremiah Collins of Wyom-
ing avenue entertained at dinner last night
In honor Of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Price
of Cleveland, Ohio, who are spending a few
days in the city.
and the Misses Young, $50 1 street, will not
receive tomorrow, but will be at home
Wednesday, February 10.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. J. P Smith,
914 M street southeast, was the scene Fri
day evening of a delightful gathering Of
young folks in honor of their daughter Ger
trude's birthday. Games were enjoyed dur
were served at a late hour. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. James Ryan,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Poarts. Mrs Kate
Pinkney, Mrs. S. Jones, Miss Jennie Adams,
Misses Lottie and Florence Pinkney, Miss
Agnes Goldsbaugh, Miss May Warner Miss
Bouzee. Miss Katie Borough, Miss Hennie
Fisher, Miss Brooks, Miss Irene Baughton,
Willie Fisher, w. Hammond, w. Lusby, L.
Warner, Tommy Lang, Fred Koehler, Jake
Edelin,, B. Mayhue and John Smith.
Mrs. Roberts, wife of Representative Rob-
erts of Massachusetts, will be at home in
formally this afternoon from to 6 o'clock
for the last time this season.
On account of the sudden death of her
brother in New Hampshire Mrs. William H.
Seaman will not be at home Wednesdays
again this season.
Mrs. Thairs, wife Of Col. George D. Thairs
Of Ridley College, st. Catharine, Ontario.
Canada, who has been the guest of Miss
Lizzie Tucker, us 10th street, for the past
three weeks, has returned home.
Mrs John w. Hollyday of 1924 18th street
and her friend Miss Rogers will not be at
home tomorrow.
Mrs George Cotton Maynard will not be
at home tomorrow, but will receive We'd
nesday, February 1S.
Mrs r. Kleinsmith will be at home to her
friends Thursday evening at the Burton,
$40 street northwest, before leaving town.
Mrs. Howard Seymour Gait Of Grant road
will be at home the remaining Wednesdays
ohr1,o md will hoy unity har