Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-21

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Mrs. Hopkins received the first prize Mrs.
Pepper the second, Miss Pepper the third
and Mrs. Zeh was awarded the consoia-
ton prize.
Mrs. Rooney and daughters. 1923 Rhode
Island avenue, will be at home to their
friends Monday, February q. from to .
o'clock.
Mrs. Campbell, wife Of Assistant secre-
tary Campbell, and her daughters, Mrs.
Willard e. Buell. and Mrs. Edgar C. CamD
bell. win be at home, 1880 Howard avenue.
Tuesday, the Path, for the last time this
season, assisted by Mrs. John Mitchell. Jr.:
Mrs. George U. Rose. jr.; Mrs. Robert G.
Proctor and Mrs Herman W. Smith.
Constitution Chapter, d. A. r., held it's
February meeting at the Portner Tuesday
evening. Mrs. Farrar and Mrs. yialle being
the hostesses of the occasion. DR.. Adeline
e. Pcrtman. the vice regent. presided. Other
/ officers present were: Miss Helen Varick
Boswell, Miss Belle N. Tanner. Mrs. 8. E.
Pfttman and Mrs. H. B. Sperry. An I'M
| usually fine musical and literary program
was warmly applauded. Miss Grace Estelle
Miller played Chopin's D fiat major prelude,
and later recited Toms Little Star" and
| charmingly. Vocal selections were rem
dered by Miss Mary Wood and Miss Eliza
beth F. Pierce, and Miss Goodhue gave "A
Morning in Bird Land" in which she imi-
| natural fashion, and a character sketch en-
titled Aunt Peggy and High Art" Mrs.
Farrar and Mrs. Vialle were assisted in re-
| ceiying by Mrs. Geo. c. Knowles. At the
close of the program refreshments were
served. Among the members and guests
present were Mrs c. w. Pierce. Miss Hol-
ton, Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. Fields, Miss
| Chickering, Miss Draper, Miss Reid, Miss
| Mullican, Mrs. Foley, Capt. Portman, Mrs.
Lacey and Mr.. Knowles.
Miss Maude Mcdowell of Pittsburg, Pa.
| Is the guest of Mrs. r. p. Hams, 1919 Har-
ward street. Mrs. Hams and Miss Mac
| Dowell will be at home informally Monday.
spending the winter with Mrs. Frank Lin
thtcum.
Last night Company H Of the Western
| the Hotel Gordon. About sixty young peo-
pie enjoyed their full programs from to IL.
The ball room was gayly decorated with
| flags and bunting in the red and white Of
| the school colors, set off by the company
green. Supper was served at IL o'clock
Among the chaperons present were Miss
Westcott, Mrs H. N. Stokes, Mr.: and Mrs.
| Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Clark, Mrs.
| Gilman and Miss Katherine Reed. Those
on the floor included Capt. Stokes and Miss
Kirkus, Lieut.. Hu!se and Miss Rouzer.
| Lieut.. flQOOeS anu MISS StIllu, 0eTSl
Cumpston, sergt. Rathbun, Miss Edwards
Sergt Taylor, Miss Taylor, Sergt. Dunlap
Miss English, Sergt Drum Hunt, Miss
| Cooper, Corporal Clark, Miss Cronan, Cor,
Ball, Miss Ball, Corporal Kerby, with the
privates Of the company and their ladies,
also Capt. Roach, Quartermaster Of the reg
iment.
A very happy coterie Of friends was en-
tertained by the Misses Smith of 6o4 East
oil a. fyocr IN
honor of the birthday of their brother, Mr..
Thomas Valentine Smith. The feature Of
the evening was progressive euchre
game, the prizes being won by Mrs. Charles
c. Wright, Mr. John O'Loughlin and DR..
and Mrs. Mosby Baldwin. The tallies were
pretty and dainty, being heart-shaped, with
appropriate verses on each and were high
ly appreciate, as souvenirs OF the occasion.
After the game refreshments were served
and the evening closed with songs, recita-
tions and instrumental music. Among those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Turly Coburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Keller, Mr.. and Mrs.
John T. Coughlin, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Clifford Wright. DR.. and Mrs. Mosby Bald
win. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred J. Smith, Mrs
Whitesell, Miss Mary Sullivan, Miss Nellie
Keane Miss Mary 3. ODonoghue, Miss
Miss Margaret Kennedy, Miss Florence A.
Ferry, Miss Helen Tally, Miss Ferebee Of
Norfolk, Miss Mary Withers, Miss MCGEE,
Miss Annie Rogers. Miss Frances Tuohy.
Smith. DR.. A. J. O'Donoghue. Mr.. John
O'Loughlin, Mr.. Harry Carl Kleinschmidt,
Mr.. Joseph T. Ferry and Mr.. Enrol.
"A pretty dance was given at Rauscher's
last night in honor Of the S. @. G. Dancing
Club 81 young ladies, by 1.-THE Boys" At
auet hall for supper. During the feast a
number Of toasts were made Mr.. Lee Her
rell, Mr.. George Beuchert and Mr.. Jack
Casada responded to toasts. and Mr.. Edwin
present were: Mrs Watson, Mrs. Roberts
and Mrs. Ripley. chaperons; Miss Randall,
Miss Watson, Miss Meyers, Miss Van
Auken. Miss Dickinson. Miss Block, Miss
Segurney Miss Repetti, Miss Meredith, Miss
Stahl, Miss Hart. Miss Lower Miss Bel
Tough, Miss Beuchert, Miss Hindmarsh. Miss
Smith and Miss HOLSTER. Messrs. George
Beuchert. Theo. Beuchert. Lee Herrell'
Potter, Arnold, Lewis, Eldridge, Thomas,
Repetti, Drown. Schiller and Dutton.
A surprise party was rendered to Miss
Isabel Dwire at her residence, IL 9Th street
northeast, Valentines night, by the men,
bers Of the Highlanders. Capitol Hill club.
Music and games were the features OF the
evening. Prizes in the game of hearts were
won by Mr.. Gerald Doonan, Horace Ly-
brand. Miss Gertrude Lynch and Isabel
Dwire. Dancing was enjoyed by the young
folks, after which they adjourned to the
dining room, where refreshments were
served The table was beautifully deco
| rated with smilax and cut flowers. The
Ices were served in the shape Of hearts and
cupids. After supper valentines were dis
trfbuted. Those participating were Misses
Isabel P. Dwire, Pauline ]. Howard, Ger
trude C. Lynch, Edna A. Hillyard, Clara B.
HUM and josephine c. Hughes; Messrs.
Gerald w. Doonan. William J. Howard,
Frank M. Byrne Maurice B. Flynn, John
]. Foley and Horace H. Lybrand.
A tulip luncheon was given the Deutcher
Frauen Verein February II by Mrs. Wayne
Hyde of Stanton square in honor of her
friends Mrs. Otto Gretchen of Goodrich,
N D. The rooms were very prettily deco
rated with tulips, ferns and red ribbons
Among those present were Mrs. John Phil
lips. Mrs. John Martin. Mrs. s. Rulings.
Mrs Chas. Ebel, Mrs. A. Elliot, Mrs. John L.
Vogt, Mrs. Martin Brand. Mrs. M. Aman.
Mrs. VIM. Aman and the Misses Helena Eg-
| loft and Mayme Reh.
It was Kipling day with the Capitol Hill
History Club Wednesday, February 18.
when it met with Mrs. Briggs at 800 C
| street northeast. Miss Lydia Hughes sang
1.-THE Recessional." Mrs. Charles Fisher
read an interesting account Of the Life of
Kipling," and Mrs. D. j. Roberts read two
| selections from Kipling's writings. On mo-
| ton the club adjourned to meet with Mrs.
]. e. jenkins. 421 B street northeast