Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-20

their families and a few friends. Miss Mar
garet Rush and DR.. Ernest E. Smith were
married by Rev. DR.. g. H. Greene. 1mme-
diately after the ceremony the couple
started for trip north.
Mrs. George H. Brown and the Misses
Brown will be at home tomorrow at 1857
Roanoke street, from to q.
delightful surprise masquerade party
was given Miss Nellie Turner at her home
on 18th street northeast last Saturday even
Ing Dancing and many games. which are
INDUCED in, as well as the singing of ia
miliar tunes Miss Ella Darr and Mr..
James Turner assisted in playing the piano
Those present were Mrs. Turner. Mrs.
Howarth. AtweIl, Yates, Keough, Turner
and Farden; Messrs. Whalen, Wood Hal
ley, Jennings. Turner. Helm, Dudley and
Rothwell. Refreshments We're served.
The hospi. able home of Mr.. and Mrs. Gar
land Skinker was the scene Of the fourth
progressive euchre of the Misfit Club of
Northeast Washington, Tuesday evening.
Much interest was manifested during the
games, which were close and exciting. and
which resulted in Miss A. Spinks and Mr..
Frank Powers carrying off the honors for
the ladies and gentlemen. respectively. The
prizes awarded were unique and appro-
pirate. A bountiful repast was served by
the hostess. and the meeting, one Of the
most ENJOYABLE since the organization OF
the Mssfft Club adjourned to meet on the
4th proximo at the home of Mrs. A. Hard
ing. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs Rob
erts Mrs Harding, Mrs. Dunston. Misses
Rucker. N. Spinks and Reed, and Messrs.
Adams and L. Harding
Mrs. Allen Monroe Shepard and Miss
Shepard will be at home, 2116 18th street,
for the last time this season this afternoon.
DR.. and Mrs. Geo. Boynton celebrated
their twelfth anniversary by giving a
euchre party last evening at their home, 913
1st street northwest They were assisted in
receiving the guests by Mr.. and Mrs.
Warnke. Among those present were the
following: DR.. and Mrs. Geo. Boynton. Mr..
and Mrs Thomas Bynum. Mr. and Mrs.
Coffin, DR.. Constantine Mr.. and Mrs. David
Hardester, Mr.. James johnson, Mrs. Joseph
Johnson, DR.. and Mrs. c. Kraus, Mr. and
Mrs Mrs.. Guy ~, E. Padge5t: Mr. and Mrs. A; R.
Warnke. Mrs. Laura Warnke and the
Misses Hulvershorns Of Evansville. Ind.
The gentleman's prizes were won by DR..
Kraus and Mr.. Bynum. The ladies' prizes
were won by Mrs. Bynum and Mrs. Waite.
Light refreshments were served.
Miss Gertrude Bayne has gone to Phila-
delphia for a weeks visit to attend the
assembly.
Mrs. John w. Rayne and her daughter.
Mrs. Theall, will be at home tomorrow FOR
the last time this season.
Mrs. Wilbur F. Dales and Mrs William
Ayre Swan of 1912 18th street will be at
home tomorrow from to for the last
time this season
Gen. and Mrs. John Watts Kearney en-
tertained a large company at dinner last
night.
Mrs. John B. Wight, formerly of Wash
ington, now of Easton, Pa. will be with
Mrs Dalzell tomorrow, and will be glad to
see her friends
Mrs. and Miss Draper will be at home
Saturday, February 81 but not on the 18th.
given Friday evening last at the residence
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hettenkemer the occasion
being the 18th birthday anniversary of
their son Louis. Games and amusements
freshments were. served. Many presents
were received. Those present were: Ella
Lewis, Roberta Neuratt, Addie Jonscher,
Ethel Thrift, Laura Falvey. Katie Bote'er,
Carrie Gooch, Matilda Els. Myrtle and
Holly Hettenkemer, Masters Orlando. VIII
lie and Henry Bowie. Charlie and Harry
Boteler,, Freddie Lewis, Charles Hayden,
MI 4nhn and M Mrs Henry rs Otto Mr. and Mrs.
Els. Misses NJ Neurath. Mary Oliphant,
Mary Eberlng, Mr.. Henry s. Boteler, o.
born and Ernest Prangley.
A surprise party was rendered Miss Nellie
Prender Wednesday evening, February 49,
at her residence on Capitol Hill. After a
delightful evening spent in dancing. music
and Rotations, the company adjourned for
refreshments. Present were the Misses
Jennie Cation, Matte Ruark, Annie Cation,
Mira Higdon. Lula Smith, Edith Prender
Sa1dee H1gdon, Sadie Prender and Mrs.
Buell. and Messrs. Bernard Stein, William
w imam, chester Scala, Bernard Carol, |
Harry ozark John May, Harry Buell. and |
Allen Prender.
Mrs. Walter A. Johnston and Mrs. To-
seph w. White will be at home to their |
friends informally today from to at The
villa, kensington, Md.
Mrs Charles D. Sigsbee has gone to New
York for an extended stay, and consequent |
ly Will not be able to resume her social DIN.
ties for some time.
Mrs and Miss O'Connell of 2116 O street |
Will be at home tomorrow.
Notwithstanding the severe weather a
large attendance Of members and their
friends was present last night at tile |
monthly sociable Of the Ladies' Auxiliary
OF the CALIFORNIAN Club. A program of I'M
usual excellence was presented, followed by
refreshments. The following took part in
the program: Mrs Woodhead, Mr.. George
Meills Miss Susie Jost. Miss Grace Thor |
nett, Mrs. Lambert F. Bergman, Miss Quig-
ley, Mrs g. Jenkins. Mr.. James Painter |
Mr.. William Gardner, Mr.. Richard Back
Ing, Mr. Walter Dunn Mr.. G. F. Jenkins
and Miss Taylor.