Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-24
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
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southwest Games were INDUCED IN. after
which refreshmants were served. After an
amusing conte9 at the donkey game
prizes were awarded as follows: Elmo
Mitchell. first prize. and Lotion Robertson,
BOBBY prize. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. " T. Bailey. Mr.. and Mrs
Stephen Farmer, MISE. ID. Davis Mrs. A.
E. Waller. the Misses Camilla Haig. NJ.
Simpson, v. bailey and S. barley, and
Messrs. F. Bowling, c. Bailey. c. Burhans,
L. Robertson. E. Mitchell w. Miller, ]. Ell
gin and Master w. Davis.
At the marriage at the Temple wednes-
day next at $50. Rev. DR.. L. Stern ofiiciat-
ing. of Mr.. Sydney c. Kaufman and Miss
Mr.. Joe Kaufman and the maid Of honor
Miss Jeanette Harris. The bride will be
given away by her uncle. Mr.. M. Newmyer.
and the ushers win be Messrs. Abe Sig.
mund, Harold Kaufman, Phil Rosenthal of
Baltimore. Nd: Alvin L. Newmyer, Goldie
Sigmund. Gus Nordlinger, Archie Engel.
Monroe Luchs and Arthur G. Newmyer.
Mrs Thomas II. Anderson and Miss Perie
Anderson will be at home Monday.
The southern charity ball that will be
held Monday evening, February 2, at the
Arlington is the tenth in succession for this
worthy cause. Mrs. Charles B. Howry Is
the president Of the society and has 1850
ciated with her a number OF other WELL
known women, who will receive at the ball
or act as patronesses.
Mrs. Dalzell gave luncheon in honor
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George F. HUH. In
Vited to meet her were Miss Perie Ander-
son. Miss Gwendoline Ffoulke, Miss Anna
Cockrell. Miss Eliza Bates. Miss Pansy
Mold Eror
Sands. Miss Elizabeth Young. Miss Enrol
Brown. Miss Margery Cotton. Miss Elsie
Seymour. Miss Gould Of California, Miss
Anna McCauley, Miss Irene Moore, Miss
Bennett. Miss Miller and Miss Mccoy OF
Pittsburg.
Col. and Mrs. Robert l. Fleming enter
tanned at an elegant dinner last night in
honor OF the bishop of Washington and
Mrs. Satterlee. The table was most artistic
IN scheme OF white and green, with bride
roses and white hyacinths. The other
guests were Justice and Mrs Brewer, SEN
ator and Mrs Burrows. Judge and MRS
Anderson and Rev. DR.. and Mrs. HamIin.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Zerbe Bayliss, whose
marriage took place at ST. Johns Church
last Wednesday. viii reside in PhiiadeIphia.
me Rev. Dr.. Roland Cotton Smith, who
married the couple. was rector of st. Johns
S Sharcn. ., Northampton. Mass. where the
nIioe. MISS Agnes Eulalie Martin, formerly
attended church during the time She was
student at Smith College for four years,
where she graduated with honors in June.
1898. ~'0'
Postmaster J. w. Gibson and wife NJ
winthrop Heights had as their guests last
wednesday their niece, Mrs A, s. Clarke
o OF ISo sSth street northwest, and their
Is spending the winter with her aunt Mrs
r: Cullfnan. Mr.. Gibson's mother. Of 5O7
9th street northwest.
pleasant time was snent Tbursd.v
evening at the residence Of Miss Troxell.
NO. IA + street northwest where a marty
OF young people gathered. Vocal and in
slrumental music dancing, games and vari-
Gus amusements were enjoyed and refresh
ments were served. Among the happy par
tlcipants were Miss Cora TroxeI, Miss Alice
Iroxell, Miss Carrie Garfield. Miss Ella
Srewer. Mrs. Jacobs. Miss Marguerite
% De wal, Mr.: and Mrs: Hoover. Mr.. Tierney,
ME-: Iroxeil, Mr.. Holloway and Mr. Clark
Ihe Young Peoples Union of the PEOPLES
church held Its last meeting with Misses
wilson and Speer at; 621 X street north
west. After the business meeting a guess
t ths sane sane Nuts to Crack. was played.
the prize being won by Mr.. Edward C.
Bebb. After refreshments were served
the CLUB adjourned to meet with Miss Ger
trude B. Metcalf. at 1413 9Th street north
west. Those present were Mrs Carrie E.
Goebel. Eta Wilson, Marie L. siemers,
Stella M. Wilson, Gertrude e. Metcalf.
Mira F. Speer. Mary E. Groth. Cecilia
speer, Roberta e: Wilson. Leigh Thomp-
SON. Rev. Alexander Kent, Messrs. W. q.
Steward. Arthur Abbott, George A. War
rem. A. Upperman. e. c. Bebb. George r.
Davis. Horace Mann, Alfred Wild. AIex-
ander Morrison, e. 8. Shawen, W. Cock
refl and ]. H Wiley.
The White Lily Pleasure Club en1oyed q
very pleasant evening Wednesday last at
the home Of Miss Fannie Ryan. 1904 18th
street. where the regular weekly meeting
was held. President William Tip presided.
After the business meeting was over the
guests enjoyed themselves in various
amusements: Songs were contributed by
the Messrs. Frederick Muller Carnie Guam
trille and Harry Rupertus. At a late hour
the guests retired to the dining room, where
refreshments were served. Among those
present were: The Misses Emma Nordhoff,
Mabel Spates, Rosa Brown Florence Braine
Bertha Nordhofr Bessie Rouzee, Minnie
Muller Flora Faber. Messrs. William Tip,
Frederick Muller. Carnie Quantrille, Charles
Rouzee. Charles Spates, Charles Pindell,
George Rouzee. w. r. Brown, Harry Ivens,
R. G. Prospery. W. r. Petit. Arthur Bryan,
Harry Rupertus. Fred Ryan and Claude
Hutchinson.
The following named congressional ladies
at the Riggs House will receive Tuesday,
January q, from to 6: Mrs. Bankhead,
assisted by Mrs. Robert Owen; Mrs Bart
lett, Mrs. Brantley, MIS-. DOvener, MRS.
Fox and Miss Newcomb of Georgia, Mrs.
Haskins, Mrs. Hughes, assisted by Mrs.
Watts and Mrs. Felix of West Virginia;
Mrs. Lacey, Mrs. Mutchler. assisted by
Miss Bercaw Of Pennsylvania; the Misses
Richardson. Mrs. Thomas and Miss Thomas,
Mrs. c. r. Thomas.
Mrs. Findlay Harris, 1710 10th street. will
be at home to her friends Fridays, January
80 and February and Ii.
Rev NJ Ross Fishburn. pastor Of the
Mount Pleasant Congregational Church,
last Sunday christened Martha Kemp Lud-
ington Saers the four months-old great
granddaughter of Mrs. S. B. Ludington-
Bramley, widow of Miles Bramiey. and
who is now over eighty years old. the
family of the late Harry Ludington of New
York being represented in the person of
Mrs. Biggs, who was present, with her
husband Friends of the little lady called
later in the day at the home OF the parents,
Mr.. and Mrs c. o. Saers Howard avenue,
with congratulations, and drank of pure
cold water to the health OF the aged grand
parent. Mr. and Mrs. Biggs, who have
been travelling since September. left Wash
ington the next morning for their home,
Canyon City, Colo.
The Attorney General and Mrs. Knox
will entertain at dinner tonight for the