Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-17

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Gertrude McGrath. May Hall. Bertha Col
| Inns and Deborah Ewin. and Messrs. George
Bauman. James Turner, Walter Hardister,
Alton Carroll Charles Sniffin, Alfred Rod
rick, Milton Beasley. Adam Leaman Mil
| lard Sniffin, George Boehmer and Carl
Boehmer.
Mrs. Odell s. Smith and Mrs Hurley will
receive for the last time this season We'd
nesday, February Is, from to 6.
Saturday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs Edward
Caufman gave their first at home at the
Grafton. The hotel parlors presented an
unusually pretty sight, with the tea table.
whose color scheme was pink. and with
pink-shaded lamps throwing soft glow
| over potted rhododendrons and azaleas
| standing in profusion about the rooms Tall
vases pinkf-striped tulips were placed at
the four corners Of the prettily arranged
table, and on mantels and piano. Mrs.
Caufman wore cream wolfe gown. richly
| trimmed in applique. Her assistants were
the Misses Elizabeth, Frances and Lucy
Boyce, the Misses Colt Of this city and Miss
Patience Van Devanter of Virginia.
Owing to the inclement weather Of last
| Wednesday Mrs. Andrew B. Graham will
be at home again tomorrow afternoon.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. l.. Fa-
vorite Carroll avenue, Takoma Park. was
the scene Of a delightful gathering Friday
evening last. Games and other amusing
| contests were INDUCED in by the guests. A
| feature Of the evening was the gramaphone
selections by Mr.. Harry c. Fisk, which were
followed by the serving Of refreshments.
Those who were present on the occasion
were: Miss Lizzette Hopkins Miss Zula
Hopkins, Miss May Frost, Miss Evalyn
/ Lewis, Miss Josie Gosorn, Miss Rachel Glib
0on, Miss Grace Favorite, Miss Viola Wet
more, Miss c. Louise Thomas, Miss Ella
Ford OF Baltimore, Mr.. and Mrs. G. L.
Favorite, Mr.. Arthur Dexter Mr. Don Co
sorn; MT: Harry G Fisk, Mr.: Earl Graves,
Mr. Edwin King, Mr.. Benjamin s. Favorite
Mr. Howard Fisk Mr.. Frank Favorite and
Mr. Daniel Mattingly.
Mr.. and Mrs George Silver of New York.
whose marriage occurred recently are at
the New Willard for a few days. where
! they will be pleased to see their friends
Mr.. Silver formerly resided in this city.
Mrs. J. Riffard Mickle and Miss Addie
Ruth Mckle will be at home tomorrow for
| the last time this season.
Mr.. and Mrs William A. Paul Of Capitol
Hill gave a theater party Saturday night
In honor of Prof. and Mrs. A. E. Keith of
Chicago, Ill. After the performance sup
per was served at the Raleigh. Mrs Paul
accompanied Prof. and Mrs Keith to Balti-
more to Join party of friends at supper
to be given tonight by Captain and Mrs.
Dyer OF that city at the Hotel Stafford.
Mrs. Paul will remain over to a box party
Wednesday night, after which she will re-
turn to Washington.
Mr.. and Hrs. Mackenzie. assisted by Miss
J. Berger, entertained the evening Of Feb
ruary IA at their home, $50 G street north
east, the young friends Of their daughter
BESSIE at a progressive game. 1t was great
~ enjoyed by the young folks, especially
the bachelor table. Twelve games were
played, the winners being Miss G.. Marvin
and Master W. Wagner The rest Of the
players were the Misses A. Smith, E. Gid
d1ngs. NJ. Parsons, NJ. Rice, l. Maclean, M.
oil
zie. Master 2. Tucker. F. Marvin, H. Key
worth, M. Tucker D. Maclean, E. Haden
W. France, M. Daily, w. Mackenzie After
the game the young folks adjourned to the
dining room, where refreshments were
served. A pleasant evening was brought to
close by the rendering of comic song by
Mr.. D. NJ Maclean.
Valentine evening, at her residence on 10Th
street, Miss Edna Stahl assisted by the
Misses Richmond and Wheatley, gave a
valentine party. The decorations and favors
were In pink, and games appropriate to the
occasion were played, prizes being captured
by Miss Carroll and Mr.. McNulty. The
guests were the Misses Fred Cleveland Of
South Carolina. Marie Erskine, Alice
Barnes, Mary and Sadie Carroll, Louise
Grady, Isabelle Myrth, Irene Dietrich, Ida
Nalley. Margaret Thomson and Miss Es-
telle Dietrich of Baltimore and the Messrs
Perry Arnold, Karl Block, Albert Dietrich,
William McNulty. Charles Pryor, Mason
James and DR.. Brown, and Masters George
Greasy and Hugo Stahl.
Mrs. Willis Fowler, ia r street. Eck,ne-
ton, will be at home tomorrow for the last
time this season.
Mrs. William Lewis Carpenter will be at
home tomorrow at the Farragut from to 6
and to 10.
lister, will be at home for the last time to-
day.
Miss Lillian Mitchell delightfully."- enter
valentine party Saturday evening at her
home, go Maryland avenue northeast. The
evening was spent In singing and playing
games: One Of the features of the evening
was the heart hunt. in which prizes were
awarded to Miss Lulu Nichol and Mr. Carl
Cole. The young hostess then invited her
friends to the dining room, where dainty
refreshments were served. Among those
present were the Misses Lillian Mitchell
Grace Peters. Lulu Nichol, Florence john
son. Lucy Hugle, Florence Hughes and the
Messrs Wallace and Harvey Nichol, Will
lam Ruff, Clarence Johnson Carl Cole Miss
Matte Mitchell and Mrs Mitchell. Toward
the close Of the evening a box of valentines
were distributed and caused much fun for
the guests.
Mrs. Harry s. Jones of 1911 NJ street en-
tertained at luncheon today the Misses
Chase, Carver, Cratz, Detwier of Toledo
OnlO ana MISS Dodge or Iowa, all OF whom
are attending National Park Seminary,
Forest Glen, Md.
DR.. A H. Taylor, who has just recovered
from severe attack Of typhoid fever, is at
Atlantic City for a couple of weeks. He is
accompanied by Mrs. Taylor
Miss Eleanor E. Lamson, assisted by her
sister, Miss Sue c. Lamson, was the hostess
at a pleasant gathering Of friends at the
home OF her parents. $50 Sth street north
east, Saturday evening last, in honor of
st. Valentines day. After the conclusion
Of several enjoyable games. in which hearts
appropriate to the occasion played an i'm
portant part, refreshments were served.
The guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Y.
Ferner Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph NJ Sears. Mr..
and Mrs Charles w. Frederick Miss Flor
ence Morrill,. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 8. LAM
son. Miss Carrie Lamson. Miss Bessie Lam
son and Messrs. Herbert r. Morgan, Wal
ter w. Dinwiddie, Rev. Charles Menny,
Harry Burlingame and Master Frank LAM
son.
The Washington assembly will be given
next Monday evening at the Arlington.
The governors are Messrs John Hay pres
ident; Edward McCauley. vice president;
Walter r. Berry. Charles Bispham, Will
lam T. ROardman COnstanfin Rorep Will