Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-16


General and Mrs. Corbin, Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Ludlow. Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold
Hague, Mr.. and Mrs. Henley Smith. Gen.
srai Young. Representative and Mrs. NJ E.
Oimsted. Mrs. Julian James. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bayard Henry of Philadelphia, Miss Barnes
Of New York, Colonel Anderson and Judge
Magown.
Wilson entertained in honor of the Presi-
dent and Mrs. Roosevelt Saturday, although
the latter was not present owing to the
necessity of her taking few DAYS rest
from social obligations The others present
We're the Secretary of State and Mrs. Hay,
the Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs
Shaw. Postmaster General and Mrs. Payne.
the Attorney General and Mrs Knox the
Secretary Of the Navy. Miss Hitchcock,
MI and Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh, Miss
Grace Mckinley and Mr.. Jasper Wilson.
Miss Quay was In Pittsburg Friday night
to attend the reception and dance given by
her brother, Mr.. Richard r. Quay. and
wife, at the Allegheny Club. Mr.. and Mrs.
Quay and their family are to leave We'd
nesday for their winter home at San Lucie
Fla, to remain until spring.
Senator and Mrs. Hanna will go down to
Thomasv1lle. Ca. after Congress adjourns
Others who contemplate spring trips are
Mr.. and Mrs. Huff who will go to the Ber-
mudas: Representative and Mrs. Dalzeil,
who Will go to Mexico, and Senator and
Mrs. Quay. who will go down to their
The class Of IS. the pioneer Of the High
School of the District of Columbia, held it's
twenty-hfth banquet at Freund's Saturday.
The officers present were: President, John
B. Espey; first vice president, A. T. Maui
pln 1r., second vice president; A. T. Hen
sey, secretary and treasurer; Prof H. L.
Hodgkins. The following members were
also al present: M c: B. Rheem. Captain W.
~. A
J. H. Jones' Mr.. c. w. Clum, Charles r.
Luce, Mr.. A. E. Middleton, Mr.. Frank T.
Chapman. Mr.. John F. Conner and Mr..
VIM. ]. Palmer
Palmer, Mr.. Provost and Captain Reynolds
After pleasant evening Aud Lang Syne''
was sung before the meeting adjourned.
Mrs John F. Rixey. 1872 New Hampshire
avenue, will not be at home tomorrow,
but will be at home the next Tuesday
The ladies of the Columbian University
gave st. Valentine" dance and recep-
ton in University Hall SATURDAY. night in
honor of the junior class Of the Corcoran
Scientific School and a few invited friends.
orange and blue, the university colors pre-
dominated everywhere Eighteen numbers
were played by the orchestra and about
twenty-five couples danced. Unique favors,
some OF which were very funny were dis
tributed. Dainty refreshments were served.
among those present were Mr.. and Mrs c.
w., W.: Klp up Mrs; Pistorio. Mrs. Hodg-
university; Prof. N. Munroe Hopkins, DR..
Il hermann Schoenfeld, Misses Irene Pistorio.
Adah Burt, Bessie Ridgely, Halle Her
riott. Maude Meigs, Wheeler, Blanche
Meigs; Allen, Dawes. Ford, Donaldson, Wal
ZACH, Koetz, Monroe, Wikerson, Roeth Ed
wards and Appleby, Messrs. H. B. Barn
dollar, Murray, Ricketts,, w. A. BOYD. Self
ger, Henry Maynard, Brearly, Clare Fair
bank. Reudy, Henry Hughes, Parsons,
Haynes, Faustman. w. c. Thorn, Repetti.
Rabb. Thompson, Petty. Burrell. H. Pear.
son, Drysdale, English, Kennedy and Elder.
A very unique valentine party was given
Dy MRS Louis r. Smith at their home near
Tacoma Park, d. G. The parlors and din
Ing room were prettily decorated with thou
sands Of paper hearts. Many ENJOYABLE
games suggestive Of the day were particle
pated IN. A heart hunt for which 1000
tiny hearts had been hidden, started the
evenings entertainment and caused much
merriment after which progressive hearts,
arranged with different game at each Ia
BILE, was played. Later a "wheel Of for
tune was turned. each guest receiving a
Well-knoWn quotation relative to his future
fate. First prizes were awarded to Mrs
Marshall Mrs. Wisner and DR.. Wisner. and
BOBBY prizes to Miss Burrell, Mrs. Shelton
and Mr. Burrell. At late hour a dainty
collation. was served Those present were
Dr. and Mrs. P. N. Wisner, Judge w D.
Harlan, Mrs r. E: Shelton, Mrs Mae E.
MARSHALL, Miss Marie Fernandez, Miss
Edith Burrell. Mrs. George D. Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. w. w. Jolliffe, Mr. Ernest Bur
rell, Mr. Alfred N. Smith and Mr.. l. NJ
FlOcker
Mrs. Fred bennett, 1908 street. has
cards out for musical tea, Friday, Febru-
bennett will be assisted by Mrs. Marshall,
wife Of Representative Marshall of North
Dakota, and Mrs. Bell, wife of Represent
alive Bell of Colorado.
A masquerade party was given by the
Kendall Green Merrimakers last Saturday
at the home of Miss Alice v. Campbell. The
members and their numerous friends pres
ent had merry evening. The ladies' prize
was awarded to Miss Sadie Dahl, who took
the part Of BLACK nanny" and the gem
tlemens prize to Mr.. George A. Finch, who
awarding of prizes by Mr. R. A. Morris the
were entertained with a
pleasing program, which consisted Of vart-
Gus games appropriate for st. Valentines
and w. Henry France. Among those pres
ent were the Misses Fannie H. and j. Mae
Wright. Alice V. and Grace Campbell, Jen-
ME V. Jordan. Ethel symonds. Louise Swift.
Finch, Sadie Dahl and Edith Reed, and
Messrs. r. A. Morris, w. Henry France,
w. w. Clarridge, John F. Reid, George A.
Finch, William Dahl, Clair Virgins, Hugh
A. Toomey and Henry True.
A pink and white valentine party was
given by Mrs. M. L. Chamblin at 1872 G
street northwest Saturday evening, to
her young daughter Miss Garnet Chamblin,
who being a little valentine herself, cele-
brated her fourteenth birthday. She was
ably assisted in having a good time by
about fifty young friends. The evening
was spent in games Of all sorts, for which
the prizes were numerous and handsome.
Dancing was also INDUCED in, but what
was the most enjoyable was the singing of
the songs of the day by the fifty clear,
young voices led by Mr.. Adolph Farrah,
who presided at the piano. Mr. Glen Morse
also gave a number of fine selections on
this instrument, and with his elder brother,
Mr.. Bryan Morse, divided the honors as
masters Of ceremonies. Among the young
ladies the successful contestants were
Misses Claire Collins and Zina Sykes. in
and placing the heart. Miss
Margaret Mcneil receiving the consolation
prize. The successful gentlemen were Mr..
VIII Dunn, Mark Finley and Marshall Duff.
Mrs. VIM Andrew Boyd and Miss Purman
gave recitations. At o'clock the march
was formed to the supper room. Sus
pended above the supper table was a large
doll poised as ST. Valentine, the spirit Of
the scene, after having left at each plate
g. pretty valentine. Among the guests
were the Misses Jean Crawford, Natilee
Blake, Gladys Moore, Margaret Mcneil,