Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-17

/ y xeO80S was spread. VaoS0 present were
the Misses Edith Upper. Edna Dodge.
Ethel 6imonds. Isabel Rand. Estelle Dant.
| Naude, Bette. Emma, Ella and Sue Hess,
6allie Koontx. Rev. A. Ward. the Messrs.
Elmer Hutchinson. Willie Scott. Ralph
Comm. Walter Dodge, John Rockward. Ar
thur Sands, Fenton Crown and Mr.. and
Mrs. r. c. Hess.
Mrs. Burr Nothrop Edwards will be at
home Monday. February 2, 1908.
Miss Rena Ehrlich was given a surprise
masquerade party in honor of her tenth
| pnthday at her home. 81 Maryland avenue
northeast. Games were played until a late
hour: Master Martin Dempf and Master
Stanley Kahn gave several selections on
| the violin, Miss Rena Ehrlich gave a reci-
tation and Master Ernest Buyrns sang
comic songs. Refreshments were served.
| after which prizes were presented to Miss
Rena Ehrlich and Master Martin Dempf.
Among those present were the Misses Jes-
sic Hoyberger. Mira Morrison. Susie Beryl.
| Ethel Harris and Rena Ehrlich and Messrs
Martin Dempf, Ernest Buyrns. Stanley
Kahn. Willard Robbins and Willie Frye.
Mrs James G. Bowen and Mrs. Charles
w. Fairfax 1927 18th street. will be at
home Tuesday, January 90 Miss Dielman
of New Windsor. Md. is their guest.
Mrs. George NJ. Sternberg, 2144 California
avenue will be at home today from 3 TO g.
for the last time this season.
The members of Lynn Chapter. Epworth
| League, Of the K Street M. E. Church, en-
| tertained large number of friends at the
| residence of Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Steele.
| 1920 K street southeast. on Thursday even
| ing January Is. Refreshments were served
| by the ladies of the chapter Many musical
| selections were rendered during the evening
by Miss Dora Gardner Miss Ida L. Steele
| and Messrs. w. L. Lynn and s. A. Colman
A large gathering assembled Thursday
| at ha
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jost, sos street north
| east, as surprise and to celebrate the
| birthday anniversary Of Mrs. Jost. The
| exercises were under the direction Of Miss
| Ivalue Jost. which consisted Of the fol-
| lowing program: Plano duet. Prof. Isdell
| AMI Miss Susie Jost; vocal solo, Miss Grace
| G. Thornette; recitation, Mrs. Emma Berg
| man; vocal duet, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
and Frank Jost, in character; recitation.
Miss Susie Jost; graphophone selections,
| Prof j. ]. w. Juneman: vocal solo, Mr..
| Everett Griffith; pantomime, Miss Alice
Ashford. The hostess was the recipient Of
many valuable presents. Among those
present. additional to the above mentioned.
were Mr. and Mrs. William Bushby. Mr..
and Mrs. Thornette, Mr.. and Mrs. Grit
man. Maggie Mellis, Molie Williamson.
Isabelle Darkin, Alice Jost. Mrs. Isdel
| Mesdames Jerome Dorman. A. j. Austin,
John Carroll, George Hartford. William
| Messrs. Frank Bushby, Halvert Paulson,
| George Mellis, William Dalkin and Ralph
| Dalkin. The exercises closed with singing
1.-THE Star Spangled Banner and Amer
| ica." Refreshments were served.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Paul A. Draper will be at
home Mondays, January 10 and 20. at the
Lincoln. 18th and East Capitol streets.
| At the residence of Mrs. H. e. stauffer,
24O7 M street, Wednesday evening, January
| ID, Miss Addie Whitley Of Easton, Md,
| and Mr.. Arthur Dowell Of this city were
married in the presence of few friends.
Rev. Robert Whitley, a brother Of the
bride, performed the ceremony. The trav-
| cling suit was Of dark cloth and with hat
| to match. After dainty repast Mr.. and
| Mrs. Dowell left for southern trip, and
| upon their return will reside in this city.
Mrs. Harper. % B street northwest. Will
not receive until Monday, February 16.
Thursday evening Mrs. John r. Haskins
| of OIL 23d street entertained number Of
| friends to celebrate her birthday anniver-
| sary. The evening was pleasantly spent
| and at a late hour the guests repaired to
| the beautifully decorated dining room
where a repast was served.
| Mrs. Clinton Yelling Stier will be at home
| to her friends Mondays at 1477 Kenesaw
avenue.
Mrs. Teunis S. Hamlin will postpone her
| usual Monday reception next week until
| Wednesday, when she will have with her
| Miss Helen M. Gould The ladies who were
| to assist her are invited to assist on We'd
nesday The ladies Of the Church Of the
| Covenant will give reception to the Rev
| DR.. Henry Van Dyke Of Princeton Friday
| next at 8 o'clock in the chapel Of the
| Church of the Covenant DR.. Van Dyke
| was elected moderator Of the general as
| sembly Of the Presbyterian Church last
| May, at it's annual meeting in New York,
| and for him as such this reception Is given.
| Invitations will be sent to the ministers Of
| the presbytery and their wives, and all
| other Presbyterians in the city are cor
| daily invited without cards. DR.. Van
| Dyke will preach in the Church Of the
| Covenant at o'clock on Sunday, the 18th.
| While here he will be the guest Of Rev.
| and Mrs. Teunis 8. Hamlin.
| Mrs. Croft, ia Florida avenue, after a
| long and serious illness, will be pleased to
| see her friends.
| Mrs. Walter Preston Brownlow. Mrs. Ar
| thur Newton Hacker and Miss Brownlow,
| wife and daughters of Representative Wal
| ter Preston Brownlow of Tennessee, will
| be at home Monday. January Is, from 3 to
o'clock, at 1O1S B street northeast.
Mrs. Frank A. Mute will be at home In
| formally Fridays in February, $500 18th
! street.
| A number Of the members Of the Unique
| day evening in their club rooms 719- 9th
street northwest. The guests Of the even
| ing were Mrs. Bell. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Bell
| g. r. Turner, Grace Quontrel Arthur Tur-
ner, Lottie Caho, Alice Turner, Amanda
Houston, ]. eabold, Will Herman. F.. Cole
| man, L. King, Geo. Grouse, G. Meyers, G.
| Day and w. Hail.
Mrs. and the Misses Droop will not be at
home until Mondays. first and third, in
February.
The Misses Colhoun will receive informal
ly Thursdays in February, at the Mendoza.
Mrs. Frank Hildt Walker, Miss Martin
and Miss Hattie Belle Walker will be at
home Mondays, February and 16, at the
| Farragut, 18th and streets.
Thursday evening last Miss Louise Leh-
man entertained the Jolly Twelve Euchre
| Club at her home on Columbia Heights.
| Miss Mabel and Mr.. James D. Miller won
the first prizes while Miss Jennie Lehman
and Mr. Henry X. Miller were awarded
the BOBBY prizes After partaking of
bountiful repast the club adjourned until
| the next meeting, when Mrs. Emma F. Mil
Ter will entertain on the 18th instant.
| Among the other members present not here
tofore mentioned were: Misses Louise Gaeg-
Ter and Minnie Schimd and Messrs. Percy
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