Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-16

son had been prepared The regular papers
of the afternoon, on the Beginnings OF
Washington" and the Invasion OF the
Brown. Mrs Stevens, Mrs. Kumier and
Miss Swenarton. At the adjournment of
the meeting dainty refreshments were
served by Mrs Reeve, the M ssas Reeve and
Miss Newton. The members of the associa-
ton present were: Mrs. Bodfsh Mrs. Ella.
Mrs. Swernarton, Mrs. Cameron, Mrs. Ste
vens, Mrs Kumler. Mrs. Blrney. Mrs Hens
Mrs. Parker. Mrs. Myers, Mrs. White, Mrs.
Wilkins. Misses Hewitt. Eaton, Hall and
Swenarton The affair was one of the most
delightful the association has enjoyed this
season.
Gen. Oliver o. Howard, U. s. A.. retired.
is visiting this city. He is the guest of his
old friend and comrade. Gen. Lewellyn q.
Estes, at No. 1910 street northwest.
Mrs. G. wv Smith of 1870 North Capitol
street gave party Friday evening in honor
of her niece, Miss Reed of Ohio at which
After indulging in various games and music
the guests repaired to the dining room,
where bountiful repast was served. The
decorations were In red and green.
On Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. P. j.
Keleher celebrated the first anniversary of
their marriage, and rendered to MT. and
Mrs. Charles II. Miller, who had just re-
turned from their wedding trip, recep-
ton.
The amusing game of "Pit" was enjoyed
during the early part of the evening, seven
tables being in full operation. First prizes
were won by Mr.. ]. Spencer Bliss and Mrs.
j. Edward Stanton: second prizes by Mr..
Ebert Maloney and Mrs. Colbert of Phila-
delpha. Consolation prizes were won by
Mr.. w. Wilson Matthews and Miss Annie
Braschi.
Refreshments were served from tables
beautifully decorated in paper and cut flow
H. ole or
Dancing enjoyed until the wee sma'
hours, when the guests departed. after
wishing the host and hostess many happy
returns of the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jones Rhees and
daughter are at the Hotel Stratford for the
winter. They VIII be at home the last two
Fridays in January and Feb. uary.
Mrs. McAboy. 31O6 N street northwest,
will be at home Tuesday, January 10, for
the last time this season.
of Brunswick, Me-, are the guests of Mrs
Bradford, 1888 p street. Miss Newberry of
Boston. Mass, is also visiting Miss Rose
Mary Bradford.
Mrs. Allison NaiIor of 18th and Rhode |
Island avenue northwest will be pleased to
see her friends Thursday, 21st, 3 until
pm.
Mr. and Mrs. Aug. G. Hermann on Jan
uary 1C celebrated their crystal wedding at
their residence. 742 10th street southeast, |
which was handsomely decorated with |
palms and flowers After progressive eu-
chre supper was served. The presents We're |
numerous and costly, among them being |
a handsome parlor cabinet from the euchre |
club Among those present We're Mr.. and |
Mrs. j. +. Hermann. Mrs. Witthaft Mr.. |
and Mrs. Charles Hermann. Mr.. and Mrs. |
F. A. Hermann. Mr.. and Mrs. John !
Schlatterbeck. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Krey, |
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Persinger, Mr.. and |
pert, Mr.. and Mrs. Efw. j. Frank Mr.. and |
Mrs. Chas. Pitt, Mr.. and Mrs. Aug G. |
Hermann, Misses Myrtle King. Maggie |
Hermann and Messrs. Fred Miller Albert |
Schlatterbeck and others.
A dance will be given by the Saturday |,
Evening Assembly this evening at the Ma
tlonal Rifles armory. Dancing will begin |
at $3.50.
Miss Mamie Lean of TOP H street north |
east entertained a number of her young !
friends at a musicale Tuesday evening Vo-
cal and instrumental selections were rem |
dered by Mrs Barbara Gier, Miss Annie |
Johnson, Miss Emma Beuchert Miss Mae
Frazier and Miss Martha Mundell. The |
parlorS and dining hall were nrofucaIv
decorated with smilax and La France roses
Those present were Professor and Mrs
Samuel johnson. Mrs. M. j. Frye, Mrs +.
p; Cady. DR.. and Mrs William Gaver, Mrs |
Alfred Lean, Mrs. Barbara Gier Mr. and
Mrs. Marion Baden, Miss Emma Beucbert |
Miss Mae Frazier. Miss Annie Johnson. |
Miss Martha Mundell, Miss Anne Baden. |
Miss N. Lean. Mr.. H. Collins Mr. William |
Sauter Mr.. w. K Cady and Mr.. w. A. Cady. |
Mrs. A. C. Peale of 1443 Florida avenue |
will be at home Monday, January IS, and |
on all the Mondays in February except the |
22d.
Wednesday evening last Mr. Bernadotte |
Bonis Adams entertained at a stag supper |
in honor of his twenty-first birthday.
Among those present were Drs Arthur q |
Compton, Edwin Evans, Henry v. John |
ston. Jr.. and Messrs. Walter A. Brooks and |
Euclid Leath.
Mrs. jeanette Stern and Miss Sadie Stern |
will be at home on the remaining THURSDAYS
In January, but will not receive THURSDAYS |
in February. |
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Solomon announce the |
engagement Of their daughter Tessfe to Mr.. |
Harry Wittgenstein of Baltimore, Md At |
home Sunday, February 7, 8 to 1870 pm
Miss Minnie Winter of New Haven. Conn.
is visiting Mrs. d. F. Eiseman Of 1922 7th |
street northwest. Will be at home Sunday |
evening.
The Merrymakers gave euchre at the |
residence of Miss Nellie Huntsberry, TBS |
Il.
The prize winners were as follows: First.
Miss Nellie Huntsberry and Mr.. H E. |
Huntsberry second. Miss Ida Long and |
Mr.. l.. p. Steuart; consolation, Miss Payne |
and Mr.. c. N. Phelps. After the games re-
freshments were served.
The marriage of Miss Rosa NJ. Bowen OF |
this city to Mr. ]. Franklin Phipps of Ana
costa took place Tuesday evening" Janu-
airy r. the ceremony being performed at |
the parsonage of Gorsuch M. E. Church by
Rev. Harold M. Rider. A reception was
held at the home of the bride. 633 L street |
Wednesday evening.
Gen. Jno. G. Black, COMMUNICATIVE chief |
Grand Army of the Republic. and son. Jno
D. Black. and Gen. o. o. Howard are at |
the Ebbitt House.
Mrs. Adeline Duval Mack is at the Colo
NAL Hotel for the season.