Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-23

nOur. Among those present were MI anu
Mrs. Corridor, Mr.. and Mrs. Elam, MI ana
Mrs. Littleton Mr.. and Mrs. Collier ana MI.
and Mrs. Holmes.
Mrs. ]. Finney Engle will be at home at
IO3 North Carolina avenue southeast Mon
days February 1 and 49, from to 6.
Mrs. Janney and the Misses Janney will
be at home Fridays. January 30 and Feb
ruary D.
Chaplain and Mrs Couden will be pleased
to receive their friends with Mrs. w. l..
Campbell and daughter at their home, lso2
NJ street northwest, Mondays from ) to $50.
Mrs George w. Smith, wife of Represent
alive Smith of Illinois, on account of i'll
ness has been unable to see her friends
Tuesdays or to return calls. Miss McCln-
| took, her niece, continues seriously ILL.,
Monday last large gathering of friends
met at the residence of Miss Mabel Daly IN
honor of her sixteenth birthday After mu-
steal selections, games and dancing the
guests were invited to the dining room.
where an laborate table was spread. The
center decoration was large birthday cake
ornamented with sixteen pink hghted
candles Among those present were the
Misses Lottie Anderson Mabel Boardman.
Elsie Collier. Laura Cheshire, Myra Ches-
hire. Marie Darr, Marie Father. Ada Gil
land Alma Harris. Leila McGrath, Jay
Marston, Carrie Shattuck, Demarest Slmp-
son. Ida Sandoe, Mile Smith, Edna Thour,
and Messrs. w. Bacon. w Crane. w. Darr,
H. Harvey, F. Lynch. w. McMorris M. Pat
terson, c. Tallman, l.. Beunler, Mcoomas'
P Carroll, c. Hettinger, c. Meyer, A. Tate,
F. Paladini ii. Daily, w. DAILY, e. DAILY.
Mrs Myron NJ. Parker, owing to contin-
ued absence from the city, Will not De at
home to friends until February l6 and %
Mrs. Thomas II. Anderson and Miss
Perie Anderson will be at home for the last
H. nd
assisting them several of this and last
years debutantes.
Mrs J. Hartley Soule and Miss Souie will
be at home Friday, January ~, ana the
following Friday, February D.
Rev DR.. w Taliaferro Thompson. pastor
of the lexington Presbyterian Chufch OF
this city had a family reunion last even
inc at his home. Ia S street northwest at
which announcement was made OF the en-
gagement of his only daughter. MISS NJ
Ellsey Thompson, to Mr. Breatheo brluseS:
a banker and prominent business man OF
Hancock, Md. The wedding VIII take place
in the spring.
Mrs. Edward F. Droop and the Misses
Droop will be at home informally Mondays
January % and February l.
Rev. and Mrs Donald c. Macleod will
be at home at the "Driscoll Hotel wed
neSday. January -, from = " U @ioNi> P'
Mrs David Moore of I25 Indiana avenue
will not be at home January %, but VIII
be home Mondays in February
Cant. and Mrs p C. Balm of 1877 kene-
saw avenue gave a large reception Tor
Young people on Thursday evening IN hoior
of their daughter, Mrs. w. l.. Cunningham,
who is visiting them. The parlors We're
beautifully decorated with palms and cut
flowers. and the dining room with holly ana
red tulips. An orchestra played throughout
the evening. Mrs. Cunningham is the wife
of w. l. Cunningham, deputy tax commas
sioner of New York city.
Friday evening January 15 Mr.. and Mrs.
TT 70 Mockbee of I'LL P street northwest
entertained the friends of their daughter
May. it being the thirteenth anniversary Of
her birthday. Music and games were
enjoyed by all until late hour. when the
merry company repaired to the dining room
to partake of light refreshments. Among
those present were the Misses Irene Chedal,
Jessie Boss. Viola Graham. Beatrice Cham
berlaine Ethel Adams, Mabel Stuart,
Dorothy Davis, Beatrice Ward, Edna Tay-
lor. Alice and Louise Hoover. Lillian Yer
brycke and Hazel, Merle and Erma Walker,
Masters Frank Davis. Percy Noel, Willie
Schmid. Reuel Phelps. Fred Magruder.
Breuner Whittlesey and Charlie Skipper.
Mrs H. G. Jacobs with her daughter,
Mrs. Frank Campbell Nickels of Minneapo-
lis will be at home Wednesday, the 9th
instant, afternoon and evening at 2158
California avenue.
Company A. Minute Men, will tender a
reception and dance to Col. NJ. A. Winter,
staff and field officers. at the Masonic Tenn
pie on Wednesday evening, January q.
Mr. G. Durand Chapman of Newark, N.
j., Is spending the winter months, with his
wife and son, at the residence of his sister,
Mrs. ]. r. johnson, 1904 Belmont avenue.
Mrs. Buckingham. Mrs. c. A. Thomas and