Evening star., 1904-03-01

| y eotiioiio" dltci HULL
| Miss Maggie Barrck was hostess at a
| delightful dancing party last evening given
! at her home. 1O13 L street northwest The
mouse was artisticaiy decorated with
| palms, carna tions, roses and flags A buff
| fet supper was served in the dining rooms
Among the guests were: Miss Burggy,
Miss Conner. Miss Helen Barrick, Miss
| Macklin Miss Belt, Miss Aarion Miss
"1tten. Miss Alice Barrick Miss Munle-
man. Miss Della Barrick Mrs Stanley,
Mrs Mooney Mr.. Fimple, Mr. Atkinson,
Mr.. Ellis Mr. Schumacher Mr. Jones' Mr.
Earrick. Mr.. Stanley, Mr.. Harbaugh, Mr.
Marshall, Mr.. Parfet, Mr.. MurphSee and
Mr.. Upton.
The Dewey Hotel was the scene of a leap
year ball last night that proved a most
enjoyable affair. Those present We're: Mrs
Henry E. Burnham, Miss Edith D. Burn
nam, Representative E. d. Crumpacker and
Mrs. Crumpacker Representative Henry
MoMorran, Mrs. Henry McMorran. Misses
MoMorran, Representative c. X. Burke
and Mrs Burke. Representative Joseph
HoWell, Representative Alvin Evans and
Miss Evans, Miss Blanche Penfield. Miss
Marian Speaks, Miss Kennedy Miss Grace
Bagger, Miss Oliver. Mss Daisy Wilson,
Rtepresentative w. W. Wilson and Mrs
and Mrs Townsend Mrs. E. NJ Pffer,
MRS. FRED b. Whitney, Mr.. C. c. Williams,
Mr., Mr. G. j. Dickema. Miss Vera Lucking,
MISS Ruff, MIR. Willard Campbell. Miss
Richardson, Miss Heath, Mrs. II. NJ. Rev
nolds, Mr. Lawrence o. Murray. Miss
Short John Barbour, Miss Sullivan. Mrs.
); J;,:5 D. Gardner. Miss Josephine Gardner, Mr..
viii Quinter, Mr.. John Kephart Miss
Blanche Rice, Mr. Reade P. Clarke Mr.
William r. Currie, Mr.. John H. Walther.
Ihlrd Assistant Postmaster General Mad
den, Lieut.. McOwen, Major White, Mr.. L.
V. Vernon and Mr. and Mrs E. c. Sims
The committees in charge were: Ar
ransements-Mr. James E, West, chair
nan; Representative George A. Loud and
ASSISTANT Secretary of Commerce and
ment and floor-Mfss Edith D. Burnham
Miss Florence NJ. Evans, Miss Josephine
5 Gardner. Miss Vera E. Lucking. Miss
Emma j. McMorran, Miss Clara F. Nc
Moran. Miss Blanche NJ Penffeld Mr..
Willard Campbell. Mr.. Reed p Clark Mr.
William r. Currie, Mr.. F. L. Edinborough
Mr Charles S. Evans. Mr.. John Fl. Wal,
ther and Mr.. Fred b. Whitney
Mrs. Faulkner. wife of former Senator
Faulkner. who has been spending the win
ter with her husband at the New Willard.
left today for her home Martinsburg w
va, after most enjoyable winter in Wash
ington
Mrs J. M. Boyer of Baltimore, Md, is
vls1t1ng her daughter, Mrs Forrest H
Riordan, of 1870 North Capitol street.
A surprise party was rendered Mr. David
Llnthicum at his home 923 4th street north
east, last Friday evening. Those nresent
were Misses Lila Suter, Eubseba Suffer-
Bertha and May Hansen, Annie Sis Grace
Saunders Pansy and Annie Collin Goldie
Davis and Messrs. George and Elma Juen-
eman, Frank Gotsman Dave and Alley
Weinstein, Herbert Veimeyer Leslie La
mont, Ed Cunningham. John Lanahan, Am
brose Sis, George Williams, Logan Strieby.
Mr. and Mrs. Cooper Mrs Williams and
Mr. and Mrs. Linthicum. After various
games were indulged in refreshments were
served.
Mrs. Henry j. Reilly will not receive
Saturdays again this season.
Miss Elizabeth Gish is spending a few
weeks with her aunt, Mrs j. F. Moser.
wife of Capt. Moser, U. s. N.
Mrs. LIE Roy Cough and her little son
have returned from Summerville. s C.. fo
their home, 2117 street
Gen. and Mrs Dodge, who are at the
Grafton. have been delayed in taking nos
session of their house. They hope TO take
possession the second week in March.
Mr.. Slvio Giovannetti was married to
Emlila Tavarese yesterday evening After
the ceremony they departed for n few
weeks sojourn in Baltimore, Philadelpbia
and New York.
Mrs. n Luchs will be at home Thursdays
Captain and Mrs. Warren c. Beach have
returned to their home 1871 H street, and
Will remain in town until June.
New York to Washington after a weeks
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Lounsberry of sd
street.