Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-20
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Continued from Fifth Page.)

Lawrence Fitzgerald.
In honor of Mrs. Virginia Gardner of
Tennessee Mrs. Silverthern gave a studio
musical tea last Tuesday. from to g. Dur
ing these hours music was given in costume
by Mrs. Margaret Wood, a gypsy song; MRS.
Lfresly, a French song; Miss Little of Chris
tian College. rose song; Miss Martha
Metzler, and several selections by Mrs. Rose
NJ. Diekey the violin, Miss Siiyerthorn
at the piano. Al the tea table were MISS
Lee. Misses Burchard, Tyler and Wood
ward.
Mr. Fl. A. Taylor assistant secretary OF
The treasury, and Mrs. Taylor leave for the
south tomorrow morning. and will spend
some time visiting Florida resorts and
Cuba.
A pleasant evening was spent at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Knott, 923 M
street southeast, Monday evening, Febru-
airy -. in honor of their daughter Elias
instrumental music and recitatiOns were
enjoyed until late hour. when the guests
adjourned to the dining room, where dainty
refreshments were served.
Among those present were: Misses Addie
Speiden, Maggie Beach, Bessie Lewis, Deb
orah Reagan. Mary Herbert. Ruth Herbert,
Minnie Manders. Sara Begin, Emma Hess,
Willie Rouzee Nellie Lean Ada Osborne
Rae Kaleski, Regia Lamar, Mammie Rons-
pies. Elsie Lang, Lillian Lemar. Annie Rou-
zee, Fannie Beall. Edna Ridgely Annie
Whalley and Bernice Knott. and Messrs.
James Hutchinson, Paul Repett Harold
Lynch, Arthur Manders Philip Hayden.
Ernest Crown, Frank Coleman, Eugene
Fusett, John Richards, George Knott, Mrs.
Ronspies and Mr.. Scott.
The marriage of Miss Helena J. Spring.
mann, daughter Of Mr.. J. Springmann. to
Mr.. Fred. L. Watkins. took place at st.
Peters parsonage at 10 O'Clock Tuesday
last The maid of honor was Miss Katie
Boswell, and the best man was Mr.. Walter
Watkins. The bride wore becoming tan
travelling suit, with hat to latch. After
the ceremony the couple left for North
Carolina for an extended trip. On their
return they will be at home at Gregory
Heights, Md.
The regular monthly assembly of the Con-
genials will be held Thursday evening
March 8, at the National Rifles Armory.
Mrs. Max Cohen and Mrs Siegfried Fauth
will be at home Sunday afternoon and
evening, instead of next Wednesday after
noon.
The Misses Oliver have recently taken an
apartment in the ST. Clair, 1717 I. street.
where they will be at home Monday aftec-
noon, February %.
Mrs. Oscar Woodward of New York. for
merly of Washington. is the guest of the
Misses Oliver, 1717 T street, and Will be at
ruary %.
Mrs. Mary f. Rush entertained Thurs
day evening at her home on street the
evening being pleasantly spent in music
games and other amusing features. The
parlors were prettily decora ted with car
nations and ferns, while in the supper room
red and green predomnated From the
center of the table to the ceiling were
strung long red ribbons. adding much to
the attractiveness of the room. Each of
the guests was presented with handsome
favors in honor of the occasion. The fea-
ture of the evening was progressive nil +"
In which first honors were carried off by
Mrs. Howard Fisk and Mr. Louis Speiss
the BOBBY prize was captured by Mr.. Sam
uel Seay After refreshments had been
served the guests INDUCED in dancing dur
ing the remainder of the evening Those
present Were: Miss Ouida Brown, Miss Mel
ne Saneh. Miss Ebert, Miss Edith Slater,
MISS Slater. Miss Margaret Mcmahon Miss
Kathleen Mcmahon, Mr.. and Mrs Gawler.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fisk, Mr.. John Nc
Mahon: Mr.. w M Mooney. Mr.. H. C. Per
que, Prof. Walter Schultz Mr.. Samuel
Seay. Mr.. Louis Speiss and Mrs. M. Is.
Rush.
Mrs; A NJ Renshaw of Philadelphia Pa,
Is Flsluhg her sister, Mrs. Robert Adams
OF ~ 5 street northwest.
Miss May B. McCabe of Capitol Hill en-
tertained at a luncheon in honor of Miss
Sailie Fisher. Mrs. H. II. Mckee of this
city and Miss Fisher rendered several
charming musical numbers.
Mrs. Charles Albert Matsop fornoar,v
Jeannette Taylor, is visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Albin Price of 2009 Kalorama avenue. where
she viii be pleased to see her friends
The Kolonial kard klub was entertained
last Wednesday evening at the residence of
Mrs George E. Moore 436 New York ave-
nue northwest. Fifteen games were nIaved
NJ u
Bontz winning first prizes. The consolation
prizes We're awarded to Mrs Burch and
Miss Bianch NJ Dart. Each player was
presented with colonial valentino ta1Iv
card of unique design a large red heart
with colonial head At the conclusion
or the game supper was served by the host
ess- Those present were Mrs. George e.
Moore. Mr.. George w. Moore, Mr. and Mrs
William Hines, Mr.. and Mrs Frank b.
Bontz Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Orr, Mr. Da-
vid Volland, Mrs. Burch. Miss Mayme
Burch, Mrs. Fisher and Miss Blanch NJ
Dart The club will be entertained next
Wednesday evening at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. William Hines.
A very entertaining musicale was given ar
the home of Mr.. and Mrs f. s. HutchIns
Thursday evening, at which selections were
rendered by the Misses Ida and Katie
Doyle, Miss Helen Smith, Miss Eva Mox-
ley and Mr.. j. b. Edmonston After the
rendition of the program the party was en-
tertained at supper by the hostess. Among
others present were Mrs. 3. Sellhausen
Miss Laura Filinger of Baltimore, Miss
Emma PlatZ Miss Jessie Sauerwein. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles 0. Brill and Mr. John A.
Waddey.
MIR. and Mrs. M Barton Mercer of s
street northwest entertained the Momus
Club on Wednesday evening with yalen-
tine party. The parlors were prettily dec
GRATED with red carna tions and smilax,
while the lights burned under red shades
Many clever and original games were pre-
sented. those especially enjoyed being arch
cry, progressive hearts, quoits and a leap
year proposal in silhouette. Mrs. Atkinson,
Mrs Hobson, Mr.. Laurie and Mr. Davis
proved themselves most adept and carried
off the prizes. After short game of hearts
dainty repast was served, the ices and
CONNECTIONS following the tally cards and
souvenirs in recognizing the little god.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Bar
tow Mercer, Mr.. and Mrs. Milo b. Atkinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter p. Plumley Mr.. and
Mrs. Peppermint. Mr.. and Mrs. Hobson,
Mrs. Beatty. Miss Palmer. Miss Hortense
Mckee. Miss Leora Goddard, Miss Nena
Palmer Mr.. ]. Craustonn Laurie, Mr. j.
Calvin Davis Mr.. Louis NJ. Thayre, Mr..
Charles Turner.
Mrs. Richard Crawford Campbell. daugh-
ter OF Senator Patterson. will receive with