Evening star., 1904-03-05

L dVeiiue IOF the W1Htef. ne party WIS
chaperoned by Mrs. Harrison. wife of Rep
resentative Francis b. Harrison of New
York. and included. in addition to the
Misses King, Miss Blanche Emory. Miss
Rose Douglas Wallach, Representative Har-
rison, Representative Robert Adams. jr.,
| Col Clarence Edwards. Mr. John F. VIII
| kins and Mr.. b. A. Wallingford, 1r The
Misses King will leave shortly for New
York to visit their sister, Mrs Edward Nc
| Wicker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul of e1s Virginia avenue
| southeast entertained number of friends
Monday evening in honor of their SON. 8
birthday. Instrumental solos were rem
dered by Mr. William Kyle and Mr.. Jasper.
| Dancing was indulged in until a late hour,
after which refreshments were served in the
| dining room. The house was artistically
decorated with American beauty roses car
nations and palms. Mr.. James Paul, jr.,
was the recipient of many handsome pres
ents. The hostess was assisted by her
daughter Anna and Mrs John Bolger Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. William Kyle,
MI and Mrs Mike Bolger, Mrs. John Boil
ger, MRS. Mcdonald, Mrs. French, Mrs. Geo.
Becker, Messrs. William Paul, Jesse Penn,
Harry Penn, Miller, William Langley and
| v. Jasper, and Misses Anna Paul, Marquee
| rite Bolger, Violet Paul. Elsie Paul. Hazel
Becker, and Masters Everett Bolger and
John Paul and little Annie Kyle.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. oettinger announce the
| engagement of their daughter Stella to Mr..
Alfred Ash of. Texas.
| The Cairo ball room was the scene of a
pretty leap year dance Monday, February
| %. The Misses Hinzen, Schultz, FRANKIE and
Alloway were the committee in charge Re-
freshments were served during the intermis-
sion. Among those present were the Misses
Becker, Brashears, Dittmar, Childs, Frey,
| FRANKIE Filler, Fowler Huck Hinzen Hun
| tress, Hammack, Johnston Kibbey Nc
| Clellan. Koschwitz, Quick Schultz Stiefel.
| oike. Harenberg, Thompson, Guerdrum and
Alloway.
Miss Vivian Cameron entertained the
| ka Hui Welakahou''- at. the Albemarle
"Wednesday last. Among those present were
the Misses Eva Compton, Edna Dyer Eliz-
abeth Hopper, Eleanor Payne Marguerite
PETERSEN Iva Robinson, Dorothy Ruff Ma
% re ana Letta sheehy. After games were
enjoyed refreshments were served The
nrst prize was won by Miss Ruff and the
/ second by Miss Hopper. The club will
next meet March 10 at the home of Miss
Compton, 1121 Roanoke street.
The engagement has been announced of
Miss Clara Cohen and Mr.. Isaac Fuld of
New YoGk city. The couple will be at home
! to their friends Sunday evening. March IL
from to 10 o'clock, COZ r street north
west
| Mr. and Mrs. William A Miller of 1926
! loth street have returned from month $
visit TO Cuba and Florida
1
n. T., is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
| Samuel Harper. avn "
| Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Stra asburper have
returned from their southern trip and are
stopping at the Cochran, 14th and K streets
Mr.. and Mrs Maurice D. Rosenbere.
| now at the Cairo where thew will 10 .t
home to their friends.
Mrs. Wilbur F. Crafts and Mrs sa,,a
YORK, and will sail Tuesday on the Grossar
kurfurst for Jerusalem to attend tha
world Sunday school convention. April la
MISS Nora Adams of Maryland and Mr.
| a Orgie of Knoxville, Tenn. were p-nasts
last evening of the Misses French of "A
Carroli street, Twining City. d. G
81 mrs, A. L. Barber has gone to New York
TO spend few days. o'A
On account of illness. Mrs. r Raw
olds OF LII Q street northwest will NOT re.
ceiVe the first two Mondays in March.
KEY. s. Wesley Lake, wife and daughter
OF ocean City, n. j.. have returned from
nas, am j.. beach, Fla, where they spent the
here to the New Jersey conferense tMs
oaughter. Luella, will remain here some
time visiting Mrs. P. H. Christman.
". "a.
n1ed oy Mrs. Archibald Montgomery. jr.. of
New york city, are at the Shoreham. en-
route to Virginia Hot Springs
Mrs. N. A. Robbins of Is Iowa circle. who
has been seriously i'll with pneumonia. is
recovering, but will be unable to return
calls this season
One of the most ENJOYABLE affairs +h.s
season was on the 10Th of February given
py MISS Grace Cook in honor of Miss Leo
nora Y. seybolts birthday. Euchre was
| dancing followed. Miss Maude Fair Miss
Edna Thornton, Mr.. Chas. Denhart and
Mr.. Claude B. Cooksey won the prizes A
pufret supper was served. Those present
We're: Misses Maude and Susan Fair Misses
Lucille and Florence Ergood, Miss Minna
Whipple, Miss Lucie E. Mortimer Miss
May Miller Miss Minna Meyers and Miss
Edna Thornton and Messrs. George Bryne,
Thomas W. Power.IJ. Turner Moore, Lewis
Thornton. Charles Denhart, Claude b.
Cooksey, Clerace Lynn, William Waters,
William Mcnamara and DR.. August Kle-
berg and Mr.. Russell Merriam of Richmond,
Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse w. Nicholson enter
tanned Mr.. Ollie NJ. James and wife and
Miss Davis at dinner last evening.
DR.. and Mrs j. Millar Ramsay, former
ly at TT 11th street, have moved to 10
Florida avenue, where they will be at home
after March 3.
Monday February 20. the many friends of
Mrs Catherine Riecks of ID 9th street
northeast, gave her pleasant surprise in
honor of her sixtieth birthday. Music and
games were enjoyed by all until the hostess
served refreshments. an immense cake,
with sixty lighted candles. in honor of the
occasion, being the chief adornment of the
table.
The Cnioue Euchre Club was entertained
by Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Boyce at their resi-
dence 1920 F street northeast. Monday last
After playing the usual number of games
and awarding the first and second prizes
respectively, to Mr.. Frank Lemasson and
Mrs R. e. Dittoe. Dr. L. d. Walter and
Mrs E. Schelpp. and the consolation prizes
to Mr. 8. Lawrence and Mrs. n M. Van
degrift the club adjourned for leap year
party The next meeting will be held at
the residence of Mrs. N. NJ. Vandegr1ft
University place. March IA. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Dittoe. Mr.. and Mrs.
Boyce, Mr. and Mrs. Sehelpp Mr.. and Mrs.
Spelbrng. Mrs. Bernard, Mrs. Vandegrift
DR.. Walter. Mr.. Lemasson and Mr.. Law
renee.
Ouinp to Illness and absence from the