Evening star., 1904-03-19

Dooley, Miss yelling, Miss McCaffrey. Mrs.
NJ. ]. Weller. Mrs. A. Semmes, Mrs Evans,
| Miss NJ. e. Mccormick, Mrs. Crawford,
Mrs Ruckman, Miss Agnew, Mrs Tom
keane, Miss A. Mccormick. Miss Weyand,
| Mrs. kilborn. Miss Belle Smith, Miss Tally,
Mrs. Coleman, Mrs. and Miss Beurchert,
Mrs. kullberg, Mrs. Edmonston, Miss
Tuohy, Miss Madigan, Miss Todd, Mrs
Farrell. Miss Egan, Miss Gleason, Mrs.
Padgett. Miss Pic, Miss Donohue, Miss
Howard Miss Daley, Mrs. Wallis, Miss
Thorn, Mrs. Danforth, Miss Hughes, Miss
| Callaghan. Miss Curtin, Miss Mccormick,
Mrs. Kimberly. Mrs Edwards. Mrs Me-
Carthy, Mrs. Semmes, Mrs. j. F. Donohue,
Mrs. Maxwell, Mrs. Hughes. Miss Dooley,
Miss Speer, Miss Curtin and Mrs Howe
Those winning prizes were Miss Alice
Walsh, Mrs. Danforth, Mrs. NJ I. Weller,
Miss Pic, Miss Callaghan, Mrs Wilcox, Mrs
keane, Mrs. Semmes, Mrs. Kennedy, Miss
Tally. Mrs. Ruckman. Mrs. Town. Mrs
Willis, Mrs. Killbourn, Miss Gleason, Miss
Howard Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Wallace and
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Clarvoe have
announced the marriage of their daughter.
Annie Bessie, and Mr.. Joseph Hall Chase of
Newark, N. J., Thursday, March II. by
Rev. Joseph Jeffers of the Southern M. e.
Church. Mr.. and Mrs. Chase will reside at
SO4 10th street northwest, where they will
be pleased to see their friends on and after
March %.
Miss Henrietta Ray entertained the
Unique Social Club at her home, 1916 10th
street. Friday evening. Following the busi-
ness meeting, progressive pit was played.
at which game Miss Clara H. Grandfield
and Mr.. George De Neale won first prizes.
A short one-aet comedy entitled Burglars
was then successfully given by the Misses
III. Ray and Edith Johansen and Messrs.
George De Neale and Frederick E. Upham.
Refreshments followed. The latter part of
the evening was made pleasant with music
| and dancing. Mr. and Mrs. Ray and Miss
Una Ray Joined the club In its merrymak-
Others hQ Micca
Savage and Frances Clements and Messrs.
Hubert Seltzer and Frank West
The next meeting of the club will be held
Saturday, April g. at the home of Miss
Frances Clements, 923 Westminster street
northwest.
After a severe attack of the grip Miss
Katharine Schley Hemmick and her sister,
Miss Helene, are recuperating at Atlantic
City.
The social meeting which was to have fol-
lowed the regular business meeting of Con-
tfnental Chapter, d. A. R.. Monday evening
March q, at the Ebbitt House, has been
postponed out of respect to the recent be-
reavement of the vice regent of the chapter.
Miss Selma Ruby Harris, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. r. Harris of 1882 10Th street will
be married to Mr.. Leon H. Retzenstein,
now of New York, but formerly of this
city, Tuesday, March %.
friends at the residence of Mr.. and Miss
Slegel, o5 4th street northwest, We'd
nesday evening. Music dancing and
games were indulged in until late hour
when supper was served. The table was
decorated with palms and cut flowers
Those present were Miss Amelia Walters of
Baltimore, the Misses Elsie Donaldson Ida
Buckley. Myrtle Folin. Libbie Sheer, Fan
ME LipkIn, Ethel La Barr, Lillian A Bates
Cecilia Siegel, Ella A. Bates and Charlotte
F. A. Segel. the Messrs. Alex Brodt,
(yQ0rpa roply
son. Frank Hile. Fred Jubanole, Arthur
klotz John Coker. Paul Bauer. James
Heaston, Hills Rockwell and Henry Siegel
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bieber Miss Bic
Der and Mr.. Harry s. Wolf will be glad
to see their friends at $50 G street south
s to 10 o'clock.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph c.
Kaufman, 1905 H street northeast was
the scene of a delightful occasion Thursday
evening, March II, it being the fortieth an
niversary of their marriage
The house was beautifully decorated in
garlands of smilax, cut flowers and palms
Each guest upon entering was presented
with pink carnation, the favorite flower
OF the host. Nearly 100 guests were pres
ent. Games of finch. auchre. whist and
fortunes were INDUCED in by the younger
folk A bountiful repast was served at a
late hour
During the evening messages were re-
ceived from the sons of the couple who
are absent from the city
Mrs. Kaufman handsomely gowned
IN IN black satin, and was assisted in receiv-
ing by her daughter. Mrs Charles E. Nor
gan, who wore pink satin. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. William Mat
tern ter. Bobb, Mr.. and Mrs. Burns. Mr. and
and Mrs Daniel Beach, Mr.. and Mrs
Drake, Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn, Mr.. and Mrs
w: 3. Garrett, Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson, Mr.,
and Mrs. Mcclure, Mr. and Mrs w p
r. r
and Mrs. Charles E. Morgan Mr.. and Mrs
Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. William Reed Mrs
Morgan' mo Kan Mr.; land and Mrs. sarr. Mrs. McAlis-
Jewett, Miss Glenn, Miss Gibson. Miss Sa-
die Morgan, Miss Shaw, the Misses Bsbop.
MISS M1ss stewart, @ Miss l.; Burns, Miss E.
MISS Hazel Glenn, Mr.. Franklin Drill Az
thur Glenn and Charles Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Calium are tbo
street. S' -'''
Thursday evening a pleasant birthday
party was given at the home of Mr. and |
Mrs. Root, 421 18th street northwest To
celebrate the birthday of the former The
evening sn was pleasantly spent in card games,
nteTspersed with music and cor,icaj
sketches by DR.. Ludwig and Prof Santuci.
mere was soprano solo by Miss Chris |
UNI began, a quartet by Misses Alice and |
Laura Courtney and Annie and Chrisfini
Degan, a recitation by Miss Gusta Rittars
hotter, duet by Miss Mary Mason Of Rem
nlng and Miss Ella Whalen of Georgetown /
and piano solo by Miss Lily Jacobs Later
refreshments were served. Those present |
were Mr. and Mrs aSntuei and daughters |
Lillian and Genevieve Mr.. and Mrs. CaIIan |
ana daughter, Margaret: Mr. Thomas HIM
pheys. Miss Carroll, Mrs. Elridge. Mr. W,n
EuuWlg ana Mr. Steve Santuci. Mr. Root |
received number of useful presents
Mrs. Annie E. Rauel entertained at +. |
beautifully appointed luncheon and eucbra
Thursday, March 3, at her home on u
street northwest. The centerpiece on the
round dining table was basket of carna-
tons. Covers were laid for sixteen. The
taiiy' cards and favors were also of carna-
tions At the conclusion of the games |
handsome prizes We're awarded to the win
ners who were Mrs. J. P. Militzer and Mrs
z. 7. Roberts. The guests were Mrs. q r
Parker. Mrs. A. E. Riddle, Mrs. Clarke |
Miss Anne Clarke, Mrs. Costello Mrs. Esb'
Mrs. Brown, Mrs. W. O'Brien Mrs w
Walls. Mrs. Murray, Mrs. j. P. MiItzer.
Mrs c. Y. Roberts and Mrs. May, sister of |
the hostess.
Owing to the continued Illness of Mrs |
ThOS ii. Mckee, she and Mrs EraapStront |