Evening star., 1904-01-02

street northwest, Wednesday evening The
program cards were unique, and the en-
blem of the club. sweet viofets, was hand
painted. Supper was served in the BAN
quet hall. Those present were Misses
Dom, E. Heine, NJ. Heine, Hermann, Keel
er, Kern, kettler, Lederer, Mills, Quigley,
Schmidt, Schneider and Willenbacker, and
Messrs Burrell, Douglas, Easterling, Hall.
Heine, Hoeke, Keller. Kettler, Koon. Led
erer. Muehlefsen. Schneider, Smouse and
vogt.
Mrs. Charles II. Babbitt. 933 Massachus-
etts avenue northwest. will not be al home
Mondays, 4th and 11th.
Miss Anita Collins of this city has gone
to Fort Robinson. Neb.. to make a long
visit to her cousins, Capt and Mrs. Cave
naugh. She will also visit friends in To-
peka ana other western cities.
One of the prettiest weddings of the week
was that of Mrs. Susan r. Whitemope and
Mr.. Richard II. Campbell Wednesday after
noon at st. Dominic's Church. The church
was beautifully decorated in Christmas
greens and white flowers. The bride wore a
becoming gown of white crepe de chine,
with q picture hat of black lace and plumes
Her bouquet was of bride roses. The maid
Of honor. Miss Fannie Campbell, wore light
gray silk, heavily appliqued III white and
large hat of mink and cream lace. She
carried bunch of pink roses. The groom
was attended by his brother. Mr.. John G.
Campbell. After the ceremony at the
church. which was performed by the Rev
Father Kent, the groom's mother enter
tained the relatives Of the couple at dinner
attending meetings Of scientific societies
there and will not return until next week.
She will be at home Saturdays in January
and February, excepting January z
Mrs. Robert N. Harper viii entertain
Monday at a luncheon Of forty covers In
honor of Mrs. and Miss Green of Philadel-
phia, who are her house guests. Mrs. Har-
per will not receive until Monday Janu-
airy IS.
Mr.. Clarence Pullman of 30S T. street
southeast gave a masquerade party New
Year eve. About fifty persons We're pres.
ent AT midnight masks were removed
Refreshments were served in the large din
ing room, where the tables We're hand
somely decorated. Among those present
were Miss Alice Cross, Miss Emily Kelly
Miss Bessie knight, Miss NJ. Davis, Miss
Hattie Kesterson. Miss Grimes. Miss Steele,
Mrs. Carroll. Mrs. Fox, Miss Katie Pull
man. Mrs. John Pullman, Messrs. Clarence
and Willie Pullman, Benson Grinder, Clere
Griffith, H. Watson, Dock Watson, Dave
Hutton, Miss Fannie Lawton, Mr.. Henry
Rapee Miss Elvia Clifford. Mr.. Charlie
Bennington and Mr.. Mcclure.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Caywood enter
M street northwest, in honor of their
cousin, Mr.. William T Gibson of Hartford
county near Bellair, Nd. Progressive
euchre occupied the greater portion of the
Frazier, Mrs. Ambrose Bagley, Mr. John
N. Alexander and Mr.. Ambrose Bagley, the
other participants being Mr.. William Fra
zier, Mrs. William A. Torrey, Mr.. Charles
Caywood Mrs. John N. Alexander, Mr..
William A. Torrey, Mr.. w. T. Gibson, Miss
Ada Bagley and Walker Alexander After
the game and refreshments were served
Christmas tree was an attraction. Mr.
Caywood acted as Santa Claus and dis
tributed gifts to every one present.
Mr. John Kaiser entertained his friends at
his residence, $40 street northws est last
night.
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Henderson. il, have
closed their country house in Virginia. and
have taken 1920 Connecticut avenue for the
season.
Mrs Francis Mohun Phelps and her
mother, Mrs. J. H. Squier, will be at home
at the Portner, Wednesdays, January
and 20.
Mrs. Getyendanner, 1000 10th street south
east, gave a surprise party in honor or
her son, Edward. She was assisted by
her daughter Bessie. The evening was
spent very pleasantly in games. music and
Annie Getyendanner, Miss Rosie Shepherd.
Miss Nellie Robey Miss Mabel Robey, Miss
Eta Pike, Miss Rhode Bailey. Mrs. S. b.
Ober Miss Mabel Taylor, Mrs L. o.
S. T. Mcfarland, Mr. j. A. Martin, Mr.. w.
Gray, Mr.. C. johnson, Mr.. Fl. r. Lawton.
Mr.. E. Peters Mr.. s. B. Ober, Mr.. Otto
Torney. Mr., Hudson Petit, Mr.; Joe Read
Mr.. c. v. Harris, Mr.. A. d. Taylor and
Master Johnnie Robey.
Mrs. John A. Swope will not receive the
first two Tuesdays in January, but will be
at home Tuesday, January 10, and 20, and
February and D
Mrs. l. G. Peetrey, her daughter Mrs.
Bonner of Cleveland, and Mrs. Hurd will
be at home Wednesdays in January at 11S
Massachusetts avenue northeast.
Mr.. D. Sidney Appleton Of London, Eng
Mrs. George Pension. Mr.. Appleton is a
brother -in-law of Mrs. Pension.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Schippel entertained
a few friends at their residence, 1922 1st
street, New Year eve. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs Flavin and little daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Gray. Mr.. and Mrs. James,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Clarkson and little daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ourand, Mr.. l. Artes,
Mrs. Sadtler, Mr.. and Mrs. Preston. Mrs
e. Schippel Mrs. Schiller. Mrs. Briscoe,
Miss NJ. Kennedy. Mr.. E. Kennedy, A.
Kennedy, L. Stiefel, N. Brandt, NJ Grady
and F. Grady. Music and dancing were
enjoyed until late in the morning.
Mrs. P. M. Rixey, wife of the surgeon
general of the navy was among the host
esses of the afternoon yesterday at
brilliant reception. She was assisted in
receiving by her sister, Mrs. 8. Russell
Smith; Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Boyd, Mrs Nash,
Miss Elliott Miss Day, Miss Taunt Miss
Hoehling, Miss Rixey, Miss Atlee, Miss
Shepard and Miss Goodwin.
Mrs. H. Clay Stewart and Mrs. Henry G.
Stewart will be at home Tuesdays In Janu-
ary.-
Mrs c. H. Venable of Chester Pa. is Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. Harris Of 706 Rhode
Island avenue northwest, for this month
ana Will be pleased to see her friends
Miss Augustus Jackson, No 2121 III street
Will be at home informally Mondays In Jan.
uary.
A delightful evening of social enjoyment
was afforded Monday evening at Concordia
Ciub hall by complimentary mask ball
given to the Minute Men Drum Corps. for
merly the Hendersons, by VIM r. Peddie