Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-13

minister had used in tieing the nuptial knot.
Mrs. John c. Pennie will be at home
Thursdays in February.
Mrs. Elizabeth Stauffer Moore and Miss
Moore entertained at luncheon of sixteen
covers yesterday. January IL, to meet the
Misses Humphrey.
A pleasant surprise party was rendered
Mrs. b. Hechinger at the Hotel Lawrence
| last evening, the occasion being the seven
ty-second anniversary of her BIRTH After
spending a pleasant evening in making
| toasts and singing the guests were ushered
into the dining rooms for supper.
Mrs. George Truesdell will not receive
| again during January.
Mrs. Daniel Lothrop of Concord Mass. is
| spending the week with Mrs. A. L. Barber
| at Belmont.
Mrs. Ballinger and Miss Miriam Ballnger
will entertain house party for a week. be-
| ginning Friday, January 10. Among the
rytown, N. Y; Miss Dorothy Cilley and Mr..
| Dwight Anterior of Boston, and Mr.. Philip
| Ballinger. Miss Cilley is the daughter of
DR.. Cilley Of New England. Mrs. Ballnger
to g.
Mrs. Alsop will be at home informally
| Friday, January Is, and will have for her
| guests Rev. DIR. and Mrs Reese F. Alsop
Mrs. Depew will resume her Thursday
receptions in February.
Colonel and Mrs. Parker leave Tuesday
| for ST. Louis, where Colonel Parker is to
act as adjutant general Of the northern
| j. c. Bates. The Misses Parker will spend
a short time here and at Boston before
| rejoining their parents
| Mrc ctr
| will not receive on the 14th. but will be at
| home the remaining Thursdays in January.
Mrs. Hogg, wife of Lieutenant Com
mander w. S. Hogg, U. $. navy. 1855 Q
street northwest, will be at home on
Thursday afternoons until Lent.
A pleasant gathering of young people
assembled at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Zell. 1899 Potomac street. in
honor of the seventeenth anniversary of
spent in music, games and dancing, after
which refreshments were served. The
flowers were beautiful and presents numer-
Gus. Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Rackey, Mr.. and Mrs. Weeks, Mr.. and
Mrs. Shane, Mrs. Armistead and daughter,
Miss Belle Weeks of Westminster, Misses
Emma Howard, Eva Prockelton, Nellie
Sch1osser, Mable Saxon, Margaret Saxon,
Florence Eliason, Mary Apperson, Agnes
Gobel, Annie Pallas, Katherine Pa1las,
| Pearl Maize, Messrs. Price, Brashears,
Gray, BurUlne, " ftdlIOTdn, j. f1enley, W.
Henley, w. Topley, c. Topley, S. Morgan
from Annapolis, Rackey, Brooks and Hill
ten.
her daughters home, in ST. David's, Pa.
Mrs. VIM. G. Boyd, 1911 sth street, will
be home the Thursdays in January.
The marriage of Miss Blanch A. Shultz
of Bellefonte, Pa, to Chas. w. Henderson
of this city took place last evening. The
ceremony was performed at the parsonage
of the u. B. Church, by Rev. o. w. Burt
ner. pastor. After southern trip Mr. ana
Mrs. Henderson will be home to their
friends at 40 U street northwest.
Mrs j. Esputa Daily will not be at home
this week, but will be at home the remain
ing Wednesdays in January.
Mr.. and Mrs E. H. Klemroth left Satur-
day for Indiana polls, Ind, where Mr. KLEIN
roth has been ordered as superintendent OF
construction of the post office. Mrs. Klein
roth will remain with him until spring.
Mrs. Gridley and Miss Gridley will be at
home Thursday, January IA.
Mr.. John Quincy Adams one of the New
York city committee to the democratic con-
vention. is a guest of his sister, Mrs. Flora
| Adams Darling, 1907 street. Mrs OAR
ling returned from New York yesterday,
where she was honor guest of the United
States Daughters, National Society, 1872.
of which she is founder and director, also
trustee of the District of Columbia
Mrs Llewellyn Elliott will not be at home
until Thursdays, February and IL.
Mrs William j. Marsh, 1446 Huntington
place. will be at home Thursday, February
IL, but not on the preceding Thursdays.
Saturday, January o, farewell party was
given to John c. I.andran and his two
friends. Pascual and Carlos Martinez of
Havana. Cuba They were spending the
holidays in Washington, and left ON Sunday
for college. Among the guests were Mrs. J.
Esputa Daily, Mrs. Toor1b, Mrs III. Booth,
Mrs. Hindle, Miss Gideman, Mrs. B. Dough-
erty and Mr.. and Mrs. Bart. The young
folks were Misses A. Peters, +. Boesch,
Yeatman. Ward, Toomb, Rapps. Vauch-
man. the Misses Manning, Messrs. H. Pc
tiers, C. Ashly Toulotte, Bankert, and Nor
man Daily. Games, music and dancing
were enjoyed.
On Saturday, January Q, 1904, Mrs. Lena
Dick of 107 X street northwest was the
recipient of quite delightful surprise party
and incidentally a number of handsome
as we'll as useful presents, the occasion be-
ing her seventy-sixth birthday. Mrs. Dick
is the mother of Representative Dick and Is
still as active as woman OF half her pears.
Among those present were Mrs. Meyers
Mrs. Kirkland, Mrs. c. Meade. Mr. and
Mrs Boyd Mr.. and Mrs. Furbershaw, Mr.
and Mrs. Gilbrath. The Misses Bessie Kirk
land, Nellie, Estelle and Alice Meade.
Messrs. Luen Dittman and Eugene 1luss
and Chas. Meyers. After congratulations.
euchre was proposed. which was keenly en-
joyed by those who participated in the
game, after which, amid the strains Of
! sIntermezzo," from "Cavalleria Rusticana."
and NIT Dienen Blaueu Augen," delight
full repast was tastefully served by Mrs
c. M. Boyd.
Mrs Clarence Aspinwall will be at home
2145 California avenue, tomorrow.
Mrs. Clarence II. Reizenstein will be at
home Fridays during the season at the
Dupont
Mr. and Mrs Fred G. Stein entertained
last Friday evening at their house, 509 L
street Music and games were INDUCED in,
after which fine collation. was served.
Among those present were Miss L. Goebel,