Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-27

| prettliy QecOrate0 IN patr1otlc colorS The
1 souvenirs were cherry trees, hatchets and
| colonial hats. Among the invited guests
were Misses Lena Lee, Eva and Lucy King
Eunice Raw, Susie Jost. Eululia King,
| liam and Ethel King and Messrs. Smouse,
| F. Jost. 9. Lee. ]. Knight. G. and s. King,
E. Lee. I. Phipps, e. Hough. r. and E.
Hopkins and Mrs. Henry and Mr.. and Mrs
King, Ed s. Byrnes, Miss Louise Hopkins
| and Mr.. VIM. Jose.
| The fifth birthday of Miss Dorothy
Knapp 924 Massachusetts, avenue, was
| celebrated yesterday.
The Mizpah Lutheran c. T.. Society held
| a Washington birthday sociable last Mon
| day evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
| VIM. F. Gross, 633 7th street northeast,
| at which q majority of the members of the
society were present. Refreshments were
served, with caps as favors, and each
guest received a Washington hatchet as a
souvenir of the occasion.
| At the residence of Mr.. X. Holloway.
Englewood, Chicago. Tuesday evening.
February %, the marriage of Miss Mamie
Seaton to Mr.. Carl L. Bonnet, both former
ly of this city. took place. The bride was
| gowned in white silk, with trimmings of
ruff1ed chiffon. Her veil was caught with
diamond sunburst, gift of the groom.
! The ceremony was conducted by the Rev.
| Keene Ryan.
Lydecker avenue, will be at home in
| formally Wednesday. March q
| surprise birthday party was given in
| honor or Master George Hutchinson at the
residence of his parents, 800 d street south
| east last evening The evening was spent
| IN enjoying games and music after which
| a bOuntfful repast was served in the beau
tifully decorated dining room. Those pres
| ent were Misses Amelia Hutchinson. Doro-
| thy Breuminger, Margaret Boswell. Ellie
Ryan. Lizzie Boswell, Effie Darnell, Mary
Dougherty. Mary Hardy, Mary Smoot,
| Matte Soper, Ida Burkley Edward and
Leo Dougherty Edward Ryan, Raymond
| Hardy. Frank Crawford, James Brown,
Carl Darnell, Roy and Gregg Searls Nelson
| Guenther, Francis Hutchinson and James
Burkley.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Krehbiel of Cincinnati.
who have been on visit to New York as
! the guests of Mr.. krehbiel's brother. Mr..
| H. +. Krehbel. have been stopping over in
Washington the past week, where they have
been entertained at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. d. Meyers.
The Mary A. Babcock Auxiliary gave a
leap year party to Henry A. Lawton Com
mand Thursday evening. at Spanish War
! Veterans Hall. musical program was
presented, after which dancing was indulg
ed In. Refreshments were served later 1t
was the first social of the season for the
command and its auxiliary, and was large
ly attended. Those taking part in the mu-
steal program were Miss Louise f. Farrar
violin solo; Miss Etter Austin solo; Mrs.
Martha R. Saers. song with violin obligato;
Mr. William A. Graham, solo.
The Two Bit Euchre Club held its meet
Ing Thursday evening at the residence of
| Miss Charlotte Exly. The members present
We're: Miss Feathers Miss Farrow, Miss
Duffey, Miss Jennison, Miss Stewart
Messrs. Vivian, Baird. Wrikett, Farrow and
Whiteside. 1t being the birthday of the
young hostess. the club members presented
TO her a handsome chair. The evenings
enjoyment closed with the serving of light
refreshments.
Miss Ida Mabel Haskell, daughter of the
late George w. Haskell and Mr.. George H.
Johnson were married at the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. Laura S. Haskell at
Langdon, d. c., Thursday evening, Febru-
airy % In the presence of the members of
the families of the contracting parties and
few intimate friends. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Charles Z. Ely,
pastor of the Langdon NJ. E. Church The
brides only attendant was her sister, Miss
NJ. Florence Haskell. Mr.. Fred B. Haskell
brother of the bride. acted as best man.
The wedding march was played by Mrs E.
A. NJ. Lawson The bride received many
beautiful and valuable presents.
Mrs. James A. Snyder and Miss Snyder
have returned to their home 1884 Jefferson
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. M. Brown of 40
Floriday avenue were at home Wednesday
evening and received congratulations from
many friends upon their recent marriage.
The parlor, where Mr.. and Mrs. Brown re-
ceived their guests, assisted by Mrs. Bina
j.. Brown was prettiy decorated with
palms and pink carnations. Dainty re-
freShmentS were served in the dining ROOM
where the color scheme was in red The
table was adorned with large centerpieee
of red tulips and festoons of smilax draped
from the chandelier were caught at the cor
ners of the table with large bows of red
ribbon. The punch bowl in the reception
hall was presided over by Mrs William G.
Schafirt while Mrs. E. H. Maxwell Mrs
G. R. Maxwell, Mrs d. r. Brown and Mrs
Charles 3. Clark assisted in the dining
room.
Miss Mary Agnes Browne left last We'd
nesday for st. Augustine. Fla. on a visit
to her sister. Mrs. Albert H. Mickler who
is seriously ill.,
The members of Company c. Cd Regi-
ment, D. c. n. G., better known as the
Busch Guards, together with the ladies'
auxiliary, gave social last Thursday at
company quarters. Dancing recitations
and songs were enjoyed after which re-
freshments were served. Those who con-
tributed selections were Misses Croker.
Brown and In,nnick and Mr. Frazer
Deaths in the District,
The following de this were reported TO the
ended at noon today: