Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-25

10 the nome OF Mr. and Mrs. John sidney
webb for reception and good-byes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bolton after their honey
moon will reside in Chicago, where the
former is well-known and wealthy resi-
dent. His family have a winter home near
Palm Beach.
Miss Flora III. Eccard, who is convalesing
after a serious Illness, has as her guest
MISS Carrie L. Osborn of New York city,
and Will be pleased to see her friends at her
home 1230 New Hampshire avenue north
west.
Mrs. Guy Francis Guilbert and Mrs Mary
Wilson were hosteses at a charming lunch
con given at the home of the former, No.
y Seaton street northwest Thursday, the
I'D. Both ladies are from Dubuque.
Iowa. and the guests included Mrs.
J. Kennedy Duncan. Mrs. James H.
Mcbride. Mrs. a. Levens. Mrs. J.
L. McCreery and Miss Flora McCreery, all
former residents of Dubuque, and Mrs. j.
B. Swinburne of Earlville, Iowa Others
present were: Mesdames Calvert, Wiley.
Bates, Miller Stricken. Mann, Tyler and
Olmstead.
pleasant farewell surprise party was
rendered Miss Ethel Ullman of Brooklyn,
n Y. at the home of her aunt. Mrs. M.
kfch. The evening was spent in games and
dancing. The first prize was won by Miss
Daisy Marx and the second prize by Miss
Uilman. Among those present were Miss
Bertha Lowenthall, Miss Daisy Marx, Miss
Miss Gussie Brock, Miss Stella Katz-
enstein, Miss Jennie Sanger, Miss
Frieda We'll, Miss Maud Baer. Miss
jeanette Cans, Miss Clara Strauss and Miss
Ethel Ullman. Mr. David Rothschild, Mr..
Milton Brock, Mr.. Harry Sanger, Mr.. Wal
lace Luchs, Mr.. Earry Loeb, Mr.. Leon
Strauss, Mr.. Nathaniel Well Mr.. Albert
Oetlnger, Mr.. Maurice Linshrimer and Mr..
Julian Baer.
Mrs. Malcolm NJ. Brown is still at Provi-
dence Hospital, recuperating satisfactorily
after serious operation.
Senator and Mrs. Depew have left Wash
lnSton for the season. They will be at
their New York residence until their de-
parture for Europe. Upon their return next
autumn they will occupy the Bates resi-
dence at 18th and n streets.
Senator and Mrs. Knox have returned
from Florida and are at their K street
home.
Baron and Baroness Bussche are down at
st. Augustine, Fla.
Mrs. Henry Frank Moore, who was sud
denly called to Washington from Florida
by the serious illness of her mother is
with her parents at the Concord. where
Mrs. Dennis is convalescing from severe
attack of pleuro-pneumonia.
Miss Maud Clsbee, who has been spend
ing the winter with Miss Wilson at the
Farragut, has returned to New York, and
sails for Italy in April.
Cards announcing the marriage of Mrs.
Marion X. Rogers and Mr.. Charles j.
Branham have been received by their
friends in this country. The briGe, although
a Minneapolis lady, has many admiring
friends in the District having been APP
pointed during the Spanish-American war
to a position in the u. S. War Department.
After the war closed she was transferred
to the same department at Manila, P. l.,
and later was made private secretary to the
American minister at Tokyo, Japan. Mr..
Branham is a San Francisco man, is CORE
spondent for several western newspapers,
and is managing editor for the weekly jour
nal "A Book of Curios. published in Yoko-
hama, Japan. Mr.. and Mrs. Branham will
continue to make their home in the flowery
kingdom.
Mrs Charles G. Duin and family who
spent seven weeks in the Bahamas and
Florida, have returned to their home on
10th street Miss Simons of New York is
now Mrs. Dulin's guest.
Mrs. Sol Rerliner, wife of Mr.. Sol Ber-
liner of Teneriffe Canary Islands, gave her
farewell reception last night at the resi-
dence of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Gutenberg Mrs. Berliner will leave for her
home April 4, the journey taking twenty
days Among her guests were: Mr. and
Mrs. Griffin, son. and daughters: Mr.. and
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gutenberg, Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Gutenberg, Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Gutenberg, Mrs Philips and nieces of Chi
cago, Mr.. Louis Gutenberg, and Mr.. and
Miss Anderson. Refreshments were served.
About fifty members of Hsmline NJ E
Church surprised Mrs. D. D. Burdett of
Takoma Park, Wednesday evening, in a
celebration of her seventy-fifth birthday.
During the evening Mr.. ]. H. Benton, with
an appropriate speech, presented her with
a we'll purse in token of the esteem
in which she is held. A poem. entitled
Mrs. Burdetts Surprise Party" written
for the occasion by Mrs J. Riffard Mickle,
was read After singing "Auld Lang Syne"
joyed the refreshments provided. Among
those present were Mesdame Godfrey, Ben
ton, Quinter, Street, Bond, Knight, Robert
son, Hines, Henderson, Could H. Knight,
Davis, Fayne, Stricken, Williams, E. Mil
Ter, C. Miller. Humphrey, Mickle, Claggett,
Couch, Shedd, Bigley, Magruder Swadener,
Roach. Cheeseman, Proctor, Nash. Harries,
Finch, C. Fl. Miller, Misses Godfrey, O'Neal,
Messrs. Mickle, Quinter, Godfrey, Bond,
Knight, Robertson. Benton, H. knight,
Finch.
by the Dolly Madison Chapter, D. A. R.,
was a social and artistic success. The at
tractive home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Graves, which was generously opened for
national colors, and formed an admirable
setting for the handsome gowns of the
women present.
The regent, Mrs. Job Barnard, and vice
regent, Mrs. Charles B. Bailey, received
the guests, and the other members of the
chapter assisted in making the evening
pleasant one.
After the rendition of an excellent pro-
gram by Mrs. Shr-Cliff, Mrs. Barnard, Mr..
Nolan, Mr. Lawrence and Mr.. Anton Kas-
ner dainty refrehments were served.
Miss Kathryn Lansdale, pretty little daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Lansdale of
Capitol Hill, gave party last week to
her many little playmates in honor of her
little cousin, Miss Bennita Charshee of
Havre de Grace. After games, at 4:3O
pm, the little folks were invited to the
dining room, which was beautifully dec
Grated. The favors were little pipes tied
with green ribbon. The little hostess re-
ceived quite number of beautiful pres
ents. Among those present were Mr. and
Mrs. w. e. Lansdale, Mrs. Aggie Daw
Charshee Mr. and Mrs. George Harvey,
Mr. and Mrs. F. ]. Mcdonald, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Avery of Langdon, d. c.; Mr..
VIM. Mcdonald, Miss Abel, Miss BERTHE
Hough, Miss Bennita Charshee Miss
Kathryn Lansdale, Miss Muriel Carnes,
Miss Nettie Hough, Miss Helen Dom, Miss
Mary DOM Misc Dornfbv Rauonc Mics