The Washington times., 1905-04-02

SNVihiiS III nOnOT OF MS eleventh BIRTH
day. Among those present were Misses
Mary Lockwood. Selma selinger, Mary
moore. Beatrice Hahn, Carson Fritts,
Elsie Heflman and Pauline Becker, Mas
ters Gilbert Hahn, Marshall Cassidy,
Robert Pritchard, Herbert Ryder, Robert
b1cferton, Albert Parlin. Ho,.ice Fritts.
F. Kilborn, j. E. Carroll. B. Klanwaus.
and j. German. After a very delightful
evening of games supper was served IN
the dining room
Ihe young ladies Of Washington Col
tege, were at home to visitors last Tues
day evening between the hours OF 4
and Z.
Michael Dillon. t1agnan on the Bal
1Tore and Ohio railroad. who was
struck on the head with stone thrown
by boy last week. has recovered from
the slight Injuries which he received and
IS back en- duty. The affair occurred at
MS place of employment, First and Nj
streets northeast.
MISS katherine I-ansdale, little dausf-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs w. e. Lansdale
gave partv last week to her pIayrnates
IN honor of her little cousin. Miss
Bennifa Charshee, OF Havre de Grace.
A1ter games, at 4:39 D. m. the little
ioih We're invited to the dlning-roor.
"iHch vas beautifully decorated. The
ldyors were pipes. tied with colored
flpoons Among those present were Mr..
ana MRS W. E. Lansdale. Mrs. Aee.e
"a" ChaTshee. Mr.. and Mrs. George
harvey. Mr and Mrs. f. 7. Mcdonald.
Ntr. ana Mrs. Elmer Avery, of Lanedon.
-. - William Mcdonald. Miss Abel.
MISS Btrtie Hough Miss Bennita Char
shee, MISS Kathryn Lansdale. Miss
Muriei Carnes, Miss NettIe Hough. Mise
fteien Dom. Miss Mary Dom. N.ss
Dorothy Bevens, Miss Elsie McCouas
MISS Beulah NewisirIs, Miss Edna Avery
Hoy I4ansdale, Cyril Lansdals. William,
Hohgh George Andree, Richard Anaree
f.aWin thtoH. Harry McComas, Vernon
GraY, John Petite, Raymond Hahn and
Bernard Dom.
MRS. Mary H. North. OF SNOW, tIfu
Ma-, Is with her daughter, Mrs. Tbeo-
dore North Mclaughlin, of EcLinpton
company A. of the United Bows, Eri-
gade, at the lexington Presbyterian
Shurch had its regular drill last week
Saptaln Shaver was in command Tho
BOYS are drilling hard to get their com
Fahy INTO good shape. for they intend
II possible TO go TO Pittsburg and con-
teha Tor the General Bope Gun. which
VAS won last year so gallantiy by Com
panS r o. Trinity Church, of this city.
a surprise party was given on Wednes-
day evening by relatives and friends in
ceieoraiion OF the tfirtieth birthday of
ifaFrE hIopfer- The party took place
at the home of Mr.. Klopfer's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin f. Klopfer. 7os
seventh street northeast. All the partic-
lpants, except the guest of honor were
IN masquerade costume. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Klopfer. Mr.
and Mrs. A. S. Smith, Miss Grouse
Misses Mabel and Maude Fowler. Miss
NJ. Davis. Miss M Melchoir. A. l..
Marshall. H. p. Boseworth, J. V. Door
Odin II. Lake, Mrs. B. A. StaIfort. Miss
blanche l.. Klopfer. Miss Ruth Klopfer,
Charles klopfer. and Mr. and Mrs.
Harry KIopfer.
The Friday Afternoon Sewing Club
(, has elected a new president, owing to
the departure of Mrs. Walter II. VIII
hams, who has gone to California TO be
with her mother. who is ILL., Mrs. II. n.
Weston succeeded her at the Informal
gathering of the circle Monday evening
at the home of Mrs. Williams, the mem
| bers having called in body to bid her
good-by. The meeting was also re-en-
forced by several guests of the mem
bers. who read and sang while the 9th
! ers served. Mrs. Grace Harlan, of Phil
;,delphia, just returned from Paris, gave
an insight into the summer fashions. and
showed a quantity OF ribbons and Iaces
! in new designs, which she collected in
| her travels abroad.
! The visitors present were Mrs Arthur
/ Allen, Mrs. Emily Probustand, Mrs.
| Beulah K. Thomas. Refreshments were
served and the club adjourned TO meet
neat at the home of the new presi-
dent
The L. T. d. Club gave box party at
| the home of their president. Kenneth
/ Nash, last Friday evening. After a
number of games were played, the boxes
were sold At auction. Miss Alice Nash
won the prize, large bouquet of flow
ers, in the illustrated song contest
Those present were the Misses Mary
Jewby, Josie Richmond, Alice Nash,
Katie Stewart, Drew Nash, and Kenneth
Nash, August Dangelo, Charles Seng-
stack Carl Duehring, and Albert MuhIe-
man.
! Mrs. Malcolm NJ Brown. who was
operated on recently at Providence Hos
pital. is still at the hospital, but IS very
much improved.
Miss Lillian Seligman, of Baltimore, is
still visiting her friend, Miss Sevina
Goldsmith Miss Seligman expects to
stay in this city for several weeks.
A surprise party was rendered William
Hauser at his residence, 237 Q street
last Monday evening, in honor of his
l nineteenth birthday Among those
present were the Misses Helena Court
ney. Adella Molloy, Maude and Annie
| Ramsburg, Clyde and Maude Jones
Margaret Halpin. Eva Smith. Mrs
Sophie Hauser. Mrs. j. F. Smith. Mrs
T. JefYries. Mrs. G, Bowerson, Mrs
Dahler, Messrs. William, Ernest and
Harry Hauser, Winfield Wahl. Rut-
ledge Bates. Raymond Ross, Clarence
Ashton, John Bonneli Maxwell Duvall
| William Lane, Nicholas Farmer, George
| Bowerson. August and William Dahier
| Edward Hughes. MIR. Chase and Master
Roy JefYries. Dancing and games wer,
indulged in until a late hour, after which
| bountiful repast was served Music
was rendered by string quartet, con
| sisting of Raymond Ross. John Bonnell
Clarence Ashton, and Maxwell Duvall
also few selections from Mr. Chase
Mrs. Spencer r. Nelson, of 1879 LindeI
street, Baltimore, who has been visit
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