Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-25

evening was pleasantly spent in playing pro-
gressive games, the prizes being won by Mr..
H. C. Griffith, Mrs. w. F. Elliott, Mr.. Barry
Burnell and Miss Emma Murphy. At late
hour buffet supper was served. The sur
prised couple returned home laden with
housekeeping utensils, gifts from the guests.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs. P.
L. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Elliott Miss
Louise Hartman, Miss Emma Murphy, Miss
Helen Budd. Miss L. G. Monroe. Miss Maude
Budd, Miss G. E Adams, Mr.. II. c. Griffith.
Mr.. NJ. Joynt and Mr.. Barry Burnell.
st. James parish gave an oyster supper
Tuesday night to the young men of the
parish. Dancing and games were enjoyed
and the evening ended with cake walk
The cake was awarded to Lieut.. s. b. Pole
and Sergeant A. Hagan. The other contest
ants were Col Harry Wood, Quartermaster
Clarence Evans. Major Hogue and Privates
Russell Pole, Willie Dalkin and George Nc
Gill.
Mrs. Charlotte Emerson Main has recov-
cred from the attack of the grip which had
confined her to the house for several weeks
and will preside at the massmeetng of the
District d. A r. called to meet on Monday
|. next at the Ebbitt House.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank Mccormick enter
tanned at dinner at their residence, 1858
Howard avenue, last night, when their
guests were Representative and Mrs. John
Sharp Williams, Rev. and Mrs. George r
Dudley, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph TySSowski,
Mr. and Mrs. j. U. Mccormick Mrs Ho-
bart, Miss Ryon and Mr.. Stencil.
Miss Louise Kaufman will not receive
Tuesday, February %. owing to absence
from the city, but will be at home March Z.
Mrs. Cyrus Mantz will not receive
Monday.
Afr, Uvn;Sc IL
heinz of New York is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Blondheim, 1884 AZ
street southwest, where she will be at home
to her friends Sunday afternoon and
evening
Mrs. Lydia H. Tilton. 800 I'd street north
| east will receive for the last time this
season on Monday, February ~. from 3 to
pm She will be assisted by Miss San
born of New Hampshire and Mrs. H. S.
Comstock of Wisconsin
Col. and Mrs Harper of 10th street have
cards out for a reception for Friday even
ing, March 3, to meet the governor of Vir-
| ginia and Mrs. Montague, who are to be
| their house guests for inaugural ton. They
will be assisted in receiving by members of
| the governors staff. their wives and sew
eral other prominent Virginians.
The Lorraine Pleasure Club gave a George
| Washington dance at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Mazzulo, Benning, d. c., Wednes-
day. Dancing and games were enjoyed
until late hour and refreshments were
served. Those present from Washington
were: Mrs. Jarboe and daughter Edna,
| Misses Mamie and Viola McDermott, Pearl
and Ethel Chapple, Belle Smith and Grace
Washington, and MessrS. Frank Lafayette,
Will Garner, Rob Cook. l.. Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. MaZzulo and mother Miss Annie and
Mr.. Eddie Mazzulo of Benning.
Mrs. Bell, wife of General ]. M Bell, and
her niece, Miss Homes arrived in Wash
ington on the 22d from San Francisco,
Cal, having completed their journey around
the world. General and Mrs. Bell have
taken apartments at 1715 II street.
Mrs. Fuger and Miss Fuger will be at
home Tuesday, February %, at 1916 18th
street northwest.
Mrs. John B. Daish will be at home next
Wednesday for the last time this season.
Miss Gertrude Tomion of Rochester, N.
Y, this week guest of her aunt, Mrs.
L. Brown, 1924 North Capitol street
Gen. Arson Mills gave a dinner last night
The guests were Senator Culberson, Adj
mral Walker, Generals C1ous, John M. Will
son, Sawtelle, Mackenzie, Burt, Colonies
Brayton Mills and Morton. Major Marcel
lus Bailey, Representatives Grosvenor,
Slayden, Stevens, Smith and Burleson and
Captain Dickman.
Mrs. A T. Shattuck entertained her
friends at a luncheon at her apartments in
the EthelhurSt yesterday.
Mrs. A P. Madden of Chicago is visiting
her brother, Mr.. j. H. Mitchell of $50 Sth
street northeast.
A pleasant surprise party was rendered
Earl Collingsworth Thursday evening at his
home, 757 9th street southeast, it being his
fifteenth birthday. In a donkey party the
prizes We're taken by the following: First
nriZe Fannie DeaQe. and bOODV. Lola Will
liams, after which all repaired to the dining
room, where bountiful repast was served.
Among those present were Misses Fannie
Deane, Lola Williams, Eva Herbert, Ruth
Walsh, Annie Spalding, Grace Moran, Flor
ence Collingsworth. Mollie Murphy, Maud
Warfield and Masters Earl Collingsworth,
James Davis, Willie Holmes, Oscar King,
Arthur Curtain, Raymond Boston, Carroll
Sinclair, While Daley, John Sinclair, Joe
Murphy, Walter Plowman, John King, John
Lievere, Harry Warfeld Paul Moran, Gin
ton Finch and Mr.. and Mrs. r; Ceilings
worth Mr.. and Mrs. A. Warfcd, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Warfield. Mrs. NJ. Collingsworth,
Mrs. A. Finch, Mrs l.. Wilkerson, Mr..
Ernest Bishop, Mr.. Dark berlin and little
Lillian WarfielG.
Miss Mary B. Marshall is a guest of Miss
Ann Phirizy of Augusta Ga.
Mrs s. C. McCurdy of Durango. Col. is
visiting her father George f. Davis of the
War Department at 924 French street
northwest.
Mrs Henry J. NJ. Howard and Miss Inez
NJ. Howard, 231 NJ street southeast, will be at
home Monday, February ~, from 3 to 6,
for the last time this season.
Mrs. David R. Galway of Pittsburg and
Mrs l. H. Dietrich of Philadelphia are
visiting Mrs. P. NJ. Dubant, 800 9th street
northwest.
Miss Anna R. Chapman has returned
from Denver, Col, and will be at home
informally Wednesday, March l. 14U5
Rhode Island avenue northwest. from 3
to 5.
Mrs Mary Cook Carter, 1919 18th street,
has issued invitations to the wedding re-
ception of her daughter Marian, and Mr.. ].
Walter Thompson February %, 1905.
Mrs. Elmer E. Curry, Cos A street north
east, will be at home Monday, February
27, for the last time this season.
Miss Ennid Smith of this city, formerly
of Nashville, Tenn. sailed this morning on
the Republic for Genoa, Italy, where she
will be the guest of her aunt Countess
Eugenia Bertinnatti, at Castle De Monte.