Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-18

Fa-. is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John T. 8. Hoffman of 3116 Dumbarton
avenue north vest
Mrs. Summerhayes will receive with |
Mrs Henderson 1912 Rhode Island avenue |
Tuesday rext. February q
Mrs J. E. Mulcure. 1926 @ street north
west, has as her guest Miss Lamkin OF
Roanoke city, Va.
The Mayflower Pleasure Clubs weekly
assembly was held at 212 Kentucky avenue
last Wednesday evening.
Mrs. ]. Walter Hodges and Miss Nellie
Hodges will be at home, $50 East Capi'o.
street. Monday. February 20 from 10
o clock.
The Misses Scott Smith of $50 4 street
northwest will be at home "Wednesday, feo-
ruary q. from to g. They VIII VII. De r assas.
Kimball. Mrs. Will A. Page, Mrs Friepus,
Miss Fitzpatrick, Miss Martin and Miss Dlli
of Baltimore.
The ladies of No. 33 b street northwest
will receive Monday. February 70, for tne
last time this season. Those receiving VIII
include Mrs. Henry Casson, Mrs. D. Il.
WEIGH Mrs. c. E. Morley. Miss Phinney.
Mrs. Crawford, Mrs. James Crawford. Mrs:
Sarah E. Grimes of Hagerstown. Md, ana
her nieces the Misses Gaines of Hagers-
Town, MU.. Will De viii tiShi-
Mrs. Arthur N. Hacker will be at home
Monday February 90. 3 to O'Clock. at 1olS
3 street northeast, and VIII nave WIZ, h. ne.
nooga, and Mrs. Silas H. L. Cooper OF
Jonesboro', Tenn.
Mrs Joseph Strasburger and Mrs. H. L.
Strasburger of ING Rhode Island avenue
will be at home next Wednesday after
o'clock.
large number Of the relatives of the
contracting parties attended the we'd
ding Thursday night, at the residence of
the brides parents, Brentwood, Nd, when
the Rev. Claude G. Jones' pastor of Thir-
>ty-fourth Street Christian Church, at Mt.
Rainier, united Mr.. Clarence E. Sheck-
ellis of Washington and Miss S. Blanche
Markward. Numerous and valuable
presents were sent, and bounteous
spread of good things was relished by all
present. The couple will reside at No.
1712 Lincoln avenue northeast.
Mrs. de B. Randolph Keim, chapter re-
gent Daughters of the American Revo-
luton of Reading Pa with her daughter,
Miss Keim, is at the Elsmere for the sea-
son and will remain till after the ma
tional congress of Daughters in April.
Mrs. and Miss Keim will be at home with
Mrs. Charles w Kutz, PHI 0 street, on
Wednesdays, February % and March l.
entertained on February II at the home
of one of it's members. Miss /. NJ. Pistoria
PAP G street northwest. All were masked
and costumed box WAS placed in the
entrance hall, where each young man
placed a valentine for each young lady,
and vice versa. Games were played until
1890 pm. when masks We're removed,
after which the valentine box was opened
and it's contents distributed. Prizes were
won by Dr. r. G. Richardson and Miss
Sarah Dickinson. Music and dancing oc-
cupied the balance of the evening, and
after a palatial repast at midnight the
merrymakers departed for their homes.
Those present and their costumes were
as follows: Miss Sarah Dickinson, Jap
anese lady; Miss Anna NJ. Beuchert, coun-
| try belle: Miss Lillian Frech, queen of
hearts Miss A. T. Callahan, laughing
| water; Miss H. c. Clancy, colonial lady;
| Miss Ettena Wychgel, pink domino; Miss
NJ. Meredith. Maud Muller; Miss 1: M
| Pistoria, night: Miss Fannie Sillers, Jap
| anese lady; Mr.. James Baden, Gloomy
| Gus: Mr.. c. M. Saxton, Uncle SAM DR.. r
G. Richardson. the Virginian; Mr.. j. r.
| Cain, skeleton: Mr.. Albert Robertson, In
| dian; Mr.. Theo. Beuchert, old maid: Mr.
Leon w Gray, frog; Mr.. George Beuchert
Mr. Gould.
Mrs Philip T. Dodge, Miss Dodge and
Miss Stevenson will be at home infor-
mally on Monday next.
Miss Leni Gilbert and Mr.. Chapman
| Gilbert, teachers of classes number three
| and four. respectively, of the East Wash
| ington Heights Baptist Sunday school
| entertained their classes at their home ir
Good Hope Friday evening. Games were
| INDUCED in until a late hour, after which
refreshments We're served. The members
of the classes are: Misses Bessie Birm
ingham, Ollie Belt, Fife Owens, Myrtle
Owens Estelle Havenner, Mary Shipley
Annie Gilbert, and Messrs. Charles fudge
Clifford Jenkins, Fred Lanham, Uptor
Lohr, Arthur fudge. The invited friend:
| were: Miss Nellie Butler. Stella Belt
| Mr.. Lloyd Jenkins, Harry Buscher anc
| Charlie Gilbert. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Timberlake o.
1117 K street northwest had as theil
guests during the past week Misses Bes
sic, Nina and Grace Minshall of Piedmont
| w. Va. Mrs. Timberlake entertained he
visitors with several delightful theate
| parties and informal teas. The young
ladies returned home today.
Mr. and Mrs. o. w. Bradt have issue,
| invitations for the marriage of thei
daughter, Susan Catharine, to Mr.. Eanes
Huyett Wednesday, February %, at thei
residence, 1923 22d street at 1880 pm.
Mr.. j. H. Purdy of Stoneleigh Court will
entertain at a large dinner at RauScher'
tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs William Phelps Emo will
give musicale tonight.
| Some of the dancing events next weel
| will be given by Mrs. Frederick Stevens
Monday night; the Bachelors cotillior
Wednesday, and the sixty couple, Friday
Justice and Mrs. Harlan. the Cuban min
lister and Mrs. Quesada, Secretary an
| Mrs. Hitchcock, Senator and Mrs Dry
den Representative and Mrs. Sibley, MI
and Mrs. Henry May Miss Gale Mr.. an
Mrs. George Huff, the Chinese minister
Col. and Mrs. Cromwell will give dinner
| or luncheons. Mrs. Frederick Steven
will again entertain Friday night at
musicale.
Mrs. Walter E. Hilton. 1920 u stree
northwest, will be at home Monday mex
the 10Th instant, from to pm.
Mrs. Walter Hieston has taken a
apartment at Stoneleigh Court for tn
spring to be near her mother Mrs. Wn
Hayden, who has been dangerously i'll.
Mrs. Jean F. P. des Garennes will not r.
ceive this coming Monday, but will be
home for the last time this season on MOI
| | day next. February q, when she will hay
: as her guest Madame Lorando.
!. Owing to her recent illness, from whit
e she is slowly recovering, Mrs. Herman
!, | van Sender of 1744 K street will not ha'
! any formal reception days this season.
i Mrs. J. D. Young, 1857 street, will
n | Of hopna Thursday the to &