The Washington times., 1905-04-30

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A euchre party was given on Wedaes-
day evening by the Burnside Relief
Corps, No. 4, 6. y. r., at headquarters,
on Pennsylvania avenue.
Eighteen tables We're in use and the
prizes We're awarded to Mrs. a. Baker.
Miss Nena Palmer, Miss Grace Pea
body. W. b. Green. Mr. Vanderhoof.
Mr. Parker and }. II. Schooly.
AT the conclusion of the games crea m
and cake were served and the remainder
of. the evening was spent in social in
tercourse.
The Nv Y l. T. K Club. of the
first-year class of the Normal School
gave dance Thursday evening. During
the intermission refreshments were
ser Ted.
Those present were Misses f. Dono-
van, c Haneile. c. WeigIe, G. Irwin. e.
L.ikins. VI. Ourand, NJ Bowling. j. Wag
Eer, 2 ChalIice, S. Cove. H. Cove. NJ
Lee, +. Darling, G. Morrison, F. Walker,
f. Noitk, r Ide. Thompson; Messrs
McInturf, Haneke Thomas, Mcleod.
Lawton, Adams. KilIcullen. Robtnette.
/ Rittenhouse. Marsden. Barnes. Brewer,
Walker. horse. Thompson, Mccarthy
Dietrich, Columbus The chaperons were
Misses North. Whitney and Cooling.
4 delightful musicale was rendered the
members of the Hoiyoke College Alum
nae Association Of Washington and
their friends by Mrs Eugene Stevens. at
~ oodshome, Chevy Chase, Md, on
/ the evening Of the 18th inst. Miss Mary
Z, Pond, DR.. Charles l.. Bliss and
Eugene Stevens rendered pleasing selec-
tions, and Mrs. Jennings, character
readings.
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. f, E. Jost, 20S Fourth street south
east, a merry party of little people gath
cred in honor OF her little granddaugh-
ter, Elsie Frances Howe. Games, music.
and dancing Were INDUCED in After
the golden egg had been found and the
prizes awarded the little people repaired
q the dining room, where around d table
prettils decorated in Easter lilies. rab-
bits and eggs, refreshments were
served
The little guests present were Misses
Arreta Ashbury, Katherine Melville.
Elizabeth Smith, BIanch Hanan, Mar
yiaret Burns, Marion SchuIties, Dolores
Burns, Imogene McGaran. Marie Scha-
fer, Ethel Nef. Alcena Brummett. Al
| berta and Frances Murphy. Margaret
Baulncr, Isabel McGee. Elizabeth Brad
ford, Helen Winn, Jnis Cotter. Elise
and Lucille Battle, and George and
! Christian Pickett. Joseph Cotter, Frank
lin 7. Howe third. Sewer Banner, Mar
tin Dempf, Joseph Baumer, Lionel Bat
tie, Otis and Marion Bailey. and Theo-
dore Christian Howe.
The young men of Talloma Parl, gave
a masquerade BAH al Takoma Hall last
night, which proved a great social sue
cess The affair was largely attended
and included Il number OF Washington
ia1s who also join d the masqueraders.
Music was furnished for the occasion
by an orchestra and at the conclusion
OF the fourth dance the nasqueraders
took their places in the grand march
and passed before the judges of the
bail.
number Of new and snappy cos
tunes we're intrud laced and the scene
presented was most attractive one
The judges were DIR. r. H. p Ellis.
Ren G. Davis, and George A. Warren.
At the conclusion OF the grand march
DR.. Ellis addressed the assenbIacc and
awarded the prizes TO the following f0r
the best costumes and make-ups: La
dies. first. Mrs. Belle Jenvey Abrams as
'Popptes Of TIeasure;" second, Mrs. f
Y. Wilcox, as Lady Teazle;" gentle
men. first, Clarence w. Burger, as
'Rubc;' and e, l. Coombs, as General
Washington Mrs. George L. Tarbell,
as the Western Girl" received honor
aole mention. The success OF the ban
was due to the efforts of the following
committees: Committee on arrange
ments-Mrs. Belle Jenvey Abrams, Da-
tus 4. Coon. and Charles Haas Floor
cCmmtt ,ee-GeOrgc L. TarbeI. Norman
Jackson. George e. Miller, Datus f.
Coon, Frank q fdVOrite ard Arthur
4. Jarvis