Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-12


Miss Bessie B. Silverthorn, Mrs Joseph
B. Mickey, Miss Minnie F. Mickey. Miss
Annie B. Patten. Mrs. l.. ]. Young Withee.
DR.. NJ. s. Iseman. DR.. and Mrs. Wood, Mss
Marie F. Ryerson OF the Newark Evening
News and member Of the New Jersey Wo-
mans Club: Mrs Grace Porter Hopkins
and Mrs. Annie Riley Hale. Mrs. Hoxie
sang several beautiful songs to airs she had
with gems of art. and with the finest stat
uary of her own creation. the West and
"Sappho' being especially notable. Mrs.
Jamison will remain as the guest OF Mrs.
Hoxie for few days longer. and will be
glad to receive the friends who will call.
Mrs Myron NJ Parker will be at home
tomorrow, the 18TH and 21th but not on
Tuesday. the Goth.
Mrs. Charles Lyman and Miss Lyman of
1243 New Jersey avenue will not be at
home tomorrow the 18th. but Will receive
Tuesday, the Goth, for the last time this
season.
Mrs. John Cammack of Brightwood ave-
nue. will not be at home tomorrow, but VIII
receive the Tuesdays following.
The eighteenth birthday of Irwin Prid-
geon was celebrated on the 9th instant at
the residence of his sister, Mrs ]. J. Fowler,
SO street northwest. After participating
in various games the guests proceeded into
the banquet hall. which was artistically
decorated, where refreshments were oounl-
fully served
Piano solos were beautifully rendered by
Misses Callahan. Bennett and Mr.. Harry
Moore.
Among those present were: Misses
Frances Bennett, Eoline Edelin,, May EIDE
lin. Ida Hayes, Mary Sullivan, Elizabeth
Wise Mamie Hardell, Lillian Callahan,
Margaret Boudren. Charlotte Seigel and
Messrs. Wade. Skinner BENJAMIN Davis s
William Robey, Harry Moore. Frank Hon-
man, Joseph Anderson, John Mitchell
Thomas Barrie and Mr.. Hall
Mrs. Edwin C. Madden and Mrs. Wash
ington Gardner will be at home tomorrow
They will have with them Mrs. Gardners
daughter, Mrs. H. B. Parker. Mrs VIM
McKnew. Mrs. Susanna Oldberg, Mrs Al
lister Cochrane, Mrs. A. F. Dinsmore, Mrs.
The following congressional ladies at the
Ebbtt House will receive tomorrow from
to 6: Mrs. Holiday, Mrs. CLANCY and MSS
CLANCY of Indiana, Mrs. James T. Robin
son of Arkansas Mrs. Campbell Slemp and
Miss Slemp of Virginia. Mrs. Welborn OF
Missouri and Mrs. Gudger of North Caro-
lima.
Friday evening last surprise birthday
party was rendered to Mr.. David T. Cooper
at his residence. 1851 18th street north
west. Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Benz. F. Linthicum, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Suter. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Halliday, Mr.
and Mrs. Ben L. Williams, Mrs. Walter E.
Williams, Mrs. Laura ]. 7. Cook, Mr. and
Mrs ]. g. Saunders, Mrs. Carrie Hobbs,
Misses Ora May Hobbs Lila Suter and Mr..
David r. Llnthicum. Mr. Phil E. Strictly,
Mr.. F. Fink and Mr.. George b. Williams
and Mr. and Mrs. David T. Cooper. After
congratulations a delightful supper was
served, the decorations being in pink and
white.
Mrs Katherine L. Egan entertained a.
luncheon today at the Cairo in honor OF
Mrs. Donald Mclean. A number of other
guests were asked In to a musicale this
afternoon.
Mrs. Augustus P Crenshaw will not be
at home Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs B. F. Edwards held house
warming at their new residence in Win
throp Heights Saturday evening. There
was a large number of their friends pres
emit, who after indulging In progressive eu-
chre listened to a n1-'Hal program by Mrs.
Frank Rousseau, Mrs. l. H. Patterson,
Miss Viola Matlock, Miss NJ. c. Fuller and
Miss Zula Edwards. Among those present
were Col o. G. Staples. Mr.. and Mrs. F.
E. Rapp, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilton Harvey, Mr..
and Mrs. L. II. Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Rousseau, Mrs. n. NJ. Fuller, Mrs
A. B. Matlock. Misses NJ. c. Fuller Viola
Matlock, Zula S. Edwards and Messrs. Mil
ton Moves, w. E. Bolen and Carleton Ed
wards. Euchre Syizes were won by Miss
M. c. Fuller and Col. o. G. Staples.
Mrs. T. P. Kane, 1881 Cincinnati street.
will receive Thursday next from 8 to 8.
Mrs. John Crayke Simpson will not re-
ceive tomorrow.
DR.. Thomas L. Macdonald entertained at
dinner Saturday evening Representative
William Alden Smith, Mr.. Spencer Gen.
John NJ. Wilson, Capt. H. w. Hodges, U.
S. N; Commissioner Henry L. West, Gen.
George B. Williams. Mr.. William E. Curtis,
Mr.. Rudolph Kaufman, Mr.. Willis l..
Moore, Mr.. William B. Hlbbs Mr.. John c.
Head, Mr.. Raymond Patterson and Maj.
John NJ Carson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Fairfield entertained
at dinner Saturday evening at their home
on De Sales-street, when their guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Schuyler of New York, Mrs.
Chouteau of ST. Louis, Nine. Pezet, Mr..
Pastor, charge d'affaires of Spain; Capt.
Pepperman and Mr.. John Seibert.
Mrs. Smith, wife Of Representative
George W. Smith of illinois, will be at
home to her friends tomorrow, Tuesday,
February ID, at her residence, 1913 Column
bia road, from TO 6. Mrs. Smith will be
assisted by Mrs. Terrell, Mrs. Poor, Miss
Poor Mrs. Charles Perry Miller Mrs. Alex
ander G. Bentley, Mrs. Chapman, Miss
Lilly and Miss Virginia Berry.
Miss Gladys Holly of Greene avenue,
BrooklynI Is NlSltlls MI. anu MIS- Aeelel'
Cincinnati people say that among Mr..
Longworth's accomplishments his violin
PLAYING is remarkable. He was from boy
hood pupil of the great Italian virtuoso
Tomasso Tosso. In his Harvard days MI
Longworth was a star performer IN the
glee club. The last time he played In pub
lie was at reception given by the May
flower Society at the Avondale Club few
years ago.
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Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Clarence E. Bates and Susie Canter.
James C. Mayo and Oclar Carter, both of