Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-07
SOCIETY IN THE NATIONAL
CAPITAL AND LSEWE1ERE

nue. northeast, Friday evening. Games and
dancing were enjoyed until a late hour.
Among those present were the Misses Ma
mic Wilson Gertrude Nolan, Flora Worth
Emerald Hermann, Jeanette Nolan and
Florence OConner of New York; Messrs
Henry Melzer. Charles Reese, Otis B. Kent
Myers Han and Guy AMMAN.
Miss Clara L. Palmer of 1883 Columbia
road returned to her home last evening,
after enjoying a round of holiday gayeties
as the guest of Miss Frances H. Leeds
of Philadelphia.
The many friends of Mrs. Hans Robert
will regret to learn Of her departure from
this city for lengthy sojourn at Lake Sar-
anac. Mr.. Hans Roberts will join his wife
there in the spring.
Mrs. Charles Swayzee is visiting in New
York, as the guest of her son and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Farnum SwayZee.
Mrs William Blum and daughter Janice
of 213 18th street southeast and Mrs. Henry
Bernheimer of 6341a l. street northwest
have gone extended trip through
Florida.
Chaperoned by Mrs Leonard Nachman
and Mrs. George B. Clark a large surprise
party was assembled at the house of the
latter, consisting of the intimate friends and
associates of Mrs S. Watson, 1877 n street
northwest A most enjoyable evening was
late hour. beautifully provided by the WIS.,
ttors. With the party were Mr.. and Mrs.
8. s. Kerby, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Mach
man, Mrs. T. Edward Clark and two sons,
Mrs George B. Clark and two daughters,
Misses Clara watson, Amy Smith, Susie,
Rose and Helen Kerby, Emma and Ger
trude Van Horn, Katie Sullivan and Messrs.
]. S. Hayden, Fred Reemy, Harold Mach
man, Christian Van Horn James Walters,
Harry Hauser.
ha Of 10
Siamese legation, will be at home tomorrow
at the Arlington and again on the first
and second Mondays in February.
Mrs Aaron R. Townshend and Miss Ma
ME Gladding will be at home from to
o'clock tomorrow.
Mrs. Carlos Clark Van Leer will be for
mally at home for the last time this season
at the Juniata, 1924 w street, Wednesday,
January 10, from to a.
A New Year watch party was given at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs w. Ramsburgh,
1922 Otis street, Brookland, d, c. A de-
lightful time was spent in vocal and instru-
mental music until the ringing of the New
Year chimes, when the invited guests re-
paired TO the Veranda where they welcomed
the glorious New Year. After the New
Year was welcomed in the usual way all
repaired to the dining room, where a col
laton was served. The house was dec
GRATED in holly, mistletoe and Christmas
bells. Among those present were the Misses
Annie, Maude and Jessie Ramsburg, LOttie
Farmer of Richmond, Va; Della Molloy
Annie Loveday Eva Smith, Miss Johnson
Mesdames w. Ramsburg, f. Hauser j. F.
Smith, and Messrs. w. Ramsburg, F. Dab
Ter, William, Ernest and Harry Hauser
n. Farmer, J. Fitzpatrick and the two Mr.
Wilson's of Richmond, Va.
Mrs F J. Barrett and Miss Barrett will
be at home Wednesday, January 10, IT, 81
and February IA and 81.
The Frying Pan Club were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. V. c, Woodbridge Thurs
day evening last at their residence, 1913
9th street southwest, it being the annual
dinner rendered to the members by the host
and hostess. Speeches, songs and music
were special features of the evening, and
afterward refreshments were served. Among
those present were Rev. and Mrs. John
w. Hoyt jr.. pastor of Faith Chapel: Mr..
and Mrs V. c. Woodbridge. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. A. Bennett Mr. and Mrs. A. n. Dewey,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Scott. Miss blanche
Nef Miss EsteIle Foster Miss Louise
Berndt Miss Maybel Garner, Miss Adeline
Woodbridge, Mr.. Chas. Hafe and Mr.. Les
ter Taylor.
Miss Henry Albert Seymour and the
Misses Seymour will sail Saturday, January
Is, on the KONG Albert, 70 spend the win
ter in Italy.
Mrs. James Page. 1882 Massachusetts ave-
nue. northwest, will be at home Thursdays
in January.
Miss Jessie BesseIievre of @15 f street
northeast entertained the Trolley Euchre
Club at her home Saturday night After a
closely contested game Of progressive eu-
chre the victory was scored by Miss Mar
ion GrOgan and Mir. Edward Potter winning
first prizes and Miss Irene Pole and Mr.
Harry Hamilton winning second. The