Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-18


worden. w. Nc Elrace, F. Hanlon and E.
Green.
Mrs NJ. l. Weller of 4os Seward Square,
Capitol Hill. gave a euchre party Thurs
day night for the benefit of the Casualty
Hospital
The alumpae of st. Cecelia's Academy
gave a delightful euchre party Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charles A
Mccarthy, Seward Square, Capitol Hill.
On Friday evening last Master Edwin
Mess of 81 Rhode Island avenue cele-
of his parents. The evening was spent
in playing games. after which refresh
ments were served. The parIors and din
ing room were tastefully decorated with
ported plants and cut flowers Miss Pat
tie Williamson from North Carolina as
sisted in the entertainment by reclelng
present were Miss Marie Ashford, MISS
Mary Willoughby, Miss Ruth Sears, MISS
Lois Meek. Miss Theima Payne, MISS
Emma Melln, Miss Regina Murphy. Miss
Nellie " Mess, Masters Benjamin Harlan,
Monroe Tutthill, Lawrance Jones, Herman
Blau. Edward Mullin, Blynn Weldon,
Ralph Wolfe, Mrs. l.. j. Dearborn OF Mat
tawamkeag, Maine and Albert B. Mess OF
Harrisburg, Pa.
Mrs H. Edwin Rainals Kondrup will be q t
home for the last time this season tomor-
row.
Mrs Arthur Cranston has returned to
Washington and will be with her parents,
Col and Mrs. George ". Paschai 1913
Rhode Island avenue during Capt. Gran
ston's absence.
Mrs. Melville NJ Moffett will not be at
home Monday, February IL, but Will pe az
home Mondays February 26 and Marcn D.
Mrs. Watkins of Springfield, Ohio, Will De
with her.
rr-,,,Iy u o. 1887 cal
vert street viii be at home Thursday, Feb
ruary %.
Mrs Ben De Mier Miller. 2I23 street
northwest will be at home Tuesday, FEB
rnary 20. and also the following Tuesday
informally.
Miss Laura Alberta Jacobs of Rochester,
n Y. who has ueen visiting Mrs. 5. z. Abb
bott returned home last night
Mr.. and Mrs Mortimer II. Acheson wei
coined several hundred friends Thursday
afternoon at the Cumberland. Those as
sistiug were Mrs. Jules Demonet, Ars: w
NJ Dove. Mrs. r. G.. Donaldson Mrs John
Shoemaker, MIS-. w Il. nHd1i?I, @ "
George Gardner and Mrs. Oscar Ricketts,
Mrs. John A. Sutherland is the guest OF
DIR. and Mrs Albert Evans. Mrs: Evans
will be at home Monday, assisted pS MIS-
Sutherland
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Chester gave
dinner last evening to Miss sylvia NildeF'
Among the other guests were Misses A lSA1
andrine Fitch, NJ rim Crosby, Butter louise
Maxwell Elsie Moon of New York ana MIS-.
c. NJ Chester. ir, Col. Raspopoff, Russian
military attache; Captain fehtoI SQoog
Lieut. Ulysses S. Grant, I'D; Lieut.. Moon
Mr. linton Alexander and Mr.. Arthur Moon
of New York.
Past Fl. p. and Mrs. Robert Armour We're
Chapter No. I, Royal Arch Masons, last
evening at 920 18th street.
Rev. DR.. Robert Coltman and wife of
Kansas are visiting their nephew l.. VIII
loughby Moon.
Mrs. Forbes will be at home tomorrow
from 3 to e. assisted by her guest, Mrs.
VIM. A. Megrath of New York. and daugh-
tiers, Mrs. II. w. Silsby and Miss Forbes IL
street northwest.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kafka spent last
week in New York and Philadelphia.
Mrs. D. Strauss of Ills U street north
west will leave for Atlantic City on Tues
day. She will accompany her parents, Mr.
and Mrs s. Herman.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Greenberg of Balt-
more who were visiting Mr. and Miss
Krauskopf of $50 Westminster street, have
Iclui hSC " l4lS4i 4iciAAN'
Miss Flora Gauss goes to Baltimore this
week TO spend the 22d with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs A. M. FisheI entertained
the Merry Ten at their home last Sunday
evening.
Miss Edna Weyl has returned to her home
I'm this city after a very enjoyable visit of
two months with relatives in New York
She also spent several days in Baltimore
en- route.
Mr.. Edgar Behrend of 1441 Rhode. Island
avenue northwest is visiting relatives in
Baltimore
Miss AIine Lansburgh is the guest of Mrs.
William Elkin in New York, and later on
will be with her sister, Mrs. Myer Singer.
Mrs. Sol Meyer, Massachusetts avenue
northwest, entertained at valentine tea
Tuesday afternoon. The decorations were
I'm red and the place cards were of red
hearts, lettered in gilt. Those present were
Miss Lennie Scharf of st. Louis Mo; Mrs.
Phil King Mrs. Gercon Nordlinger, Mrs.
Sol Minister, Mrs. Sydney c. kaufman, Miss
Helene Eiseman and Miss Helene Engel.
A large whist and euchre party was held
on Tuesday night at the Lyceum in Alex
andria. It was under the auspices of the
Alexandra section, Council of Jewish Wom-
en-.
Mrs A NJ. Fishel will not be at home
Thursday evenings, February %, and March
l. but will be at home the following Thurs
day evenings during the season.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Eighth Street
Temple gave a euchre and whist party
Tuesday night at Acher's Hall on 10th
street There were quite a number of
prizes given, Mrs Julia Luchs being the
winner of the first whist prize and Miss
Carrie IIirsh carrying off the first euchre
prize.
Mr. and Mrs. l. l.. Blout have returned
from a trip to Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs Rudolf Behrend have taken
an apartment at the Huntington, on 18th
street Mrs. Behrend will be at home on
Fridays during the season.
Miss Della Fishel returned home yester-
day after a delightful visit with friends in
Indianap polls. She spent few days in Bal
timore on her way TO this city
The marriage of Miss Irene Sickle. who
Is well remembered here, and Mr.. Abe Fest
of Newark, n. j., took place at the home
of the bride 1896 Grand boulevard Chicago,
ILL.,. on Wednesday evening, February IA.
Only a family party and intimate friends