Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-04
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Willard Brown and others. violin solo was
played by Corneiia Parker, and a group or
childrens songs were sung by Mrs. j. II.
Diekema. wife of Judge Diekema of Mich
igan. The play was prepared and rendered
under the direction of Miss Bess Tilson.
Those in the audience were Representative
Charles E. and Mrs. Townsend, Representa-
tive j. NJ. and Mrs Davidson, Representa-
tive J. V. and Mrs. Graft, Representative
and Charles McGavin, Judge J. T. and
Mrs. Wood, e. NJ. Thomas. Representative
J. N. Gardner and Miss Gardner, Mrs. ana
Miss Penfield. wife and daughter of Judge
Penfield, ex-solicitor of the State Depart
ment; DR.. and Mrs Gillett, Representative
George A. and Mrs. Loud. Representative
and Mrs. Wilson, Representative q. 5.
Legiare, Representative L. NJ. and Mrs.
Dale and Miss Dale Representative and
Mrs. Ellis. Maj. Alexander Mcdowell, Rep
resentative e. Nj. and Mrs. Pollard, Repre-
sentative A l.. and Mrs. Hamilton. Repre-
sentative Charles E. and Mrs. Burke, Mrs.
W. c. Loudenslager, Mr. and Mrs. B. II.
Miller. Representative Ralf Cole. Governor
and Mrs. Mauser of Vermont. Mr.. warner
Ellis. Miss Florence Springer and Mrs. e. M.
Crumpacker.
Mrs. Williams wife OF Representative
John Sharp Williams, has returned from
trip to Mississippi. Mrs Williams has not
decided when she will receive, but expects
to do so later in the season.
Mrs. James Hughes, wife OF Representa-
tive Hughes of West Virginia, will receive
for the last time at her apartments in the
Rochambeau Tuesday next.
Mrs, Harry woodward. wife of Repre-
sentative Harry woodward of West yir-
ginia, will receive next Tuesday for the
last time this season at the Roohambeau.
Mrs. Charles Treat and daughter have
gone to East Orange. N. j., to spend several
months.
Mr.. Godoy the Mexican minister to Cuba,
left Friday for Cuba with his family. The
two eldest sons will remain in the city
for the present.
Gen. and Mrs Allen are giving a dinner
on the 14th In honor of Miss Beatrice Aver,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Aver of
Boston, who Is now their guest Mrs. Allen
will chaperone her daughter, Miss Allen,
who is among the charming girls introduced
this winter. and Miss Aver to the gradua-
ton bali at the Naval Academy. Miss Aver,
who was debutante last winter was given
cotillfon by her mother early last month
at her home on Commonwealth avenue,
Boston, which Representative Butler Ames
led. After her visit here Miss Aver will
accompany her parents to Nassau.
Mrs. William H. Holmes of 1444 Belmont
street will be at home Mondays, February
and 10, only this season.
pleasant event was a dance given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry F. Badgley at their
nome In Grange, Baltimore county, Md,
January 20, the occasion being the eighth
anniversary of their marriage. The dance
was held In newly erected building which
was beautifully decorated with palms. cut
MOWERS, trailing vines and flags while from
the rafters We're suspended Chinese lanterns
or various colors and shapes, making the
whole scene of great beauty Since TAX
| Ing up their residence In that part of Mary
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have been quite popular with old and young
| alike, and their house has held many a gay
party, but 1t seems that special efforts were
made for the enjoyment and entertainment
or their many guests and the result was a
scene of mfrth and merriment which lasted
| from early eve until early morn, and will
| long remain a pleasant memory in the
minds of those present
The charming young hostess was beauti-
| fully dressed in a princess gown of laven-
| der satin and white lace, and was assisted
| In receiving her guests by her sisters the
misses M. Augusta and Nell ]. Huntsberry
| and Miss Ida Long of Washington. D. c.
| ana the Misses Susie Lusby and Helen Bier
| bower of Baltimore, Md
During the evening refreshments vyera
| served. The guests numbered nearly 100.
| Mrs. George W. Harvey 923 Massachu-
| sets avenue, and her daughters Mrs Louis
| A. Fischer and Mrs. C. S. Harvey, will be at
| home Thursday, February s.
| Miss Ruth E. Rupp, 923 Massachusetts
| avenue, will be at home Thursday Feb
| ruary 8.
Mrs. w H. sholes will be at home the
| first and second Mondays in February oniv
| Mrs Aubrey H. Staples will be at home
! at the Riggs Tuesday next from to 6.
| Mrs David F. Sanger of 40 II street
| northwest will be at home the remaining
Fridays in February.
The Ladies Auxiliary Society of the
| Eighth Street Temple will hold a regular
| meeting for all its members tomorrow a Fl
| ernoon at 3 O'Clock in the vestry rooms Of
the temple, and will tender all present a
| kaffee klatch
| Rabbi and Mrs. Abram Simon snent Sat
| urday last in Baltimore
| Mrs. Charles Kaufman and son Harold
| ieLt last week for trip west They will
| visit Chicago, st. Louis and Hot Snrinpe
| Ark, and expect to be gone several months
| City. IA a 'i"'i'ic
Miss Theresa Hecht who has heep tho
| guest of Mrs Elias Raft for several weeks
has returned to her home in Baltimore.
Mrs. Rosenberg of Norfolk Va is tha
guest OF Mrs Carl Auerbach on 9Th street.
Mrs. Arthur Nattans of Baltimore spent
last Sunday with friends in this city.
Miss Kate Lee Dolly of Baltimore snent
| couple of days in this city last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Lippman of 900 {,
street northwest entertained q number of
their friends Sunday evening in honor of
| their wooden wedding" Clothespins strung
| on cords We're festooned in the halls and
rooms. the table service being also Of wood.
Many souvenirs of the wedding We're dis
played. :
Mr. Sydney Strauss of Baltimore spent
few days In this city last week.
Mrs. James Lansburgh and Miss Bessie
Lansburgh were at home to their friends
on Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry King have returned
| from a short trip to New York