Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-25

Fred Prinzham. George Smith. Harry
Kaiser Mr.. Sharp. Mr.. Wood and hr.
Scott of New Hork.
Mrs. Henry Hunt Mckee viii Doe at home
at 127 18th street southeast tomorrow for
the last time this season. She viii have
with her Misses ROsalie and Katharine
Malln Of Philadelphia.
The Bloomlugdale Debating Society mot
at the residence of Mr.. J. 3. Corridan,
1913 North Capitol street northeast Satur-
day February II. The topic for debate was
Resolved, that the Monroe doctrine should
remain a part OF the permanent foreign
policy of the United States The debaters
were: Negative, y. T. WoTley and J. D.
COrridan: Affirmative. W. G. Hammett and
e. r, Baker. The negative side put up
fine debate and the judges, Messrs. Houck.
Turner. Nichols and 9. IOmpklns awarded
them the decision after being out but few
minutes. The next debate Will be held 1t
the residence of Mr.. Lee ]. Turner, IL =
street northwest. Saturday. March 3. Tho
topic for debate viii be Resolved. that the
life Of Napoleon is not indcfensible.' Messrs.
Brkle, Murphy and CorTidan have the al
irmative, while Messrs. Houck. Busey and
Appleman will speak for the negative. Az
te rthe debate Mrs. Corridan served the de-
baters and their friends refreshments.
Mrs. James Lansburgh Of 251f l4th street
northwest VIII be at home for the last time
this season tomorrow.
Miss O'Brien and Mrs G. Langdou Whit
ford of 1909 Girard street. formerly Prince
ton, Will be a home Tuesday from 4 90 q.
Mr. c. Bennett and AIr A D. Bennett ot
80 II street northwest entertained the Maine
Euchre and Pleasure Club at a eurhre
party on George Washugton's birthday.
The successful contestants for prizes were
Mrs. j. +. Kelley and MI 7. +. Bennett.
first; Miss Irene Brown and Mr.. c. Ben,
nett second. Miss Lillian Drake and ME-
c. Ross, consolation. The dining room was
beautifully decorated in American flags
and palms the table decorations being
cherry trees and George Washington
hatchets. Refreshments were served, after
which several vocal and piano selections
were rendered by the guests. Among those
present were: Mr. and Mrs. I. d. Bennett,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Bennett, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Bennett Mr. and Mrs. II. Y. Hunt Mr.
and Mrs. ;. F. Kelley Mrs. J. Dreamer
Mrs. NJ. /. Armstrong. Mrs NJ. Allen, Mrs
NJ. Murphy, Miss Irene Brown, Miss Lillian
Drake, Miss Bessie Bishop Miss @ Kramer
Miss May Kelley, Miss B. Coleman, Mr.. A.
A. Bishop, Mr.. T. E. Bennett, Mr.. W. WILL
hanson, Mr.. NJ W. Kelley. Mr. w. l.. QUE
sada, Mr. NJ. w. Kelley, Mr.. c. Ross Mr.
f. Ourand. Mr.. G. Ourand. Mr.. p. King.
Mr. w. Bennett Mr.. 3. Bishop.
The Blue Bell Club gave mask party
Friday, February %, at the homo Of its,
secretary. Miss Grace Hazard, 1904 street
southeast. Games and music were psrtici-
pated in until late hour, when supper was
We're tastefully decorated in red. white
and blue. Among those present were
Misses Alice Darr, Clara Byron, Alma
Humphrey, Irene Callan Meta Carrick,
Emily Jefferries. Winona Prender and
Messrs. Frank Woodneld, Robert Tonlin.
Frank Bohanon. Felix Farley, Claire LOhr.
Fred Caldwell. Ferdinand Darr and Charles
Stern. Teh club members present were
Misses Elsie, Elizabeth and Sophia Monroe,
Marie and Rose Ardeesed Grace Hazard,
Ruth and Frances Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
c. Hazard, Samuel Hazard and Miss Alma
Hazard, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bradford and
daughter Elizabeth.
Mrs Redwood Vandegrift will be at homo
tomorrow to the ladies Of st. GATHERINGS
Guild.
A charming luncheon was given by Mrs.
Edwin Jones at her home Thursday to the
ladies of the Wisterfa Euchre Club. The
dining room was very attractive, with the
American flag draped throughout and large
jardinieres of ferns The table was prettily
and artistically decorated with tiny silk.
flags. A large Ratchet was suspended FROM
the chandelier tied with ribbons and with
clusters OF tiny flags. A huge bowl of ferns
formed centerpiece for the table. Covers
were laid for twelve. Favors were small
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