Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-20


northwest. last evening, when Mr. and
Mrs. Lacey celebrated the twentieth an
niversary of their marriage and their
daughter celebrated her nineteenth birth
I day. The reception was held in the parlor
| OF the home. after which the evening WAS
| spent in games and a general good time
| the dining room.
Among those present were Mr. Harry
| Rnpertus, Miss Marie and Hattie Randall.
| Mr. Carl Xander. Mr.. and Mrs. Rupertus.
| Mr.. Kidweil. Miss Alma Schuman. Mr..
| Chester NJ. Smith. Mr.. Maxwell Ryan. Mrs.
| Martha Jarfoe, Miss Mary Jarboe Mrs
| Cook, Mr.. and Mrs William Saunders, Mr..
| Frank Garner, Mr.. George Jarhoe Miss
| Florence Schuman, Miss Gretchen Birch,
| Mrs Birch, Mr.. John Birch. Miss Ruth
| Palmer. Mr.. and Mrs. Fountain, Mr.. John
| Palmer, MIR. William and John Williams,
| Miss Gertie Rupertus. Miss Josie Williams,
Mr.. William Clever, Mr.. Clifford Smith.
Miss Martha Rupertus Mr.. Hugh ]. Lin
| thicum. Mr.. J. Woodward. MIR. Grant
; Smith. Mr.. J. Rupertus, Miss Mamie Ruper-
| tus, Mrs. Irene Reilly, Mrs. Clever. Mrs. c.
| Smith. Mrs. McKenna. Mr.. Frueman. Miss
| Myrtle Chewing. Miss Cook. Mr.. John Bray
| lor and Air and Mrs. Morris p. DAILY
| Mr. and Mrs. D. NJ Reed entertained
| few of their friends at their home, 1872 2d
| street southeast, on Friday evening. Pro-
! gressive euchre was enjoyed until a late
| hour, afterward supper was served. Among
! those present were Misses Nellie. Dora and
! Minnie Hicks, Miss Gertrude Cotter, Mrs.
| Ida Diamond. Miss Nellie Gessford Miss
LEILA and Marian Eliason. Mrs. Bob Hicks.
! Charles Dorsey. Frank Dorsey, Charles G.
Burton and Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ. Reed.
A valentine luncheon was given by Mrs.
| NJ. Towers at her home Thursday last.
| when she entertained the ladies of the
| tily decorated with viOlets and hearts.
| Covers were laid for twelve favors being
| small hearts tied with ribbon. The guests
present We're Mrs William Bailey, Mrs.
| Lewis Dare, Mrs. George May. Mrs. Edwin
| Jones, Mrs Walter Ridenour. Mrs II.
| Truly. Mrs. II. Barrel, MRS. Z. Bailey and
Mrs. William kimmel.
Mr. and Mrs D. S Pollock of Irving
street, Brookland entertained a small party
of friends at card party Saturday eve;>hg.
| February Il, in honor of the second ami
versary of their marriage. Thosa present
were Mr.. and Mrs Charles f. Springer,
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ryan, Mr.. and Mrs,
| Charles +. Wells, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
| Sprngstead Mrs. Sargent, Miss Wells. Mr..
Horace Dulin. Miss Sargent. Prizes were
won by Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan, Mr.. Spring
stead and Mrs. Springer A midnight
luncheon was served, the table decorations
being in red and gold, with narcissus and
red tulip floral decorations.
Mrs. Edward Dom and the Misses Dom.
1TGS 10th street, will be at home tomorrow
Mrs William Douglas-Campbell and Mrs.
Peyton Lewis Adams and infant daughter
Evelyn of the Emery are on visit to Mr.
Adams parents, at Buckeystown, Nd.
Mrs. ]. Van Ness Ingram of Capitol Hill
was hostess at one of the prettiest recep-
lions of the season yesterday afternoon
Assisting Mrs. Ingram were Miss Toulson
the Misses Ingram. the Misses Bartlett
Miss Bride. Mrs. Sharp Miss Wyckline ana
Miss Tobin of Kentucky
A happy crowd gathered at the residence
of Mrs Pauline Walter, on Harrison street
Anacostia, for the purpose OF celebrating
the birthday of the hostess, who was the
recipient of q large number OF handsome
and useful presents, with good wishes from
the givers. Singing and dancing were in
dulged in until late hour, after which re-
freshments were served. Among those pres
ent We're: Mrs. Pauline Walter, Mrs. Henry
Klinge Mrs Ida s. Kurtz. Mrs. Oscar Rob-
ert, Mrs. f. Ermold, Mrs. Agnes Meyers,
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Cormick. Mr. and Mrs
John Thompson, Miss Josephine Ermold
Miss Leola Hopkins. Mr.. b +. Schubert,
Mr. John Mcfarland. Mr.. Henry Ermold.
Mr.. William Walter, Master Reginald
Kurtz Master Edwin Cormick and Master
Arnold Knochinhauer.
Mrs Chrlsty will not be at home Shrove
Tuesday but will see friends today, to 4,
the Carrolton, Willard street northwest be-
tween 7 and U, 18th and 18th streets.
Mrs. Randolph J. Geare, 1918 Columbia
road viii be at home for the last time this
season Wednesday, February p. Mrs
Geare Will nave Will IleI AhiS. Spencer lSoti
of New York who will be glad TO see all
Of her friends.
Mrs. C. H Wiesse. wife of Representative
c. H. Wiesse of Wisconsin, and Mrs. l.. ].
Smythe will be at home from to 6 Feb
ruary %, March and 80.
The Misses Butterfeld, from Vermont,
will be at home tomorrow with Mrs. Da-
venport at $40 I street
Mrs. Sue NJ. Caldwell of Wheeling w.
Va, is visiting her sister, Mrs. j. {. Ten
nent at the Royalton.
Mr. and Mrs. sigmund Dirnfeld will be
at home the remaining Tuesday and Sun
day evenings in February.
Mrs. Joseph e Kuhn of 1874 NJ street
has gone to Atlantic City for an indefinite
stay.
Miss Bernardine Roth entertained a num-
her of guests last evening at her residence,
1893 It'll street. Music and games were en-
joyed until late hour, and refreshments
were served. Those who were present were
Misses A. Johnson. E. Parker, A Barnes.
K. Kellogg, V. Algodlia; Messrs. Tommy
Shirt. L. Kengla. J. Mcdonnell. I. John
ston. B. Bulletin, J. Skidu, A. Ziggler and
Bernardine Roth.
Mrs. NJ A Carleton has with her this
winter her mother, Mrs. r. d. Taught, and
will be informally at home to friends We'd
nesday afternoon, February 81.
Mrs Edward P Goodrich will not be at
home Wednesday afternoon.
The Yomo Dancing Club was given
unique valentine party at the residence OF
their president. Mr.. Raymond e. Horn who
was ably assisted by the secretary and
treasurer, Mr.. w. T. Simpson. Invitations
will shortly be issued for their next dance
March T.
Misses Lottie Eisel and Ruth Kaufman.
Baltimore, were guests of Mrs. Eliza A.
Davis Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. p. G. Schafer and her two daugh-
ters left this morning for West Point
where they will spend week enjoying the
festivities of the "Hundredth Night" play
and ball.
Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses have been issued to the