Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-28
will be at home to their friends. Informally.
Wednesdays. at 1909 Park road Formerly
Whitney avenue).

Mrs. John Tileston Granger again charm
| fngly entertained at a tea yesterday when
| her spacious home on Connecticut avenue
/ was beautifully adorned with flowers. ana
J the hostess was assisted by Mrs. Robert J.
| Wynne. Mrs. Charles Sturtevant. Mrs
Frederick Gray, Miss Margaret WOODWARD
| and Miss Hume.
Mrs. Phetus Sims. wife Of Representa-
tive Sims OF Tennessee. viii receive Iues-
day, January 10. from to q. at her resi-
| dence, l41O Massachusetts, avenue mrs.
| Gins will be assisted by her daughter. MISS
Elizabeth Sims. Mrs. James T. Lloyd anu
| Mrs. Dorsey Shackieford. both OF Missouri.
Mrs. David ]. Brewer will not receive to-
morrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl E vierbuchen of 40
| 10th street northeast had as their guests
last Wednesday evening the following
members of the XVI Euchre Club: Misses
Eatelle Burke. Naomi Bradburn. Mabel
Poston, Clare Martin, Edith Rabbit. lnez
Staley and Messrs Charlie Chambers, John
Dunn, Harry Kern, Clifford E. Kettler.
Robert Lewis and e. Clarence Poston.
Progressive euchre constituted the main
feature Of the evenings entertainment.
After some very closely contested games
the prizes were finally presented to Mrs.
yierbuchen, Miss Estelle Burke. Mr.. Car
ence Poston and Mr. Clifford Kettler. AS
consolation for the strenuous Efforts
which they made for the first prizes,
booty fayors'' were given to Miss Clare
Martin and Mr.. Harry Kern. Following
the euchre the guests were escorted to the
dining room. where they were served by
the hostess with very dainty supper. after
which they adjourned to the parlor, where
Miss Bradburn rendered number of seiec-
lions on the piano and Mr.. John Dunn sang
q few comical and sentimental songs
Dancing closed the evening. The next reg
ular meeting OF the XVI Club will be held
on February at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur Mitchell 1S II street northwest.
Mrs. Harper of 10th street win not be at
home until Monday. February 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney will
give dance tomorrow night in honor OF
Miss Dorothy Whitney. when their new
bali room will be thrown open for the first
time. Miss Whitney on her next trip
abroad will visit her sister, Mrs. Almeric
Paget who is deep In politics while her
husband is working for an election to par
Lament.
Mrs. Miller. wife of Representative ]. M.
Miller of Kansas, entertained at a pretty
luncheon last Tuesday. The floral decora-
Miss Annie Pauline Moore, Miss Dollie Cur
It's Mrs. Bishoff Mrs. Lewis. Miss Mac
milan. Mrs Motif, Mrs. ]. J. Richardson
and Mrs. Wheatley.
Representative and Mrs. Miller gave a
dinner Wednesday. Those present around
| the rOSo-QecKed table were Representative
Charles Curtis and wife of Kansas, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Philip Campbell Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Charles F. Scott, Rep
resentative William Calderhead and sister,
Mrs Foster and Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan.
Mrs Miller will receive for the first time
| on Tuesday at her home, 1918 18th street.
! assisted BY Mrs Campbell of Kansas and
| Mrs. Murdoch
Miss Lola Tillnan. daughter of Senator
Tiliman of South Carolina, has returned to
| the city, to spend the rest Of the congress
sionaI season with her parents at the Colo
| NAL Hotel. Miss Tillman is a talented mu-
| sician. and is contemplating trip to Ger
many to continue her study Of music and
the languages.
Mrs. Grason Carter Of N street northwest
gave card party last Thursday evening n
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Posey. who have late
| ly returned from their wedding tour in the
south.
| Miss Janette Moore of 942 o stree- nortb-
| west gave birthday party last week.
Games were played. Some of those present
were Lillian Miller. Lenora Nelson. Myrtle
| Stone, Francis Robinson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Althouse and others.
Mrs. Frank A. Wolff gave a delightful tea
| Wednesday. The ladies assisting were Mrs.
| Hodgkin. Mrs. Earnest, Mrs. Hoicombe.
| Mrs. Woodruff. Miss Marshall and Miss VIII
| klnSOn. Mrs. NOlH VIII receive the HSu
days in February.
| Mr.. and Mrs S. Breslauer celebrated their
crystal anniversary at their home, 1926 Sth
street northwest, last Sunday evening. The
house was tastefully decorated in red and
green and the couple received many beau
| tiful gifts from their relatives and large
circle of friends. Among the out-of-town
| guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Ad Hamburger,
| Mr. and Mrs. A. Meyer. Mr.. NJ. De Beer,
| Miss Mollie De Beer and Mr.. J. Stansbers
of Baltimore
Mrs Stockton Heth, with her daughters.
Misses Virginia Heth and Pickett Heth,
| were at home Wednesday, from 4 to 6
| o'clock to a large company of official and
resident Washington. They were assisted in
| receiving by the Baroness Won Leistner.
Mrs Earl Ivan Brown, Mrs. Colin Campbell
and Mrs Chester l. Long.
A pleasant birthday party was given by
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Prince to their little
daughter Marie at their home on l street
northwest Music, dancing and games were
| the features of the evening. and were thor
oughly enjoyed. Among the children were a
number of her class from the Calvary Bap-
fist Church. She received quite number of
presents from her little friends. The dining
room was beautifully decorated with cut
| flowers and palms. The children marched
| to the dining room at O'Clock, where re-
| freshments were served.
Mrs. Aline Shane Devin, having returned
| to Washington and located at 1714 l street
northwest will receive formally on the first
and third Thursdays of each month between
now and Lent.
Mrs George D. McCreary will not receive
| Tuesday January 30, as she will be in Phil
adephia until after February /.
| Mrs w. H. Shoes will be at home the
/ first and second Mondays in February only.
Mrs. Sibey will not be at home next Tues
day nor the first Tuesday in February.
Mrs William Fenwick Mattingly will be
| at home to callers Thursdays during the
season at her residence on Cedar street,
| Takoma Park, 3 to 9.
| Mrs Giles G. c.. Simms will receive on
| Wednesday, February IA. assisted by her
| daughters, Mrs William Fenwick Mating
/ " and the Misses Smms.
| Mrs. p p Campbell, wife of Representa-
| tive Campbell of Kansas. will receive
| Tuesday with Mrs. j. NJ. Miller at 3213 18th
| street.
Mr. and Mrs Ailister Cochrane have
| taken the house 2S19 p street for the sea-
son. Mrs. Cochrane will be at home