Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-21
Red roses formed the centerpiece and red
shaded candles burned In the candelabra.

Red roses formed the centerpiece and red
shaded candles burned In the candelabra.
Mrs Howard s. Reside has cards out
for tea Friday. February %. to Z.
Miss Grace Day entertained at the home
Of Senator and Mrs Martin, who are her
brother-in-law and sister. at luncheon.
Her guests were Madame Quesada, Mre.
Ttmmons, Mrs. Warren Fairbanks, Miss
sieber.' ms, Miss Barnes Miss Pauline Ma
derson. Miss Hancock of Virginia and Miss
Mcnwaine. Mrs. Martins house guest.
Miss Annie Rose Walker Of s.oneleigh
Court will not be at home this Friday.
Surgeon General Rixey was host last
night at dinner at the New Willard IN
honor of ex-Surgeon General Baron Tagaki
OF Japan. Among those present were sec
rotary Hioki of the Japanese legation; DR.
Takamine of New York, Medical Director
Wise, president OF the Naval Medical
School: Medical Directors Boyd Du Bots,
Lowering. Price and Fitzsimmons, and Sur
geons Russell, Berryhill. Gatewood. Pryor
and Braisted.
of the imperial japanese navy. His sue
cessful efforts in stamping out the dreaded
'beri-beri in the Japanese navy in 1884
won for him the title Of baron from the
Emperor of Japan.
He is graduate Of st. Thomas and
fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons
of London, and founded the naval hosptai
of Japan. He is also the head OF the Char-
It's Hospital, of the Toxic Hospital, ana
of the Charity Hospital Medical school OF
Toxic. He is member of the mouse ol
peers of Japan.
Mrs. James F. Hood. 1917 o street north
west will not receive tomorrow, but VIII
be at home during the month of March.
Mrs. Stockton Voorhees,. will not be at
home tomorrow.
For more than four hours last night the
telegraphers of Washington entertainer
their friends at a dance in Acker Hail
1927 10th street northwest One of the fea-
lures of the evening was rattle In Whlch
a big cake was the prize. The contest was
among three young women, MISS myers
Miss Nolan and Miss Patton. After the
first count il was found that Miss Myers
and Miss Patton We're tied for the prize
The box was opened and more votes regis
tered which resulted In second tie TOR the
Young women. and after a third count MISS
Lucy Patton was declared winner of the
cake Much of the success OF the enter
tainment was due Miss Jennie Nolan, VINO
made 1t point to see that every one mao
good time and that the young people be-
came acquainted. The committee in charge
of the entertainment consisted OF william
NJ Patton. Miss Jennie Nolan. Mrs. A q.
,Guthridge and Messrs. Fox, Hoyer, queen
and Dolan.
The Radium Club, organized last summer
at Colonial Beach Va, and composed OF
young people of this city, held It's farewell
meeting, after a very successful social sea-
son, preparatory to an extended adjourn
ment Friday evening last at the home in
LIE Droit Park of the Misses Carr, active
members of the organization.
The club will meet again about midsum-
mer incidental to a sojourn at the beach,
where frvolities and pleasures will reign
supreme. The members, led by the Misses
Carr were conducted to the dining room,
where dainty and varied assortment OF
delectables was awaiting them. Toast
making was INDUCED in to the success OF
the club and the retiring officers.
The members of the club present were:
Mr.. Clarence E. Sis president; Miss Abbie
Johnson, vice president; Mr.. James II.
Baden, financial secretary; Miss Clara
Mae Rechenbach, recording secretary;
Misses Mary B. and Louise Carr, Eugenia
and Ida Johnson. Claudina Regina Ed
wards. Cecilia Nalley and honorary mem
Der, Miss Rebecca Wallace of Ohio; and
Messrs. F. B. Lincoln, Walter A. Nelson,
c. i. Nelson, George MacLain. Walter l..
and Thomas L. Furbershaw. and honorary
member, J. a. Moore of this city
Mrs Moncure Burke will not be at home
tomorrow.
The Washington auxiliary of the Ma
tional Indian Association will hold their
twenty-fourth anniversary meeting at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. Collins, 2olO
Wyoming avenue, Friday, February %.
from 3 to 3 pm. Social hour from to 4,
followed by addresses and music. All in
terested in Indian affairs are invited to be
present.
Miss Mary Marsh and Miss McNeal from
Rochester n. Y, are visiting Mrs. II. g.
Hamilton 1889 18th street Miss Marsh is
member OF the Iro0dpuuOit Chapter ID.
A. r., and is soprano solost in the Central
Church of that city. Miss McNeal is
pianist. and both ladies members of the
Tuesday Musical Club of Rochester.
Mrs Clarence Eugene Doyle, 1857 Park
road, will be at home tomorrow for the last
time until after Lent
Mrs. Thomas G. Simpson. assisted by
Mrs. w. Tolson. entertained at luncheon
Saturday afternoon at her residence, 42i
Spring street, Anacostia, d. c. The dining
room in red, and the lunch most
daintily served midst red carnations. palms
and ferns Vocal and instrumental music
preceded the game. The first prize was won
by Miss Jennie BARLEY, and the BOBBY
by Mrs. E. B. Evans Among those invited
We're Mrs F. L. Lewton Miss Catherine
Aibay of Buffalo, Miss Robena Faulkner,
Miss Jennie BARLEY Mrs. e. B. Evans.
Mrs. Warren Tolson, Mrs l.. K. Miller or
Buffalo and Mrs NJ. l.. Newman. recently
returned from the Philippine Islands.
delightful whist party was given Mon
day evening by Mrs. Callens of 519 4th
street northwest. Beautiful prizes were
awarded the winners, after which a bounti-
full supper was served. The evenings en-
tertainment was concluded with comic rec
itations and readings by Mrs Francsfort.
Mrs McCumber, wife of Senator Nc
Cumber. Will not be at home tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Quincy Smith have re-
turned to Washington from their Jamaica
trip and are again at 2024 r street.
Miss Sallie Vest Jackson. granddaugh-
ter of the late Senator Vest of Missouri
who has been the guest Of Miss Laura
Sylvester. daughter of Major and Mrs
Richard Sylvester, for the past six weeks
is visiting her many friends here prior to
taking her departure for ST Louis. Miss
Jackson will be accompanied on her re-
turn by Mrs George G. Vest, who is visit
ing relatives near Baltimore.
Florence Fairfield. the young daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Fairfield of De |
Sales street, is i'll as yet with scarlet !
fever
Mrs EpOn a J[onrner Mrs Conrad IT