Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-02

and Mrs. D. 8. Shook. Mr. James W. Nicliol.
Master Arnell Carpenter. Msses Marie
Specthman, Iseuore Lacey, Louise Radx,
Leone Harper and Lulu NiehoL Refresh
ments were served.
The Misses Herman entertained a party
OF friends New Year eve at their home.
All p street northwest. The house was
decorated with Christmas greens and
plants, and games and other amusements
were the order of the evening. At II
O'Clock the guests adjourned to the dining
room, where refreshments were served
from nicely appointed table with covers
for twenty persons. The table was prettily
decorated with pink carnations and white
roRas.
At the midnight hour the new year was
ushered In by all present In the usual good
oid-fashioned way, after which the games
ana amusements were resumed and kept up
until late hour Among those present
We're: Tie Misses kiernan. Edith Brown,
Mae Hoogens. Annie Burns Belle Herman
and Miss Leonard and Messrs. Charles r..
hiernan- Edward krelg, William O'Connor.
Raymond Grace. Edward May. John Ken
| nedy. Patrick Barron James Clark. JOSEPH,
Herman and John Guern.
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Stone of Potomac,
Mo, MO, gave a paper party al their home,
Stoneieigh.i Saturday evening in honor
| OF Misses Virginia ana Iilizabetls Bready.
sisters OF Mrs. Stone. 1t being Christ
mas festival the house was artisticaliy
| draped In red and green crepe paper. holly
and mistletoe. The guests were received
ana ushered into the drawing room by the
! Misses Bready. where The pleasure began.
The large southern veranda was nclosed
and iighted with lanterns and decorated
with evergTeeDs. which made the bail room.
Misses Ciagett and Rabbit played the
piano Tor the dancers. A prize for the pref
test paper dress, which was decided by the
vote of the young men. was given to Miss
Nettie Rabbit, and Miss Claudia Ciagett
won the second prize. At 10 O'Clock the
merry party was invited to the spacious
dinlng room, where they were greeted by
winters emblem-an old snow man stand
| ing IN the center of the large dining table,
with green and red reins Of paper in his
hands extending TO each plate
A calendar was as "a favor for each guest
me collation. was served by Mrs Stone
the hostess, assisted by her mother and
sister. Mrs S. K Bready and Mrs Law
renee Dufeiz. Among those present were:
misses Marie Baldwin. Margaret Baldwin,
Lula Lonely. Catherine Shaw of Washing
ton. Bernice Bready. Virginia Bready.
Elizabeth Bready, Lula Clagett, Jane
Clagett. Margaret Dufeif Violet Clagett.
Claudia Clagett. Nellie Rabbit, Mary Rab-
pitt Loliie Rabbit from Montgomery coun-
~ Messrs. Abner Lonely, William Thomp-
son, Charley Johnson. Earl Baldwin Samuel
Shanks from Washington. Scott Tschiffely
Charles Snouffer. Charles Stone Julian Hos
kinson, Carter Clagett. Hamilton Jones, Ed
dington Bell, Jack Bready from Montgom-
cry county.
Mrs. McMichael of Pittsburg is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Joe King, 603 9th street
northwest. and will be at home THURSDAYS
| from to O'Clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Walsh gave a New
Year party at their residence 10th and T.
streets southwest, Saturday evening The
parlors were tastefully decorated with rib
| bons, flowers and Christmas green's A
bountlful repast served. Musical Sc
lections, followed by dancing, were rendered
by Miss Ethel Foertsch Mrs. Ida Sill and
Mr.. Harry Wright
Among the guests were: Mr. and Mrs
P. Gately. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Sill Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Wright Mrs. Kate Dean Miss
Ethel Foertsch, Mrs. Ednser Mrs Willie
Misses Ford. Hine, FOLSOM Dunbar and
Lewis; Messrs Marders Sill G. Foertsch
Jr.. Will and Charles Wright, William
Boss.
"A very delightful time was spent at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs p. H Michigan 324
street northwest by a watch party OF
young people. Vocal and instrumental
solos were rendered by the Misses Aliue
Wood, Kathryne Nelligan, Miss A Nelli-
gan and Miss Louise Carr and Mr. j. NeIli-
gan, Miss Mae e. Michigan and DR. r. c.
Michigan.
Among those present were Miss Mary B.
Carr, Miss Dorothy and Aline Wood, Miss
Louise and Margaret Carr Miss Teresa and
May WEIGH, Miss Kathryne, Annie and Mae
Michigan. Mr.. H. NJ. Crowell, Claudius
Bowman, George Sauter. J. ]. Michigan Dr.
R. c. Michigan. Ralph Walsh, Frank Bel
mont and Mr.. and Mrs. p. H Michigan and
Mrs. C. Burke
A dainty repast was served while merry
foasts were given, after which the entire
party participated In games, while the
chimes ushered the old year out and the
new year in.