Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-18
Mrs. Basil Gordon and Miss Robinson Of
Baltimore.

Mrs Reese Richardson entertained on Fri
day evening in honor of Mrs. Palmer Carter
of South Africa and Mrs. Ridgeley Harris
| of Baltimore, the latter being a house guest
| for few days The invitations included
Judge and Mrs. Chambers, Mr.. s. S. Wiley.
| Mr.. B. G. Humphreys, Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
| more, MIR. and Mrs. H. D. Green. Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Lewis. Mr.. Thomas Helm,
| Mr. A. f. Lever. Miss Caro- Green, Miss
| Ethel Wyeth Coivin, Miss Carroll, Miss
| Owen. Miss Maddux, Miss Richardson.
| Messrs. Rockford. Butcher. A. c. Johnson.
| DIR. Hammitt. Mr.. Hurd and Mr.. Barring
! ton.
| Mrs. Ridgeley Harris is for few days
| the guest of Mrs. Richardson. 11o9 street.
| Miss Ethel Wyeth Colvin has returned,
| after week pleasantly spent with friends
| in Baltimore.
/ A pleasant evening was spent at valen-
| tine party given by Mr.. II. Smith to the
| members of the Belmont Social Club. During
the evening musical selections were render
| ed by severa! or the guests, after which re-
| freshments were served, followed by dane
| ing and games of pleasure Among those
present were the following: Misses NJ
| Beaver C. Morrison, NJ. Gaynor L. Ward Is.
| Enniss, o. Lorain, n. Lorain. NJ Ward, v.
| McDermott, 4. McDermott, e. Keefe h
! Canty and n. Smith; Messrs. H. Smyth, F.
| Mulloy, w. Keefe. J. McDermott, ]. o Neil,
| I. Canty, +. Berris. z. Noyes, l.. Hegge-
man. II. Cunningham, P. Nemno, A. Ledant,
| w. Garner and NJ. OConnell.
Mrs Oldberg gave musical tea at her
studio in the Belasco yesterday afternoon.
About two hundred and fifty of the most ex-
| elusive set called during the afternoon.
| Miss Gardner and Mr. Clabaugh Sang AS
! sisting Mrs. Oldberg were Mrs. Washington
! Gardner. Mrs. w. X. Carr, Mrs. Edward
Lind Morse and Mrs. F. l.. Browne
Miss Ida Long has as her guest Miss Hol-
berg of Baltimore. Miss Holberg will be
pleased to see her friends before returning
! home, when Miss Sarah Long will accom-
| pany her for a few days stay
| Mr. R. Golden Donaldson was host at
| dinner at his residence Friday evening in
| honor of Mr.. Oscar ]. Ricketts, The other
! guests included Mr.. Justice Wright, Com
! missioner West, Mr.. E. H. Thomas, corpo-
| ration counsel; Mr. Frank H. Thomas Mr..
William Henderson Moses Mr.. Henry w.
| Hodges, Mr. f. Is. Raymond Mr.. George
| H. O'Connor, Mr.. w. S. Chesley and Mr. W.
| i. Mahony. The feature of the evening was
! the cartoons of each of the guests by Mr..
! Bergman.
| The Merry Helpers Club of Grace Re
| formed Church celebrated its sixteenth an
| niversary February Is at the home of the
! Misses Rouzer on 18th street northwest. Al
| ter the business meeting games We're played
Among those present We're Messrs More
! land. Slater, Zeigler, Zinkham, Hassler,
| Shook. Pierce, Engler, Apple Stockton
| Schick, Matohet. Homes, Swan. Venting,
Lesh, Homer, Misses Burker, Rouzer'
| Shook Hammond, Shick, Moreand, Mrs.
| Engler Pierce, Stockton, Moreland, Slater,
| Wetzell, Harbaugh, Brugh, Fuss. Miller,
! Benner, Miss Ethel Miller and Miss Apple
| Refreshments were served
| Miss Sallie Vest-Jackson of st. Louis, Mo,
| granddaughter of the late Senator Vest. las
| been the guest the past week of Mrs. Clark,
| wife OF Representative Clark of Missouri.
| Miss Jackson has been the recipient OF mue h
| attention by the friends of the many friends
| of the late Senator Vest.
Mrs. Levi Nagle gave a reception Friday
| evening at the Gladstone. The ladies who
| assisted were Mrs. Charles Miller and Mrs
| Schmidt.
Mrs. Edith |Anen-Crump, daughter Of the
| late Gen Allen, has gone to Sumter, 5. u
to visit her friend, Mrs. Tourney.
Representative and Mrs Curtis of Kansas
| gave a dinner Friday evening in honor of
| Mr.. II. Case of Honolulu.
Mrs. William Cato of the Cairo enter
| tanned at a luncheon Friday in honor OF
| Miss Moore of Pittsburg, Pa, and Miss
Beach Of Saratoga, N Y The floral dec
orations were yellow tulips. The invited
guests were Mrs. s. A. Sutton and dausn-
ter, Mrs. A. S. Leech, and Mrs. T. r.
Schneider Mrs. Harwood, daughter of Sen
ator Warner of Missouri; Mrs. John Con-
ner of Knoxville, Tenn. Miss c. Bartlett,
Miss McLannahan, Mrs Mutton and Mrs.
Albert EVens.
Mrs Bowie. wife of Representative Bowie,
and Mrs. Underwood, wife of representa-
tive Underwood, received their TRENDS IN
the rn-decked reception room or Stone
leigh Court last Tuesday. Miss Calve served
at the tea table.
Mrs Bowie will receive again on the 9th
of February.
The wedding reception given by MIR. and
Mrs. Caleb Sears in honor OF kher son, -Ml.
H. Sears, and wife last Friday evening
was a very pleasant affair. A musical pro-
gram was rendered by Signor j. Mirabel OF
Spain, Mrs. Sears, wife OF Lieut.. Sears, and
Cornelia Parker Some of those present
were: Capt II. Johnson and wife, Rev.
Flshburn and wife, Mrs. Hough ana
daughter, L. Sears and wife, and Mrs.
Duffy.
Mrs. Grace Hoover Blair left Thursday,
February 10, for Hot Springs, Ark, ana
will visit st. Louis, Parkersburg and other
places before returning
Mrs. Hughes. wife of Representative
Hughes of West Virginia, will receive on
the 9th of February at the Rochambeau
Mrs. Blanchard has gone to New York 10
spend several months with friends and rel
atives
Miss Dollie Curtis entertained at lunch
con in honor of her friend, Annie
Pauline Moore of Kansas last Friday.
Those present were Mrs. o. q. Dodge OF
Annapolis Md. and Mrs. Thomas Ryan,
Mrs Giles Rafter, Mrs James Mcllhenney,
Mrs Samuel Crawford, Mrs Metzger, Mrs.
Canaga and Mrs. Charles Curtis, wife OF
Representative Curtis of Kansas.
Mrs Alexander G. Bentley and Mrs.
Charles Perry Miller will be al home We'd
nesday February u, for the last time this
season.
Mrs ]. B. Kinnear will be at home to her
friends Wednesday, February u, from to
g. at 1870 street northwest, assisted by
Mrs. S. j. Masters Mrs. j. c. Dowell, Mrs.
VIM G. Schafhirt Mrs. w G. Silsby, Mrs.
A. L. Williams. Misses Gertrude and Pearl
Houston Miss Geneveve l<innear, Miss
Iris Masters and Miss Ruth Brock.
Mrs A E. Johnston and Miss Johnston
have left the Grafton, having taken an
apartment In the Westmoreland, on
street near Connecticut avenue.
Mrs Christy will not be at home Shrove
Tuesday but will see friends Tuesday
February 20, the Carrolton, Willard street
northwest between T and L, 18th and 18th
streets
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