Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-24

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ana Mrs: Piles. wife of Senator Piles. will
not receive tomorrow, but will be at home
thursday, February 1, at the Cochran
Mrs. Gamble. wife of Senator Gamble. will
| NOT De at home tomorrow. but will receive
thursday February l. at the Cochran.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Timmons went to An
| napohs today Mrs. Ttmnons viii be for
! non. ''''' u
Mrs George A. King. 1911 18th street. will
not re De at home tomorrow, but will receive
| on thursdays in February
Mrs. John Paul Earnest and her guest
. MSS Eolth Halsey Lay, will be at home
| tomorrow from to &.
Mrs Latimer, wife Of Senator Latimer
| VIII not be at home tomorrow hut viii
| receive Thursday, February l, at the coch-
| ran. - 80 0 oo~ii
Mr. and Mrs, William Scott assisted nv
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. Snloot gave a birtb55y
| party Monday night at their home 1G10
9TH street northwest Music. games and
| served at midnight ""e
,,1 among those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Wliilam Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Smoot,
Mr. NJ and Mrs D; P. Conway, Mr. and Mrs.
James Waters, Mr.. and Mrs Edward Kit
| ITon, MI and Mrs. II. P CARAT, Miss
| Margarette Theurer. Miss Lottie GRAY, Miss
! Lou FISCHER. Miss Marion Caldwell, Miss
| bessie Stewart, Miss Ruth Amos. Miss
| Lorene Brooks, Mr.. Edward Chandlee. Mr.
| george Huges Mr.. ]. Murray. Mr. Harry
I MI MI, mr.: ); Z, Caldwell Mr. George Scott,
Sharles Delephane and Mr.. Carl Fisher
MRS. Robert Nicholson Scott announces
the marriage of her daughter. Anna Nichol-
SON. TO Dr. John Alexander Clark first lieu
tenant, medical department., United States
army, Tuesday, January %.
A happy gathering of relatives and friends
greeted Mr.. and Mrs. B. ]. Isemann Sunday
evening at their residence, 624 New York
avenue, the occasion being the crystal or
| fifteenth anniversary of their wedding ,rha
event was superbly indicated by the many
elegant and serviceabIe love offerings in
sparkling glass and crystal. The gift of
| the crystal bridegroom to the crysta al bride
was handsome solitaire diamond rng with
Tiffany setting. The evening spread was
an appetizlng and ample replica of the,
ologlnai wedding of fifteen years ago. the
decorations being as then bells of
bridal roses suspended over the tables and
mural festoons of roses and smilax Mrs.
Iseinann received In a handsome gown of
white silk null with Val lace trimmings
| and dainty accessories. Miss Pauline Ise-
mann, daintily gowned in beautiful crea-
ton of pale blue crepe de chine and lace
presided over the punch bowl. The guests
We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Naecher Mr..
and Mrs. John Boland Mrs. B. Walz Mr.
Bernard Walz, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbst, Miss
Emma Herbst, Mr.. and Mrs Richter Mrs.
Frank SAWYER, Mrs. w. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Stein Mr.. and Mrs. Rosewag Mr. and
Mrs. Rambo,d Mr.. and Mrs. Reidy Miss
M. Reidy, Miss NJ. Leonberger. Mr. and
Mrs. E. Hoffman. Miss Hoffman. Mr. and
Mrs. Brazerol Mrs. Kraft, the Misses
Emily. Mabel and Ida Kraft, Mr. A. Kraft,
Miss Maud Adams, Mrs. and Miss Bartholo-
mae Mr.. and Mrs. j. Mihm, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Yeakel. Mr.. Butler, Mrs. E. Harenberg
Misses Florence and Helen Nuremberg Mr.
VIM. Mcdonald, DR.. NJ. S. Iseman, Mr. and
Mrs. Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. A Walter, Mrs
Nermillion. Mr.. and Mrs. Amberlang Mrs
and Miss Brahler.
A general meeting in the interest Of the
annual student ball of the George Washing
ton University was held last week a the
home of Mrs Howard l.. Hodgkins, 1880 T
street northwest About sixty persons were
in attendance, including the lady managers
of the university hospital, the class presf-
dents of the university, the deans of the col
leges and delegation of Columbian women
The prospects for the ball Were discussed
and several addresses on the subject were
made, the speakers being Prof Howard L.
Hodgkins, Prof. William A. Wilbur Dr. VIII
liam F. r. Phillips, Prof. William r. Vance
Mr.. NJ Moore and Mr. R. I. Moore. Consid-
cradle enthusiasm was shown and the indi-
cations are that the attendance will be far
IN excess of last years event. Refresh
ments We're served before adjournment The
ball will be held February % at the New
Willard and the Marine Band will play.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Quincy Smith and their
daughter Dorothy sailing from Phila-
delphia for months trip to the Island of
Jamaica.
largely attended ball was given by La
Tosca Social Club Monday night at the hall
on Sth street southeast. More than $50 per-
sons participated in the dancing. The fea-
ture OF the ball was the orchestra concert.
A very pleasant time was spent last night
at progressive euchre party given by
DR. and Mrs A. H. Staples at the Riggs
House. The room was beautifed by a pro-
fusion of flowers In the center of the room
was the table arranged in the shape of
boat apparently floating in a lake Upon
it and about it were massed yellow tulips
bound with yellow ribbons.
Fifteen games were played The gentle
mems first prize was won by Mr.. Edwin
3. clark; The ladies prize, lace fan, was
won by Miss Lee.
Among those present were Dr. and Mrs
D. P. Kicking DR.. Harry HURT. DR.. and
Mrs. Duff Louis, Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Fox
Mr.. Newton Ferree, Mr.. Cotton Hyde Lee
Representative and Mrs. James Hughes
Mr.. and Mrs. John Langley, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Shut, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence.
Mrs. Bankhead Miss Doddsworth, Mrs
Brewster, Mrs Blasdell, Mrs. Laughton,
Mrs. Stanley, Mr.. and Mrs. Bewell, Mrs.
Davis. wife Of Representative Davis; Gen.
and Mrs. Robb; Mr.. and Mrs D; H. Smith.
their daughter: Miss E. Richardson, Mrs.
Dovener, wife of Representative Dovener;
Miss Jefferies, DR.. and Mrs Hasbrook
Judge Davie, Mr.. A. J. Barnard, Miss
Clark, Mrs. D. Knowlton, Miss Savage
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarendon Smith, Miss Fos-
ter and Mrs. Plato.
Mrs John W. Langley will be at home
at The Roehambeau tomorrow from to g.
Mrs Stuyvesant Fish, after a dinner of
sixty covers last night at her New York
residence, had a novel entertainment for her
guests. A Mohawk chief In native garb
told folk lore tales OF his tribe, and three
braves and q squaw gave dances. min
strel show with fifteen performers in the
semictrcle further enlivened the evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dietz. jr, win not
receive on Thursday, the 25th They will
be at homo on the following Thursday,
Mrs. Borden. wife Of Major Borden, en-
tertafned today at very pretty luncheon
complimentary to Mrs. chas f. Roe of