Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-11

ander, Mr. and Mrs. ohnson, Mrs. Franck.
| Mrs. Zimmerman. Mr.. Runyan, Mrs. j.
Bool. Mrs Moore, Mrs Carr. Emma Carr
| and Katie Carr of Rockville. Md: Joe F'iaek
| of Garrett Park. Md; v'elaria Flack of
Wheaton, Nd; Mr.. Cosgrefve, Mr.. Lon AL
exander. Katie Alexander, Mr.. and Mrs.
HaInes, Mr.. Mats. Mrs. K,,ck and daughter
Of Baltimore, Md, and Ralph Kleindenst.
Miss Mary Agnes Brown of 4s3 e street
southwest, after spending two weeks at st.
Augustine, Fla, with her sister and Judge
Miekler returned to the city yesterday.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Society Of Eighth
Street Temple will hold its next social Mon
day afternoon at 2:30 o'c1ocS, to inaugurate
its new club room at the Mercantile Club.
Mrs Flora Adams Darling was the guest
OF honor on Friday at luncheon given by
her brother, Mr.. John Quincy Adams OF
New York. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
George Clinton Bateheller and Miss Adams
of New York, Mr.. and Mrs. William B.
Matthews, Mrs. English. After the lunch
con Mrs Darling gave an Informal recep-
ton to friends to meet the flag house Of
ficer. with music by Mr. Adolph Glase.
Mr. and Mrs John r. Mclean gave din
ner last night and will give another tonight
in honor of the ambassador and Nine. Bak-
hemetieff.
Mrs w. A. Morseu has moved from nth
street to the Allenhurst. 18th street and Co
lunlbia road, where she will be pleased to
see her friends Friday, March 49, from 3
to 6.
Miss Pearl Ladd of San Francisco recent
iy made her debut at concert In Paris,
and her charming voice has been highly
praised by the journals at the French cap
ital, while predicting a brilliant future for
the young American.
The Brazilian ambassador and Nine. Ma
buco will give a dinner March 20 in honor
of the newly appointed American aufbassa-
dor to Brazil and Mrs. Lloyd GriscoIn. Am
bassador Nabuco has also accepted an in
vitation from Consul Richard Shannon 10
accompany him In his private car for a trip
to Chicago, Kansas City. Colorado and
California, and from there will take trip
to Canada, remaining until some time in
May The party will be accompanied by the
minister from Portugal, and will start on
April 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Budd gave a euchre party
at their home, 522 I'd street northeast. on
Friday evening. The parlors were deco
rated in palms and flowers. Those who won
prizes were DR.. McCOmas and Mrs. Nc
Comas. Mrs. Wiley. Mr.. Caslliburn. Mr.. Lo-
Ter, Mrs. Hutchinson and others. Some of
those present were Mrs. Peabody, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lincoln and Miss Hayward.
Little Miss Dorothy Parks of so Randolph
place northwest celebrated her twelfth
birthday last Friday, and had the old-fash-
ioned donkey" to create merTiment, for
which prizes were given. After this game
the doors of the dining room were opened
and the children beheld in the darkened
room the candle-lighted birthday cake, upon
which twelve made most happy wishes, and
Master Brown drew the lucky nickel. All
enjoyed delicious repast. A unique feature
was the favor grab bag. decorated with
gaily colored ribbons suspended between
the doors, from which the children drew
pretty gifts of books, china baskets toys,
handkerchief boxes, etc. The invited list In
cluded the following: Misses Olive Drake,
Sarah Watkins, Anna May Moore, Dell Ro-
hey, Ella Robey Florence Wallace, Mary
Mason, Helen Wallace, Mildred Mason.
Emily Brown. Lula Love. Ethel McMurray,
Gladys McGary, Dorothy Parks. Masters
Ralph Allen. George Allen, Ralph Keefer,
Lester Brooks, Edgar Brown, Orlando Bow
en-, Howard Stacy, Charles Fox. Robert
Page, Frank Pierce and Frank White.
DR. Maynard c. T. Wilson of Pittsburg
and his cousin, Miss MauGe Wilson of New
Jersey, are visiting rela tiVes on Capitol
Hill. DR.. Wilson, who has been in Florida
for several months on account OF i'll health,
is greatly improved He will leave for Cali
fornia Monday. where he expects to stay
until July, when he will again visit Wash
ington. Miss Wilson's stay in Washington
is indefinite.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Montgomery gave a