Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-13

bountiful supper was served. Many hand
some presents were received. Among those
who offered their COMMUNICATIONS TO MY
|, Thomas j. I<eefe were Misses Katie Ahern,
Nellie Dee Margaret Dee, Julia Donovan,
Annie Donovan, Mary Fitzgibbons, Mar
garet Halpn. Margaret Hannah. Katie JOY.
Nellie OConnor, Nellie Okecfe Lillian
Riley, Annie Roche, Mary Roche, Faith
Scribner, Mary Sheridan Laura Smiths IN.
Katie Sullivan and Nora Tierney and Dr..
w Turner of the Catholic University and
| Messers Wilson Baker, Howard Burns Ed
mund DeLacy, John Draney. John Hayes
Frank MCGEE, Malcolm Murray, John Nell
gan. Clarence OftelS. n. Leonard Rose
James Ryan, Thomas Sullivan and Herrert
Wamaling and Mrs HalD.n. Mrs. Keith
Mrs Roche, Mr. and Mrs. Hannah, Mr.. ana
Mrs Hayes and Mr.. and Mrs. E. Roche.
The "Phikea'' Club was organized Thurs
day evening at the home. of Mss Doris
Quinn, the Alabama, the following officers
being elected Miss Laura Mae Burca
president; Miss Quinn, secretary, and Miss
Creecy, treasurer. The club consists of ten
membership Misses Burch, Quinn, Creecy.
Mccullough and Middleton. and tie Messrs
Quinn, Dane Maloney, Kelly and Decker.
Mr.. and Mrs. w NJ w Price of Norfolk
Va. announce the engagement of their
| daughter, Ella Dejarnette to Mr.. Frederic
Steele Vincent of Washington, D. c. The
marriage will take place at an early date.
A wedding of interest to many Wasnng-
tonians took place in Pittsburg Thursday
evening, when Mrs. Ida Pierce Morgan, for
merly of Washington, was married at the
home of her brother, Mr.. Arthur Pierce, to
Mr.. Harold Davis of this city. Mr.. Davis
is well-knoWn business man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis sailed today for a
| tour of Europe, and on their return will re-
side at the kenesaw until their residence in
Cleveland Park is completed.
Mrs. Samuel G. Cornwell will be at home
informally at the Hamilton, on Thursdays
| until Lent.
Maj and Mrs. John c. Gather announce
the marriage of their only daughte, Eliza
beth Little, to Mr.. Ernest Day Everett,
which took place in Leesburg, Va, Decem
Der % 1906.
Mr. and Mrs T. W. Stubblefeid left today
for Atlantic City for week or ten days
stay.
Master Archie McSween was host at a
young peoples party, at the Charlotte Fri
day evening. Several of his little guests
developed unexpected talent, and were
heartily applauded for their efforts, promi
nent among which were We're Gre; recitation tat my
| by little Lucille Morton, and a comic song,
"If Could Only Win" by Master Eddie
NJ. Lawton. Games of chance and refresh
! ments were INDUCED in. The following were
present: Edith McSween, Lucille Morton,
| Eddie M Lawton, Paul McSween, Dyke
| Suner, Oldham Mccarthy, Sidney McSween
| Forest, Blanche White, Frank Bowers and
Cissy D'Olier.
| Miss Eleanor Terry, daughter of Rear
| Admiral Terry, gave luncheon Friday
| last, when her guests were Mrs. Charles
| Cromwell, Mrs. Bulmer Mrs William M.
Wright, Mrs. Preston Gibson of Chica go,
! Miss Shon:s, Miss Gaff, Miss Carolyn Huff
| Miss Coudert and Miss 1de.
Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Alexander Mellon
| of Pittsburg recently entertained a hand
| some little dinner at the Pittsburs Club in
honor of Mrs. Melons sister, Miss Wight
! man of this city. The other guests were
| Dr. ard Mrs. William w. Blair, Miss
Martha Heron, Miss Alberta Harper, Miss
| Cassidy, Miss kampmann and Mr.. kamp-
| mann of San Antonio. Texas, Curtis c.
| Hussey, Franklin c. Irish and Clinton L.
| Childs The table centerpiece was beauti-
| fully formed of foliage and pink roses.
Miss Hegeman, daughter OF Mrs. Kirke
1 Porter gave recently beautiful luncheon
| at Oak Manor the Pittsburg home of the
| of this and last season. together with the
men of the same set They numbered just
| sixty, and occupied ten tables which were
| charmingly decorated with maidcnhair
| ferns and pink carnations
Mrs. Philip T. Dodge and Miss Stevenson
| will not be at home Mondays in January,
| but will receive February and Is.
Mrs Samuel Todd Davis and Miss Wini-
fred Davis, after an absence of two years
| in Europe, where Miss Davis has been at
| school in Paris, have returned to Washing
| ton, and are at the Highlands.
The Nickname Pleasure Club gave a
| dance at the residence of Mrs. j. A. Floyd
/ of Brghtwood, d. c.. The dance was given
for farewell to the daughter of Mrs J..