Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-03

| son and Mrs. James H. Reid. The prize
was won by Mrs. Robertson.
Mrs Whitman Rathbone Smith of Cam
ada gave a luncheon and matinee party
| last Saturday. Mrs. Smith, who was for
merly Miss Rebekah Barrett of this city,
had as her guests her sister, Miss Lila Bar
rett Mrs. Preston Gibson of Leesburg,
Miss Maude Sinclair of South Carolina,
Miss Elizabeth Herbert and Miss Lucy
Douglas.
A postponed meeting of the Junior Matt
nee Bridge Club was held Monday after
noon at the home of Miss Matte Herbert
on North Washington street.
Mrs. Lewellyn Hoxton of Seminary Hill
announces the engagement of her daughter,
Miss Annie HoXton, to Mr.. George Stuart,
proctor at the Episcopal High School.
Miss Leila Steiner entertained very in
formally Monday evening at one table of
bridge in honor of Mrs. Preston Gibson of
Leesburg. Those present were Mrs. Eve
leth English, Miss Lucy Douglas and Miss
Bena Stratton.
Mrs. Louise Storrow Greene gave a mat
inee bridge party on Tuesday afternoon.
Another delightful card party Of Tuesday
was that given by Miss Mamie Agnew In
honor of her guest, Miss Mary Berkeley
of Fauquier county.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Chandlee Lead
beater entertained the Senior Bridge Club
Wednesday night at their home, Ala North
Washington street.
On Wednesday afternoon the Eight hand
Euchre Club met at the home of Miss Sallie
Kemper, 204 North Washington street.
The regular meeting of the Thursday
Club was held at the home of Mrs. Arthur
Snowden, 920 King street. The prize was
won by Mrs. George Uhler.
Miss Anita Robbins was the hostess of
one of the most delightful of the many card
parties given in town this week. Miss
Robbins entertained Thursday afternoon.
noon at Miss Ellen Fawcetts home, cit
Prince street.
The regular meeting of the Junior Bridge
Club was held Thursday afternoon at the
home of Miss Ruth Bryant on North Wash
ington street. .
surprise card party was given Thurs
day night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred H. Thomson on Prince street to
Mr.. William Hall, who will sail for Europe
next Thursday to be gone year.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Adelaide Ursula Kirk. daughter OF Mt; ,, and
Mrs. Harry Kirk, to Mr.. James William
May. The wedding is to take place the
third week in March.
Misses Phillipa and Ida Wattles sailed
from New York on Friday to spend Febru-
airy in Bermuda
Mrs. William R. Purvis and Miss Mar
earet McGregor Ashby have gone to Brew
ard. N c., for the remainder OF the winter.
Mrs. Frank 8. Harper entertained at
small but beautifully appointed tea on Fri
day afternoon. Mrs. Harper's guests were
Mrs. Kemper sheftall OF Pensacola, fia.:
Mrs Quarles of Delaplane, Miss Berkeley
Of Fauquier. Mrs. Anthony G. Armstrong,
Mrs Henry F. Robertson, Mrs. William NJ
Uhler Mrs. Kosciusko Kemper, Mrs. Car
Mrs. Herbert Oliver and Miss Mamie Ag-
new.
Miss Jessie Armstrong will leave Mon
day for a months visit to relatives and
friends in Philadelphia and New York.
Mr.. Henderson Carter Of Baltimore spent
last Sunday at his old home In this CITY,
Mrs Mary Murdaugh Franklin and Mr..
Joseph Harris Franklin have gone to Wash
ingtOn to live with DIR. Edmund franRin'
1915 10th street northwest
Mrs George A. Mushback and Miss Mary
Dent will leave Monday for Accokeek. ND:
brother, Mr.. John Dent and Miss Katie
Clagett which will take place in Accokeek
Church at noon Tuesday. Miss Dent will
be maid of honor.
Mrs. Isaac Gregg has returned from a
visit to Germantown, Pa.
Miss Mamie Waite of Culpeper is visiting
Miss Loula Snoot. Dol South ST. Asaph
street.
Miss Marion Lindsey is visiting Miss
Louise Powell at Canton, Miss
Miss Nellie Carr Of Leesburg is the guest
Of Miss Ruth Spinks.
Mrs. Hesselius Smith has returned from
q visit to friends in Germantown, Pa.
Mrs Frances Gmoot Danenhower, Miss
Frances Danenhower ana Miss Laura Dan
enhower have returned from a. six months
stay in Paris, and are the guests tempo
rarily Of Mr.. and Mrs. David Newton
Rust. jr.
Rev. John Janney Lloyd Of Lynchburg Is
the guest of his sister, Mrs. George Uhler,
Gil Cameron street.
Miss Jeannie Pendleton Ewing is the au-
thoress of q story, 1.-The Tanning OF Billy
which has appeared In the February num-
Der OF Ainslee's Magazine. Miss Ewings
stories and poems have appeared In quite
number Of high-class magazines recently.
A very pretty wedding occurred Tuesday,
evening at $3.50 o'clock at the parsonage of
the Methodist Protestant Church. when
Mr.. Edward B. Walker and Miss Mary A.