Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-27
SOCI E T Y
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of the Church Of Our Lady of Victory was
given Wednesday night in the new parish
hall on the Conduit road, Harlem, d. c.
Over four hundred guests attended. About
one hundred couples were in mask and cos
tune, which were very artistic and beau
tiful. Handsome prizes were awarded to
Mrs. Mae johnson. Jew Peddler; Mrs.
Maud Thompson. "Old Maid;' Miss Annie
Lynch. "Gipsy,'' and Mr.. John Lynch.
Cowboy" Honorable mention was given
Chiefs" Miss Nora Sherrier, "h.usic;
| Mrs. Louise Tavenner. Princess. and
| Miss Lynch, Negro Bride" Refreshments
were served by Mrs. Daniel Harrington,
assisted by Mrs. Sherrier, Mrs. Vaughn,
Mrs. James Sherrier, Mrs. Malone and Miss
Maggie Shugrue. Some of those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs Dave Wetzel. Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Harrington, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Howard Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. Malone,
Mr.. and Mrs. Collins Mr.. and Mrs. Dun
nington, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur A. Rlemer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice J. Ready. Iars. Self,
| Mrs. Louise Tavenner, Mrs. Kettner Mrs.
Lucy Knott. Mrs. -Duprc, Mrs. Crumbaugh,
| Mrs. B. Mocaboy, Mr.. and Mrs. Carlin, Mr..
and Mrs. John Lynch. the Misses M Har-
| rington. c. Harrington, l.. Harrington, II.
| Serrin. I. Bielaski, c. Bielaski, l. Hayes,
N. Offut Miss Murphy, Miss Ellis, M.
Shugrue, MSS Martin Maud Thompson,
r. Self. Ruth Self, H. Self. B. Broom, NJ.
Fowler H. Buechling, NJ. Jackson, T. Aut-
man, N. Sherrier, A. Titlow, +. Ready, A.
O'Neil. A. Lynch, and Messrs. Serrin
| Ready, Kessler. Thompson. Sherrier Green
Malone, Peake Lockbeiler, Gleason
Riemer. Carlin, O'Neil, J. Donoughue, Friz-
| zell, T. White. Norris. Self, Carroll, John
son, Bielaski, Boyle. Briefly, Wetzel, Har-
| rington, Shipman, Ellis, DIR. O'Donoghue,
Vaughn and Maerhan.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Wetzel cele-
| brated the thirteenth birthday of their
| daughter, Miss Sarah Wetzel. Friday night
| at their beautiful home. 14S A street north
| east. Games, music and dancing were in
| dulged in until late hour. when
collation. was served The color scheme
| was pink with a centerpiece of pink roses
| and crystal vases filled with pink roses at
each end Of the table met by streamers of
| satin ribbon suspended from the chande-
| liers. Among those present were: Misses
| Lydie Krauss, Ida Lyddane HELEN Stake
Hilda Fisher. Mary Maran, Rachael Drury
Lily Robinson. Alma Lyons. Pearl Allen,
Nelegea. Margaret Wetzel. Maggie Shoe
| maker, Margarine Wise. Grace Hagan. Vir-
ginia Young, Messrs. Clinton Hagan, Frank
| Hagan, Joe Wise, jr.. Hammond Wetzel
| uel Harrison. Frank and Roy Stake, Mr.
and Mrs. r. 1. Hagan. Mr.. and Mrs. George
| r. Hagan, Mr.. and Mrs. Warner. Mr.. Joe
! Wetzel and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Christ
Nash, Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter Miss Warner
Mr.. Andrew Heiss, Miss Burkhead. Mrs.
| George Wise, Mrs. Joe Wise, Mr.. and Mrs
| Bartholmea, Mrs. Dave Wetzel, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stake.
An interesting social gathering was held
at the home of Miss Susie Tiller, 219 9th
street southwest Friday evening. January
%. The feature of the evening was the
forming of a club, the members of which
belong to the two best classes of their
spective Sunday schools, Fifth and Temple
Baptist. The following officers were unani-
mously elected. Mr.. Archie Taylor, presi-
dent: Miss Susie Tiller, vice president; Miss
Ella Mccormick. secretary; Mr.. Henry Hor-
ner, treasurer. Among those present were
Misses Laura Evelyn Sisson, Jessie
Leannarda, Mary Stout. Ella McCor-
mick. Jane Stout, Blanche Evans, Daisy
G.. Sorrell, Susie Tiller, Fannie TiIler.
Ruby Tiller and Messrs. Albert Warfield
Lee Clark, George w. Haughton, William
Guyton, William Bateman, George Sullivan.
Archie Taylor, Henry Horner, Harry Sulli-
van.
Senior Don Jose F. Godoy, who for the
past year has been the Mexican minister
to Cuba, arrived last Sunday with his wife
and family and are at the Shoreham. They
have already received a warm welcome
from social and official Washington. Miss
Godoy has been great belle in Havana,