Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-24
Schroth, Hugh. Keiser. Harry Ellis, Ma
Williams, d. r. Grubbs.

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Mrs. Aubrey Lynn Clark and her mother,
Mrs. Blaine, will be at home informally
tomorrow, February %, from to & at
the old Blaine residence 1873 street south
east.
Miss Collins entertained at luncheon
Tuesday for her guest, Miss Chislut of Pitts
burg. Those invited were the Misses Davis,
Maude Davis, Robinson, Biscoe, Grandin,
Lorine Davis, Rouzer, Libbey, Pike, Phil
lips, Schaefer Monroe and Mrs. Cleggatt.
The colors were red, white and blue and
the favors and decorations corresponding.
Mrs L. Richard Gasch of 1741 North Cap
toi street Will be at home Wednesday, Feb
ruary -. from 3 to & in honor of her sister,
Mrs f. G. Aulsbrook of st. Paul, Mimi.
A party was held at the home of Miss
Marie Topper, 1927 Emerson street north
east, Friday. February 22. The evening
was spent in playing games after which
refreshments We're served. Those present
We're Misses Grace and Gladys Seey Miss
Madge A. Paylor, Miss Ruth Case, Miss
Mabel Borbour. Mr.. Wallace Nichol, Mr.
Archie Mcknight, Mr.. Barry Case, Mr..
Michael Harty, Mr.. Faxon Dean and Mr..
William Russell
Miss Emma Shaw gave a theater party
yesterday afternoon in honor of Miss Flem-
ing.
Mrs. A. p Leidy of Philadelphia is the
guest of Mrs. w. C. Pollock at 1919 @
street.
Owing to sickness in the family Mrs
G. w. Atkinson cannot be at home Mon
day afternoon
Friday afternoon the Columbian Women
gave their annual tea in honor of the presi-
dent of the university, DR.. Needham. The
library was beautifully decorated with the
university and national colors. In the tea
room We're reminders of the day in the
candied cherries and bOnbon holders of
cooked hats in red. white and blue Miss
Turner presented the several hundred
guests to DR.. Needham. Mrs. Earnest, Mrs
Hill and Mrs. Wolff presided at the tea
table. Mrs. Walter Clephane served punch
This annual tea of the Columbian Women
is one of the most pleasant functions of
the college year, and serves as the occasion
for bringing together the friends of the uni
versity and the opportunity for the renew
ing of old ties by it's graduates.
The Children of the Confederacy enter
tanned with beautiful party Thursday
evening in honor of Gen. Washingtons
birthday at the home of Mrs Arthur E.
Johnson. The house was decorated in pal
metto, southern moss, English ivy the
national and confederate colors. Each guest
received souvenirs of GeoToe Washington
buttons, shields and hatchets The prizes
for the cake walk were won by Mildred
Price and Wallace Mulcare. First prizes
for chopping the cherry tree were won by
Margaret Hildreth and Waldie Hall. The
George Washington birthday cake was pre-
sented by Mrs. Youngblood.
Those present were Misses Ethel and
Frances Swaine. Emma Nolan. Helen Will
son, Bessie Carter, Josie Van. Laura Matte
Lee, Lilla Allison, Mildred MacNulty
Theresa Wright, Ruth Granger, Carol Pres
ton. Leila Preston. Mildred Price, Elizabeth
Quigley. Carlotta Quirollo Catherine Trum-
bull, Mildred Human, Margaret and Bar
bara Hildreth, Dorothy Youngblood, Ase-
nath Johnson and Messrs. Harrison, Buch-
anan, Ellyson Currie, Will Webb, Waldie
Hall, Wallace Mulcare, Henry Mulholland
Charles Knock. Ebert Quirrollo, Will Ben
ton. William Moore Johnson, Mrs. S. Sprigg
Belt, Mrs. William Wayne, Mrs. James
I Mulcare, Mrs. J. N. Webb, Mrs. Henry
Lawrence Quirrollo. Mrs. E. B. Preston.
Mrs. Herman Benton. Mrs NJ. H. Duly,
Mrs. B. Claughton West, Misses Claughton,
Frances Youngblood, Miss Cherry. Miss
son. Mrs Human. Mr.. and Mrs. Price, Mr.
Hildreth, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur E. john
son.
The officers of the club are: President
Miss Emma Nolan; vice presidents. Ethel
Swaine. Francis Weeks, Wanamaker Young
blood, Dorothy Hams; recording secretary
Bessie Carter: Corresponding secretary
Mary Fleming; treasurer, Wallace Mulcan
tertainment committee, Frances Swaine;
flower. Carlotta Quirrollo; sunshine, Their
eSa Wright: committee in charge of chill
dren's auxiliary to d. c. division U. D. c.,
Mrs. Arthur E. Johnson, director Miss
Frances Youngblood, Miss Isabel Sinclair;
Mrs. Henry NJ. Marchant historian.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Selwin TAFT, whose resi-
dence, 1929 street. was destroyed by fire
on Friday last, are staying with friends at
1910 10th street.
Mrs Mary j. Wheeler of the Abbey, L
and 18th streets northwest, was the re-
cipient Thursday evening last Of many con-
gratulations, lovely flowers and beautiful
gifts, the occasion being her eightieth
birthday. Mrs. Wheeler had assisting her
in receiving her friends her daughter, Mrs.
A. W.. johnson; her granddaughters Mrs
H. e. Holdridge and Miss Abby johnson,
and her two Observation-Disclosures, Miss
Pauline and Miss Abbie Holdridge. The
rooms were beautifully decorated and the
large birthday cake held a pyramid of
eighty candles. Mrs. Wheeler danced a
Virginia reel with representatives of four
generations. 50
Miss Matte Oettinger is visiting Philadel-
phia and New York city for a few weeks.
Miss Pray of Natick. Mass. is visiting
her cousin. Miss Ashby, at 125 Esstreet
northwest.
| mr. and Mrs. Harry Augustus Lewis of
Petersburg, N. T.. announce the marriage