The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-08
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Mrs. sternberg. Gen. and Airs, john
Watts Kearney Representative and
Mrs. Hobson, Representative and AIRS.
Lamar, Mr. and Mrs Ten Eyek Wendle.
Mrs Lyman TIFFANY, Rear Admiral
5chiey, and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph r.
Thropp-
Gen. and Mrs. Thomas H. Barry were
the guests OF honor Of General Mcken-
zie at dinner last evening invited 10
meet them We're General and MIS-
Humphrey. Geaeral Davis. Representa-
tive Burton, Miss Thompson, Mss Aend-
ley. and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hendley.
Miss MATHS. niece of Representative
Mckinley, was hostess yesterday al
luncheon, having as her guests Mrs.
George Lawrence Buckley, Mrs. William
Barrett Ridgiey, Mrs. William Z. Cur
us Mrs. Duncan, Of Portland Maine.
Miss HOughton, or California; Miss
cameron, Miss Nugeut OF 81 f-uuiss
Miss Ridgley. Miss Squire, Miss Willis.
Miss Riley ana Miss Moore.
Col. o. C.. STAPLES has cards put for
the annual masquerade ball at the
Riggs House Tuesday evening, Feb
ruary -.
The home Of Afr. and Mrs. G. ".
Davis. OF 1910 NJ street northwest, was
the scene of a very pretty masquerade
party last Wednesday evening, Ia which
about twenty-five couples participated.
The masks were very elaborate and Ell
tectiNc and the parts were well acted
BY the different characters represented.
Music as rendered by "a string Orches-
ira and dancing was INDUCED In until
after midnight Al which time buffet
luncheon Was served.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. ". Davis, MI. and Mrs. Charles
Small, Mr., and Mrs Guy Bradley. Mr..
H.nHH
ana AIRS ". w Morris. Sir and Mrs.
Frank Merrill Mr.. and Mrs. carl
Brooks, MI. and Mrs ". =. Donaldson,
Mr. and AIRS. Winter Barnes. Mrs. NJ.
h. Davis. Mrs = Dugan. Mrs Harry
Jones, AIRS. Clarence Lusby, Mrs. Wiz
son Lindsey, Mrs. Charles Schultz, Airs.
Lcona Phillips, the Misses NJ. Perry,
Clara Gates, Marie Lindsey, May *.
kearney. Nellie Lusby. NeJtie Lusby,
Marjorie Wagner. Ella T.. MOoTelsnd.
Lillian ii. Thompson. Flora l.. Genneia,
Frances Bennett, Mary NOlkman Elsie
Davis, Thelma Davis, Priscilla Barnes.
DR.. j. r. Tu0man. John Wagner. Ray
mond Il. Kirby, Guy Mclean Lusby. J.
II. Boucher, James Peacock, ii. r. Carr
John Daniels Maurice Holmes James
Curtain, Harry Garfield. Masters Oscar
hlrch, Leroy, Earl Ralph and Lester
DAVIS, and Walter DoSter,
Among the characters represented
were the following;
MfS- Guy bradley nurse Mrs. kru-
iah NdnSickler- summer girl. Mrs w
r, Donaldson, domino, Mrs. Wilson
Lindsey, ghost, Mrs Frank Merrill old
maid, Mrs Clarence IusbY. cOlOred
nanny, Mrs. Charles Schultz, French
Lady Mrs. LeOna Phillips, Western girl.
Miss N, Perry, summer girl, Miss Clara
Gates, daFEy girl; Miss Marie Lindsey,
JapHnes- girl Miss May K ke8rney.
negro bow hOOIblaCk. Miss Nellie Lusby
PunCh- Miss Nettie IdfSbv. Indian
suuaWt Miss Marjorie Wagner the
girl from the eWst, Miss Ella F.
MoOreland pickaninny. Miss Lillian a.
Thompson, hunting girl; Miss Floral
Gennela. carnival princess. Miss Fran
ces Bennett, colonial girl; Miss Elsie
Davis. c1keWalkeT. Thelma Davis Pris-
ella Barnes and Miss Bradley fairies.
h. h. Van Seeker farmer. Frank Mer-
rilh Happy Hooligani Carl Brooks,
lrlshm3u. Winter Barnes. Or. Mary
Walker ". n. Clark. Georgetown belle.
John Wagner, negro preacher; Ray
mond b. Kirby a Jockey, Guy Mclean