Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-17


zie Redden. Gertie and Mamie Ken
needy. Alice Murdoch. Fanny Rice. Mabel
LaDane Mary Carney. Hazel Williams.
Leroy Stone George Rock. Rogers
rus. Johnnie Pollard. Clarence Ludlam
Hollie Lewis, Willard Hardy. Charlie Will
liams. Sam Ingle. w. Lewis 8. Rice.
Rose mond Bland. Harry Henderson. Guy
Donaldson. Frank Hall. Brother Williams.
Brother Shaffer. Mrs. May Bland Mrs.
K. Hende rson. Mrs. r. Goodrich and Mr..
and Mrs. Williams.
Miss Jennie E. Graham was hostess at
a party Friday evening in honor of her
birthday. Receiving with Miss Graham
was her house guest Miss Bliss Edmon-
ston Of Rockville, Nd.
Mrs John c. Deichmann of LAST Capt.
tol street entertained the Friday En-
broidery Circle Among those present
we're Mrs. w. E. Haislip. Mrs. DR.. J. w.
Stutz. Mrs. F. l.. Volland. Mrs. ]. r.
Haislip. Mrs. ]. G. Hoff and Mrs. ]. c.
Mrs. Mary Cahin entertained at her
home in N street Friday evening at a
small and early dance the young ladies'
Vernon Hive. No. 2. Ladies of the Macca-
bees. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Hill. Mrs. Senay. Mrs. Van Ness
Mrs. Byrde. Mrs Wiley. Mrs. Smith. Mrs.
AhOAuPSOI' AdSSdSd, VuIS. Ofitt
Perry. Mrs. Cartner. Miss Edith Van
Ness. Miss Leonard Mrs. Leonard. Misses
Hull. Misses Morgan. Miss Memking. Miss
Mace, Miss Lumford. Misses Cassasa
Miss Virgie Hall. Misses Carpenter. Miss
Snowden. Mrs. Cartner. Mrs Wagner. Mr..
Harry Senay. jr.. Mr.. Carmichael. Mr.
Johnson, Mr.. Fowler, DR.. Whitson. Mr.
Lambo. DIR Morgan. DR.. Griffith. Mr.
Preston. MI Edward Hall. Mr.. Gohan
Mr.. Parker. Mr. Cullen. Mr.. Cassasa,
Mr. RevoS Mr
Miss Belle Lane entertained at mas
querade party at her residence. 1925 Sd
street northeast, Wednesday evening. and
fairies. etc. held full sway. A stringed
orchestra furnished music by which the
guests danced the Virginia reel. the barn
dance. etc, after which all unmasked and
repaired to the dining room. Miss Bertha
Bean was awarded first prize in the
poetry contest. Mr.. William Howard get
ting the second honor. Among the i'm
personators were Barton Bean as Sea-
side Waif: Mana Ryan. Martha Wash
ington: Olive Perry. a Witch: Bessie FL
der. Sunf1ower: Rea Shaffer. 'Uncle
Sam: Horace Rockwell and Bertha Bean,
the Siamese Twins; Katie Jardine. Red
Riding Hood: Helen Parsons and Rather
inc Burton. Night: Marguerite William
Mother Hubbard: Lloyd w. Patch. King
Of Hearts: Lena Duehay. Priscilla: Mabel
Duehay. Spring, Esther Foster. Martha
Washington: Anita Rennoe. Japanese
Maiden: Ruth Foster. Queen of Hearts;
Maria Trail. Indian Maid Sarah s. Kali
Usher. the Girl in Pink: Maud Aiken.
French Peasant. and Anna Lippert.
Spring Nathaniel Worley, Frank Nc
Chesney and Clyde Patch. clowns.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. sumar were the re-
cipients of pleasant surprise given them
by friends Friday night last. at their
home. 127 T street northwest. In honor of
the.twenty-ffth anniversary of their we'd
ding: The gifts were numerous and
A surprise party was given to Mrs.
George B. White Friday evening at 1915
10th street northwest. by her sons and
their wives and her daughter. in honor
Of her birthday anniversary. There were
ten present, each of whom contributed to
the purchase and presentation of a Japa-
nese tea and chocolate set, beautifully de-
signed. After a substantial repast given
by Mr.. Frank White. Mr.. j. Turner White
and Mr.. CASTOR B. White made presenta-
ton speeches, in which each paid very
beautiful tributes to their parents and
were responded to feelingly by their
reunion. which brought tender pleasure to
parents and children alike; lasted until
late hour.
Miss Hazel Williams of AGA G street
southwest entertained a number of her
young friends at her home st. Valentine
night. Games and several musical num-
bers were enjoyed. The parlor and din
ing rooms were prettily decorated. and
among those present were May Fitzsim-
mons of Allegheny. Pa: Misses Fanny
Fegan, Mary Carney. Elsie Shaffer. Pearl
Henderson. Fanny Rice: Lizzie Redeem:
Sister Mitchell. Gertrude Dixon, Ethel
nndhar1 Francis YarnhSnn Clara o.
DRY. Bertha. Jenkins. Mable La Dane. Ger-i
t-ude and Mamie Kennedy. Alice Muir
dock. Hazel Williams. Mrs. Henderson.
Mrs Goodrich and Mrs. May Bland.
rem Sanford. Willard Harley. Charles
Williams, John Pollard. Clarence Ludham.
Walter Burrus. Roger Dwyer. Hollie
Lewis. s. Rice. Rosmand Bland. Brother
and Mrs. Williams. The prizes in the
Teddy bear contest were won by Charles
Williams. John Pollard. Francis Jacob
son and Pearl Henderson.
The Misses Desio have as their guests
Mrs. William Murphy of Trenton. n. j..
and Miss May Walsh of Newark. n. J.
sister-in-law, Mrs. l.. c. Elliott of East
Falls Church. Va, gave party Satur
day, February II. from 2 to pm. to
her nephews. Masters Warren and May
na-d Erwin and Joseph Elllott- ThoSe
present were the Misses Josephine SIAM
baugh. May Stambaugh. Hattie Tucker
man. Gladys Bean. Margaret Kimball.
Laurace Greene. Louise Crosman, Mar
garet and Irene Dickinson. Lillian Eddy.
Edith Crack. May Quick. Elizabeth
Thompson. Emily Thompson. Masters
Warner and Maynard Erwin and Joseph
Elliott. Harold Erwin. Cecil Bean. Rus
sell Bean. George Crosman. Charles Stew
art. Lee and Theodore Unverzagt Ray
mond Eddy. Earnest Crack. Leroy
Thompson. Phillip Thompson. Henry
Sparrow Be-kley Inge and Harold Jen
kins Of Washington, d. c. Others pres
ent were Mrs ]. c. Elliott. Mrs. l.. c.
Elliott. Mrs. Nettie Thompson. Mrs. Will
liam Sparrow. Mrs. George Erwin. Mrs.
w. H. Erwin. Mrs. ]. F. Doran. Miss
Matilda Elliott. Mrs B. F.. Elliott and
Mrs. H. Thompson. Music and games
were INDUCED in until 30 o'clock. when
the company repaired to the deliberately
decorated dining room. where refresh
ments were served.
A delightful gathering assembled at the
home OF Mrs Calhoun and Miss Fisher
Saturday to attend the last of a series of
musical teas. this having been given In
honor of their house guest. Miss kathe-
rine Cannon Of Delaware. 1t was attends