Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-19

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in the evening for a wedding trip to Can
ada They will be at home to their
friends after Easter.
among the out-of-town guests at the
wedding was Miss Maryland Barnes of
Philadelphia, an aunt of the bride
Col. and Mrs Richard l.. Hoxie gave a
small reception last night. when number
of Washington artists and sculptors, as
well as few other personal ir1enos' en-
joyea their hospitality The evening was
eniivened by music and made especially
interesting by an hour or so In Mrs Hox.
les studio. while she modelled bas-relief
of Mr.. Max Weyl, the latter being In the
company.
Mrs James r. Mckee and Miss Mckee
ard again in Washington. and are stay
ing with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lee.
Mr. and Mrs Edward p. Butscher of 617
r street northeast entertained ut d musl-
Gale the following out town guests:
Mrs A. " Jones of birmingham. Ala:
Mr. and Mrs. James Rudy and Miss Rudy
of Harrisburg, Pa: Mr.. and Mrs Resan
of Providence. r. L.. Miss Nj. James OF
Dickerson. Md: Miss Louise Bergman
of Philadelphia, Pa: Mrs. Never Her.
man and sons Randall and Hazen OF
New Orleans La: Messrs A. q: Harri
Miss NJ and Mr. Edward Butscher OF
Philadelphia, Pa. and Mr.. Raymond Lyon
of this city. A sumptuous FEAST was
served in the dining room. the decorations
being palms, asparagus vines and car
nations.
The flower sale and tea at Mrs Charles
J. Belts yesterday, in aid of the Neigh
borhood House was a great success. She
had the assistance of a number or young
sirls and several matrons presided at
the tea tables. The entertainment con-
iinued through the evening Also
The Duke and Duchess de Chaunes.
who sailed for Europe yesterday. Will be
back next fall. The Due de Chaulnes is
going to set a new example to European
mobiles who marry wealthy American
girls. as he intends TO become New
York business man. He said he would be
back in September and will become New
York and Partisan representative ct an
International financial syndicate.
Miss Margaret NJ Farrell was the host
ess of ST Patrck's cobweb party given
the evening of March II. when she en-
tertained a small number of her friends
at her home. 1122 street northeast. In
addition to solving the intricacies of the
cobweb. the guests participated in appro-
pirate games and music, after which re-
freshmentS were served, the dining room
being tastefuly decorated in green hang
ings and illumination. with table appoint
mentS to match. Dancing was enjoyed
until late hour Among those present
was Mrs. NJ NJ. Farrell. mother of the
Cing Katherine Mulhall. Mae MulhaN,
Mae Frank and Alice C. Farrell; Messrs.
Clarence Webb. Wayne Pierson. Arthur
Bower. Robert Whitney Clifford Whit
ney and Edward n. Farrell.
A ST Patrick's party was given in honor
of Mrs. Clara Herbert of Baltimore. Md.
by Miss Frances Jacobsen at her home.
21f q street northwest. The parlors were
nagnifcently decorated with shamrocks
and cut flowers. Games and music were
enjoyed until a late hour after which
couples were formed and they adjourned
to the dining room. where refreshments
were served. Prizes were awarded for
the bear contest. the winners being Miss
Margaret Mitchell and Mr.. Emery. The
event of the evening was recitation by
Mr. William P. Rosser. There were Sc
lections on the piano by Mrs Clara Her
bert. also songs by the Southwest Quartet. |
Among those who participated in the fes
tivities were Mrs. Clara Herbert. Misses
Ruth Rosser, Laura Rosser. Ruth Baum
bach, Elsie Schaefer, Hazel Williams, |
Mary Mitchell. Margaret Mitchell. Ger
trude Dixon. Rose Mayer. Marie Ford, |
Clara Gregory. Ethel Ludlam, Mabelle |
lie Dane. Minnie Torbert, Irene Myers, |
and Messrs. j. Burton. C. Emery J. Par
Ion, Guy Donaldson,. A. Mockabee. l.. |
Stone. William Schaefer, Elmer Darden,
Carroll Cole. Ray Naylor. ]. Naylor, w.
Han, c. Williams Roger O'Dwyer. e.
Thrift, H.. Lewis. ]. Williams Warren
Sanford w. Burrows, NJ. Dawsey. F. |
ORWELL. w. RoSSer. l.. III. Lyons OF |
South Carolina, Luke Vollack of Wyo-
ming, n. Wenevitinof of Russia. Mr.. and |
Mrs. W. Rosser. Miss Nellie Phillips, Mr. i
and Mrs. r. Wilkens Mrs. Mary Guilt
gan. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jacobsen and |
their daughter Frances. -
The Oriental Pleasure Club was enter /
taihed at the home of Miss Ethel Heb
bard. 1870 Sth street northwest, Satur
day. March H. After a short business
meeting the rest of the evening was spent |
in music and games. Piano solos were
rendered by Miss Katie Cheseldine. Miss
Lillian Fay. Mr.. Harry Grant and Mr..
James Young. Refreshments We're
served.
Miss Inza V. Manning of Brooklyn. n.
W and Mrs! Lucy de Olloqui of Troy,
y. Y, are guests of Mrs Adde w. Fos-
ter. 33i 18th street southeast.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Hammett and her |
daughter Mrs. F, Nelson Conrad. will be
at home tomorrow friday afternoon.
The Yelsna Club of St. Cecilia's Acad- |
enlS met last evening at the home of Miss |
Irene Mcdonald of Capitol Hill. Among |
those present were Miss Ruby Ansley. T
Miss Mary Kane. Miss Agnes Ryan.
Miss Blanche Manogue Miss Katherine |