Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-23

Raked from underneath the Are logs we're
baked potato shells. dlled with wine Jelly.
4 larEe coal bucket was used aS re-
ceptacle for numerous small Goa! pueAets
h!led with peas. The asparasns, IN
wash tub. Guests were pelted with snow
balls made Of Ice cream. The oails were
hauled in on . sled.
Coffee was served in tin cups. From
thermos in birch bark butter was as
Pickles and olives were found IN nests
A feature of the event was the. ap::
pearance of the guests In hard time
attire: These costumes we're s,r Gm,.e 'Sp''
From the spout Of an old-fashtoned
pump Lemonade Sushed forth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Meirs Of Phila-
i Hslp'' sc.ilon n YEA evening
the guests Of Mrs. James Robert Nc
Kee at the Grafton during their stay.
They returned to Philadelphia yesterday
morning Mrs Meirs n Is daughter .9 81
niece Of Mrs. Anne Weightman Walker.
whose engagement to Col. Penaeld was
announced recently.
Mrs. DieKenderfer will receive toner
row afternoon from to 6. and will also
be at home informally the first and last
MONDAYS In March.
Mrs. Bernard r. James. wife Of the
military attsche Of the British embassy.
her sister. Hon. Nina Kay Shuttleworth.
who has spent the last two months with
her. Miss Shuttleworth will leave Feb
ruary 26 for Boston for short visit. and
will sail March for her home In Eng
land.
Mrs. Daugherty. wife Of Judge Harry
K. Daugherty. will be at home Monday.
February "a. from 3 to 8. at the Laclede,
1923 Vermont avenue.
A meeting of the jolly Girls Club OF
Mount Pleasant was held last evening at
the home Of Miss Ernull Cohencious. the
Whitney: Among those present were
Misses Catherine Evans: Mary Mary EHa ,d.
Schmidt. Hazel Johnston. Margaret Smith
and Ernull Cehencious. Three prizes
were given. the first being won by Miss
Hilda Schmidt. the second by Miss Caro-
lire Scott and the third by Miss May
few fancy dances. Miss Mary Evans sang
popular songs and Miss Hilda Schmidt
gave clog dances. Luncheon was served
at 0 o'clock. The dining room was dec.
grated with American flags and cherr:
trees while the table cover was made Of
eagles and fass.
Miss Roberts Of 1899 Park road enter.
tanned the Five Hundred Club at the
house Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
H Roberts. yesterday afternoon: Among
the guests were Mrs. A. c. Walton OF
Boston and Mrs. James T. Garfield Of
Syracuse. y. Y. Mr.. and Mrs. Walton
and Mr. and Mrs. Candeld are house
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts
Mrs. Hofatio N. Taplin will be at home
Monday at the Champlain.
Mrs. W. A, Hayne will not be at home
nsxt Wednesday afternoon. February 70
Mrs. Philip T. Dodge and Miss Steven
son will be at home tomorrow for the
only time this season and will have with
them Miss Margaret Van Patten OF Ports
mouth. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs H. c. Havne Of u Quincy
place northwest entertained last evening
at a George Washington progressive ell
chre party In honor OF Representative
and Mrs. Tou VeIle OF Ohio and their son.
Others in attendance were Mr. b. w.
Layton and Mrs, Layton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Coomhs Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Jones, Mr..
and Mrs. J. L. Sellers. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Humphrey. the Misses Bessie and
Marie Humphrey. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank