Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-01
SOCIETY.
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institute Hail. IUlH street near n
northwest. for the benefit of the linen de-
partment of the hospital. About forty
| couples were in attendance. Among those
present were: Mr.. Hillyer and Miss
i Tuohy. Mr. Mcguire and Miss e. Tuohy,
Mrs. Roman and Miss Collif1ower. Mr..
Jones and Miss kubel, MIR Sutherland
and Miss Fugerson. Mr.. Orne and Miss
| Gibson. Mr.. Dougherty and Miss Nc
DIR. O'Connor Mr. Seldom and Miss Maude
| Tickling. Mr.. G. Seldom and Miss Mary
| Tickling, MIR. b. Bristol and Miss Platt.
/ Mr.. Moore and Miss Young. Mr.. Cox and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sanderson. Miss
! Smith, DR.. Smith and Miss Mcfarland,
Mr. and Mrs. Lipscomb, Mr.. Stewart and
Miss Stewart. DIR. Harrison and Miss
Miss Entwistle. Mr.. Johns and Miss Johns.
! Mr. Mckenzie and Miss Pate. DR.. Conk-
| ling and Miss Nelson DR.. Moffet and Miss
I Newshaw. DIR. Chapparo DR. Neal, Or.
| Van Tiller md Miss BirdseH DIR. Stohler.
! DIR. Shepherd and Miss Shepherd. Or.
| Sanderson and Miss Sanderson. DIR. Hlck-
! ey and Miss Hickey. DR.. Camp and Miss
/ V Anderson. Miss Street. Miss Gay
borne Miss Dutnaler. Mr.. Pierce and Miss
Make. Mr. Fisher and Mrs. Fisher, MIR.
Blaine and MIR. Middleton.
/ Mrs. Charles H. Babbitt will be at
| home informally tomorrow, but not next
Monday.
/ The young ladies of the Waukesha Club
| gave a leap year dance at the Dumoafton
! club Friday evening. Those present were
| Misses May Ashton. Virginia Gasklns'
Blanche johnson, Margaret killinger.
| Clara Lpscomb. Carrie Moser. Maude
Moran, Eda McKneW, Helen Van Den Den
George Grubbs. DR.. killinger, James
| Moser. Sam Shanks. Richard Sutton.
! Charles Staub. Neal Walters, Douglas
Walters and Tom Weaver. The chaperons
/ were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Demonet ana
| Mr. and Mrs. Frank Upman.
| Mrs George Thomas SmallwOOd. the
| state vice regent for the District of Co
| lumbia. gave a reception Friday evening
| for the visiting and resident Daughters OF
the American Revolution. Mrs. Smallwood
was assisted by Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey,
vice president general: Mrs. Howard l..
| Hodgkins. state vice regent. who received
in the drawing room: Mrs. Elizabeth
Pierce corresponding secretary of the
National Society. and Mrs. II. T. Guss,
regent of Continental Danes Chapter,
who received in the library. Mrs. Ordway.
| Mrs. Jones and Miss Lane presided in the
dining room. Mrs. Acker. Miss Kinds.
| Miss Martin and Miss Mason helped to
welcome and entertain the guests.
The large ballroom was draped with
! American flags and the national colors
were in evidence everywhere. For two
hours the rooms were thrOnged with rep
| resentatives of the patriotic societies in
| the city. Members of every d. A. r..
| chapter in the District were present to
honor the occasion-the welcome of the
state vice regent to their society.
! Mr. and Mrs. William Brookmre of
| Capitol Hill entertained the alumni OF
! 1898 of Gallaudet College Wednesday
evening. The parlors and dining room
were tastefuly decorated with the college
cOlors, buff and blue. with groupings of
palms and cut flowers.
| Prof. Melville Ballard of the college
| faculty. who was the first graduated stu
| dent of Kendall Green; Prof. John B.
Hotchkiss, Mr.. Arthur Bryant and Mr..
Brookmire gave interesting talks.
There was potato race between Mrs.
Stafford and Mr.. Marshall, the former
winning. The guests were photographed
by f1ashight and delightful refreshments
| served. Those present were: Prof. and
Mrs. Melville Ballard. Prof. John. B.
Hotchkiss, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Stafford.
Mr.. and Mrs. La Fayette Buehler. Mr..
Arthur Bryant, Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Bryan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitman, Mr. and Mrs.
! William Pfunder, Mr.. and Mrs Winfield
Marshall Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Whitlock,
Mrs. Margaret Hawberg. Mr.. Charles
| Clark, Miss Martha Brookmire, r. Brook
mire.
| Mrs J. O. Wright and little daughter
/ Lucille. accompanied by her mother. Mrs
/ NJ. l.. Bowers. have returned from New
| York after visiting friends and relatives
| in that city.
| Mrs L. c. Brooks entertained number
| of friends at cards Thursday eve(ng last
| at her apartment at the Gloucester in
| celebration of her birthday anniversary.
! At the conclusion of the games quite an
elaborate supper was served in the dining
| room, which was profusely decorated with
| roses. hyacinths and lilacs. the color
| scheme of lavender and gold being OBJ
| served. All the guests received favors,
| the ladies each a thimble of silver and the
gentlemen each silver engraved hat
| marker. During the evening a musical
| program was given. Those present in
| Guided: Mrs. Charles Terry, Mrs. c. p
| GLEN. Mrs. /. S. Childs. Mrs. c. NJ. Shinn,
| Miss Hunt. Mrs. Bishop. Miss Edna Shinn,
| Miss Flora Shinn and Mrs. l.. c. Brooks
MesSrS. Charles Terry, G.. p. Gliem Rob-
| ert Shinn. NJ. Du Perow, G. NJ. Shinn T..
| G. Brooks. l. S. Childs and Mr. j. A.
| Bishop.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Frederick Lansing
| Oliver, I. s. n, are living at the Lynn
! haven Hotel in Norfolk. Lieut.. Oliver is
stationed aboard the receiving ship
| Franklin at the Norfolk navy yard. Mrs.
Oliver was formerly Miss Mary Hemp
! stone of Washington.
Mrs. J. Maury Dove. jr., Will be at
| home Monday afternoon.
| One of the most pleasant and success
| ful social events of the past week was
! the leap year dance given by the young
| ladies of st. Mary's Wednesday night
| The occasion was merry one and all the
young folks entered heartily into the
! novelty of leap year customs.
During lntermiSsion there was grand
march. led by the ladies of the commit
tee, when all adjourned to the reception
room and We're bounteously served WITH
refreshments. The unique ARRANGEMENTS
and success of the occasion were due
chiefly TO the efforts of the following
ladies of the committee: The Misses Nav
Berberich, Mamye G.. Rupert. Cecilia
NJ Berger. Rose Rupert Josephine
Joachim Lena Rupert. Anna Berbefich.
Antlonette Achstetter, Louise c. RUPERT
Mary Weiss ard Mary Rupert
ANNOUNCEMENT is made of the engage
ment Of Miss Rosetta Dewart Brice.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lin
coin Brice. TO Horace Carpenter Hurlbutt,
Or. The wedding will take place early in
the fall.
her sister, Mrs. William Vaughan Polleys.
NJ street northwest
Mrs. Charles G. Bennett will give a tea
Tuesday next. to I. The secretary of
the Senate and Mrs Bennett have the
, house 14C2 Massachusetts avenue this
season.
leap year masquerade party was given
IN honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Northrup