The Washington times., 1908-02-02

to her mothers home in Omaha, Neb.
with her young son, William Henry Har-
rfson. Miss Martheua Harrison, herl
daughter, who spent the Christmas holi-
DAYS here. IS again in school on the
Hudson for the remainder Of the sea-
son.
Mrs. William II. sholes will be att
home the first and second Mondays IN
February from until 6 O'Clock. Mon
day. February 3, Mrs. Sholes viii be
assisted by Mrs. Edward S. York. Mrs.
william r. Myers, Mrs. William J.
Hutchinson, Mrs. George c. ShOies,
Miss Major, Miss Belle Davenport, and
Miss Fisher.
Mrs y @ Taplin, Of the Champlain,
VIII not receive tomorrow.
Mr.. and EIrs. Larz Anderson were
hosts at dinner last evening, after
which the guests were entertained by
a recitation by Mrs. Waldo Richards.
A leap year surprise party was given
TO Walter Gill, IN honor Of his twenty
fifth birthday at his house in Sligo. Nd,
Monday evening.
The rooms were tastefully decorated
with ferns and carnations. Many games
were played. Prizes were awarded Miss
Halle Shaw and Ralph Fisher. Re
freshnients were served at IL o'clock.
Those invited we're Miss Jeanette
Lusby. Miss lone Shaw, Miss Katie
Barrett, Miss Myrtle Fidler Miss Edna
Holt, Miss Mary Roeder, Miss Myrtle
Holt. Miss Halle shaw Miss Mildred
Newman. Miss Carrie Iuscoe. Miss
Mabel Burdette, Miss Grace Barnes,
Miss NettIe Gill. and William Fidler,
Ralph Fisher. Byron Beall. Ashford
Proctor, William Lusby. Walter GIL,
Carl Roeder. Levi Gill, Walter Lahore.
Grover Price, John Barrett. Russell
Gill. Howard Barnes, and Elmer BeaA
The fourteenth birthday Of Miss Sarah
Wetzel was celebrated Tuesday night
IN the home Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
William II. wetzeI, at is A street nos tn
east Games and dancing We're INDUCED
IN until a late hour, when a collation.
was served.
The tables we're decorated with pink
roses and candles under pink shades, the
centerpiece being a large birthday cake
with fourteen candles. The dining room
was banked with cut flowers.
Among those present were Miss Mary
Moran, Miss Constance Pulli2m. Miss
Hagan. Miss Agnes McGarraghy. Miss
Imogene McGarragby, Miss Ruth Tyler.
Miss Constance Walton. Miss Lilly Rob
ertson. Miss Annie Farmer. Miss Louise
PuIliam, Miss Helen stake. Miss Edna
Kengla. Roy stake. Otto Engar. Mrs. c.
/. McCauley. Mr.. and Mrs. J. H Hunt
er. Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Hagan. VII
liam r. Hagan. Mrs. F. r. Young. Miss
B. Y. Young, Mr. and Mrs. J. +. Stake,
Mrs. and Miss Spinks. Miss Nina Spinks.
James Spinks. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wet
eel. Frederick Wetzel. Mr.. and Mrs a.
J. Christman. Mr. and Mrs r l. Ha-
gan. Miss Maggie Shoemaker Mrs. s.
o. Wendell. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A.
WetzeI, Mrs. Charles z. Kergla, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. s. Farmer, Miss Vivian z.
Hanks, Mrs. J. ". Mister, r. {. Hagan.
| jr., F. F. Hagan, Mr.. and Mrs. Barth-
| olemew. Mrs. Davie WetzeI. s. y. Har-
risou, Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Warner. An
| drew Heise. and Nr. and Mrs. NJ e
| Eckles.
! Mrs. Timothy Thomas Ansberry. wife
| OF Representative Ansberry Of Ohio
win not receive until February IS.
Mrs. William II. Daw. 23O1 Fl street
| northwest, VIII receive Friday. Febru-
/ airy :, from 3 TO s O'Clock.
Mrs. A. J. BarchfeId. assisted by her
/ daughter and house guest, Miss Adler.
] %
/ in the Connecticut apartment Tuesday.
| February {, from s until 8 o'clock.
/ Mrs. II. Edwin RainaIs Kondrup will
be at home the first and third Mondays
in February.
Mrs. Ellis Logan, 1888 Irving street
northwest, will be at home informally
| Friday, February :. to 6 O'Clock. as
sisted by Mrs. Julian g. D0welI, Mrs
/ George +. Tower, Mrs Charles NJ. Pep
per, Mrs. Redwood Vanderbilt, Mrs
John Farnsworth, Mrs Frarcis A. ST
Clair, Mrs. George W. Prince. Mrs
Pleasant T. Chapman. Miss Marian
chapman, and Miss Norita Rose Pepper
Nine. Marie Won Unschuld-Lazard vii
not be at home today.
Mrs. Otto r. WeOrner entertained tn
Sewing Circle on Thursday afternoon
Those present were Mrs. Norman Luchs
Mrs Nathan SOndheimeT. Mrs. Harr,
Wittgenstein, Mrs. Louis 13ush. Mrs
Benjamin Wal1berg. Mrs. Dsvid Sanger
and Mrs. Gustsve Lewis.
Mrs. I Newitter. OF Cincinnati, VIII
has spent the past fortnight visitin
friends in New York IS again the CUES
Of her sister, Mrs. Henry Lauman.
Mrs. Isaac Behrend, OF y street. en-
tertained the Afternoon Bridge CIul
| Thursday afternoon. The prize wa
won by Mrs A Sigmund.
! The guests were Mrs. s. Never. Mrs
| Cerson NOrdiinger, Mrs. Meyer Nord
E. +. BR0OP & SONS co.
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