The Washington times., 1908-03-08


club are Anthony Drexel, Clement A.
Griscom. Bradley Martin, and Freder-
lex Townsend Martin.
The WaIdensian Society will be the
6 lest of the president. ~ j. Wesley
Povee. at tea Wednesday afternoon from
4 to 6 O'Clock in her home, l76 Sixteenth
street..
Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Woodward enter
tanned a party Of friends Thursday even
ing in their home on 1 street in cele-
bration of the birthday anniversary Of
the host.
A profusion of American Beauty roses,
carnations and ferns formed the dec
oratious I'm the parlors and dining-roOm.
and the guests were entertained through
out the evening with music by an or
chestra and piano and vocal selections
by Miss McHenry, Miss Graham. and
Dr. George kehOe.
Among the guests were Mrs. Graham.
Miss Graham. Miss Clara Case, Miss
McHenry. Of Philadelphia; Miss Josephs.
Miss Paterson. B. f. Smith. DR.. Walk
er, II. Staudiford, and q. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Rohiader gave a
musicale Thursday evening in their
apartments at the Unique. Selections
from III Trovatore." Bohemian Girl"
and d version of the sextet from LII
cha" were given by Mrs. WEIGH, Mrs
Rohlader, and Mr.. Rohlader.
Some of the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
WEIGH. Miss WEIGH, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith.
Mrs. Ashford, Mr.. and Mrs. King. Mrs.
Bernard Miss Ella Shaw, Mr.. Garrett,
-Ir. Wedding. and Mr.. LOefher,
The members of the Munacre Club
entertained a number of young ladies'
last evening in their club rooms, which
were beautifully decorated ia the club
coIors, royal blue and white. The even
ing was spent in music and dancing,
and refreshments were served. Airs.
Dempf chaperoned the party.
The officers of the club are: Edward
EyIer president; Martin DempC, secre-
tary; Howell O'Brien. treasurer.
Those present were Miss Annie
Farmer. Miss Agnes McGarraghy, Miss
Hattie KimaI tin. Miss Ruth Scot, Miss
Constance Pullman, Miss Malinda
Adams. Miss Isabel NOyes. and Edward
EyIer. Martin Dempf. Howell O'Brien
leo Hughes, Charles Nunnerlyn, George
Marks, and Cuthbert Farmer.
Company D. of the Central High
School. gave a dance Friday evening
at 1917 r street
The company officers In charge We're
Capt j.. Wise, First Lieutenant Balen-
tyne. and Second Lieut.. II. Colbaugh
There was "a large attendance and the
AFFAIR was a success in every respect.
Miss Alice !. Hull gave a euch-e party
Thursday evening in the parlors of the
Savoy.
The guests were Miss Lee Moore. Miss
Jane Mahan, Miss Ethel Clark. Miss
Octa Basse;t, Miss Ruth f. HIT and
Mrs. York, and John Evans, James B.
SappingtOn. George Evans. B. J. Wer-
ner Frank Evans, and J. c. Tulloss.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. F. Edwards.
200 p street northwest. was the scene Of
a pleasant gathering Friday 10 celebrate
the second birthday anniversary Of their
daughter. Virginia.
Among those present were Mrs. Fred
Edwards, Mrs. W. T. Grant, Mrs. j. r.
Jobe, Miss Helen Knight, Miss Vir-
ginia Edwards. Miss Edna Taylor, Miss
Rosalia Conger, Miss Dorothy Lorraine
Conger. Miss Olive c. Conger. Miss Lou
ise Draper, Miss Catherine lobe. Miss
Nellie Heating, and John and George
Draper. Stewart and CIaud Grant, and
Alfred King.
The Crescents have issued invitations
TO their fifth dance Of the season. to be
held at 1917 r street northwest. Satur-
day evening, March a.
The committee i'm charge consists of
Joseph w McKericher. Elmer c. Wood.
Luther n. Cornwall, Willard Martin and
Myron Taylor.
A very enjoyable leap-year dance was
given by Miss Marie Parker at her
home, in BroOkIand, Saturday, Febru-
AIRY ..
Among those present were Miss L.
Darr Miss NJ. Curtin, Miss II. holster.
Miss +. Hetheld, Miss NJ. Henry, Miss
r. Parker. Miss 3. Woodward, Miss M
Lanahan, Miss NJ. Parker and Charles
Darr, Charles Brooks, Neil Lamont. E.
Reppenhagen, George Berger f. Car
mick, Louis Parker, A. Curtin, David
Lum, Howard Lum. j. G. HOLSTER.
Mrs. G. r. May, and Miss Violet Par
her.
Miss Doris Cissel Of Mont gomery
county. Nd. is at the Seaside Hotel,
Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Frank Parker gave
q dinner and farewell reception Sunday.
March 1, 10 Philip Guiliani, who sails
for Europe Thursday. The hostess re-
ceived in gown of silver spangled net
over gray silk and the drawing-room
and reception hall were tastefully deco
rated in spring flowers, ported plants,
and Southern smilaN. The dining-room
was decorated with American and ItaI-
ian coIors, and the table had a center
piece of three cluster baskets Of Amer
lean Beauty roses and sweet peas.
There were punches of violets for the
women, and carnations for the men,
while the favors were hOrseshoes Of
brilIiants and scarfs- Leo ZussIer was
toastmaster, and presented Mr.. Guilt
ami with a handsome silver-mounted
pen as a farewell gift from the host