Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-26

en- girls Friday evening at Miss Coulter's
The girls present were the Misses Louise
Moore. Fern Prince. Linda sudsberger.
Johansen, Nan David Wells. Emily Dan
lei, Josie Vann, Ruth Wilson, Mary Wells
and Mrs. Boykin. The boys were Messrs.
Alexander Hitz. Mayne Coe. Yingling,
Enoch Vann. Frank Appich. John Bow
man. Cecil Hales, Livingston Vann and
Cleveland Williams.
The chaperons. Mrs. Johansen. Mrs.
Vann Mrs. Swaine. Mrs. Johnson and
Mrs. Wells were given the highest praise.
Mr.. G. Gordon Cook entertained twenty
couples with a dance at his residence
st. GATHERINGS" Bellevue. D. c., Friday
night. The young people enjoyed a straw
ride from the car line to the house. In
the intermission buffet supper was
served. Those present were. Misses
Henry. Hart, Winters. De Shields. Or
bello H. Walker. Enoch. Taylor. Ellis.
Mofft. Cunningham. F.. Walker, Herrler.
Martin. Kolb. c. Walker and the Messrs
Mccoy. Clarke. McGiffen. Brown, Evans.
Calver. Bradbury, Farmer, Scott, Papson.
Chase Whitney, Martin. Leland. Cook.
Birdsall. Fitzhugh and Jenkins.
The Washington Classical Club gave a
reception in honor of the members and
visitors attending the meeting of the
Classical Association of the Atlantic
George Washington University, Friday
afternoon at o'clock The reception
committee consisted of Mrs Carroll. Mrs.
Sidwell. Miss Hensley. Miss Ellis and Miss
Turner.
The members of the Troy Club gave a
german at the Lewis building Wednes-
day evening, April %. when about twenty
Inns. Miss Gaegler and Miss Voorhees, act
ed as chaperones and distributed the ia
vors The german was led by Mr.. Ara
M. Daniels and Miss Ann Jeanette Gaeg-
Ter The club members present were
Miss Helen Williams and Mr.. r. Harding.
Miss Eta Collins and Mr. H. BayIy;
Miss Regina Sullivan and Mr.. A. Clark.
Miss Irene Richardson and Mr.. H. Senay.
Miss Katherine Gaegler and Mr.. William
Collier, Miss May Ford and Mr.. Lee
Brown. The guests of the club were:
Miss NJ. Harding, Mr.. Harris: Miss c.
Edmonston. Mr.. Columbus; Miss Pennis-
ton. Mr.. King; Miss Harnden. Mr.. j.
Archibald; Miss Espy Mr.. c. Williams:
Miss Davis: Mr.. Titus; Miss Baine. Mr..
Winfield Smith. Mr.. Cunning; Miss Drey-
fus. Mr., ]. C. Collins. Miss r. Alden and
Mr. Seller.
Mrs. Will E. Potter, who has been
spending the winter in different points in
Florida. is in the city. the guest of Mrs
H. c. Hayne of p Quincy place north
west. Mrs. Potter will leave for her
home in Wapakoneta. Ohio. the middle
of next week.
Miss Helen Campbell will be pleased to
see her friends at 2139 street,
Mrs Charles G. Lynch presided last
Friday evening over an unusually enter
tanning social given by the Ladies' Aid
Society of the Broekland Baptist Church
in the church parlors. 18th and Newton
streets northeast. presenting an excel
lent array of evolutionary and musical
piano solo by Miss Esther Galbraith open
ed the entertainment. and this was fol-
lowed by vocal solos by Mr.. Carol Nor
rison, accompanied by Mrs. Morrison /;
Miss Helma Cheeseman. accompanied by
Miss Maud Jackson. and Mr.. Albert
err. Mrs. F. B. Fisher. Franklin T. Howe.
3d. the year-old son Of Franklin Z.
Howe jr.. gave a fine rendition OF Gaze
sar's funeral grafton, and was compelled
to respond to hearty encore. Recita-
tons given by Miss Lamond. Miss Hath
were heartily applauded. Following the
program refreshments were served and a
pleasant social time enjoyed by the large
assembly.
Miss Dorothy May Lamberson of Ro-
after an enjoyable Easter vacation spent
with her aunt. Miss Carrie Brennan.
Miss Edna Hazen entertained a party OF
friends last Thursday evening at her
home. 81 L street northwest
The guests played cards until a late
hour, when refreshments were served
Those present were William Conboye,