Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-17
SOCIETY.

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at their residence, 1715 9Th street north
| west, last evening, assisted by MIS-.
| Thomas Lyon,
i Games, music and dancing were en-
| joyed, the last named being the most I'M
portant feature of the evening.
| After musical numbers by Miss Rita
Coon and Mr.. Thomas Miller the guests
repaired to the dining room for refresh
ments and during the evening Mrs. Lyon.
assisted by Miss Myrtle Powell. served
| punch.
| Among those present were: Misses Myr-
| tie Powell Mable Carpenter. Rita Addi-
son. Pauline Shook. Nellie CANNED, Emma
| Mellon, Georgia Hummer, Virginia Re1p-
linger. Mary Hinwood. and members OF
the club present were: Messrs. Thomas
! Miller president; Wallace Robinson. Ed
ward Detweiler. Henry Lepper. Mike
Schmidt. Rollins Mattern. John Hummer.
| Arthur Reeves, John Hardell, Warren
Humphrey.
| Mrs Carter wife of Senator Carter, was
hostess at pretty tea Friday afternoon
| complimentary to the young ladies of the
senior class Of Trinity College.
The drawing rooms were decorated with
| syringas and ferns, and the dining room
| in the class colors. dark red. Richmond
roses formed the table decorations
Mrs. Carter received her guests in cream
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| receiving by Mrs. Norris, wife of the gov
ernor from Montana, who was beautifully
! gowned in pale pink chiffon and taffeta.
Mrs Dixon, wife of Senator Dixon OF
| Montana. wore a raspberry chiffon satin.
Mrs. Pray was in. pale gray silk and real
| lace; Mrs. Hicks. white lingerie gown.
! Mrs. Hillyer wore pale blue null dress;
Mrs. Brett pale blue crepe de chine: Mrs.
Avery. white crepe de chine; Mrs Dough
erty. gray embroidered satin. The senior
| class and the boatman crew of George
town University and the senior class of
the Catholic University called during the
! afternoon. The Junior class of Trinity
College were invited. Among them were
Misses Bertha Daley, Mary Flynn. Olivia
Hannah. Constance Harrington, Martha
Logan, Rosario Lorando. Mary McGrane.
Agnes Maher, Lillian Moynehan, Mary
Moriarty Mary Murphy, Mary Murray.
Helen Nolan. Mary o Nyer, Margaret
Sallaway, Honoria Shine, Mary Sullivan.
/ Irene Wren, Laura Yund, Emma Baillar-
geon. Agnes Brady, Gertrude Connolly.
katherine Degnan. Mary Droste. Rose
Clara Kennedy. Mary kerby, Amy Lard
ner Mabel Lardner, Edith Lennon, Mary
Mckeough, Marie McNally. Alice Meager.
Esther Moore. Lillian Reavey, Bertha
Strootman, Elizabeth Sullivan, Florence
Wimsatt. The young ladies of the senior
| class were: Misses Anna Butler, Lillian
Callahan. Margaret Callaghan, Mary Con-
nelly, Ora Dansby. Beatrice Gavagan,
Louise Holohan. Agatha Kelley Marie
| Madden, Janet McQuaid. Elizabeth Mer-
kle Mary Murray, Marie Simon. Helen
| Vlymen Miss Catherine Duffy, Miss Ber-
nice Leiber. A.,ss Marguerite Werneken.
| Three young ladies from Montana who
| are attending private schools here were
also present A large number Of the
| freshman class and special students OF
| Trinity College were present. Among
| them were Misses Sara Green, Isabelle
| Harrity, Marguerite OLeary, Anna Seal
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Jane Stanley and Mary O'Leary.
Miss Mary Murray and Miss Flynn of
Trinity College. chaperoned by Miss Pow
| err. went to Annapolis yesterday to attend
| the hop.
Mrs. Toomey, who has been the house
guest of Mrs. Carter on 10th street. left
Friday for her home in st. Louis. Mo.
The eighth birthday of little Ethelwyn
/ Johnson was. celebrated Saturday last
nv a Japanese' party. All wore Japanese
costumes and sat on the floor in true
Japanese style.
lanterns. fans, parasols. chrysanthe-
NUNS and butterflies. The little guests
were amused with graphophone selec-
tons. Margaret Buckley. Lillian Yer
| million and Ethelwyn johnson gave
/ fancy dances. Gloria Searles and Ger
trude Lucas gave Japanese recitations
and Marjorie Hicks and Virginia Bird
sang. Baby Lille Stuart attracted much
| attention as baby Jap.
| A vote was taken by the guests for
! the best costume. which was won by the
| little hostess whose costume was hanu-
painted. The prize was awarded to
| Margaret Buckley VINO came next with
| blue and red costume. with red dragons
! outlined with spangles. A prize was
| awarded Sidney Knowles for collecting
| the greatest number of tiny lanterns. A
prize was also awarded Margaret Buck
| lev for coming the nearest to putting a
penny in the monkeys cap.
The dining room was festooned in the
Japanese colors and from the draperes
hung many lanterns. butterflies and
/ with flowers, and just beneath hung
Japanese parasol LED with Japanese
4 prizes Each prize was attached to
ribbon. which came down to each place
and was then tied to the little Jap
Il dolls which the children pulled to bring
down their souvenirs.
The birthday cake. with eight candles.
was lantern. beautifully iced. and an
II other large cake was a big pink butter
II fy tinged with brown and green.
II The small cakes and candies were all
II in Japanese shapes. fancily iced. The
ice cream was served on tiny doilies and
represented little Japanese. each holding
a paper parasol In its hand. The napkin
were Japanese. and the girls were pre-
sented with fans for their hair, while the
boys received Japanese caps.
Among those present were Mabel Good
/ win. Mabel Hubbard. Gloria Searles.
Gertrude Lucas. Baby Lille Stuart,
Catherine MacElwee. Evelyn Nutwell,
Marjorie MacElwee. Mildred Stuart Jose
/ phine Badinger. Margaret Buckley. Vir-
ginia Pagan. Loretta McGinnis. Majorie
Hicks Virginia Bird. Lillian Vermilion,
Anne Lee Creel. Harry Hubbard. Tommy
Sheridan. Philip Sheridan. Murray Gould.
Golf Nutwell and Sidney knowles.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. T. Moffett Of CAT Massa-