Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-21
MRS. JOHN MARTIN.

Joseph Levy, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Rosen-
| berg, Misses Sara, Francis and Ida Levy.
Eva Goldberg, Martha Bernstein. Celia
Cohen. Ester and Lille Levy. Max CO.
hen. Max Rosenthal, Louis Marks. J.
Schlosberg. Charles Rosenthal and Jack
and Charles Lewis.
A delightful surprise party was given
last Wednesday evening by Mr.. and Mrs
r. B. Scott in honor of their son. Emmett
c. Scott, at their residence 80 North
Carolina avenue southeast.
Among the guests were Misses Flea
more H. Campbell Susie Wayson. Susie
Holland. Alice Meyers. May Stedman, Lii
| Ian Means, Margaret T. Lang. Dora
Hartley. Lee Eta Lyles Louise NJ. Moore,
Myrtle Fitzsimmons. Mrs r. T. Lang
| NETT c. Scott. Frank Dove. R. Bruce
Scott. Richard Angelo. Robert Sinclair.
Harold Watts George Watts. William
Johnson. John j.. NcAIaster. DIR. w. f.
Krechting. Master Herman McGregor. Mr..
Z. c. McGregor and R. T. Lang. Among
the out-of-town guests were Misses
Jessica Krump. Lucille Goods. Mosele
Goods and Irma Coleman of Alexandria,
adjourned to the dining room for refresh
ments. The decorations were the colors
of the patron saint of the Emerald isle
and were elaborate and attractive. Mr..
John McMaster acted very successfully as
POSTMASTER.
Princess of Wales Lodge. No. g. INDIE
pendent Order Daughters OF st. George,
last Tuesday evening gave surprise
party to Mrs. Elizabeth Arnold. the or
ganizer and president of Victoria Lodge
No. 81, Brooklyn n. Y, who Is the guest
of Mrs. Ellen Turner of 64S 9th street
| northeast. Among those present were
Past Presidents Mrs. Mortimer. Mrs.
| Wood. Mrs Matthews. Mrs. Pixton, Mrs
Linkens and Mrs. Burley and the follow
ing members: Mrs. Kensinston Mrs
Beale. Mrs. Mangum. Mrs. Turner. Miss
Nellie Turner, Mrs. Bairstow, Mrs. Rich
ards. Mrs. Bedford. Miss Child. Mrs. Sow
erbutts, Miss Lora Sowerbutts. Mrs. New
ton, Mrs Ashton and others. Solos were
rendered by Mrs. Newton and Miss Sower-
butts. The musical part OF the impromp-
tn program was supplied by Mrs. Bedford
and Miss Nellie Turner. After repairing
to the dining room for refreshments Mrs.
Arnold made a short speech. A handsome
bouquet of carnations was presented to
her.
Mrs Charles Nelson was hostess at a
tea Tuesday afternoon in compliment TO
her house guest. Miss Frances Reed OF
Cynthiana, Ky. The parlors were deco
rated with spring blossoms and palms.
The table decorations were red carna-
tions. In receiving her guests MIS-. Nelson
wore becoming gown of green mousse
lire, trimmed in lace. She was assisted in
dispensing the Inequalities OF the after
noon by Miss Reed gowned In green mes
saline silk Assisting in the dining room
were Mrs. w l.. Gill. In light blue silk;
Mrs. Joseph Goulden. In brown SILK; Miss
Clara Stuart, pink silk and Miss r.
Trumbull served at the punch bowl. The
little daughter of the hostess. Anna Mel
son, poured tea.
Mrs. A. B. Mccain. Mrs. Margaret
Deppt OF Brookville. Pa: Miss Kate Os-
burn. Miss Mary Canaan, Miss Kate
Brady of Jamestown, Pa, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Shaffer of Cain, Pa, who have been
the house guests of Mr.. and Mrs. b. A.
Weaver. at their residence. S217 18th
street. for several weeks. left Monday for
their homes In Pennsylvania.
Miss Kate Scott of Brookville, Pa, is
visiting her brother-in-law and sister. Mr..
and Mrs. F.. A. Weaver and will remain
throughout the spring season
Mr.. and Mrs. Gillespie of Mount Pleas
ant entertained as their guests during in