Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-21
Open Till
1880 Monday

from Washington. Baltimore and the sur
rounding neighborhood. The hall was
handsomely decorated and music was
| furnished by section OF the I. >.
Marine Band. The committee in charge
of the arrangements comprised Judge
A. II. Dahler, chairman; Charles Seuber-
Itch. ir r. Wolf Norman Alsop and
Ernest Gasch. Three. prizes were award
ed fer the best costumes. the judges
being Messrs Sauberlich, White, Alsop.
BreiSchneider and Bailey.
The Card Club was delightfully."- enter
tanned Saturday evening by Mrs. William
B. Clagett at her home, Navajo, near
Marlboro. The lower portion Of the
house was decorated with jonquils and
in receiving the guests by Mrs. Mosher
of Philadelphia, her sisters, Mrs. George
Poist of Rising Sun, Md, and Miss Ola
Keilholtz Of Baltimore. and Miss Robin
won the first prize, Miss Maggie Hill the
consolation and Miss Robinson the
guests prize. Besides the hostess, the
receiving party and the prize winners the
following were present: Miss Marguerite
Clagett, Mrs. Elizabeth Clagett. Mrs.
Frederick Sasscer. Mrs. A. Marshall Mar
bury, Mrs. T. T. Houston. Mrs. Frank w.
Hill. Mrs. Robert l.. Hall, Mrs. Mary f..
Wilson, Mrs. Charlton Clark of Washing
ton. Mrs Reverdy Sasscer, Mrs. F. A.
a
c.; Miss Susie e. Clagett, Miss Katherine
Bowling, Miss May Clagett, Miss Jarvis,
Miss Lucy K. Sasscer. the Misses Hill.
Miss Posey Burroughs, Miss Rachael
Clagett and Senator William b. Clagett.
At the conclusion of the games refresh
ments were served. There will be no
more meetings Of the club until after the
Lenten season.
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
u WnOdIilIp la "
evening last, Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil NJ.
Laurence entertained the Woodville
Social Club in a charming manner. Dane
ing and cards were the principal di-
versions of most pleasant evening. For
extinguishing the greatest number of
eighteen lighted candles Mrs. r. w. Sill
vester of College Park and Mr.. Skinner
of Washington were awarded first prizes.
Annie Thomas and Master Charlie
Turner. Present were DR.. and Mrs.
Harry NJ. Bowen. Rev. and Mrs. F. v.
Baer, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Turner. Mr..
and Mrs. w. S. Chichester. M ard Mrs.
Edward Edelen. Mrs. Gwyn of Baltimore.
Misses Louise and Glare Turner, Misses
Annie and Rebecca Thomas, Miss
Florence Bowen. Miss Florence White,
Miss Grace Robinson and MeSSrs. George
and Spencer Turner, George Lawrence,
Chicester, Henry Compton, Aquila Turner.
Mr.. Skinner. Masters Charlie Turner and
Harry Lee Bowen.
The valentine subscription dance given
in Masonic Hall here Thursday evening
was one of the main social events of
| the season The hall was tastefully dec
Grated and music was furnished by a
Washington orchestra. Supper was
served at 1890 o'clock and dancing con-
tinued until midnight. The chaperons
were Mrs. NJ. L. Calf. Mrs. William
Giacchetti. Mrs. John G. Holden and
Mrs. Alfred Hyatt Wells. Those present
were Miss Nellie P. Hyatt of Mitchells-
vile. Prince George county: Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude Z. Warren. Miss Marie Blum
don, Miss Eva r. Fowler, l.. A. Warren
Irma Boykin. Miss Lulu NJ. N. Nichols.
Miss Elizabeth Mudd, Miss White and
Miss Louise Veihmeyer: Messrs. Clyde
Patch sidney F. Sherwood. Horace H.
Lybrand, John II. label. Addison Smith.
William Linton. T. Caro- Grant. Albert
s. Titus and DR.. Alan s. Boarman Of
Washington; Miss Mary Helmuth of Alex
aridria. Va: T. Hammond Welsh of Elk
horn, Larimer county, Col; Miss kath-
crime Duval of Baltimore. Fl. F. Howes
Of New York city. Mr.. and Mrs W.
D. Porter, Mr.. and Mrs j. c. Rogers.
Dr. Alfred H. Wells. DR.. and Mrs
Miss Lucy Mayo, Miss Margaret Welsh
Miss Annette Herring. Mr.. and Mrs. A
w. Upper, Misses Alice and Rosalie
Carr Miss Ernestine Giacchetti, Miss
Dorothy L. Gait, Miss Laura Latimer,
Messrs. Clarence Wilson, Paul s. Her
Gait. Dwight Gait and Francis Duckett
of Hyattsville; Capts. p. E. Burroughs
and j. s. Gorsuch and I.euts A. c. Tir-
ner and +. n. Cory of the Maryland