Evening star., 1909-02-20

numbers which called forth the warm ap-
prevail of the audience.
The Ball-Goold string quartet was or
ganiZed in Buffalo. y. Y. by Mrs. T.. ..
Wolcott, who has been its special pa
troness throughout its existence. Joseph
A. Ball. first violin: Hugo e. Hoffman,.
second violin: George A. Goold. viola. and
T. Amesbury Goold. violoncello. who COM
pose the quartet, are all natives of But
falo.
Miss Marian Louise White. daughter
of Mr.. Oscar W. White. left today for
Old Point Comfort and will be there sew
eral days.
The employees at ST Elizabeth gave a
pre-Lenten ball to their friends Thursday
evening in the assembly hall of the hos
pital. The floor was comfortably filled
by about 40 couples. and the throng
from the institution and their host of
friends thoroughly enjoyed themselves
until midnight. The floor committee con-
sisted of MesSrs. J. w. Wayland, q. NJ.
Davis. f. G. Swan and T. Wilson. Misses
NJ. Mckalvery, NJ. Mcnamara, Lee Davis
and n. keene. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Cusick. Mr.. and Mrs. Moran.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Richards, Mr. and Mrs. Clark. Mesdames
Edwards. McWilliams. Smith and Wood
Sherman. Collins. Langley. Webster.
Waters. Renna. Edwards, Nellie Edwards
Gates, Garrett. Tippet. Butler. Dove
Walsh. Fitzpatrick. Ryan, McWilliams.
Grace Swan, Dolly Swan. Harkleroad,
Oliver. Browning. Lucy Browning. Law
renee and Oliver. Drs. Ried. Cnnser
Smith and brennan, DR.. and Mrs. Logic
DIR. and Mrs Franz. Messrs. Norton.
Gunnell. Lyons. H. w. Lyons, Iieflin.
Wayland. Thrall. Wilson. Bailey Brown.
Dat
ner. Burchbuhl. Thorne. Jones. English,
Mudd. Moore Price. Spaulding, Redman,
Woodburn and Williams.
Mrs. Walter A. Johnston and Mrs. j.
W. White Of 1414 Euclid street will be
at home informally today from ) to 6.
Rev. DR.. Herbert Scott Smith and Miss
Smith will be at home, 1859 Mintwood
place. Monday. February %, to 6. to
the parishioners and friends of ST. Mar
garet's.
Mrs. Hobart of California is guest of
Mrs. T. H. Alexander. III Q street,
where she will be pleased to see her
friends.
Mrs. Henry Charles Dinger. 1923 Q
street northwest, has issued invitations
for bridge today from 3 until s. to meet
her guest. Mrs. Hecker of New York.
Mrs. Helmuth was hostess of the Feb
rlary meeting of the Martha Washing
ton Euchre Club. The prizes were won
by Mrs Hockemeyer, Mrs. Alschwee and
Mrs. Muehleisen. Those present were
Mesdames Dennison. Sickel. kraemer,
Dismer. schuler. Helmuth. Jacobsen.
Fischer. Rockar. Buscher. Alschwee,
Hockemeyer. Brill. Schmidt, Schneider,
Muehleisen, Dauterich, Helmus and Heb
ner.
Mr.. f. Carl Smith and Mrs. Smith will
not receive today. but Will be at home Sat
urdays through the winter and spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Warden of Endeavor.
Pa, are the house guests of Mr. f. Carl
Smith and Mrs. Smith. 1879 18th street.
Miss Julia Bellerose. who is visiting
friends in Philadelphia. was one of the out
and will attend Mrs. Thurston Mason's
dancing class next Monday night. She
will be joined by her mother, Mrs. Louis
Bellerose. next week and after a short visit
to Mrs. George Brewer of New York.
sister of Mrs. Bellerose. they will sail
for Egypt.
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Glenn an
nounce the engagement of their daughter.
Hazel Scott Glenn, to George Arthur Lip
pert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman have
as their guest their niece. Mrs. Shirley
Truman Colman of Dunkirk, n. Y. who
will remain until after the inauguration.
Col. Spang of Philadelphia and Signora
Adelaide Paris Spang attended the White
House reception in honor of the army
and navy Thursday night. The latter was
most elaborately dressed in a white satin
directoire gown trimmed with gold lace.
She wore gold ornaments in her hair.
Col William NJ Palmer and sister, Mrs.
c. E. Fortiner of Haddonfield. n. j.. were
also present at the army and navy re
ception. Mrs. Fortiner's gown was Of
black voile trimmed with silk and lace.
Miss Louise Chase has gone to West
Point to participate in the festivities of
the next week and will remain for the
one hundredth night entertainment on
February %. in which her brother. Albert
Mesher Chase of the first class. will take
one of the leading parts. She will return
for Inauguration.
Miss Laura Clifford Wells is in Philadel-
phia visiting her aunt, where she is being
given several dinners and opera box par
ties. She attended the assembly ball last
night. and will he at the Monday dancing
class and mask ball of next week.
A beautiful valentine luncheon was Civ
en- by Mrs. Towers of Florida avenue
northwest Thursday last when she en-
tertained the members of the Wistaria
Club The table was very attractive
with a profusion of red ribbon and hearts
roses, with tall candelabra capped in red.
each place with a tiny red heart marking
the place card. A beautiful piece of red
roses. with tall candebra capped in red.
adorned the center of the table. Follow
ing the luncheon a splendid game of
point euchre was played. Guests were
Mrs. William Kimmel. Mrs. Barrett. Mrs.
Lew D. Dare, Mrs. Walter Ridenour: Mrs.
Arthur Bailey, Mrs. John O'Day. Mrs.
Richards Mrs. w. knowlton. Mrs Sta
Piles and Miss NJ. P. Smart. Mrs. Rich
ards will be hostess at the next meeting.
Mrs. Medorem Crawford will not re-
ceive this afternoon, on account of ILL
ness in her family. but will receive tor
the last time this season Saturday. Feb
ruary %.
Mrs. La Toilette, wife of Senator La
Toilette, will be at home from . to Il
at 1864 Wyoming avenue, in
cordance with her custom of keeping
open house on Washington's birthday for
Wisconsin people and all who may de-
sire to call.
Miss Edna Adelaide Parker. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. W. y. Parker. and Mr..
Charles w. Pindell of Baltimore were
quietly married this afternoon at the
chapel of the Nativity by Rev. Enoch y.
Mr.. Starkhoff of Baltimore
was best man. The bride wore a travel
ing dress of wistaria broadcloth with