Evening star., 1909-03-14
Miss Yvonne Townsend.

After the game a luncheon was served,
the table decorations being in yellow.
Miss Irma Strauss has returned to her
home in Baltimore
The Rev DR.. Louis Grossman of Cincin-
natl, Ohio. was a weekend guest in town
and lectured at the Temple Friday night.
The Enewah Club and the J. Q. c. Glass
of Hamine Church were entertained
| Monday evening at the home of Miss
Marie Warren. when an elaborate pro
gram was given. Music was rendered by
Miss Sadie White and Miss Matilda War
rem of Baltimore. Recitations by Miss
| Isabelle Pearson and games for which
prizes were awarded to Messrs. George
Parks. Hugh Evans and Logan and to
Misses Bessie Lee Crockett. Caro- Peck,
Lulu Adams ard Eva Hillyar.
An interesting feature of the evenings s
entertainment was the reading of an orig
inal poem by Miss Warren. dedicated to
Mrs. Watson. Those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Mark A. Watson. Mr.. and Mrs.
f. r. Rochester. Mr.. and Mrs w r.
Ross. Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Embrey. Misses
Lulu Adams. Louise Boyd Eliza beth
Byron. Josie Byron. Maggie Ballinger.
Annie Ballnger. Bessie Lee Crockett
Edith Head. Bertha Head Bessie ksner
Gertrude klase. Rachel Long Florence
Milliken. Julia Mohler. Julia Parks Isa-
belle Pearson, Caro- Peck. Flora Pierce
Ruby Shaver. Ethel Benton. Lillian Ham
ilton of Boston. Virginia Embrey, Laura
Embrey. Mabel Willis Sadie White Ida
Williams. Ida Neal. Esther Embrey.
Nettie Embrey. Lena Embrey. Matte
Warren of Baltimore and Marie Warren.
Messrs. Mark A. Watson. r.. r. Roches-
ter George Parks. Charley Parks. Thos.
Humphrey. c. f.. Warren. Fl. A. Havens,
w. l.. Evans. n. z. Goulder A. A. Fen
derson. Samuel G. Hamilton of Boston.
r.. L. Gibson, Spencer W. Jones. George
Warner, T. Humphrey. ir.. Fl. Thomas,
r. Drake, IT. Tanner. G. Ragius. w. O.
Cornelius. Mr. Jones. Geo. Reyes. Jerome
Reimers. W. b. sherwood, G. II. Miller.
IC. A. Robbins. G. 3. Cornelius. r. O.
Drach f. B. Germon and Waldo Clark.
Lieut. and Mrs Archibald Miller and
their son are the guests of Mrs. Milers
mother. Mrs. Whitsde at her apartment
at the Highlands
Mr. Walter d. Grant of Boston is visit
ing his sister. Miss Jesse E. S. Grant.
40I East Capitol street. and will remain
q few days
Mrs. George G. Lowry had visiting her
recently her former school friends Mrs
Charles Molony and her sister. Miss Lena
Ambrose of Savannah, Ga: Miss Gertrude
Glennon and Miss Edith Harvey of
Springfield. Mass.
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lantic City. Mrs. Barnard will therefor
not receive tomorrow.
Miss Frances Dodson and Miss Caro-
line Dodson entertained at bridge
luncheon last Saturday afternoon Mrs
Downes s. Wilson. Mrs. George T. Du
Bose, Mrs. Eugene A. Byrnes. Mrs. j.
Eakin Gadsby Miss Anna Abbott. Miss
Tyson. Miss Grady and Miss Adds
HUBBARD.
Miss Louise Goldsmith was the hostess
at an informal afternoon tea last Tues
day from until 6 o'clock in honor of her
guest Miss Margaret X. Vincent of Roch-
ester, n. Y. The guests numbered about
fifty.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bruce Wright and their
young daughter. Miss May Wright who
have been spending several weeks in
Georgetown visiting Mr.. and Mrs VII
liam r. Glover of 30th street. left last
week for New York. where they spent Il
few days before returning to their home
in Brunswick. Ga.
Mrs. William Connard. who has been