Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-27

con yesterday at Rauscher's when her
guests were Mrs. Thomas II. Carter, Mrs
Robert L. Owen. Mrs. Frank o. Briggs
Mrs. George Sutherland. Mrs. John w.
Weeks, Mrs. J. Van Vechten Olcott, Mrs
George w. Fairchild, Mrs. Matsui, Mrs
Wade Ellis. Mrs. Frank O. Lowden, Mrs
William Corcoran Hill. Miss Cameron,
Mrs Hornsby. Mrs. H. T. B. Harris. Mrs
Mrs Stone, Mrs. Ralston, Miss Bevan.
Miss Hutchinson, Mrs. w. B. Rayner, Miss
Annie Hill Of Baltimore. Mrs. Sicard. Mrs.
Robert Wells, Mrs. Porter, Mrs. Medorem
Crawford, Miss kniffen Of Boston and
Miss Alice Boutell.
Miss Catherine Britton, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Alexander Britton. is at
being entertained there by Mr. and Mrs.
James l.. Breeze.
The German counselor and Countess
Won Wedel have returned from a cruise in
southern waters. They were away sew
eral weeks.
Nine. Won Livonius will sail for Europe
in April, to spend the summer abroad.
Miss Clara A. Little. daughter of Mrs.
A. A. Little, was quietly married the
morning Of February IA, at IL o'clock, to
Lieut.. L. L. Bennett. United States reve-
nue. cutter service. at the parsonage Of
DR.. Charles e. Guthrie. The ceremony
was witnessed by the brides mother
brother and few Of her most intimate
friends. Lieut. and Mrs. Bennett left i'm
so to Tompkinsville, N. Y, where Lieut.
Bennett is stationed. Later in the spring
they will go abroad.
friends for her twelfth birthday Friday
evening, February %. at her home, So
Quincy place northeast. Games, dancing
and music was INDUCED in ,untl the game
of arrows and hearts sdecided the part
ners for march. which ended in the
supper room. beautifully decorated in
red crepe, tulips. carnations and ferns,
where bountiful repast was spread.
after which games and dancing was re-
sumed. Those present were Misses Gladys
McGrew. Edith Brandt. Helen Wallace.
katheryn Harrison, Katharine Lapish,
Lulu Hobby. Lucy Clark, Edith Phelps,
Eta Fearing, Anna Brandt. Ruth Rep
pert, Elizabeth Lapish, Ruth Hollings-
worth. Marion Streek. Ruth Scholz, Nellie
Earnst, Helen Hally, May Moffett Flor
ence King and Masters Max Louis, Henry
Campbell, Frank Hudson, Dundy Wheeler,
Noble Richards, Joseph Lapish, Palmer
Sewers, Harry Triton and Leo King
Miss Katherine Hilton leaves March 4
for an extended visit with friends at
Henry barracks. Porto Rico.
Mrs. Henry Allen Cooper will receive at
the Richmond Tuesday. from to g.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Strasburger of
the Bellevue have just returned from a
five-week trip through the West Indies
and Panama canal.
Mr.. B. f. Saul left Washington Monday
night for Mexico. where he expects to
spend some weeks.
Mr. Roy Martin was the recipient of a
pleasant birthday surprise party at his
home. 92S l street northwest.
The Brookland Card Club was enter
tanned at their last meeting by Miss
Louise SturgiS at her East Brookland
home. In the games of 800 Mrs. Forkar
succeeded in securing the ladies' first
prize and Mr.. Fred Tansil the first prize
for the gentlemen.
The bal masque of the Phunny Phel
lows Club was q most enjoyable affair
for those taking part In 1t. Mesdames
Carpenter. Simons and Sargent chap
clowns, Indians. colonial folks and zin.
gari. The most unique and successful
disguise was that of Mr.. Arthur Car
penter, as Aunt Jemima."
Mrs. Weeks and Miss Airline Weeks had
charge of an entertaining literary pro-
gram, presented in the parlors Of the
Rhode Island Avenue Methodist Episco-
pal Church Friday evening, at which
were presented vocal solos by Mrs. c.
w. SjucelI. Miss Ruby SchWter. Mrs II