Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-15
SOCIETY.

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ONeill. Nellie Bopp Prudence Roberts.
Christina Kiethiy. omi johnson. olga
johnson. Elizabeth Teppe. Dorothy Frey.
Irene Bankert. Hazel Sniffen, Lucille
Home. Evelyn Cater. Elsie Turner
Jeanette Dixon. Estella Gusack. Magda-
lena Lee and Minerva NJ. Dushane.
Messrs. Joe Harding. earle Clock. Eston
Queen, Michael Mccormick. Melvin Queen,
Edmond Keith. Ralph Carter. Hubert
Bohanuon, Carl Browning, Fred Calvert
Wright. Mrs. Bankert. Mr.. and Mrs E.
F. Queen, Mrs. E. A. Sniffen, Mr.. and
Mrs. n. Barse and Mr.. and Mrs. H. w.
Fletcher.
Mr.. Jerome A. Desio arrived yesterday
in San Francisco. and will leave shortly
for Alas a.
Mr.. and Mrs W. Morrison gave a pretty
little surprise party Friday evening at
honor of Mr.. and Mrs G.. Watson Isaac,
who are to leave Washington shortly for
lafayette. Ind, where they will make
their home Musical selections were rem
dered by Mr. Gilcrist. Miss Switzer. Mrs.
Kate Morrison, Mr.. Isaac, Mrs. Gilcrist,
Master William 4dOrrison and Miss Catn-
| crime Morrison. The latter also gave
fancy dances. A poem composed by Miss
|
Isaac, was given by Mrs. Beulah
=. oltz. The rooms were decorated in
pink color scheme. peonies. roses, car
| nations. and refreshments were served.
| Isaac, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Morrison, Mr..
and Mrs. Gilcrist. Mr.. Frank Bayers, Miss
Switzer. Miss Rachel Woltz. Mr.. II. s.
| Shaw. Mr.. j. Frank Winter, Miss Marie
Warren. Mr.. Ross NJ. Bright. Mrs DIR.
Street, Mr. Clark. Mrs. V. Woltz. Master
Ben Street, Mr.. Baker, Mr.. William Nor
rison, Mr. Raymond Baker and Miss
| Catherine Morrison.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Rowe gave a
| delightful junior class dance and musical
at their home, 9Oo K street northwest.
Thursday evening, to sixty guests Of the
| Eastern High School in honor of Miss
Helena T. DOGGY. The hostesses were
| ty of the Eastern High School, Mr.. Joseph
| A. Herbert, jr.. master of ceremonies;
Mrs. Hills. Mrs. DOGGY. Mrs Sprague,
Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Douglass. Mrs. Dolphin,
Miss Monroe, Miss Hills. Maj. Vanderhoff,
Mr.. Douglass, Mr.. Dolphin and Capt.
1 Rowe.
The spacious hall and salon parlor lent
themselves most charmingly to the decora-
tons of Eastern remnants. flags and spring
blossoms. The musical was given at the
intermission by Mrs. A. Alexander Thorn
as of Chicago and Mr.. Joseph A. Herbert
Of Eastern High School. Mrs. Thomas
a dns %atz from hons
You." and Good Night, Sweet Dreams. -
Mr.. Herberts selections were from the
! Fortune Teller" Mrs. Dolphin and Miss
Rowe presided at the punch bowl and re-
freshments were served. The guests pres
| ent were Miss zimmerman, Miss Brum.
Miss Breuninger. Miss Brinkley, Miss
Bradley, Miss DOGGY. Miss Dieter, Miss
Frizzell. Miss Hall. Miss KubeI. Miss
King. Miss Lance. Miss Lyons, Miss
Melick. Miss Pearson. Miss Sale. Miss
Weaver: Miss Warn. Miss White and
vert, Mr.: Diesrude, Mr.. Farmer. Mr..
Frazier. Sergt. Guy. Capt. Harr. Mr.. Her
bert. Mr.. Handy, Mr.. Lyon, Mr.. Leland,
Maj. McAllister. Mr.. Melick. Mr.. Noting
Sale. Mr.. Scott Mr.. Smith. Corporal Tor
bert. Mr.. Whitney. Mr.. White and Mr..
Verela.
Mrs. George Smith has returned from
an enjoyable trip to Annapolis, where she
was visiting friends.
Mrs. Tucker. daughter of Mrs. John A.
Logan. and her cousin, Miss Dolly Cum
ningham, left FRIDAY for Princeton to at
tend the Princeton-Harvard game: Later
| they will go to New York to spend sew
eral weeks. ID
Mr.. and Mrs. c. y. Maxwell of the
Woodley are spending few weeks In
New York.
Mrs. Edward Taylor. wife of Repre-
sentative Taylor of Colorado, left the city
| Wednesday to attend the tenth biennial
| convention of the General Federation OF
Womens Clubs, which was held last
week at Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mrs. Price and her daughter, Miss Mar
| garet Price, expect to leave the city early
/ in June to spend the summer at their
home in Lexington. Ky.
| Mrs. Gronna. wife of Representative
| Gronna. will leave this week for her
| home In North Dakota to spend the sum-
| mer.
| The ladies of the Missionary Society
of the Washington Heights Presbyterian
| Church gave luncheon Tuesday in the
Sunday school room of the church.
Mrs Clapp and Miss Clapr, wife and
daughter Of Senator CIapp, will leave the
city at an early date to spend the sum-
| mer at their home inst. Paul, MINI.
| The minister from Bolivia, Senior Cal
| derop. and his daughters, Nine. Zallis
and Miss Calderon, returned yesterday
from q brief visit to New York.
Miss Mary Gordon of Brookville, Pa.
is the guest Of her relatives, Senator and