Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-03

aunt, Rose Lewis Battle OF BensOnnOrst.
L. I. Among those present were mrs.
Mrs. Jackson, Misses Florence Rosenthal,
Claudia jackson. Viola Lewis, Pearl
Schwarz and Rose Lewis.
Mr.. Herbert G. Kubel will sail on
March 8 for Europe, where he will COM
Frankfort on the Main, Paris and Lon
don and will be absent about two years.
A delightful evening was spent on
Mrs. l.. c. Brooks, when Mrs. Brooks
and Mr.. M. Du Perow entertained the
members of card club and several ad-
ditional guests with progressive hve hun
dred. The affair was in celebration OF
the birthday anniversary Of the host and
hostess, which falls upon the same day.
At the conclusion OF the games the
prizes were awarded TO Mrs. c. p. GLEN.
Mrs. Annie Childs, Mr.. @. r. May and
Mr.. r. c. Shinn. An elaborate supper
was served at midnight in the dining
room, which was handsomely decorated
with palms and cut flowers Each gladys
place at the table was designated by q
silver spoon bearing engraved initials
and date, and given as souvenirs. and
each gentleman received silver bag tag,
bearing his monogram and date.
The guests in turn presented fitting
souvenirs to the host and hostess. Those
present included Mrs. L. c. Brooks,
Mrs. Annie Childs. Mrs. c.. P. GLEN.
Mrs. Anna N. Wiggan OF New Hamp-
Shinn, Mrs. I. s. Childs. Mrs. G. r. May,
Miss Flora Shinn. Mrs. 1. NJ. Davis.
Messrs. L. c. Brooks. C. p. Gliem. +. F.
Caldwell. @. r. May. ]. S. Childs. c. M.
Shinn, r. c. Shinn and NJ. Du Perow.
Mrs. A. Kaminsky entertained q party
Of young folks Tuesday evening at her
home on 5th street. in honor Of the
newlyweds Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Bush
iowitz and her guest, Miss Anna z.
Oliker Of West Virginia. Mrs. Kaminsky
was assisted by her daughter Leah and
her sister, Mrs. Mat Lippman.
Music. singing and a city contest were
INDUCED in, for which prizes were
The lucky winners were Miss Dora Ros-
enberg. a pair of gold slippers: Mr.. l..
BushlowitZ, a gold horse shoe: Mr.. L.
Garner, a whistling pipe; Mr.. w. Rosen-
berg, q novelty bag. and the guest OF
honor a jug pencil suitably inscribed as
a memento Of the occasion.
Later refreshments were served In the
dining room, which was decorated with
tropical plants and flowers. The color
fully carried out in the refreshments
served.
Mrs. A. Ward Evens gave beautifully
appointed luncheon Tuesday In honor OF
Miss Catherine Hilton. who leaves
March for an extended visit to friends
at Henry barracks, Porto Rico.
Mrs. Charles D. Sigsbee is making a
visit of several months to her daughter
In New York city and win not be able
to return calls this season.
Mrs. Sumner E. W. Kittelle is visiting
her father. Admiral Sigsbee, at the Wyo-
ming.
Mr.. Frank McHugh. former president
of the Phunny Phellows' Club, came or
for its masquerade dance and returned
to his duties in Wilmington, Del, Mon
day.
Mrs. F. II. Towner. Miss Bette Pollard
and Miss Rebecca Lennon were enter
tanned at luncheon by Miss Hattie Pol
lard at 90 Cameron street, Alexandria,
Va
Miss Harriet McCray was at home to
the members of the Brookland Philathea
organisation at their last meeting and
gave them a very pleasant evening. with
vocal and instrumental music and an ap-
petizing supper. at her home. Al "a street
southeast.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles MoIster received
the members of the Brookland Lit
erary Society and gave them a hearty
welcome at their residence on 9th
street northeast. Mr.. William Quinn
presided and Mr.. Fred Hillman OF
speaker of the evening taking as his
subject Seeds An Instrumental solo
was rendered by DR.. Landry, Mr.,