Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-02
Wyatt, MI Howard Warren. and Mrs.
Charles Ebel and Mrs. Charles j. Wetzel.

Miss Mary Louise Edwards OF ..1t Cali
fornia avenue entertained Monday night a
party of young people in honor OF hef
birthday. The guests invited were Mr.
and Mrs Harry o. Cutting. Mr.. and Mrs.
b. +. Champion. Mr.. and Mrs. X. II
Martin. Mrs. Henry f. Griffin of Macon
Ga: Miss Marjorie Hail of Houston,
Tex: Countess Erdody. the Misses Mary
and Margaret Earnshaw. Misses Mary
Lindsay and Minnie Margaret Watkins,
Miss Sara Weeks. Miss Cornelia Beasley-
Miss Florence Silsby. Mr. Robert Cowart
and Mr. Chester Harrison. both of Texas
Mr.. W. W. Weeks Mr.. Fraser c. Ed
wards. Mr.. G.. Edwin Forse. Mr.. Jack
Couden. Mr. Sale Poston. Mr.. Harry Cur
tbs of Kansas and Mr.. Ray Roberts
Mrs. j. Fairfield Carpenter, who has
been missed so much this winter in
Washington, has been spending the months
of February with her friend, Mrs. T. b.
Seigle, at Fort Sheridan. al. Many heau-
tful entertainments have been given for
Mrs. Carpenter. who hopes To spend some
time in this city during the spring.
Mrs. Carpenter is now at her country
place, Lakeland, Cazenovia. y. Y.
Mrs. John F.. Parker and son George OF
Melrose. Mass, are stopping with Mrs
Steele at the Melrose apartment, on Cliff
ton street. where they will be glad t.
greet their friends made during the time
y
DR.. Parker had charge of the music al
! st. Mark Church
Mr. and Mrs Perry Johnson are again
at their home on Connecticut avenue. art
er spending several weeks in New York
with their infant son, whose death oc-
Cured in that city, last week.
Mrs. Dieffenderfer at her day at home
Monday was assisted by Mrs. George
Percival Hales, Mrs. William J. Bodell,
Mrs. Pearson Gawler and Mrs. Guy IL
Corbitt.
Miss Harriet c. PauIett OF Farmville.
Va, is visiting Miss Bessie r. Birch OF
3l2S Dumbarton avenue
The home of Mr.. and Mrs Walter A.
Williams, 40 + street northeast. was
the scene of a pleasant gathering of rcia-
tiveS and friends Wednesday evening last
to meet their house guests. Mrs. May r.
Sparks and Mrs. A. V. Jordan of Bridge
port, n. J. instrumental and vocal solos
were rendered by Mrs. Walter a. Will
liams, Miss Mabel Gray, Miss Irena
Clocker, Mrs. Charles Long and Mr..
Harry Goldsmith. In the donkey contest,
which was extremely amusing, honors
and Mr.. J. S. Goldsmith. respectively.
Refreshments were served. Among those
present were Mrs. May r. Spa rks. Mrs.
A. v Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. Harry f.
Mitchell Mr.. and Mrs; John FL; Wind,
sor. Mr.. Lemuei ii. Windsor. Mr. and
Mrs. J. S. Goldsmith, Mr.. Harry Gold
smith. Miss Evelyn Goldsmith. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Long. Mr.. and Mrs. W. W.
Morrison. Master Francis Morrison, Mrs.
Frank E. Gass. Ma. A. Hinton, Mrs.
George Porter. Miss May Porter.
Mrs. s. {. Auldridge, Mrs. w. A.
Buckley. Mr. Harry C.. Sigourney,
Miss Jennie Z. Sigourney, Miss Irene
Clocker, Mr.. Richard Ennis, Miss Bessie
Brawner, Miss Genevieve Brawner, Miss
Mabel f. Gray. Mr.. George s. McCurdy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Gray, Master
Raymond Gray and Master Milton VIII
liams.
The Misses Purcell of New Jersey ave
nue. southeast have gone to Jacksonville.
Fla.