Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-03
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and with flags and bunting, the prevail
| ing colors being the red and blue of the
University of Pennsylvania. The enter
tainment consisted of progressive euchre
and other games, vocal and instrumental
music. followed by refreshments and
dancing Those present were Misses
jeanette Baker. Elsie Braley, Ethel Heb
bart, Catherine Lockwood, Dorothy Mac
Elwee. Nellie V. Mess, Charlotte Pairo
and Eleanor Riggle. Mrs. Rosa V. Ham,
Brewster. Raymond Chatfield. ROLAND
Doig, Charles E. Freehafer, Benjamin A.
Harlan, Edwin NJ. Mess, Robert S. Regar
and Warren H. Wagner.
Miss Maud V. Schmidt gave a progress
siye euchre and dancing party Thursday
evening in honor of her guest, Miss Alma
V Heimerdinger of Paynesville. MINI.
Among those present were the Misses
Irene Ockershausen, katheryn Baltz.
Margaret Hermann and Mollie Quigley
and Messrs. Herman Eberly, William
Woods. William McComas, Fred Giesler
and Louis Ockershausen. Prizes were
won by the Misses Quigley, Baltz and
Hermann and Messrs. McComas and
Eberly. Refreshments were served.
Miss Edyth Dean of Braddock Heights.
Va. entertained host of friends at her
home March % in honor of her birthday.
The house was decorated with Easter
lilies and cut flowers. Games and music
were enjoyed until 1890, when the guests
were ushered to the dining room, where
a table was spread amid profusion of
flowers and droplghts of pink. Those
present were Misses Gertrude Perry. Ger
trude Hurting. Irene Perry, Roberta Will
hanson. Olive White, Nellie Williams,
Mabel Wine, Nina Whip, Lowell Mack
intosh. Mrs. Philippe Allen. Mr.. and
Dean, Messrs. William Williams, Fred
erick Moss. Robert Zachary, Raymond
Lloyd, Samuel Wade. James Edelin,, w.
Phillips. John Macintosh, Freeman
Mansfield. Harry Davis. John Burch and
Louis Schmidt. The guests left at a late
hour on their chartered car.
Mrs. Louisa NJ. Eccard of 1919 Wis
consin avenue has recalled the invita-
tons to the reception which was sched-
uled to follow the wedding of her daugh-
ter, Miss Flora Helen Eccard, to Mr..
Frederick Israel next Tuesday evening
Miss Eccard was taken ill yesterday and
her physicians advised that the excite
ment of the reception might be more
than her strength would justify. The
wedding will occur at the Eccard home
at 100 o'clock Tuesday evening.
Miss verbena NJ. Adler of 1905 10th
street northwest. who has been visiting
New York for the past eight weeks. will
leave soon for Philadelphia, to be the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Charles Livings-
ton.
birthday party was given Thursday
at the residence of George E. Gentner.
1902 North Capitol street. in honor of his
nineteenth birthday During the evening
solos were sung by Walter NARROW, Louis
Graeves and Walter Gentner. Games
We're played and enjoyed by all. after
which refreshments were served. Among
those present were Blanche Fish, Natalie
Further, HELEN Ramsay, Bessie Ramsay,
Florance Beal, Florence Graeves. Ger
trude NARROW. Mable Reiser. Nina Fert-
ner, Cora Hausman, Mable Hausman
Adlaid Berger. Cornelia Gentner. Mrs.
Hausman. Mrs. Newman. Mrs. Gentner.
George Gentner. Walter Gentner. Harry
Stees, Carl Rieser, Warwick Spaites,
Roy Wyretle. Jubia Fielder, Milton
Fielder, John Reaves. Leo Graeves. Louis
Graeves, Owen Moore. VIII Berger. John
Gentner, Walter NARROW and Mr.. Herber-
ger The house was prettiiy decorated
for the occasion.
Miss Maude Simpson of Columbia road
was hostess Thursday afternoon, when
she gave ) o'clock tea in honor OF her
guest Miss Slackpole of Harrisburg.
Miss Simpson also gave a luncheon OF
fourteen covers in honor Of Miss Hyde.
Among the guests were the Misses Jewell,
SaffoId, Lange. Moore. Swingle, Saunders,
Schafer and Mrs. Ballard.