Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-26

candy boxes in shape of shields, filled
with candy, and continental hats. Those
present We're MIR. and Mrs. Ieb Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Gillchrist. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Sullivan. Mr.. and Mrs. Al
Columbus. Miss Audrey Scheiwtzer and
Mr.. Frank Barse and Mr.. and Mrs
Henry c. Stein.
Miss OBrien of p street entertained at
800 Wednesday evening last. The
guests were Miss Dugan, Miss Tetlow,
Miss Nance, Miss McHaIe, Miss barrow.
Miss Thrift, Miss Durham and Miss Mel
lie McHale, Mr.. Jameson, Mr.. Lawler.
Mr.. Van Morse, Mr.. McHale, Mr.. Linke,
Mr.. Gross, Mr. Martin. Mr.. DuSan, Mr..
Faunce. Prizes We're won by Mr.. Faunce,
Miss McHale, Miss Dugan and Mr.. Law
Ter.
A surprise party was given February %
by MIR. and Mrs. \. J. Dixon of 1905 N
street northwest, in honor of their son,
Andrew j. Dixon. jr The guests of the
evening were Misses Lille Musselman,
Pearl Nash Halle Longest. Eva Long
est, Ethel Drake, Gesine Schmidt. Mary
Schmidt Laura Burton, Grace Johnson.
Leila Falls. Marjorie Irwin, jamie Collins
of Howard county, Md; Louise Thorn
son, Viola Harper. Louise Adder. Louise
Scoteld. Ida Dixon of Baltimore. Nd:
Rosa Brewer. Katherine Hawkshaw of
Hyattsville. Nd; Mrs. George Ginter of
Pennsylvania. Mrs. S. Falls. Mrs. Clyde
\. A. IL.
Grundley. r. s Morales. George johnson.
Stewart Carte. Thomas Carter. Powell
! Longest, Hughe Gouldman. Dallas Tuck
er. w. Dahl \. +. Drake. Frank Johnson,
Willis Hutchinson. Edward Nash, Clyde
Irwin. William Dixon, Ralph Dixon, Paul
Dixon. Philip Dixon. Misses n. 3. Mus
selman, r. Y. kisner and A. Snyder.
The principal features of the evening
were singing, dancing and games The
Misses Louise Scofield and Louise Thorn
son rendered piano selections
At IL O'Clock all repaired to the banquet
room, which vas decorated with patriotic
colors, for = Treatments.
Miss Diinir."k who recently returned
from her visit in New York and Bangor
has with her Miss Mittlestaeit of New
York as house guest
Miss Rosa kann of Pittsburg. Pa. is
visiting Miss Bertha David of 5O4 NJ
street northwest. and win be pleased to
see her many friends.
Mrs. Charles NJ Forrest of 431 4th
street northwest will be at home Mon
day, February -, for the last time this
season
Among the larger affairs of the week
on the evening of the I'D was a recep-
tlon rendered to number of their
friends by Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph l.. Gait
IN their new home, 10th street and Della
assisted in receiving by Mrs. William NJ
Gait, Mr.. Calls sister. Mrs Mish, and
Mrs. Charles c. Milburn. Mrs. Gait wore
a gown Of black embroidered chiffon;
Mrs Mish wore silk OF blended shades of
green under d draped tunic of black
chiffon. and dark red roses; Mrs w. NJ
Gait was richly gowned in lavender SIX
with chiffon and rare old lace; Mrs Mil
burn wore white and dresden embroider-
cd brocade with brussels lace. After
cards buffet supper was served at II
in the handsome dining room where COW
ers of colonial design were laid for about
tnlrty guests This room is in blended
shades of woodland brown and deep vel
low and has many azure tinted globes of !
yellow tulips The table with red and |
white bands crossing each other al the |
center over snowy cover had an orisi- |
nal centerpiece-a reproduction in tg-
ures Of Washington Crossing the Della
ware. Tie souvenirs were small Jew |
e!ed pms attached t. yed white and |
blue ribbons, upon Y MICH Il miniature or |
Washington was painted.
Miss Lula Ryon entertained the mem
bers OF her bridge club last Monday |
evening AZ her home on Calvert street |
lhere were four tables of cards and |
after the game dainty refreshments
were served in the drawing room The |
prizes We're won by Mrs Holmes and |
Mrs. James Ryon.
Mrs Clarence a. Aspinwall of Wyom-
ing avenue was the hostess last Wed |
nesaay afternoon OF IN attractive party |
in honor Of the fifth birthGa\ ~ ~,
little son, Master ScovilIe Aspinwan |
The little people enjoyed games. dane
ing. etc, and late in the afternoon they |
repaired TO the dining room, where a |
delightful supper was served The |
table was decorated in red white anG
blue in honor of the day, and the fayors |
and prizes We're tiny hatchets cherry |
trees and other emblems suitable to |
fHN NJye
sisted by Mrs. Mohun, Mrs. William |
Hill. Mrs. Hilton and Mrs. Wright, wife |
of Maj. Wright Among the little |
guests We're Miss Eleanor Wells, Miss
Beatrice Hill. Master Robert Wright |
Master Jack Wright, little Miss Mohun |
and Master Curtis Hillyer.
Mrs. ]. F. Curran was the hostess at |
a very pretty luncheon last Thursday |
in honor Of Mrs. Willis Wing of Maine |
The table. which was laid for twenty |
covers. was beautifully adorned with |
Killarney roses, pink carnations ana |
rose-shaded lights. The guests includ- |
ed Mrs L. T. Bronberg Mrs Theodore
Michael, Mrs. Head Mrs Cowgirl, Mrs.
Pritchard. Mrs. G. w. Jones, Mrs. Ray
mond. Mrs. Foster. Mrs. Norman Voight
Mrs. Ziegler, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. \. w.
Head. Mrs. Hall, Miss Spear Miss
Michael, Miss Curran and Miss Layton.
Mrs. Robert l.. Middleton and Mrs.
William Brady entertained at an in
formal tea last Thursday afternoon.
Among those assisting We're Mrs. j.
Walter Blanford. Mrs. n. b. Corbn of
Macon, Ga; Mrs. Ruff. Mrs. Harry
| Middleton, Miss Gertrude Williamson,
| Miss Ferguson and Miss Ethel Smith.
Mrs Brady, who was formerly Miss
/! Edna Middleton, and who was bride
+. last week, will leave shortly for her
home in Herndon. Va.
Miss Ruth Downing entertained a
,l,af. har Evil dc loS I,,iI
! ing at her home in Georgetown, when
| the evening was pleasantly spent in
games and music.
| Mrs. X. A. Pyles entertained the mem-
berS OF the Friendly League of Anacostia
| at her residence, Nichols avenue south
| east, Tuesday evening of the past week.
! Mrs. Duncan Bradley entertained at a
| very pretty at home last Tuesday even
| ing at her residence on Q street. The
] tea table was attractively arranged with
| yellow jonquils and shaded lights. and
was presided over by Mrs. Powell