Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-12

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Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Clayton entertained
at a party at their home, 9th and Irving
streets, West Brookland, in honor of the
tenth birthday OF their daughter, Georgia
From until o'clock a very merry
time was had by the young folks as
sembled playing various games. for one
Of which Miss Lillian Mathers was
awarded first prize for being the one
most nearly successful In putting pipe
in Foxy Grandpa's" mouth and Miss
Helen Hall won the BOBBY prize in the
red and white were carried out in the
refreshments. Those enjoying the pleas
ant afternoon were Misses Louise
Turner, Lois Mitchell Ruth CLAYTON. Ill
liam Mathers. Helen Mart!more, Josephine
Bloodgood. Helen Clayton. Helen Hall.
Georgia Clayton, and Masters George
Saltzman. Richard Newly, Alan Porter.
Lester Petrie. Elmer Dreyer Harold
is Purdey and Clayton koppier. Miss
Georgia received some lovely birthday
gifts.
will be a home Fridays, February IL and
Miss Ida Coleman of Allentown. Pa, is
the guest of Miss Sadye Pelzman of 123
9TH street northwest.
Mrs c. V. Burnside was at home Mon
day evening at 14th and Newton streets
northeast to a number of musical friends
who were delightfully."- entertained by
vocal solos by Miss Helma Cheeseman;
violin solos by Mrs S. V. Gusack and
Mr. CLYDE l.. stryker; violin duet
by Mrs. GusaelS and Mr.; stry-
Mrs Burnside: plano solos by Miss Ger
trude Swingle and Master Douglass
Burnside and readings by Miss Harriet
Rees and Rev. Edgar c. Powers.
Mrs E. J. Handy of Jackson street.
pleasantly at luncheon, when her guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ Swingle, Mrs
j. B. Avery. Mrs. w. l.. Kettler. Miss Ida
Wild, Mr.. Claggett Wild. Mr.. Ernest B.
Swingle. Mrs Zenia Lashorn and Miss
Edith Gallagher of Baltimore.
Mrs Albert Herman and Miss Flora
Gutenberg will be at home Wednesday
February II. from ; to &, at 2024 10th
street northwest.
Miss Frances Somerville Of 81 Rhode
Island avenue left Friday for ten-tiaE
visit to her friend, Miss Edith Colscott
of Camden n. ].
Mr.. and Mrs Morrison celebrated their
fifteenth wedding anniversary at their
home, 645 East Capitol street.
They received with their children in the
bay window, which was banked with
palms, from until 10 o'clock. After 10
o'clock the rugs were lifted from the
floor and dancing was the order the re-
mainder of the evening The house was
decorated with flowers and an orchestra
played. There We're 14O guests.
The next cotillon of the Madison Hall
Cotillon Club will take place Tuesday
evening, February IA.
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lips received informally. During the after
noon Miss Emavieve Rose of Pennsyl-
vania read from kipling, and Miss Ma
rian Robinson, accompanied by Miss
Pearl Baker, sang. giving as encores Sc
lections from light opera.
Mrs Phoebe Hamilton Seabrooke is re-
covering from a severe attack of grip.
A birthday surprise party was given
Miss Virginia Raymond Tuesday, Fehru-
airy Z. at her residence. 12A Euclid
street northwest. by the Beta" Christian
Christian Church.
Many enjoyable games were played
and Mr.. Eugene Foster rendered several
solos, after which the party was led to
the dining room by Miss Raymond and
Mr.. John Davis, president of the society,
where refreshments were served The
centerpiece of the table was a beautiful
white iced Calls with the society's mono
gram G.. E. on 1t In red.
Those present were Misses Raymond,
Agnes Merchant, Ruth De Lawder. May
De Lawder. Emma Sparks. Lauretta
Zietler. Virginia Towers. Murlei ODonneil'
Daisy Reeves. Isabelle Maynard, Grace
Garren, Ethel Brockman and Messrs.
John Davis. Edgar Gerber. Eugene Fos-
ter, Walter Davis. Appleton Cady and
Herman Lawson.
Mrs. E. 8. Kennedy. 3oa5 Dumbarton
avenue will not be at home Tuesday,
February IA, but will receive the follow
ing Tuesdays in the month.
Mrs. Alden smoot will be at home
Wednesday, February Is.
Miss Ida Norment Smith will entertain
informally several times this month at
bridge, the first party Of the series to be
given tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel ]. Steinberger of
| the Tulane spent several days in Baltl-
more last week.
Miss Annette Goldsmith of Calvert
aunt, Mrs. r. B. H. Lyon. at the Hotel
Rudolf. Atlantic City. N. ].
Miss Louise Einstein returned to her
home on Harvard street Sunday from
three-week stay in Philadelphia and At
| lantic City.
Mrs G. Wallerstein and daughters, Miss
Lucille and Miss Helen Wallerstein, are
spending several weeks in Atlantic City.
Mrs Lena Baumgarten Of New York
and Mrs Harry Rothschild Of Philadel-
| phia will spend several weeks in this city
and are at 1852 Columbia road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kaufman and Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Simon left during the
week for Palm Beach and Havana, Cuba
| They will be gone several weeks.
| Miss Mary Coblenz Of Pittsburg. Pa.
who was the guest Of Mrs. J. S. kann of
| Irving street. returned to her home yes
| terday.
Miss Mildred Wallerstein Is spending
several weeks with Mrs. Eugene Schwab
on Sth street southeast.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Herman. Mrs. NJ.
! Herman and Miss Lorraine Herman left
yesterday for a trip Of several weeks to
Cuba
Mrs Otto Werner of Columbia road has
as her guest Mrs Selsenthal Of George
| town, KY.
Mrs. Jacob Sederleicht of Baltimore was
the guest of Mrs. Samuel Bensinger dur
| ing the week.
The Tuesday Night Bowling Club held
| its regular meeting last week, when the
| following members were present: Mr.. and
| Mrs. Louis Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron