Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-04
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poured coffee
Miss Green of Kentucky is the guest
Tor few weeks of Representative and
Mrs. Cantrill at Congress Hall.
Miss Marie Parks was hostess in honor
of Miss Margaret O'Neill of Pittsburgh.
January 80. Among those present were
Miss Marguerite Mahany, Miss Catherine
DAILY. Miss Catherine Schaefer, Miss
irene Schaefer. Miss Marie McGee, Miss
Vera ROcca, Miss Irene Rocca, Miss
Adaiinda jacobson, Miss Louise Doxon,
Miss Nellie Doxon, Miss Helen McGill.
Miss Mary Shaen, Miss Madge McGee,
Miss Edith MCGEE. Miss Louise Hoover.
Miss Alice Hoover, Miss May Sullivan,
Miss May Clark, Miss Rose Clark, Miss
Carthy, Miss Mary Moran, Miss Jean
Warren. Miss Marguerite Meehan. Miss
Mary Meehan, Miss Philippe Wheat,ey,
Miss Ethel Wheatley, Miss Adelia Bur-
dine, Miss Ella Rupert Miss May Esher.
Miss Laura Eta, Mrs. Daniel Miller, jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rice, Mr.. Richard
Downey, Mr.. George Skilton, Mr.. Frank
s. Parks, jr.. Mr.. John Flett, Mr.. Ernest
Johnston. Mr.. Edward keenan,, Mr. Cliff
ford Howard, Mr.. Earl Ready, Mr.. Carl
.
Richard Connell, Mr.. Linus Kelly, Mr..
Raymond McGee, Mr.. Dennis Connell,
Mr.. Sullivan, Mr.. Paul Parks, Mr.. Rich
ard Daniels. Mr.. William Schaefer, Mr..
Frank MCGEE, Mr. Robert Smith, Mr..
Davis, Mr.. Martin Mcnamara, Mr.. Frank
Dunnigan. Mr.. Leo Hunt, Mr.. Block. Mr..
Scwart. Mr. William Taggart, Mr.. Paul
Hines. jr, Mr.. Charles Fisher, Mr.. NJ.
Sullivan, Mr.. Kirk Miller, Mr.. Albert
Esher, Mr.. Hover, Mr. Walter Lockwood
Mr Dot q on r. a1 inf Mrc
John e. Hoover, Mrs. ONeill and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank s. Parks.
Mrs Louise H. Julien Of 1913 Monroe
street northeast entertained recently Mrs.
l.. l.. Nicholson of Rockville, Md; Mrs.
Joseph Hamilton of Hamilton, Ontario;
Mrs. George Cross of Fort Smith, Ark,
and Mrs. w. E. Shields of Chicago, Ill.
Miss Amelia Etz of Brookland is this
week the guest of Rev. and Mrs. William
Parrish of Baltimore, Md.
An old-time donkey party furnished
an abundance of amusement to com
pany of young folks invited to help Miss
Lois Mitchell celebrate her latest birth
day at her home, 1886 Newton street
northeast. The decorations in red and
green formed a cheerful setting for many
merry games besides the donkey contest.
In this the successful winner was Miss
Katherine Rider, and Miss George Clay
ton received the consolation prize. Others
present were Miss Virginia Pate. Miss
Helen Hall, Miss Margaret Bean, Miss
Helen Booth, Miss Nellie Smith, Miss
Louise Turner. Miss Alice Crawford and
Miss Edith Cohen.
Mr. and Mrs. James MacDermott Sher-
idan of 1919 Park road have issued cards
for an at home tomorrow at o'clock.
Miss Mary Kennedy of Laurel, Md, is
the guest of Miss Emily Hetfield.
Capt and Mrs. John Craven of, Bos-
ton are in Washington at the Beacon
for the winter.
Mrs. p NJ. Anderson was hostess for
the Brookland Bridge Club last Tuesday,
when the players were Mesdames Dowl-
ing, Ralph, Mccarthy. Landry, Merriman,
Gibbs, Julien, Woodward and McHugh.
Mrs. Joseph E. Ralph will next entertain
the club.
Miss Mildred Cain of the Cottage, C.
u. A. grounds, gave an informal 500
party Saturday evening, in honor Of her
cousin, Miss Mamie Cole, who. is her
guest. Among those in attendance were
Miss Mccarthy, Miss Bowling. Miss NC
Gee and Messrs. Frank MCGEE, Edward
Hauer Albert Maillard, Charles McCar-
thy, Louis Crook and John Dacey.
A dance was given to Mr.. Harry Barn
holt Wednesday evening at his home,
400 Lawrence street northeast, in honor
of his twenty-first birthday. Supper was
served and a number of musical selec-
tions rendered. The guests were the
Misses Vernat Hetfield, Janet Oliphant,
Ellen Fitzgerald. Rachel and Laura
Johnston, Stella and Edith Wilson, Mar
ella Horner, Marie Neither, Bernie Nc
Lillian Clark, Helen and Win
nifred Barnholt and Messrs. Balzer, Buff
nroCr dIyr
Kellerlane, Hammil, Kendrick, Smith,
Wilson, Collins, Hands and Barnholt.
Mrs. w. H. sholes has cards out for
tea for Monday. February 10. from to 6
o'clock.
The Misses Timlow. 1900 Scott circle,
will be at home, informally, Monday,
February 5, from until o'clock.
Miss Grace Dorothy Jardine gave a
theater party last week. chaperoned by
Mrs. Hattie II. Duvall. The party includ-
ed Misses Cora M Saunders, Ethel c.
Stroman, Viola Yachman, Frances e.
Healey, Emily Wetzell. Mary E. F1arety,
Mamie Wright, Frances Ball, Mary Smith
and Mrs. Rose Morton.
Mrs. Charles William Powers of the
Cavendish, who recently returned from
Chicago, entertained last week Mrs. Viii
liam Bryant of Shansi, China, and Miss
Maude Du Vail of Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Kline of AM
sterdam, n. Y. and MIR. and Mrs. Fred
erick p Howell of jamestown, N. Y,
are guests of Representative and Mrs.
Edwin S, Underhill at the Cairo.
Mrs. Margaret Mcdonald is visiting in
the guest of relatives and
friends.
Miss Leah j. Humphrey entertained a
party of friends at her home Thursday,
February 1, i'm honor of Mr.. and Mrs
William A. Power, the latter formerly