Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-28

Crawford. Mr.. Altaffer, Mr.. Fred Cald-
well, Mr.. Raymond Leisinger, Mr.
Charles Tobin and Mr.. Paul Simonton-
| enjoyed a number Of well rendered mu-
steal selections.
| The Brookland Literary Club was en-
tertained at it's last meeting by Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles holster at their home on
Kearney street near 18th. Instrumental
solos were rendered by Miss Amy Leavitt
| and Mrs. Charles Burnside. Vocal solos
by Miss Stamford, accompanied by Miss
Francene Sizer. and readings were given
by Mr.. Emanuel Kahn and Mr.. Charles
F. Tansill. A very pleasant social time
was enjoyed, and refreshments were
served at the close of the evening"
Miss Emma Washington entertained at
cards Monday evening. The highest score
in the game Of five hundred was made
by Miss Washington. and the second high
est by Miss Marie Woodward Other
young ladies in attendance were Miss Re-
becca Lennon, Miss Edith MCGEE. Miss
Daisy Borden, Miss Emily hetfield, Miss
Helen Molster and Miss Tessie Henry.
Miss Rosemary Draddy of Newport, Ky,
arrived in Washington yesterday. and will
be the guest of Mrs. Elizabeth Daniels.
Many pleasant functions are planned for
her during her visit
Mrs William S. Boyd of 2719 Ontario
road gave a recent enjoyable dinner party,
at which her guests were Miss Frances
Browning Of Riverdale, Md: Mr.. and Mrs.
c. HI Hospital, Mr.. Ralph Hospital, Miss
Mabel Boyd, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Boyd
and DR.. w. S. Boyd.
A dinner was given in honor of Rev.
and Mrs. Morgan Jones Friday evening
by Mrs. Daniels of 1893 Newton street.
Rev Morgan Jones, who is now assistant
canon of a parish in Wales. and about to
return to that country, was for a number
Of 10 - n.,,~
Savior. and invited to meet him were
some of his former Pensioners. The
dinner was very prettily appointed. and
the decorations were in red and white.
and an intermingling of the international
colors of Great Britain and the United
States. Musical numbers were rendered
and a happy social time enjoyed. A
special toast was drunk to the absent
member of Mrs. Daniels family. Lieut..
Milton Daniels, now engaged in rescue
work on the Atlantic. seaboard on the
United States revenue cutter Mohawk.
Besides the honor guests, those present
were Rev. and Mrs. w. ]. D. Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles holster, Mr. mad
Mrs. Pennebaker, DR.. and Mrs. H. ].
rPenrod. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Williams
and Mr.. Richard Daniels.
Among those in Brookland who attend
Thursday evening were Miss Bette Pol
lard, Miss Daisy Borden Miss Rebecca
Lennon, DIR. Charles Lennon and Mr.
Louis Crook.
The Phunny Phellows Social Club held
its meeting for the initiation of it's
new officers at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Sargent, 18th and Irving streets
The retiring president, Mr.. Edwin
Marean. conducted the ceremonies, and
Mrs. Sargent served refreshments.
Miss Annie Kay Smoot. daughter Of
Senator and Mrs. Reed SmoOt, expects to
leave early in February for ithaca, N. Y,
where she will be a member Of q house
party during the festivities of junior week
at Cornell University. Several Washing
ton girls will go to Ithaca at this time to
Join house parties of which the young
men of the university will be the hosts.
The fraternity houses are to be used Is