Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-25

and Mrs. H. Calker. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
son, Master Stanley Kulp, and Miss Doro-
| thy kulp. Mr.. and Mrs. Kulp received
many beautiful souvenirs of the occasion
and good wishes for many more cele-
bratiOns Of their, wedding day.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Ganss are ex.
pected home today from ten-day stay
| in Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Marx are visiting in
New York.
| Miss Claire Richard of 10th street was
hostess Saturday afternoon last at a
delightful party in honor of her eleventh
birthday. Fifteen of her young friends
enjoyed the afternoon playing different
games, for which prizes were given, and
| table strewn with red hearts and having
a centerpiece of red carnations. At
each guests place was red heart-shaped
box flied with bonbons.
Stinemstz. Dorothy Bowly, Dorothy
Minnich. Edith Everett. Eta Taylor.
Elizabeth Morse, Isabelle Hecker, Eva
La Toilette, Eloise Padgett. Muriel In
gals. Ruth Major, Elizabeth Hathaway.
Emile Randolph, Claire Gtddings and
Miss Della Fishel Of Connecticut ave-
nue. left town yesterday for New York,
where she will be the guest of Mrs. Ira
Hellstein for an indefinite stay.
Miss Natalie Mayer entertained a num-
Der of her friends on Washington's BIRTH
day at the Octagon Club rooms in honor
of her house guest, Miss bernstein OF
Fargo. S. d.
Dancing was enjoyed and buffet sup
per was served during the evening.
Mr. and NrS Charles e Rolf enter
tanned at cards In their apartment at the
Babcock. Wednesday. Mrs. Elmer Cable
of New York city won the prize for ladies
| and Mr.. A. A. Carpenter the prize for
men at five hundred.
| The Brookland Junior Five Hundred
| Club held it's last meeting Wednesday
with Miss Edith MCGEE. VINO succeeded
in making the second highest score, while
Miss Marie Woodward gained the first
prize.
| Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Schermer celebrated
the first anniversary of their wedding by
entertaining a. number of their friends at
a very prettily appointed function Tues
day evening in their apartment at the
Seminole. The table decorations in red
| and white, with centerpiece of Jacque-
minot roses, We're very pretty.
| The Beta Iota Society gave a masauer-
ade party at, the home of Miss Elenora
L
day evening. The house was beautifully
decorated with palms and cut flowers.
Many games were participated In, fol
| lowed by music and dancing, and at a
| late hour supper was served. Among
those present were Misses Elenora Allen.
Catherine G. Blasey. Edna NJ. Edmons-
ton, Lillian B. Galpin, Mildred P. Imirie.
Emily Jeffries, Mildred f. Reeves, Flor
ence Sharswood, Virginia Towers and
Amelia Treadway. and Messrs, William
cleveland, Gilmore C. Bontz, Clarence L.
Brooks, John A. Davis. Sylvester S.
Smith, Alexander Tosh, jr., Earl Ecken-
dorf, Charles Johnson, Gartrell hewitt
and Walter Davis.
Mrs. Benjamin s. Plat and Mrs. Irv-
ing Frickey, 1925 Euclid street, will be
at home Monday afternoon tor the last
time this season.
Mrs. Edward c. Darlington has left
Washington for her home in Tampa. Fla.
after q pleasant visit Of six weeks to
her mother, Mrs. Arthur E. Wells of the
Westcourt apartments.
Miss Eva Wright. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wright of 11O6 9th street
southwest. and Mr.. Joseph Harding were
married at the residence of Rev. Mr..
Medley In Baltimore. February ~. &C
cording to an announcement made yes
terday. They are now at home at l360
Irving street northwest.
Mrs. Elsie McElrOy Slater entertained
at an elaborate luncheon in the diplo-
matte room at the New Willard Satur-
day. Her guests were Mrs. William AL
den Smith. wife Of Representative Smith
Of Michigan; Mrs. George SHARP. wife
william Robert Smith of Texas. Mrs.
John Covode Of Michigan, Mrs. George q.
Pickett and Miss Ann Pierce OF Wash
ington. The floral decorations were Of
primroses and other spring flowers.
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Miss Dolores Burns gave very enjoy
able dance at Mrs. Dyer's Tuesday even
ing to the Kappa Delta Sigma So
rority of Western High School The
chaperons were. Mrs. NJ. A. Burns,
and Mrs. J.. Nj. Jones'. Among the
guests were Misses Mary Porter Esther
Loehl, Bertha Loehl. Maud Eiker, Flea
nor Bowers. Maria sBarrett. Mildred New
man, Marian Nailor, Helen Simpson.
Theresa Karger.. Constance Ayre, Loci
Rose. Dolores Burns, aKte Alderman.
Florence Torbert, Marguerite Wise. NJ.
Mckee. Dorothy Thompson. Pamela
Thompson Harrison, F. Everetts, NJ
Burns, M. ]. Walters, Helen Barnholdt
and Betty Simpson, and Messrs. w. Burn
side. Eugene Darr. Jerome Crowley. w.
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