Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-18

partner or valentine. The beautiful gowns
worn by the young ladies added much
to the attractiveness of the scene. Punch
was served throughout the evening and
delicious ices i'm heart-shaped boxes were
served at midnight. Dancing continued
till ! o'clock iThe committee in charge
of the arrangements consisted of Mrs.
John Conway. Misses Elizabeth Ryan.
Elizabeth Maefate and Susie Carter.
Among those who enjoyed the hospital
ity of the ladies were: Mr.. A. +. Potter,
associate forester of the United States:
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Barnes and Mr.. and
Mrs. o. T. Swan also of the forest service.
were honorary guests of the occasion:
Mr.. and Mrs. Bristow Adams. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Conway, Mr.. and Mrs. .Pedigo.
Mr.. and Mrs RowZee. Mrs. Rosalie New.
Shelton. Mrs. Zula Pence. Mrs. Sue Ram
saur. Misses Elizabeth Ryan, Eta Nc
Graw, Elizabeth Macfate, Rosemary
Rhode, Susie L. Carter. Miss Rowzee.
Lena Daniel, Evelyn Daniel, Clara Confer.
Florence Johnston, Elsie Holmes. Ger
trude Garth, Edith Mosher Miss Nichols,
Beryl Gardner. Emiley Gardner, Bertha
Miss Baker. Miss Cook. Miss Znnsmeister.
Hazel Haines. Miss Tulloss. Miss Lyd-
dane. Miss Beamer. Miss Wycliffe Messrs.
w. d. Brush, M. w. Ely. Mr. Dyar Mr..
Wilgus Mr.. Honvery, Sidney Reese. Ed
ward Roman. Mr.. ingalls,. Mr. Nellis. Mr..
Baker. Mr.. Varnell. c. Z. Fleming. Rob-
ert Hill, Mr.. Carpenter. Mr.. Logan, Nj
Feeley, Mr.. kimme!, Mr.. Thompson, Mr.
Iarbox. Mr. Rogers. A. E. Aldous, Mr..
Fineran. Mr.. Read, Mr.. Elkins, Don
Carlos Ellis. Roger E Simmons. IL. Il.
Gerhart, Mr.. Hardisty. Mr.. Babcock Mr.
Wycliffe and Mr.. Wrenn.
Misses Nellie Howard. Carrie Chamber
lain and Miss Mauldin of this city at
tended the February dance at Tome In
stitute, Port Deposit Nd, last night,
A valentine party was given at the res
idence of the Misses Waesche, 800 10Th
street northeast.
The parlors were decorted in palms and
flowers and paper hearts In the course
of the evening several games were in
dulged in. but the search for the hearts
proved to be the greatest success. the
one finding the heart to correspond to
the key held receiving the capital prize.
After an evening of mirth and music
terwoven with red hearts were strung
from the corners Of the room to the
center of the table. which was laden
with a bountiful supply of good things
at supper time.
Among those present were Misses
Emma and Mary Speden. Francis Scott.
Mary and Elsie BIaden. Margaret Crist.
Betty Harstin, Margaret, Matte and
Miriam Waesche. Miss Annie Waesche.
Mr.. Luther and Milton waters. Gillian
Smoot, Stephen Smoot, Warren Terry
Matthew Crist, William Luers. William
Bladen, George Downs. together with
several out-of-town guests.
Mrs. Hail. wife of Special Assistant to
the Attorney General Frank Hail. will be
at home informally tomorrow at the
Burlington.
A surprise Valentine party was rendered
Miss Sallie billiard at her home 507 r
street southwest. by a number of her
friends Thursday evening. The girls were
in Valentine costumes. After games sup
per was served in the dining room. which
was beautifully decorated with hearts.
Those present were Miss Sallie billiard.
Miss Lillian Kines, Miss Reta Atkinson.
Miss Elsie, Hopkins. Miss Eleanor Mac
Cormick Miss Lucy Reed. Miss Rather
inc Quinn, Miss Theresa Harrigan, Miss
Alice McCauley, Miss Minnie Rue, Miss
Parrish. Mrs. NJ. a. Atkinson. Mrs. Henry
Scott and daughter, Mr.. Charles Haus-
Ter, Mr.. George Schmitt, Mr.. Magnus