Evening star., 1913-02-16
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Parties.

Mr.. and Mrs E. r. Humphrey gave a
| children's masque party Friday even
| Ing. Games and fancy dancing were in
| duged in. after which refreshments
were served in the beautifully decorated
dining room. Those present were Misses
! r. Carter. queen of hearts; NJ. DALEY
| flower girl: NJ. Huss, duchess, c. Hayes,
| Little Boy Blue; NJ. Hays, Goddess OF
| Liberty; D. Lanten, Dutch peasant; NJ
Grimes, Japanese; J. Gilmore, Martha
Washington: l.. DietZ. colonial dame; n.
Gilmore, Indian: G.. Jemison, suffragette;
NJ. Hanold, Swiss peasant: V Moore
Dutchman; f. Fuhrman. Holland peas
ant: r. Fuhrman. fairy: +. Hanold,
| Quaker: c. Jacobson. Indian girl: F.
Humphrey, Folly: little Ellen Briggs. as
| Spring and Masers Joseph Grimes. cow
| boy; W. Booker. sailor: r. Daley, stu
dent: Z. Thurman, Twedeedle; III. Lanten.
snowman; w. Jemison. comic girl: r.
Patterson, cowboy; X. Carter Robin
| Barker. clown; p. Arnold. prince; r.
| Powers. clown: G. Sewers. tramp: +.
Humphrey. Jack of Hearts; II. Hum
phrey. sailor boy.
tunes to Miss NJ. DALEY and Master
Herman Lanten, and the most comic to
Miss G.. Jemson and Master w. Jemison.
in the hall of the Iowa Avenue NJ
E. Church. Pney Branch Park, last
Tuesday night a musical program
was given. including vocal so4os by
Mrs. T.. Y. Fletcher and Miss Hattie
Ensign. A play was given by Misses
Frances Tansey and Frances Tuley and
Messrs. Alan Carpenter. Ralph Coates and
Herbert Chamberlin. and an original
minstrel sketch presented by the three
composers, Messrs Alan Carpenter, Welsh
Herbert and Herbert Chamberlin. Later
refreshments were served.
The fourth birthday of little Lottie
Francis Cleland was celebrated at the
residence of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Martin Cleland of 1902 .
street northwest, Monday evening. Feb
ruary 10. The parlors and dining room
were ornamented with valentine decora-
tions. as we'll as the table. In the CEN
ter of the table was a huge cake. on
which were burning four candles The
, following guests were present: Master
David and Francis Berkley. Wilber
Wright. Melvin and Hugh WortZ. Robert
and Eber Rieley, James Mcqueen, Louis
Keller, George N. Sherman and Addi-
son Henry Loveless. and Misses Eliza
beth Davis, Dorothy Elliot, Marguerite
Dornheim. Dorothy Berkeley. Dorothy
Ross. Lucille Wright. Juliet and Frances
Campbell. Mary Mcqueen. Elizabeth
Mockabee Marie Rupert and Isabel Nc
Chan The chaperons were Mesdames
Rieley, Mcqueen. McGhan. Sherman.
Mockabee. Crump. Esher, Loveless and
of many beautiful and costly gifts.
Mrs. T Malcolm Price gave an auc-
tion bridge party to about thirty of her
friends February IA at her home in the
Iowa apartment.
A Valentine party was given Friday
evening by the young ladies' of Mrs:
Baptist Church. The lower Sunday
schoolroom was beautifully decorated
with palms and flowers, and appropri-
ate games were played. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Ross.
MIR. and Mrs. w. Brooks. Mr. and Mrs.
c. W. Belt. Mr.. r. Mcneil Misses Mary
Stout. Mary Tillman. Lucy Oliver. Marie
Lyons. Maude Baker. Flora Hull. Bess
Langford, Ethel Brooks, Bessie Garner.
Martha Garner MeSSrS. NJ. Muhall. {.
Barber. H. Green. l.. Turner. r. Perry.
G.. Frazier. W. Davis II. Wolf. X. Lewis,
H. Parham, l.. Elliott and {. Ingram.
A surprise party was rendered Mr..
Charles p. owens at his home in Takoma
Park February :, the occasion being the
anniversary Of his tifty-sixth birthday.
Music, songs and recitations filled the
evening. Toward midnight a buHet sup
per was served, after which Mr.. owens
| was presented with numerous gifts,
chief among them being the large birth
day cake bearing his name and age
which was given to him by his two
! daughters.
Among those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Charles p Owens. Mr.. and Mrs
J. f. Owens. Mr.. and Mrs. George r.
GUIDE and daughter. Miss Alice M
owens. Messrs. Andrew Oliver. Ray
mond. Leroy, Charles, Earl. Enos and
| Ralph owens Mr.. and Mrs. j. Frank
Kelly. Mrs. Howard Bond, Misses
Edna f.. Bond. Susie r. Thomas.
| Katherine NJ Thomas and Mr.. Charles
| Thomas.
At the home of Miss Mary B. Schofield,
122 4th street southeast, progressive
party was given FRIDAY evening. Several
games were played. The first prize was
received by Mr.. John Murphy, and the
BOBBY prize was received by Miss Mar Mary
7. Bean. Those present were Mary W eller
McC,arthy. Annie Ferguson, Kathleen
Murphy. Elizabeth schofeld. Mary David, 'l
SON; Mary J. Bean Mary Schoheio. Jonil
Schofield. Humphrey Walch. Butler
Walch. William ]. Donally. {. Weller
Mccarthy and John Murphy
BrOOkland.