Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-30
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| ing. The prizes were awarded to Miss
Lille Patschke and Mr.. 10y Brodie.
The house was beautifully decorated with
palms and flowers. Refreshments were
served in the dining room, pink being
the color scheme. The young hostess
wore pink messaline trimmed in shadow
lace and roses. Among those present
were Misses Ethel and Cornelia Springer.
Mary Speiden, Helen Robertson, Alice
Bruce, Mildred Smith and Lille Patschke:
Messrs. 10y Brodie, William Whalen.
oscar Luckett. Harold Kress Walter
E 6uckier; Walter Harvey, Adolph Fugett,
Fred Whalen, Edwin Robinson, Vincent
Bowdren. Bernard Bowdren, Arthur
Wrenn and Elwood McNeEy, Mr.. and
Mrs. a l. Grimes and son Ralph and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r, Lohmann
Wednesday evening the home Of Nj.
and Mrs. W. +. Seidenberg was the
scene OF very happy party, when
thirty counlss danced until a late hour
me dance was given in honor of Mrs.
thompson of Chicago, formerly Miss
Pauline r. Gaskins of this city, and Miss
margaret Mullen. daughter of Col. Philip
e. Mullen of Kansas City, Mo Durin 9
the evening several beautiful vocal solos
were rendered by Miss Mullen Miss H.
Bresanan and Mrs. Lee Sanford
An old-time country dance was given
Friday evening at the residence of Mr..
Cliton ID. Howells by the newly organ
lzed Country Club of Chillum, Md The
ladies' wore Bingham dresses and sun
bonnets, while the men wore overalls and
large straw hats. In between sets songs
and recltations were given. After dane
ing until late hour refreshments We're
served Those present were Miss Bernice
Shaw. Miss Annie Goodwin, Miss Daisy
Catl1n. Miss Vivian Saunders, Miss
Mamie O'Keefe Miss Anna Henderson,
Miss Thersa o'keefe. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lemuel Griff1s, Miss Emma Eaden, Miss
Glenda Horning, Miss Maude Bready,
Miss Josephine Dwyer, Mrs. George W.
Thomas. Miss Pauline Prescott, Miss
Mabel White and Messrs. Winter Bready,
William Freas. Vance Griffis, Theodore
shall. James Kelly, Frank Bergman,
Luther Pearson. John O'Keefe, Thomp-
son Pearson, Wells Brown, r. T. CTriffis
Ward Griffis and Clifton d. Howells.
A straw ride was given Easter Monday
night by the Razel Club to Our Lady of
Victory Hall. near Glen Echo, chaperoned
by Mrs. Virginia Stewart and Miss Eliza
The members of the club are Misses C.
Holden. NJ. Herold NJ O'Neill Ryan,
Breto, Wright NJ. Slattery. Murray,
Roach, A. Hart, Connors, McMann, Beau
lac. Preston. Dillon. Messrs Jack DAILY,
William Kilulane. B. Fitzgerald, Grover
O'Neill. Hugh Fegan, Eddie Brosnan,
Robert O'Neill. Jack Slattery, James Fee
gan, Tom Horrigan Jack Wright, AL
Flynn, James Mcdonald, r. Klienaent,
Joe Loynab.
Misses Ida and Tillie Malcolm, who are
visiting their aunt Mrs. Kathrine Nal
colin. were entertained at medley"
card party Friday evening, Mr.. William
Smith winning the prize The party was
grouped about the table, the center of
which had a miniature pergola twined
with southern smilax, tiny rosebuds and
Scotch heather. Those invited to meet
the Misses Malcolm were Mrs William
Gentner Miss F. W. Layton, Miss j. c..
Helen Mayer and Messrs. A. c.. Miller.
Causey Morris, William Smith, Leslie,
Kenneth and Donald Malcolm.
Mr.. G. Leslie Malcolm gave a dinner
and afterMard theater party Wednes-
day evening in honor of his cousins,
Misses Ida and Tillie Malcolm of New
York, who have been his guests for
Ea ster week
The Easter dance given by the Rose
Bud Matinee Euchre Club last week was
a pleasant affair. Refreshments were
served. Among those present were MIR.
and Mrs. William Murdy, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. Palm Mr.. and Mrs II. Johnson, Mr..
and Mrs. E. Trennis. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Maloney, Mr.. and Miss Faunce Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Noske, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Sim
clair Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Barnes, Mr..
A Nyman and Miss 3. Clark, Mr.. n.
NJ Huxford and Mrs. J. Mahoney, Mr..
j. NJ Hodges and Miss Edith Long, Mr..
Karl Lesh and Mrs. c. Viola Fellows,
Mr.. B. L. Vowel and Miss Mabel Nc
Lean.
Mrs. Edward S. Kidwell entertained
a large gathering of friends in honor
of her birthday at her home. 1902 Cecil
Baltimore I'M Nd ba Menday even
tistically decorated with palms, potted
plants and jonquils, carrying out the
color scheme of yellow. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. William Tingle, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Ruzicka, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. kidwell, Mr. and Mrs: George Por-
celia. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles d. Clarke.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Walter Gisriel, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hjalmar Charlton, Mr.. and Mrs
John Lohmuller, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
S. kidwell Mrs. Lottie Hahn, Mrs. S.
Robert Shinn, Mrs. Albertine Bremen.
Mrs Martha Feelmyer, Misses Laura
Kidwell, Geraldine kidwell, Pauline
Mary Hasson. Lavinia Holmes, Lottie
Hahn. Helen Pfaff. Helen S. Bremen.
Vashti Gisriel, Helena NJ. Johnson Anna
Charlton. Bessie Lohmuller, Eta Lob
muller, Gertrude NJ. Kidwell Messrs.
Barker, Thomas Barrett, Russell Clarke.
Robert Shinn, Edward Holmes, Edward
Wilson Howard kidwell and S. Harrl-
son. The out-of-town guests were Miss
Natalie Further of Washington, D. c.;
Miss Estelle kidwell of Alexandria. Va.
and Miss Toledo Crone of York, Pa.
A birthday party was given in honor of
Miss Edna Kleinhenn at her residence
603 10th street northeast. last Tuesday
evening. Various games were enjoyed
until 1880. after which refreshments were
served. Among those present were Misses
Elsie. Minnie. Marie and Edna Kleinhenn.
F. Gutman. A. Gutman, c. Steele, G..
Mills. j. Doyle. Z. Ocskadt. l.. Falvey,
NJ Kastner of Baltimore. II. Sullivan. L.
Clark A. Abersold and Nj. Beilstein;
Messrs w Geier, e. Murray, X. Heinz
man, E. Donaldson. j. Donaldson ]. Nor
ton. B. Clark. w Martin. K. Staley. w.
Jenkins. G. Abersold. S. Ralph, L. ROBBIE,
S. Hamilton. II. Rogers and r. Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stoner entertained
Thursday evening In honor of their cou-
sin. Miss Bessie NJ. Fetrow of Princeton.
III. After a pleasant evening of social
games refreshments were served.
Mrs Edward 8. Wescott and her daugh-
ter. Mrs. George Grendle Brown, enter
tanned at tea Wednesday afternoon from
4 until T. Artistic decoration of palms
and spring flowers filled the house. the
color scheme being pink. They were as
sisted by Mrs. Lewis, Mrs White Mrs
Tracy Miss London. the Misses Brown
Mrs Shaw. and the Misses Meyer. Mus C
consisted of the violin and piano by Mrs