Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-06

carnations and ferns. in the center of
which stood a birthday cake, surrounded
by smaller ones of all descriptions. and
fruit.
The guests numbered about sixty,
among whom were Mr. and Mrs w. w.
Scaggs, Miss Edith Scaggs, Mr.. Selby
Scaggs and family and Mr.. G. nj.
Scaggs and family of Calvert county;
Mrs. Lee Scaggs and family. Miss Leila
Schaaff and Miss Edith Hebner of Wash
ington. d. G: Mr.. George S. and Roy -.
Tayman. Mr.. Raymond Young. Mr..
Mercer Naylor Misses NJ. and c. Young.
Miss NJ. Watson. Mr.. d. Cross. Messrs.
F. and f. Richards and Mr.. and Mrs. r.
c. Naylor and family of Prince Georges
county; Miss f. l. Scaggs, Miss VI. Cox.
A. Plummer Miss F. Sherbert, Misses NJ.
and r. Gibson. Misses NJ and G. Young
er. Miss Grace Crawford and Steward
Gibson. Lawrence Wells. Willie and Les
lie Cox, Frank Gibson and Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Gibson of Calvert county. Rev.
Mr.. Bonn and wife and the Ladies' Aid
Society of the Methodist Episcopal
Church were also present
day evening to Mr.. Turner Cox, at his
residence, 1858 Maryland avenue north
east
He was generously remembered with
| many presents and after a delightful
evening supper was served i'm the dining
room, where red as the color scheme was
carried out, Mr.. Cox cutting the large
birthday cake bedecked with candles.
The evenings pleasure was brought to d
close with several songs. Among those
present We're Misses Ada Baker, Florence
Callahan. Woody Bennett, Bertha En-
brey, Lenora Foster, Ruby Hall. Louise
Hanes Hattie Noel. Minerva Lacey, Stel-
la Wilson, Lula Usilton Messrs Turner
Cox, Carl Crump, Jet Leahman, Hayes
HILL MI and Mrs. BeaIl Mr. and Mrs
Crown, Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wells. Mr.. and Mrs. Warrington,
Mrs. Mcdonald and Master Walter Rey-
nolds.
The class of Truth Seekers of the Unit
ed Brethren Church gave Mrs. Ruth Boyd
Caldwell, recent bride of the class. a
linen shower at her home, 1909 Ham.in
street northeast. Friday night, April
4. Among those present We're: Misses
Mary Dulin. Martha and Olga Melick.
Frances Grant, Cessna and Mary Schmidt
Olive and Irene Long. Nettie Moore
Irma Boeckestyne, Minnie Reeves, Mar
ion Bold Minnie and Ola Emner. Edna
Strong and Bessie Crump: Mesdames Will
liam J. Hoffman, jr., lZetta kennon, Cal
vim Lucas, Walter Baker. and j. n.
Card: Mr.. and Mrs Charles +. Busey.
Mr. and Mrs. j. u. Boyd and Mr.. and
Mrs. +. w. Caldwell.
Mr. and Mrs. e. c. Rittue entertained
a company of the friends of their little
daughter Lydia. in honor of her eiev-
enth birthday anniversary Friday even
ing last.
The rooms were prettily decorated in
pink and green Music and games fur
nished amusement. Many new features
called for special awards. which were
won by the following participants: Floyd
$. Davis, Everett Jones and Hilda Del
ano first prizes; Elizabeth Clarke, Harry
L. Hout. jr and Burton Hout, capturing
the consolation prizes.
Those present Were: Miss Ivah NJ
Bennett. Mr.. l.. T. Jones, Mrs. Edw.
Muse. Mr. Eppa Eldred. Mr.. Arthur l.
Rittue, Mr.. E. Albert Rittue, Misses
!! Elizabeth Clarke, Hilda Delano, Ethel
Jones. Tilie Berkeley, Edith Garner. Oh
i've Crowder. Bernadine Heflin. Margaret
Kelly, Mary KintZ and Lydia Rittue,
Masters Floyd S. Davis. Kenneth Mat
i.thews. Harold Berkeley, Mifburn Colvin,
Reginald TURNKEY. Everett Jones. Harry
L.. Hout. Burton Hout John Kintz and
Fred Farrar.
Miss Wilma Vermilion. Miss Margaret
C. Davis and Miss Gwendolynne Colman
were hostesses at dance given at the
Shoreham during the Easter holidays.
Those present were MISSES Lduu,
Baker, Burritt, Wilder. Darby. Agnew.
Sullivan knight Marks. Ainsle, Scott,
Donaldson. Richards. Grossait. III. Ram
sew E. Ramsey, Foster. Tracey, l.. Cad
dess F. Gaddess B.. Gaddess, Brill. l..
Brown, nj. Brown. Sturtevant, Frank.
Tuckerman. Colman. Vermillion, Davis,
Mr.. and Mrs Dudley Brown and Messrs.
Reinhart, Cox. Clements, Kelley, Holmes.
Baker, Halpine, Williams. Bennett,
Nash. Thomas, Kaufman. Connary
Robey. Weidman. OFT, Morcook. Hart.
Hunt. McNally, Stoever, Denham, Quin-
ter. Long, Chapeman. Sanderson. Lynch.
Harrison. Lyles, Davis and Ashford. The
Young people were chaperoned by Mrs
Charles L. Vermllion and Mrs. Willard
P. Colman.