Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-23

Grant place Red, white and blue decora-
lions and George Washington birthday
favors were in abundance. 1t also being
the birthday of the hostesses, they were
DELIGHTFULLY."- surprised by the presenta-
ton of a handsome remembrance from
the guests.
Informal dancing and a supper brought
to a close a pleasant evening.
Miss Ada Louisa HinZen. niece of Mr..
and Mrs J. K Zollinger, who are staying
at the Powhatan Hotel. entertained there
at dinner last Sunday in honor or MISS
Weaver. Miss Davis Miss De Pue, Miss
Slack and Miss Reilly of New York. Sew
eral young men were afterwards enter
tanned.
A surprise party was given Miss Rhea
l. Fulghum Wednesday, at her residence
on G street. on the occasion OF her birth
day. Hatchets, cherries and red carna-
tons formed the table decorations. The
following were the guests: Miss anna
BigeIow, Miss Elsie Bunting, Miss Ethel
Mary Tate Miss Maud Harding. Miss
Rhea l. Fulghum and Miss Anna A.
Hordina, and Mr.. Harrison Hoyt, MI.
William III. Smith. Mr.. Charles Hlllegelst,
Mr. Walter Marsh. Mr.. Paul Cmbach 1r.,
Mr.. Julian Brooks and Mr.. J. Clarence
Fisher
A dance was given Wednesday evening
Mr. and Mrs. James r. Ash. 1876 Park
road The entire first floor was thrown
into one for dancing. The house was
beautifully decorated with ferns. palms
and cut flowers. stringed orchestra
furnished the music. Much amusement
was caused when Miss Carter announced
a prize for the best joke on suffrage,
which was a doll dressed In the suffrage
colors. bearing many buttons and small
banner The prize was won by Mr..
II
and Mrs Roger E. Simmons, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark w Gould. Mrs. J. d. Cam
eron of Harrisburg, Pa: Mrs. Lydia A.
Williams, Mrs. Ohio 7. Beall. Mrs. John
d. Mitchell, Misses Mary Mitchell. Edith
Mosher. Louise Beamer. Ruth Fuller.
Elsie Henry, Emma klager, Karoline
Klager, Mrs T. Harry Ramey. Clara
Gonter. Nellie Mess, Margaret Worthing-
ton. Florence Johnston, Anna McNulty.
Pearl and Mariana Davis, Messrs. Miles
Ely. George Lamb, NJ. A. Hines, Albert
Pierson. F. Hardesty, B. A. Ball. r. S.
Regar, George Schoeneman, r. F. Cot
triil. J, T. Harris; r. 1 r. HILL A. E.
Mrs. A. E Haislep entertained the
H. S. Embroidery Circle. Decorations
were of the approaching holiday colors.
Miss Marguerite Stutz, who was the
guest of honor. was given an apron
shower The other guests were Mrs.
John Stuff Miss Devers of York, Pa. !:
Mrs ]. c. Deichmann, Mrs. N. Miles and
daughter. Mrs. j. r. Haislip, Mrs. A. r..
Hoff. Miss A. Haislip and Mrs. A. E.
Haislip
Mrs Charles E. Swigart received We'd
nesday at 142S Newton street. assisted
nv her mother, Mrs John L. Heupel. and
her cousin. Miss May Swigart OF Indiana
The rooms were made beautiful with
flowers and palms; refreshments were
served in the reception hall and dining
room The different tables We're pre-
sided over by Mrs. James w. Orme, Mrs
T. P. Martin. Mrs. r. b. Emerson and
Mrs. Thomas A. McKeon, Mrs. F. X.
Hemnel. Mrs c. w. Thompson. Mrs.
charles Loeffler. Mrs. G. A. Won Dachen-
hansen. Mrs w. c. Herbert. Miss Hattie
Stewart and Miss Irene Rocca.
at the Cairo Friday afternoon for the
benefit of the Founding Hospital. There
we're from forty to fifty tables.
Mr. Stanley Lansburgh gave house.
warming party at his bachelor apartment
decorated with spring flowers, and games
originating with the guests were enjoyed.
A buffet supper and a distribution of IA
vors closed the evenings pleasure.
Mr. Jansburgh'S guests, chaperoned by
Mr. and Mrs Herbert ]. Rich, were the
Misses Rena F1eischman and Ernestine
Rich of this city, Miss Hermine bennett
Of Norfolk, Va; Miss Hattie Lowenthal
NJ Philadelphia, Miss Alma Katz and Miss
Hortense Levy Of New York, Messrs.
duncan Baer, Bernard Baer, Frank Low
enthal Of Philadelphia. George Franc Of
New York and August Hess OF Altoona.
Pa.
A reception was held by Mrs. Walter H.
Howard of 261O Garfield street. in honor
Of Mrs. Edith Smith Davis Of Milwaukee.