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

Wis, who is the national and "oriu
Superintendent Of scientihc Temperance
instruction, Friday. Mrs. Davis Is mere
in the interest of high scnoois, NORMAN
schools and colleges
The following ladies assisted: Mrs. HOW
ard, Mrs. Helen Nelson DOGGY. who MADE
the presentations: Mrs. Emma Sanruro
Shelton. Mrs. Wilbur F. Crafts, Mrs: The
resa A. Williams Mrs. Ella b hhlsh'
and Mrs. Jennie Robinson.
The dining room was beautiful IN its
springlike decorations Of ferns and yel-
low tulips, and was presided over 10y
Mrs Leila c. Harrison, assisted by MISS
Leila Howard and Miss Clara Carrinstoh'
Miss Grace Guy poured tea.
The reception hall lent itself grace
fully to the decorations OF palms ana
Killarney roses, with Mrs r. 5. Henry
presiding over the punch bowl Mrs.
tan Temperance women while in WASH
|ington.
Last Sunday a surprise party was ten
dered Mr.. and Mrs L. Fellheimer by SOME
of their friends on the occasion Of their
thirty-fifth anniversary. Those presen!
We're Mr. Joseph We'll, Miss Gussie Well
and Miss Rose We'll of Baltimore, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Marx, Mr.. and Mrs j.. Sanger
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Guggenheimer. Mr..
and Mrs. D. Straus, Mrs s. Hirsch, Mrs
B. Stern. Mrs. r. Sanger. Mr.. Joseph
Luchs. Miss Carrie Neuberger. Miss Bella
Hirsch, Miss Fannie Altschul Miss Ida
Friedberger Misses Camille and Maud
Fellheimer and Mr.. Sam Altschul. Supper
was enjoyed later in the evening.
Wednesday evening Miss NJ. Catherine
Linton entertained at her home in Ecking-
ton After cards a violin solo was given
by Miss Eugene De Guerin and an original
composition by Miss Linton. Supper fol-
lowed. in the dining room. Among those
present were: Miss Helen G. Galbraith,
En- 10
Sawyer Mr.. Wallace Shearer. Mr.. Wilbur
Zepp Mr. Lloyd w. Patch and Mr. Hill.
masquerade party was given last
week at the Hillside in honor of the
Misses Mary and Fannie Nooe of Pitts
boro, \. G. The participants represented
many noted characters OF colonial days,
from the red man and Chinaman to the
father of his country The hostess OF
the occasion. Miss Glennie Long Tomlin-
son, was Martha Washington. The red.
white and blue prevailed throughout the
decorations and refreshments,
The members of the Wisconsin Athletic
Club were entertained at the home OF
Edward NJ Sullivan, 3J04 L street north
west. Friday evening. Music and games
featured the evening, after which refresh
ments were served. Among those present
were Messrs. George Custard. Joseph Car
roll. Lawrence Young, Thomas Entwisle,
Edward Zimmerman. Russell Howard.
Paul Jones' William Grimes, Tilden Nc
Conry, Bryant Morrison and Edward Sui
Ivan.
The Argyle Social Club spent pleasant
evening at the home OF Miss Mary She'd,
80 Kenyon street northwest.
After the business meeting refreshments
were served.
New officers were elected as follows:
Mr.. William Widmayer, president: Miss
Louise Purner. vice president; Miss Annie
D. Ennis, secretary.
Those present were Misses Mary She'd.
Louise Purner. Pearl Yost, Pearl Nance.
Margaret O'Conner. Ida Fitz Gibbons.
Anna Hall and Messrs. William Wild
mayer, John Drailey. Joseph Draiey
Charles Meyers. Mansfield King and Soth-
ern Anderson