Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-01
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Recent Hospitalities.

The home of Mrs. Mary NJ. Hayes was
the scene of a merry gathering last
Wednesday evening. when a party was
given in honor Of her daughter Mar
luerite. Among those present We're MISS
Hazel Crier. Miss Rose Levey. MISS
Pauline Williams. Miss Helen Butler
Miss Marguerite Dyer, Miss Jaequeline
Warren, Miss Agnes Reagan. Miss Mar
euerite 6farvey. Miss Marjorie Butler,
Miss Marie MONTGOMERY. Miss Gertrude
MattingIy Miss Rosa Goodwin and Miss
nellie BiggS Mr.. Raymond Rollins, Mr..
Ndan C;iebeI. Mr.. Frank Feddon. Ms .
George Haul Mir. William israwner. Mir
Isdsar Maryman. Mr.. BERT Mont
ssainery. Mr. kaz tnond Ma r. NJ
james Soper. Mr. lie Roy Duddeman
and Mr. Bernard THOMPSON;
Games were played and fash-liGht
ing was another interesting feature of
tie evening
Mrs Charles Hamilton Fred gave q
tea last sunday in honor of Miss Mus
-r@ve Of Althataa-
Mr. and Mr. Charles y. Goldsmith
were hosts on Friday night at dinner
rrtrty of fourteen covers in honor of MI
and Mrs. William Thalhimer nj Richmond.
Va. the latter formerly Miss Annette
goldsmith. to celebrate the first allni-
The taole had for "a crIttcrriece yellow
strinS flowers surrounded with bows of
yellow satin ribbon and tiilie. The guests
were Mr. and Mrs. William THalhimer. Mir.
aud Mrs. Sol i-arsburEh, M and Mrs
lilIdolph =. Lyon. Mrs. NJ Goldsmith.
Mr. and Mrs STANLEY l.dusbursh. MIR.
Henry Lanshur=h, Mi. David May and
MI Irving MAY ef richmond. Va.
Mrs LJcips l. u;ridIcy the Misses
,;ridIcy and Miss Margaret Hanna enter
'ained al = lea Thursday. from ! IL =
The r"cei 1inG party We're Mrs. Colbert.
liam Madert. Mrs Arthur Middleton.
Mss t'allaghar. Miss sue tiraeSeu and
Miss Mite Turch. -Potted plants and
led carnations wer" used profusely i'll
decorating for this occasion
y surprise party WAS given Nj. and
Mrs. William II Hoover. jr-. last week
a their residence. 1:,::'' 18th street north
west Fh" supper Ia hle was decorated
with reses. Among those present We're
Mr. and Mrs. William II. Hoover. ST,
Mg. and Mrs. cieorse e; Knowles. MIR.
aud Mrs, William I. Lemon. Mr.. :. Lem
uu Hoover Mrs. Nee Hoover. Mrs.
Martha e'isseil. Mr. and Mrs. charles NJ.
Hoover. Mrs Flora u. Lyon. Mr.. Albert
conway. Mr. Francis Cooke. Mr. and
Mrs. = F. Hoover. Mr.. Eugene Hoover.
Masters Wallace and Lloyd Hoover and
Miss Manon Hoover.
The Morley class of BETHANY Baptist
Sunday school held its annual social Fra
day evening. II WAS ladies' night and all
wore the class flower. the white carna-
ton
The evenings entertainment was divid-
ed into four parts. The first was called
stunts. in which each was expected to
tell his three closest neighbors the fun
Tiest story he ever heard, the funniest
Thing that ever happened to him and the
funniest thing he ever saw. Tie second
was burlesque ON college athletic field
events. the standing broad grin. rum
ming high jump blindfolded and foot race,
open 10 all, with appropriate comic prizes
for the winners Walter v Sherwin won
Harris Won the running high jump and
j. w Jenkinson $ team Won the foot
race The third period the lunch. III
which sll participated and each was de-
clared ii winner The fourth period was
the ''rOastS, the responses To which
brought out roars of laughter and APP
plause- The evenings program closed
with rising vote of thanks to the ladies
"f the committee. Mrs. A. II. Jaeger.
chairman. who prepared the lunch. Fl.
7. Morley acted as POSTMASTER
The next social evening OF the class
will be March Is.
Mr. and Mrs V O. Wrenu Of 1876 f.
street northeast entertained in honor of
the tWenty-frst birthday anniversary of
Mr.. Emil HoiZ of Lancaster. Pa. last
Wednesday evening. Music and dancing
was enjoyed. after whe! an elaborate
SuPper Wa served. Numerous toasts
w :. Stutz- s., Mrs. V. G. Wrenn and
Mrs W : Stutz. jr.. the Misses Pauline
~tutz and Ruth Wrenn. and MessrS Emil
iolz. Stanley Wrenn. William Schafer