Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-18
guests. Miss Francis of New York and
Miss Zimmerman of Frederick, Md.

Miss Zimmerman of Frederick, Md.
The Bellies and Beaux Dancing Club
gave its January dance at the Chevy
Chase Library Hall last week. The next
dance will take place February 10.
| Mr. and Mrs. John NJ Shane entertained
! at dinner Thursday night in honor of
/ Mr. and Mrs. James Fitzgerald, who are
| leaving shortly to take UP their residence
! in New York.
The bi-monthly meeting of the y. V. L.
| Club took place at the home of Miss Jo-
| sephine Mcdonald. 1868 Perry place
northwest, Thursday evening. Five hun
| dred was played and prizes We're awarded
| as follows: Firsts, A. l.. Brand and Miss
Irene c. Pole; seconds, Clifford G. Wright
and Miss Eva L. Kannie. Edward G.
Hauer received the consolation prize. Fol
| lowing the cards buffet luncheon was
served to the guests, after which music
and singing was enjoyed. Last Monday
night the club met at the home of Miss
Virginia Hunter, 2021 II street north
west. The next meeting will be at 141
Randolph street northwest. Thursday
evening. January %, when Miss Eva L.
Rannie will be the hostess. Those pres
ent We're the Misses Loretta Brooks. Re
gina c. Watkins. Irene G. Pole. Edna
Dawson. Eva L. Rannie, Virginia G.
Hunter. Hazel Wells and Josephine Nc
Donald, Messrs Albert w. Brand. J. J.
Keane, ]. II. Lyons, Edward c. Hauer.
Clifford c. Wright, Frank Connolly, Will
liam Ryan and John Dawson.
The Misses Galeher of Perry place n
tertained Tuesday last in honor Of Miss
I.eoia Perry. who is leaving shortly for
Panama Music and dancing were in
dulged in until a late hour Those con-
tributing to the musical entertainment
were Miss Yerkes of New York, and the
Misses Edna, Franc and Mabel Galleher.
The guests were Misses Perry, Ford,
Yerkes. Rhodes, Weyrick, Rupert Edba,
Franc and Mabel Catcher, Mrs. Z. E.
Rupert and Mrs. Havell; Messrs. Bur-
CESS, Hurn, Leith. Hutchinson. Havell,
Hummer. Virts, Esher, Marks, Long, H.
E Galeher jr., and E. Z. Rupert.
Mr.. William Wallace Kirby celebrated
mis- eighteenth birthday anniversary last
Monday at his home, 100 Fl street
northwest Dancing and games were in
dulged in. after which refreshments We're
served. Those present We're the Misses
Elsie Kaiser, Mary Mahoney. Margaret
Shaw. Florence I.insey, Evelyn Patter-
son. Frances Rhodes. Margaret hnonu
Carrie Wenger Edith Urban. Helen
Schmitt Ella Wright, Marie Schulze,
Thelma Rigdon, Olive Dean, Messrs-
oya B. Patterson v PgrTg NlG ,ea5
William Hasselbush. William Schmitt.
Earl Thompson. Harper Snapn. Ralph
ally. Raymond Briggs. Louis Baumann,
Norman Lufburrow, Reginald Culligan,
Roy kuehling. Raymond Roach, William
Wallace Kirby and Masters Marione
Kirby and Albert Kirby.
Miss Virginia G.. Hunter entertained the
EX We Ell Five Hundred Club at her
home, 2o21 street northwest, Monday
evening last.
Cards were enjoyed to late hour, and
the winners of the first prizes We're Miss
Regina c. Watkins and Mr.. Albert w.
Brand. The second prizes were won by
Miss Eva Rennie and Mr.. John fl.
Lyons and Miss Josephine NJ. Mcdonald
and Mr. John p Dawson carried off the
consolation prizes.
Music and dancing were also partici-
pated in, and refreshments were served
at midnight.
]. Dawson. Mr.. John ]. keane. Miss Eva
Rennie Mr.. Edward c. Hauer, Miss
Josephine Mcdonald. Mr.. John H. Lyons.
Miss Regina c. Watkins, Mr.. Reginald
E. Fennell, Miss Marie v McGrain. Mr..
Albert w. Brand Miss Virginia G. Hun
ter. Mr.. John P. Dawson, Mr.. Charles NJ.
Hunter and DR.. Oscar B. Hunter.
Mrs Harry T Newcomb entertained
the members of the Newcomb Club at her
Md, Friday afternoon. Miss Florence P.
S7ofsord, daughter of the late Ainsworth
Spofford. librarian of Congress. read
paper entitled Nothing New. which
was the feature of the afternoon. This
paper was originally presented by Miss
Spofford before the Twentieth Century
Club. The paper was followed by dis
cussion, on the suffrage question. in the
course of which the members of the New
comb Club lined IN as follows: For suf-
frage, 20; against, 1: undecided 2.
Mr. and Mrs. Chares H. Cox of Brook
land, D. c.. entertained as dinner guests
last Sunday Representative George f.
German of Chicago, H., and his two in
teresting sons. and Mr.. and Mrs. George
A. Garner and Miss Agnes b. Garner of
Washington.
Mrs Ernest Stone Cook gave a lunch
con Tuesday in compliment to Miss Lula
Dorsey of Clarksvil'e. Md, guest of
Miss Gertrude l.. Parsons.