Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-14


Dorothy Hodgkin of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. f. Harrison enter
tanned a small party OF friends at their
residence. Coz + street southeast last
week, in honor of the birthday anniver
sary of their daughter. Miss Anna Mary
Harrison. The evenings entertainment
included games and dancing, after
which refreshments Were served. Miss
Harrison was the recipient of many
beautiful presents. Those present were
| Misses Bertha f. Chambers. Nellie Z.
Colman. Rilla Custer. Catherine Do
| Elizabeth Hind. Annie Hunt. Alma
Belle Moody. Mamie Z. Steadman. Mary
Jane Speiden. Jennie *. Youst, Messrs
J. Irving Burgess. David Il. Davenport,
Charles Fugitt, W. Herbert Gill, Irving
T. Horn, Benjamin McClay, George
Mehlfelt, Christopher Murphy. Bruce
Rowe and Mrs. J. q. Moody and chill
dren.
The Beau-Not Club gave it's second
| monthly dance in the old post office. at
14th and Park road, Saturday even
ing. japanese lanterns, ported plants
and Christmas foliage adorned the hall.
Temporary officers and organizers of
the club are Miss Eileen Callahan and
Miss Edna Rothery. During the even
ing Miss Nell Ryder. Depew Chancey,
| Miss Edna OHare and Yewell Cashell
| gave dancing exhibitions and Miss
Mabel sullivan of New York rendered
| several solos.
| The guests were Misses Ruth Gala
han, Eileen Callahan. Edna Rothery,
! Marguerite Quindon, Irene Mckeyitt
| Nora Cook, Nellie Carmean, Edith Ken
| non, Cornelia Richardson. Annie Crow
| ley. Mabel sullivan. Elois Osborne, Edna
OHare, Malvina Robey, Katherine Ham
| maker, Beattrix Ridgeley. Edith San
| born, Mrs. X. c. Ray, chaperon; Mrs
A. f. Callahan. chaperone: Gladys Rob-
/ erts. Ann Ray, Messrs. Southern An
| derson, Frank Short, William q. Feely,
Alex. Gill, Bernard McGinn. Morris
cey. Earl Rothery, William Walsh,
! Harold Megrew. ]. l.. Under, Arthur
Carmody. Harvey Mctiraw, Herbert
Bursley, Sinclair Fowler. Clarence Stat
, ford, Arthur Carroll, Yewel1 Cashell,
| J. G. Bethel, George Gray, Roland c.
Dorsey, Andrew Crawford and Tracy
Ryon.
a party was given last night at the
| residence of the Misses West, 1916
| Prospect avenue. in honor Of Misses
Clara and Sophie Bard o. Bayonne. y.
J. NJ. Herman. J.. Silver and H. Cohen
gave songs, etc. Refreshments followed.
! Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Garner of 2712
Ontario road gave an attractive dance
at Mrs. Dyer's. 1917 r street north
ter. Miss Dorothy Eleanor Garner.
which was attended by about seventy
| five couples.
Miss Garner attends Central High
Tendance was largely made up of her
friends who attend the school.
! Miss Gertrude NJ Geer was introduced
| by her sister. Mrs. Elliot H. Goodwin of
/ this city. at 4 recention given at the
i CoSn opofitan Club New York city. Sat
urday. Receiving with Mrs. Goodwin
! and Miss Geer We're Miss Cornelia G"er,
J Miss Margaret Geer Miss Edith Farr.
! Miss Rita Stureis Miss Margaret Lin
! dabury, Miss Miriam Wright. Miss
! Frances HYDE. Miss MARGARET !. Hem
, derson. Miss Virginia Kneeland. Miss
| Adeline L. Hatch and Miss Elizabeth
| Mosle
! Miss Helen NJ. Smith of 637 + street
northeast gave a heart party in honor
| of her house guest. Miss Pauline Z.
| Guilford. who is on for the holidays
from Chicapo. Prizes were won by Miss
| Sadie Walters: Ed. Upton and Mr..
i Brcdt a buffet supper was served.
! Those Darticipatin" We're the Misses
! Nellie Brown. Bertha Collins. Sadie
| walters. Pauline C;uilford. Adelaide.
| Catherine and Helen Smith and Mr. and
| Mrs Odenthal: Messrs: a. Brodt. X.
| Devine, s. A Hefft. G. Keene, =. Lynch.
W. Kessler and L. Upton.
| Gen. H. r. Anderson left for Florida
| today to spend the winter.
| Judge Jesse NJ. Hiatt and Mrs. Hiatt
| of 1923 Harvard street northwest yes
| terday observed the fifty-seventh ami
yersary of their marriage.
| An evening dinner attended by their
| sons and daughters, as we'll as num-
her of relatives who reside here, were
! the principal event of the day. A mum,
her of letters of congratulation as we'll
! as tokens of remembrance were re-
| ceiyed by Judge and Mrs. Hiatt
| rhe wedding of the couple took place
| in Indiana in 1884,