Evening star., 1915-02-07
Recent Parties.

Tuesday last Elsie Graninger cutter
tanned the Jolly Social Club. The even
ing spent in music, darcing and
games until 4 late hour when refresh
ments were served. Pink and green
were the prevailing coIors in the dec
oratious.
IN entertainment was given by Mr..
and Mrs. George Gill at their residence,
the Frankfort apartment, Thursday
evening last. Refreshments and dane
Mr. Mathew \. Neumann, Miss Clara A
Wander. Mrs. G y. Stewart and
daughters. Mr.. Daniel Owens, Miss
Cole. Mr. w Becker. Mrs. T.. Beck. Mr..
l.. y. Wander, Mrs. Amelia Linton.
Miss Rosebud Linton. Miss Moliie Rob
iuson Miss ISABELLE Robinson, Mr.. and
Miss Mary r Disgins,. Miss Sadie Howard.
Miss Bertha Grain, Mr.. Murray Wolf
ami Mr.. L. Murray.
The second meeting of the Chevy
Chase Five Hundred Club met at the
home of Mrs. Edmund Brady Wednes-
day afternoon Prizes were won by
Mrs. L. F. Miller, Mrs. J. E. fitzgibbon
The usual luncheon was served. after
which the afternoon was given over to
cards. The following were present:
Mrs. Harold Doyle, Mrs. 3. W. Chswell,
Hales. Mrs. Edmund Brady. Mrs. James
+. Fitzg; bbon. Mrs Abner III. Ferguson.
Mrs r W. CraHpton. Mrs. Pithea Mrs
Ralph 3. Fleharty, Mrs. X. Webster.
Mrs Kuolton. Mrs Frye Mrs. Torbert,
Mrs. BurelI, Mrs. C. \. Jones. Mrs
Spokes, Mrs I. Brown and Mrs. +. r.
Miller. The next meeting Will be at
Mrs. J. X Webster's.
The Golden Leaf Sewing Circle met
with Mrs Warwick +. Spates. &c
street northeast, last Tuesday.
The afternoon was spent in embroid-
erinS and the serving of refreshments.
Those present were Mrs. J. D. Mack
essy. Mrs. Frank c. Rupp. Miss Agnes
Ruth. Miss Katherine Mackessy, Miss
Ethel Bowen. Mrs. Allen Scheckels.
Mrs. Charles w Spates and Mrs. War
wick E. Spates.
The Five Hundred Club was enter
tanned a the apartments of Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard ]. Gaylor, in the King
man, on Massachusetts avenue, FIJI
day evening. The prizes of the even
ing were won as follows: First prizes.
Mrs S. Franklin Gardner and Mr.. How
ard S Fisk; second prizes, Mrs George
W. Holland and Mr.. Howard j. Gaylor;
consolation prizes. Mr. and Mrs. George
!. Jones. At the conclusion of the
awarding of the prizes the guests re-
tired to the supper room, where re-
past was served. Among those pres
ent were Mr. and Mrs. w Silas Sheetz,
and Mrs. Howard J. Gaylor, Mr. and
Mrs. Howard S. Fisk. Mr.. and Mrs
'ieorge J. Jones and Mr. and Mrs. s.
Franklin Gardner. The next meeting
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Holland, 622
Rock Creek Church road
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Noack held a re-
ception Wednesday night in honor of
the marriage of their daughter Flor
ence to Mr.. Frank P. Howard. at
which time many friends presented
their good wishes. Mr.. and Mrs How
ard left later for New York. They
will be at home to their friends after
March l at the Valois.
Miss Pauline Stutz. Mr. Jack Merrick
and Mr.. Edwin Muse gave pleasant sur
prise party Tuesday night at the resi-
dence of Miss 'Stutz in honor of Miss
Edna Luckett. the occasion pelns her
birthday. Music and dancing were in
dulged in until1S late hour. when refresh
ments were served. Among those present
were Miss Edna Luckett, Mr.. Edwin
Muse. Miss Birnley Farmer. Mr. Spence
Harkins. Miss Ethel Farmer. Mr. Judson
Isamey. Miss Helen Handiboe, Mr.. Harold
Stutz. Miss Helen George, Mr.. W. Baker.
Miss p Quesenberry, Mr.. l.. Martin, Miss
NJ Kloeppinger, Mr. r. sherwood. Miss
i. Poore. Mr.. c. Poore. Mrs. V. c. Wrenn
and Miss Hylda Wrenn
Mrs Mary McCrory and daughter Nellie
entertained host of friends at a euchre
party at their home in the Kirkman
apartment, 1918 18th street northwest.
Thursday evening. Among the guests
present were the Misses Mary Campbell,
Mary Sweeny. Catherine Dee. Elizabeth
Winant. Marion Won Bubam. Eileen Daf-
ron Mary Garner and Lena Allen,
Messrs Joseph Campbell. Harvey Wag-
ner. Daniel Hyland, Martin Conner and
Philip Hungerford. About midnight sup
per served.
Nv. and Mrs. James F. Gaghan enter
t.tiued at their home, 81 Quincy place
northwest. Thursday evening last. in
honor Of their sister, Miss Ethel f.
Harper. After music and games, the
guests were ushered into the beautiful
decorated dining room fer refreshments.
Til" color scheme was red and green, the
room being beautifully festooned with rib
hons. and was lighted by nineteen candles
on the birthday cake. and the tiny col
"red electric lights. which were strewn
here and there on the table.
The guests present were Mr.. and Mrs.
John L. Kane. Mr. and Mrs. Ulmont II.
Kendall. MIR and Mrs. Charles II. Kendall,
Mr. and Mrs. w +. Harper, Misses
Beatrice Kendall. Mildred Harper, Lillian
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