Evening star., 1915-02-21
Recent Parties.

Miss Florence Goodrich entertained last
Monday night at a valentine party,
games, dancing and refreshments being
enjoyed.
The dancing room was decorated with
red carnations and hearts. and there were
cupids and arrows as place cards, and
basket favors filed with hearts at the
supper table. The parlor was also deco
rated with flowers and dart-pierced hearts.
Those present were Misses Maude En-
inert. Ethel Weakley. Ethel Lampkin,
Emma Skidmore, Marion Burns, Lorena
and Canill Boswell, Agnes Castell, Nellie
Wiseman. Ellen Richards, Alice Pumph-
rey, Hazel Goodrich, Doris Burns.
Naomi and Ruth Taylor and Elsie Bailey,
Messrs. Edward Castell, Robert Loveless.
A Luddy Putnam, John Wiseman, Joseph
Liner, J. Vonhurbulist. Luther Gibson,
Benjamin Hardester, Ellsworth De Waugh,
T. Furry. Mr. and Mrs w. E. Goodrich.
Mrs j. Burns. Mr.. and Mrs. E. Goodrich,
Mr.. /. Burneston and Mr.. A. Gray.
Mr., and Mrs. s D. Bronson, a441 18th
street, gave valentine party last week
for their daughter, Miss Mildred Bronson.
Vocal and instrumental music preceded
the serving of refreshments.
Those present were the Misses Catherin
and Margaret Donovan. Eileen and Anna
Ready, Catherine Keliher, Mary Cusack.
Mary Shugrue, Daisy Murphy, Gladys
Register. Nina Morgan, Ida Bean, Susie
Jouvenal. May Lennback and Mamie
OConnell. Messrs. Edward and Edwin
Lynch. Ed Seller, Gillespie Walsh, Tom
Heaney, Michael Donohue, John Shugrue.
Billy Cusack, Con Cusack, Francis
keliher, Frank Fields. Jerry O'Connell.
John Monoghan. Edward Sullivan. Rae
Chisiey. Mr.. and Mrs William Fitzgerald,
Mrs. Dominick Bronson and Capt. Harry
and Mrs Walsh Each young lady and
gentleman received a favor suited to the
occa sion Mrs. Walsh served the frappe.
while Miss Bean presided over the punch
bowl.
Miss Bessie Marlowe. Miss Marie
Hennlng and Miss Pearl Greaves en-
tertained at valentine party Tuesday
last at the home of the former, 627
Kenyon street northwest
during the evening musical selec.
tlonS and games were enjoyed, and
afterward the guesbts adjourned to the
dining room, where dainty refresh
ments were served at beautifully
decorated table.
Those present were the Misses Pearl
and Edna Greaves, the Misses Gertrude
and Bessie Marlowe. Miss Edna Gates,
Miss Agnes Reith, Miss Marie Henning
and Mrs. Marlowe, Mr.. John Fidler the
Messrs. Wallace Kirby. James Will
meth. Alvin Goodwin, Richard Edmon-
ston, Lionel Fielder and w. Ridgeway.
Mr.. and Mrs George w. Holland en-
tertained the Five Hundred Club Fri
day evening at their home, 622 Rock
Creek Church road. Prizes were won as
| follows: First prizes. Mrs. Howard ].
Gaylor and Mr.. George j. Jones; sec
ond prizes. Mrs. George W. Holland and
Mr.. Howard J. Gaylor; consolation
prizes. Mrs. George J. Jones and Mr.. W.
Silas Sheetz. At the conclusion Of the
awarding of the prizes a repast was
served.
Those present were:-hIr. and Mrs W.
Silas Sheetz. Mr.. and Mrs. George j.
Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. Gaylor,
Mrs Herbert Crapster of New York,
Mrs. Howard S. Fisk, Mr.. and Mrs
George W. Holland and Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Franklin Gardner
The club will be entertained Friday
evening, March 5. by Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard S. Fisk at their home, 625 K
street northwest
Mrs. David Kahn and Mrs Marx E.
Kahn of 1888 18th street northwest en-
tertained at luncheon Thursday in hon
or of Mrs. NJ. Fidelson of New York,
who is the house guest of Mrs Sol Nor
ris. Those present were Mrs. Daniel c.
Roper, Mrs. A. J. Barchfeld, Mrs Elmer
Barchfeld of Pittsburgh, Mrs Max
Goldsmith, Mrs Sol Morris and Mrs.
William H. Roland
Miss Hilda Elizabeth Tully gave a
birthday party at her residence, 1880
Ontario place northwest, Tuesday even
day anniversary. Many games were
played and dancing was enjoyed until
refreshments were served. The dining
room was prettily decorated for the
occa sion, the color scheme being in
pink. Among those present were Misses
Fannie Mae Constantine, Ethel Jenkins.
Saba Harry. Florence Kugler, Cath
crime Kline. Adele Harry. Masters John
ME Jenkins. Henry King. Thomas
Bernnen, Charles Voigt. Donald Benson,
Norman Blake and William Goodacre
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Howard gave
! a party in honor of the sixteenth birth
day of their youngest daughter, Lillian
| ing, was decorated in the national
colors and spring blossoms. The hostess
received in her graduating dress,
which was of white satin charmeuse
played throughout the evening. Fancy
dances were given by the hostess.
Dancing and games were INDUCED in
until late hour, when the guests re-
paired to the dining room where q
buffet supper was served. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Howard,
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Nalley. Mr.. and Mrs
3. Shanahan and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. r. Fritz and daughter, Mrs. J.
Mowatt and son, Mrs. Birch, Mrs. c.
Schultz. Mr.. Charles Bolek and Lillian
| Fritz Mr. Fred Wilken and Violet
Fritz. Mr.. Iverson and Elsie Mowatt.
| Mr.. Hall and Ella Carroll. Mr.. Guy and
| Augusta Schultz. Mr.. Suontoria, Mr..
| Lewis Simmons and Grace Higdon.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w. Porter enter
tanned Thursday evening at progressive
five hundred of four tables. The first
| gentlemans prize was won by B. Std
ham, second by r. Baker and the con-
ISOLATION by Mr.. Cornell. The first lady's
prize went to Mrs. Cornell, second to
Miss Sarah Lewis and the consolation
to Miss n. De Frietas.
Refreshments were served at IL
o'clock in the dining room. The place
cards, favors and tally cards were made
by the hostess.
The guests were Misses Hazel Chis-
holm, Mae De Frietas, Sadie Wood.
Nettie De Frietas, Sarah Lewis. Mr.. and
Mrs b l.. Stedham, Mr.. and Mrs; Cor
nell Messrs. B. Showers, l.. Biff1e, r.
Porter, A Spence and r. Baker.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis E. Darling of
| III I'd street northeast entertained at
a progressive five hundred party Feb