Evening star., 1915-01-31
Recent Parties.

The second meeting OF the Eight OF
Us" Club was held at the home of Miss
Alice P. Daugherty last Saturday even
ing Misses Elizabeth Bradshaw and
Mildred Laufer entertained the club
with short sketches, after which In
formal dancing was enjoyed by all.
Later in the evening a buffet supper
was served. Those present were Miss
Amy Rose. Miss Bess Smith, Miss Myr-
tie Kitchin, Miss Elizabeth Bradshaw.
Miss Doris Warren. Misses Margaret
and Mildred I.aufer.
Tuesday last the Golden Leaf Sewing
Society was entertained by Miss Agnes
Reith at her home, 3404 22d street
northeast. Embroidering and refresh
lnents were enjoyed during the after
noon. Those present were: Mrs j: u.
Mackessy. Mrs. Frank C. Rupp, Mrs.
Warwick E. Spates. Mrs. U. F. Keith,
the Misses Catherine and Agnes
Mackessy. Miss Lena Bergman and Miss
Agnes Reith. Next Tuesday the So
ciety will be entertained by Mrs War
wick E. Spates, 26 r street northeast.
Miss Helen Cahin was hostess at
large party given at her home IN l
was the principal feature The guests In
Guided many of her school friends and
were the Misses NJ. Mangam. NJ. Scanlon.
D. Baden. B. Lesher. l. Lesher, H Roche,
VI. Cahill, NJ. La Roach, E. Mccain, l.
Casey, H. Casey, F. German, A Kenny.
NJ. Sugrue, N. Connor and Messrs. J.
McSeeney. D; seanlon, H Mcdonald "'a T
Kline. b. Reedy, c. Faunce. F. S. Wall.
NJ McKenna, w. Camplin, r. Steadman.
Ia. Leesman. c. Mccormack, J. Cos,
well. E. Smith, g. Payette, j. Dorsey. +.
al 7 Harding
Mr. and Mrs Otto Louis Veerhoff en-
tertained last week at a family dinner
party in honor of Mrs. Veerhoff's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Warn. who
have been spending the winter with
them and who left Friday for Florida
Mrs. C. c. Covert sang several num-
Sers.
Mrs. Samuel Firth entertained the
jolly Workers at her home. 9l5 9th
from 2 to O'Clock. Those present
were Mrs. Charles Herzog. Mrs. Otto
Brahler. Mrs. ]. F. Window. Mrs. j.
Whipp. Mrs. s. FIRTH Miss NJ Betz.
Miss L NJ Baier and Miss l. C. Brahler
Mr.. and Mrs ]. S. Trodden, 3003 N
street northwest, entertained Tuesday
evening in celebration of their daugh-
ter Evelyn's eleventh birthday. Games.
music and dancing preceded the re-
freshments. The little hostess received
many pretty gifts Those present were
Miss Gladys Ochtkerhausen, Thelma
Scrivener. Marguerite Chriss, Elveyn
brown, Louise Brown, Louise DowlinS.
Evelyn Keister. Gussie May, Raymond
rruett. Russell Burton, Leonard Smoot'
nond Forrest. jr:: RAYMOND Dowling.
Ashton Chriss, Miss Pauline keinard.
Anna Trodden, Mamie and Cora Irod-
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Forrest. Mr..
RAYMOND Forrest. ST.; Mrs Mamie
frank Trodden. Mr. Morley. Mr.. Arthur
rennan. and MIR. Joseph Tenant.
Mr. and Mrs. Gardner entertained
nc jolly Social Club by giving party
Or the president and secretary; Mr.:
t.rause. who arrived in this city last
tuesday morning from an extended
outhern trip. and will leave for the
est tonight. Games were indulged In
we're served. Those present were
rsses L. Mott. e Krause. E. Taylor.
l.. Dickinson. N. Newby. H. Mccoy. E.
levers, r. Mott. Jennie Mahoney: r.
.Icssrs. ]. Jones. j. Krause. R. Grigsby,
! Mccoy. J. Mahoney. E. sonneheimer.
" krause; G. Talbot. j. McC1osky. p.
NoSte. X Hennige, Z. Long, w. Noste
and II. Hill The next meeting Will be
II @7o1 Georgia avenue northwest.
Wednesday evening Mrs. Mary e.
Lyddane entertained at unique scrap
book party at her residence on Ver-
mont avenue. Each guest was given
a page to fill in the scrap-book, MAX
ing his or her selection from several
hundred newspaper clippings furnished
by the hostess. and signing his or her
name and the date to the page The
evening was interspersed with piano
selections by Master Clair Nye and
Miss Helen Tate Ar
late hour buffet upper was served.
The guests included Messrs Fuller,
Nye. Johnson. Weaver. DR.. Cogswell
and Master Clair Nye: Mesdames Full
er. Nye, Johnson. Nairn. Terry. Tate.
Coesvell. TAYLOR. Steinmetz and Beal,
md Miss Helen Tate.
Mr. and Mrs L Greenbaum cele-
-~4. y civ daughter Dorothv's birth
"a. ~ giving a party to number of
re- l'tt'e frierds. The table decora-
- hi-.,dav case with eleven pink
c"r11ns After ind"leing in number
% -a--Hs the children adjourned to
trc air'nr room. where r"fresh-nerts
,r~ro po-othv sonn.horn. DOROTHY
Cohen F-an"es Kaufman. Ca-line
Freeleuo-. He'eno K,a'-ans. R"th
P,orN J"la Nav Sommers Catherine
Ee.her she-b~. Ei-io Picard. Ruth
Helbrun a-d Lncille Louis
One Of the series Of entertainments
given nv 'ha Tadins' Catholic Renevo-
lent heeoc'ation was dance at TIE
Cairo T"esda" las. with aho't s'vtv
courlee n-neent Miss Not i'5e Pede
ker as~is-el nv Nrs Roddv. Mrs
Oti,io ~ En-- Nv Mrs Mar Sveeoev
Mrs Ida NcEnnny nrd Nrc. Mcnamara.
had charge of tho ARRANGEMENTS.
Mr. and Mrs benson Rowe ente--
tanned large catherine Of vo"ng
folts les. Fridav aftarnnon in horor
of their son. penson Rowe, 1r. ard
TO mark his ff'h hi-th@av arnive-sarv.
Games were PLAYED and Refreshments
served In the dining room. The IT.
ven!le guests included Frarcis May.
Lillian Nav. Louise johnson. Eleanor
Tracy Mary Middleton. Winifred Witt
new EVELYN Lombard. Narv Crenshaw.
Ellen Wood Caroline Pearson. Katie
Simmons Charles Nav. Raw Tra"v
George Mitchell. Harry Tracy. Harsted
Hopping Hunter Rowe. Nelson Web
her Jack Swartz. Bernard Hohmall,
Joseph Klinee. Frank Middleton. Henry
Klinge, Philip Middleton. Harris Gum
Inings. Louis Nilsson. Robert Crowen.
Joseph simmons.
Capt Joseph T. McCrink entertained
a party at his residence. Ills New
Hampshire avenue northwest, last
evening In honor OF Misses Coreen
and Hortense Edwards. Mrs. Joseph
d Edwards acted az chaperon. Re
Ireshments were served