Evening star., 1915-02-28
Recent Parties.

I Washington's birthday was celebrat-
ed by a large company Of young peo-
! Pile at the home of Miss Ethel Rey-
! nolds. 1929 30th street northwest.
/ Games were played and the house was
tastefully decorated in flags In honor
: of the occasion. The guests were the
Misses Alice Bergman, Elsie Boteler,
Elsie Gingles. Eleanor Williamson.
Lillian Bromley, Mildred James. Louise
FRANKIE of Washington and Misses
Gertrude Burroughs and Lillian Riley
of Tenleytown and the Messrs. Paret
White, Bradley Darcy. Harry Cady,
James Williamson; Henry ,!S sweeny' ny
Harry Harry Blackman. ss; George German. John
FRANKIE. Bernard Ardinger and Francis
Reynolds. Miss Reynolds was assisted
| in the dining room by Miss NJ. Wheat
ley, chaperon of the party.
Miss Catherine Harbaugh and Miss
| Emily Toepper entertained their
party last Monday evening at the home
| of the latter. The home was appro-
priately decorated and a favor given
to each one present: Games and music
evening. At late hour refreshments
were served. Those present were
Misses Catherine Harbaugh. Emily
Toepper. May Carness. Ruth Delander.
I ii, X,
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs Albert Bowman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Holiday. Messrs. John
| Carroll, James Norris, John Fischer.
| Samuel Zerhus, Carl Thurman and
Russell Burrows.
Miss Mary Butterfleld, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Butterf1eld of Ar
| lington Farm. Va, entertained num-
| ton party Saturday evening. February
20. The house was beautifully deco
rated, being banked with begonias,
tulips and ferns. draped with flags
and portraits of Washington. The
| table decorations consisted of a center
! piece composed of a cherry tree laden
| ed with fruit, surrounded by red roses
| and carnations at its base. Miss But
terrified. appropriately costumed as Martha
Washington, was assisted in receiving
| by Miss Morgan, costumed as Nellie
Custis
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. Herman Wendell en-
tertained at Washington's birthday
party last Monday evening for thei1
| son Jack. The house was decorated
with American flags. Music and games
/, were enjoyed until O'Clock, when re.
| freshments were served.
The favors were small silk flags ano
| hatchets. Among those present were
James Craig. Richard Price, Matthew
Ruddy, Francis Price and the little
Misses Louise schaeffer. Beatric Lee
1
Bean and Bessie Ellis.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Knapp of Massa.
| chusetts avenue entertained at a pinI
dance last evening for their daughter
Dorothy in honor of her sixteenth
birthday.
i Those participating in the dancing
| were Misses Marguerite Rogers, Doro
! thy Keys. Ruth Hillyard, Ruth Jones
Hazel Conklin, Julia Hampton, Adrient
Shreeve. Ethel Bagman, Mildred
Werntz, Yetta Brez. Florence Thiele
Marie Knapp and Messrs. Davis Bantz
Wesley Huntress. Belt Folger, Worth
Folger, Frank Beall, Harry Christie
Fired Christie, Harry Woodard. Henry
] Pons, Reginal Hanford and Howard
| Draper.
| 4 dance was held at the Park Road
| Post Office Hall Monday night. new
| comedy dance arranged to Indian TOM
tom was given by Mr.. Melvin Fischer.
| and during intermission musical selec-
| tions were rendered by Mr.. Alexander
r. Varela.
! Among those present were Miss Mil
dred Tegeler. Mr.. and Mrs. William,
Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar G. Vogt, Mr.
| and Mrs. Charles Loff1er. DR.. and Mrs
Morhart. Mr.. and Mrs. Bangs. Mr.. and
Mrs w. Dodge. Mr.. and Mrs. George
| Ward. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Ward, Miss
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kern, Mr.. Norton,
Miss Mailer, Mr.. and Mrs. Stephenson,
Mr. Anton Kern, Miss Cuttings, Miss Aus
| tin, Mr.. and Mrs F. Waldmann, Mrs. E.
Oyster and Mr.. E. Wilbur.
| A surprise birthday party was given
Mr. Harry Scott by the Eastern Social