Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-25
Entertainments.

street northwest. Dancing was enjoyed
until late hour, when refreshments were
served. Among those present were Misses
Beatrice Carlo, Emma Holmes, Elizabeth
Wells of New York, Matilda Carlo. Hor-
tensia Coronado, Mary NJ Collins, Sabine
Wallace. Grace Hewitt. Lillian A. Collins,
Mary Holmes, Adele Godoy, Loretto Sui
Ivan. Mary F. Fitz Gerald. Helen Bocock.
Marie McBeth, Lorraine Conger. Louise
Margaret Smith. Margaret Crosson, Ann
Sullivan and Katherine Sullivan and
Messrs. Tom Connor, George Mackey. T.
Galivan H. McGovern, Tom Collins. John
Mullen. Frank Rodgers, c. Whillet. Ernest
Carlo. William Carlo. Harold Draper, ].
Torrey. Tom O'Laughlin, Mart Jackson.
Frank Smith, William Barry, Lyman
Moore. Mike shortley, G. Delihan. A.
Gutreii, Thomas Kane, A. Schellinger,
Frank Mclaughlin and James Lewis.
Miss Clara l.. Smith of Congress
Hall entertained at a five hundred
Ruth Waters of Denver, Col The guests
were Miss Josephine Saunders. Misses
Marguerite and Ruth Waters, Mr.. David
Lynn. Mr.. Potter, Mr.. Paul Pitt and
Mr.. F. S. Sanford
The freshmen class of the Sacred
Heart Academy entertained at a fancy
dress party in the gymnasium of the
SSuool SATURDAY, FEBRUARY among
those present were the faculty and
Misses Mary Haltigan. Florence Tucker,
Kathleen Downey, Miriam Stewart, Luz
ellie Jones, Maria MacCormack. Mary
Elizabeth Gedney. Rose Ferguson,
Marian Smith. Frances Saul, Beth War
ner. Eliza beth Hathaway. Helen Vena-
BILE and Edna Smith.
Miss Eliza beth Ramsay entertained
the girls of her class at Friends School
at her apartment at the Maury Friday
evening, February Is.
The rooms were prettily decorated in
pink roses and spring flowers. After
games, refreshments were served
Those present were Miss Elizabeth
Burnett. Miss Marguerite Bryn, Miss
Helen Bruver. Miss Katherine Fenning
Miss Constance Towner, Miss Mary
Fox. Miss Louise Smith. Miss Alice
Dodge. Miss Lou TAYLOR, Miss Thelma
Reeve. Abner Roe. Herbert Andrews
George Beck. Earl Hillman. Browning
Rench. Joseph Andrews. Foster Bur
nett. Wesley Irwin. Mrs. Frances D.
Ramsay and Mrs. Victor B. Reuch
The students of the National School
of Domestic Art and Science held their
pre-Lenten dance in the red room at
the Willard Saturday night, February
IL over $50 students were present and
their guests included men from many
OF the large colleges of the east In
the middle of the first half of the pro-
gram the junior students danced a spe-
cal number known as the Junior prom
me seniors had an exclusive number
in the second half of the program
supper was served at 1890. The hon
or guests included a number of the
school alumnae.
The annual dance of the Pied Piner
Club was held at Studio Hall Tuesday
evening. Mr.. Albert B. Buehler was
chairman of the committee on arrange
ments. Among those present were the
Misses Emma
Alma p Buehler. Margaret Reed. NJ
Mason, Marie f. Harvey, D. E Davis,
r. Stewart. Rose e. Pohlmann. Florence
Francis. Alice Hopper Lorraine Doran
Belle Erskine. Irene spauls, n. Err
skine. Featherstone, Newman, Lotcie
Steiner. and the Messrs. Robert Ford,
4 D. S. Pickrell. John Rupert, Albert B.
Buehler. c. F. Throckmorton C. S.
Balm. a. Heinzman, John Paul Jones,
Edw. D. Reed. Leonard Pohlmann, Ed
win M. Dixon, William F. Steiner, John
Matter, Herbert H. Mitchell Mason
Ford. Norman Edwards, Earl Griffin,
| Lawrence Bell. Frank Johnson Warren
Davis. Jack Braedy and Rex Lowry.
Miss Mildred Berens was hostess at
dance last Thursday evening in honor of
her fifteenth birthday. at her home in
| California street. The favors were ap-
propriate for the occasion. Dancing was
enJoyed during the evening, and buff
fet supper was served. The hostess was
prettily gowned in yellow tulle over vel
low taffeta. The guests were: Miss
Alice Milburn, Miss Lillian Dove, Miss
Evelyn Healy. Miss Fannie Bacon. Miss
Emma Lehman. Miss Ruth Pelcher, Miss
Jeanette Wright, Miss Audrey Daniel
Miss Elizabeth Cole, Miss Dorothy
Berens. Messrs Joseph Tyssowski Ken
meth Foote. Richard Knaube, William
Kincaid, James Horning, Arthur Shan
non. Hubert klienpeter. Mr.. Thomas. Mr..
Wheeler, Mr.. Milton Eshleman and Mr..
Lloyd.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Shoemaker of s27
9Th street northeast entertained Thurs
lay small! dinner party. Those in
vited were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Deal.
Healy. Laura Cadditt, Helena Mac
Donald and Mr.. John j. SIatterv. At
o'clock the Noccers' Club met at their
home in honor of George Washington's
birthday. The house was beautifully
decorated in the national colors, flowers
and ferns. Several solos, both vocal
and piano, were given and dancing fol-
lowed. George Washington hatchets
Those present were Misses Laura
Cadditt. Lillian Cadditt, Rose Healy,,
Mildred Healy. Helena Macdonald
Mamie Fitzgerald and Kathleen Heck
Gardiner. Eugene Auldridge, William
Healy, Adam Maier, John Slatterv.
Thomas Emerson, Scott Sloan, Donald
Shoemaker.
The Gaiement Branch of the Sunshine
and Community Society will give card
party at the home of Miss Marion Gray,
4s42 9Th street northwest. Monday, Feb
ruary rs. at o'clock. All members and
friends are cordially invited.
Miss Edna Wilcox entertained at
| George Washington dance Wednesday
evening. at her home, 141S Belmont
/ street. Among those present were the
/ Misses Adrienne Shreve, Louise Smith
/ Eleanor Manning, Betty Byfeld, Chrys-
tine Hannar May Stuart. Bertha Cable
Caroline Bryan. Leona Callan, Virginia
!: Brinkley, Helen Donovan. Elizabeth
I Berens, Edna Wilson. Messrs. Parker
I Seitz. red Offterdinger, Charlie Wynne
I Nelson Emmens. P. Henretti, Harry
! Benoit, Keith Price, Charlie Agnew,
! Brook Johns, Toole, Bob Cupp, l.. Mont
I gomery. B. Becker. B. Monran, Jim
I Klein. Collins, Frank Wilcox, Mr. and
Mrs. Malcolm Hay, Mrs. Helen Wilcox
I Mcmahon and Mr.. and Mrs. +. S. Wilcox.
February II was the occasion of a
! happy gathering of relatives and
! friends at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
! Connie l. Bell, 903 o street northwest,
I to celebrate the twentieth anniversary
I of their wedding. The parlors and
; dining room were tastefully decorated
! in green and white flowers. The couple
! entered the parlors to the strains of
I Lohengrins Wedding March and stood
I under beautiful canopy. where DR.. j.
4 J. Muir, who married them twenty years
= ago, was to have given short talk, but
I a letter was read by the bridegroom