freflhments were BerviMl.4- 1 lt;In Miss Myers’ Honor.An enjoyable dame was given Thursday , evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. t Bossle, 3400 Mondnwinin avenue, Wal brook, in honor of Miss Mae D. Myers. The drawing room and parlor were eon- | verted into a dance hall, and the guests participated in this enjoyment from 9 to12 o’clock. At midnight refreshmentswere served. The decorations consisted of Ipotted plants and ferns. i JAmong those present were: j {Mr and Mrs.—E. L. Bossie, Boyd Per kins.Mrs. Ella F. Quinn. JMisses—Elsie Bartz, Ruby Barts, Lola Bartz, Ella Quinn, Frances O'Donnell. 1 Mamie O’Donnell. Clara O'Donnell, Mae j D. Myers, Margaret O’Donnell, Agnea Sny- j 1 der, Edith Jenkins, and Miss Frances Tinsley, of Culpeper, Va.Messrs—Harry Gllmor Stolpp, Howard Cassard Lamkin. James H. Samuels, A. H. Rlordan, Otto Schaub, Joseph P. Bell. Fred Hurtleb, Albert A. Naumaun, Matthew Holmes, A. J. Murrlll, Joseph Roesch, John Caulfield. Hugh Caulfield, Prof. Jo- j f seph Van Sant and John Tinsley, of Culpeper, Va.4€81acl oTo Present Comedy. \Y1y