Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-02

Talbert, Ella Ritter, Nettie Hulse. NeBe
Eins, Ethel Langley. Frela Stefen. GertIa
Sates, and the Messrs. Henry Henderson.
Sharne Garscia, Charlie Warfieid Walter
and George Fry Alfred and Clarence Req
Joe and Jim Grant. Guy Worthington m
wing Dennison, Alec Allen. George Nolan
Jerry Dougherty. Chester Wallace Harry
ana Alfred Richardson. Eddie Ellis ca
Mueller and Henry westbury.
Mrs. Ralph e. johnson, ST.. has closed
her house on 10Th street and has left for
her country place on the coast of Maine
MI. and Mrs. Vim. H. Combs ana Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. E. Naylor have Just returned
from weeks outing at River Springs. Ma
Miss Belle Smith OF No. 81 c street north
east entertained a party of friends at her
residence Monday evening. A pleasing
musical program. vocal and INSTRUMENTAL
was rendered by Mr.. Charles Roberts. MIss
Whitcomb. Miss Muire and the hostess,
after which dancing became the order OF
the evening. Those present were Mr..
Charles Roberts. Mr.. Jos. Moffett Mr. Jno.
Sonnors. Mr.. Sydney Taibert, Mr. Jno. Nc
Auliffe, DIR. Edwin r. Roberts, Miss BESSIE
Fox, Miss Name Gaghan, Miss Janet Whit
comb. Miss Ella Cook and Miss Blanche
Muire.
Mr.. and Mrs. De Grandprey OF the Frsnch
embassy sailed today for Europe.
Charitable endeavor has pretty well run
the gamut in search OF something differ
ent' to bewitch funds into various depleted
treasures. One Of the most interesting OF
these efforts comes OF Thursday, Friday
and Saturday of the coming week. from 10
TO o. at the Art Students League, when
Mr.. Thomas Hovenden's just completed
picture. Jerusalem. the Golden" will be
exhibited by the kind permission of the
artist for the benefit of a free Kindergarten
and training school in jackson alley.
merry party Of young people assem~
bled at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs John
Sammack, 1888 Brightwood avenue. for q
May party last Thursday afternoon. The
decorations were all In ferns. Master Ed
mund. the little five-year-old host, was
dressed In pale fern-color silk kilt Many
games were played, for which pretty prfsca
were given. Little Marie Cammack danced
several fancy dances The march into the
dining room was led by the little host and
followed by the twelve couples Of little men
ard maidens. The great attraction Of the
table was large birthday cake, in which
was baked thirty-six little china babiea
the one choosing the slice having the great
est number of babies received a painted bon
Don box. At each place there was a SOU
Nehlr pox, on which was perched a bright
green tinseled butterfly.
Mrs A. NJ. Moore left yesterday for New
ork,whence she sailed today, with members
OF her family. for Europe. She will visit her
parents in England, then make an extended
trip on the continent.
Mrs. Charles Cogswen of Chicago A
visiting her parents. M. and Mrs. q. +.
Huth, or o2i9 o street northwest
AT the wedding Of Miss Sears and DIR.
Barrie next Thursday evening in St An
drew's Church the bridesmaids will be
Miss Margaret Barrie Of Boston Miss
Susie Hunt Stetson. Miss Sally Talbot
Mathews. Miss Elizabeth Smith. Miss Bes-
sic Hill. Miss Marion Pinxney Johnson and
the maid OF honor will be Miss Alice Com
stable Cuttings. The best MAI will be Dr.
w. Sinclair Bowen, and the ushers win
be DIR. w. l.. Robins. DR. Fred sohon, Dr.
J. A. Mcllhenny DIR. w. c. Woodward
Dr. IL. L. Crosson and DIR. Johnson Eliot.
Miss Annietta King has just left for an
extended visit to her friends in New York
state. While absent she will serve an
bridesmaid st the Lyons-Schmonsees we1p
ding In BROOKLYN