Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-06-20

birthday anniversary. Singing. recitations
| and dancing were enjoyed. after which
| refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs J. T. Boyd. accompanied by
their daughter. Miss Evie. and niece. Miss
Ethel Boyd viii leave next Wednesday for
Montague county. Tex.
Mrs. De Witt Arnold of No. 17O7 21st
| street left the city Thursday for Hender-
son Harbor. N. Y, where she will spend
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Henry White are
summering in Maryland.
Miss Sarah Morris Of New York Is visit
ing Miss Jennie Oppenheimer. At home
tuesday evening, I'D instant, at 928 Sth
street.
Miss Alice Gautier Of New York is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. John E. L. Hoover of
VA street, and will be pleased to see her
friends.
Maj. A. E. H. johnson and family are at
Garrett Park. Md. where they will remain
until November. Mai. johnson has leased
the Springer cottage.
Mrs. and Miss Window have given Up
chusetts avenue. and will spend the sum-
mer at Magnolia Beach, going to the
mountains in September.
The members Of the Cosmopol.t an
Shakespeare Club enjoyed a delightful day
at Marshall Hall Thursday In true picnic
fashion. Tuesday. June 8, the club gave
the final reception for the season at the
nome Of Miss Annie Weiss, Sl4 East Capt.
tai street. The large number of guests
present were entertained with games and
music until late hour, when refreshments
were served by the charming young host
ess. Prizes were awarded to the successful
contestants In each game; also a silver glove
buttonhook was presented to Miss Grace
Patfen, who made the highest percentage
in the recent examination upon king
Lear. The club has had a very prosper
GUS and profitable season.
DR.. and Mrs. Geo. Hyde Lee will spend
the summer with friends at Bradford,
Mass.
A pretty but quiet home wedding was
solemnized Wednesday evening at 5 O'Clock
at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs Lepphard
1i2 street southwest, when the relatives
end personal friends witnessed the mar
riage of their granddaughter. Miss Laura
l.. rye, TO Mr.. Geo. #. Miller Of Valley
View. Va. Rev. DIR. Gottwald of st. Marks
Lutheran Church officiating. The large
parlors were beautifully decorated for the
occasion with palms. ported plants and cut
mowers. The bride looked very pretty i'm
white organdie over white taffeta silk. trim
med with white tafreta ribbons. and carried
q large bouquet OF La France roses as sh.
entered the pariors to the strain of the
Lohengrfn wedding march. preceded by Mr.
Albert Humphreys and Mr.. Geo Anderson
Later In the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Miller
left amid a shower of rice for their futurn
home at West End, Va, where they will
| be pleased to see their friends after June %
Mrs. Frank Raymond and daughter are
summering at Atlantic City.
Miss Emma Lane is spending this and
| next month at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Ross Thompson has gone TO spend
N. Y. >
Commander and Mrs. Chadwick are at
| Newport for the summer.
Mr.
mer at Cottage City. Mass The latter is
now there. "
Mrs. ]. L. Hempstone is spending tw,
| weeks at Atlantic City.
Capt. George Z. Lemon is now at Oak
land. Md.
Mrs. Peter Parker has gone to Chevy
Chase.
Mrs f. NJ. Dunning is at SayyilIe. Long
Island. where she will spend the next two
months wv
Mrs w. B. Bayley is spending a month
at Brookside. w. Va
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey j.. Page will be at
the Anchorage" Sandy Spring. this sum-
mer. N--' 'ui
Lady Mary Percy. widow of the late Sir
Edward Percy of Wimbor.ne Droset Eng
land. announces the engagement Of ber
daughter. Edythe de Courtnay Percy tn
MI 5. H. Rogers of Athelton House Wa
| terford.
Inc news Of the death Of Mrs. Sophia
| Markoe Emmons. wife of Prof. Samuel F..
Emmons Of the geological survey was re-
| oeNed here yesterday with deep regret
ne SAD event took place at Atlantic CITY.
whefe sne had been taken, hoping that the
change Of air might benefit her. Her hus-
| paha ana married sister Were with her
when she died. The remains will he
| brought here for burial, and the funeral
VIII probably be held on Monday. MIR and
Mrs Emmons lived at 1T21 II street, and
with them resided Miss Mary J. Markoe.
y. MIS-: Emmohs sister. who is employed in
the State Department The Markoes are an
| Old and distinguished Maryland family.
| and Mrs. Emmons' father was q promi-
nent government official here many wears
ego. at which time the family lived in
the Old Markoe Mansion. Oh l street
Mr. and Mrs L. w. Body and Miss
Maude V. P. walcott left for Atlantic
City this morning. to remain a week or ten
days.
Mrs. Bischoff has moved to No. s13 X
street. Mount Vernon place.
Mrs. Mary Townsend Hawk has left for
Freeport Pa. where she will remain until
September /.
Mr.. anC Mrs. Nicholas Eckhardt, Miss
Eessie and John Ksrl Eckhardt leave Mon
Gay for New York, and will sail Thursday
on steamer Fuerst Bismarck for Europe
and will be gone Until November.
The lawn feie " HIGH was to have been
| held last Tuesday evening by the Epworth
League OF Wesley Chapel at New York
avenue and 1st street was postponed until
Tuesday. June q.
The family of Rev. c. L. Pate. pastor of
| the North Capitol Church. is to leave next
week for Mountain Lake Park Mr.. Pate
will accompany his family. but will return
| in time to fill his pulpit Sunday week
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