Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-22

Club, was recited by the young ladies' and
was followed by singing and games to illus
trate kin dergarten methods. Miss Ada l..
Townsend gave a recitation entitled Bob
Shafto" and Good Night was rendered by
Miss Blanche Ruckert. Miss Mabel Phelps
Hayward was the accompanist Of the even
ing. AT the close of the program Rev. II.
/. Whitman, president of Columbian Uni
versity. was called upon To pronounce the
benediction. invoking blessings upon the
German amha ssador and the teachers and
lovers of children. The kindergarten work
ers who participated in the entertainment
were Miss Susan Pollock. Miss Weesca
Pollock. Miss Margaret Williams. Miss
Margaret r. Ely, Miss Daisy VI. Prentice
Miss Content Z. Judkins, Miss Edna NJ.
Wright. Miss Alice W. Wright Miss Anna
l.. Bowdler. Miss Lillian X. Bowdler, Miss
Marian Virginia Ball. Miss Marian f. y.
Greene. Miss Shirley Hassler. Miss Hattie
A. McGeorge, Miss Kate r. Alley Miss Eva
$. Lewis, Miss E. Adelaide Shealey. Miss
Ella w. Miller, Miss May c. Richards. Miss
Mollie ]. Thomas. Miss Anna 7. Fletcher,
Mrs. Blanche NJ. Cone. Mrs. Matte J. Pool
and Mrs. c. c. Wilson.
Miss Agnes Wythe and her mother, Mrs.
7. I. Wythe entertained the r. f. n. Club
last evening. The evening was delightfully."-
spent in cards, dancing and music.
General and Mrs. A. d. Hazen, accom-
panied by their daughter, Mrs, H c. Duff
fey, left this morning for a stay at Atlantic
City.
Mr.. VIM. Graham. Mr.. Arthur Gorham
and Mr.. A. c. Devine left today on a vaca-
ton "Trip and Will be away two weeks or
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas W. Haworth have
returned from their wedding trip and will
be at home to their friends after May l at
III nth street northeast.
delightful surprise party was given
Miss Lorene Lansdale Thursday evening by
her parents at their home, 49, II street
southwest, on the occasion Of her tenth
birthday. Games, Rotations and songs
We're enjoyed, after which refreshments
We're served. Those present were F!orlna
Jones, May Fleming, Cora and Lydia Wal
lace, Mamie German, Mamie and Maggie
Meehan, Rose Corbin, Irene WhitemOre,
Marie Miitzer, Rosie Dent, Katie Gerst,
Ruby and Susie Filler, Minnie Reese, Joe
and Frank Marsden, Johnnie, Willie and
Albert Gerst, Arma Rush, BERTHE and Eu-
gene Watt, Mollie Hebsacker. Misses Liz
zie Schroen, Ida Englehart. Maggie Rush,
Clara hrackhart, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace,
Mr.. and Mrs. Miltzer, Mrs. Gerst, Mrs.
Watt, Mrs. Gordon, Mrs. Burdine and sis
ter, Mr.. c. Dickson and Mr.. and Mrs. ii. '.
Lansdale.
The President and Mrs. Mckinley took
short ride on the river yesterday afternoon.
accompanied by a few friends, they left
the city about 4 o'clock and returned in
time for dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry F.. Mooney have re
turned from delightful trip to New York
away Mr., Mooney delivered, very success
fully, an illustrated lecture on The Ma
tons Capital
Miss Caroline Van H Bean. who has Just
passed the examination TO enter Smith Col
lege, Massachusetts,, is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Middleton Smith, 1916 18th street. In
the fall she will enter college.
DIR. ]. S. Allen and wife and Warren Par
sons. secretary to Representative Geo. b.
Mcclellan, are spending few days at the
Hygeia, Old Point Comfort Va.
Miss Beth Waterman of Q street gave
luncheon to few friends today. The color
effect, being pink, was carried out in every
detail.
pleasant party was given at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Head. Bailey's Cross
Roads Va, "Wednesday evening. Guests
were entertained by vocal and instrumental
music and dancing was enjoyed lhfoGehouN
the evening. Among those present were
Miss Katie Crimmins, Miss Lula Merry,
Miss Mary Costolow, Miss Delta Head
Miss Blanch Mills, Miss Lillian Head MISS
Rice Miss Mamie Crimmins, MISS Nalle
Kerns, Miss Ella Costoiow, Miss Rose
Head. Miss Eva Territt, Miss Cora Bailey
Miss Alice Carlen, Miss Terrett Miss George
Head, Mrs. Terrett, Mr.. and Mrs lead
Messrs Robert Costolow, George CaTieh'
Henry Scherb. Dave LenOrd, Edward MlllS:
William Carlen, Charles Dewdney, WIN
Crtmmins. BENZ Stalcup. Tom Head, John
Oshanganshy, Ashton Terrett, FRANK triiil-
Minis Patrick Mahon. Mr.. and Mrs FRANK
lin Mr. and Mrs. Burchon or New Hofh'
Mr. and Mrs Cleveland and Mr.. and MIS-.
Hunter.
The Saturday Evening Assembly, whose
dances have proved to be such popular al
fairs will give their last dance OF the Sed-
son Saturday evening next at the <NdI4oiI%'i
Rifles Armory.
Cards are out for the wedding at Waugh
Chapel on May $ of Mr.. George w. Props
assistant station master of the Baltlmore
and Ohio depot in Washington, and MISS
Annie Basin of London, England.
A very pretty wedding took place at 81.
Patrick's Church Tuesday morning, April
* at 9 o'clock the contracting parties pc
ing Miss Marion a. Byng of THIS city am
Mr., William Duvall Of Frederick, Nd; Inc
ceremony and nuptial mass were condncteN
nv Rev Father MCGEE, after which the
connie left ON the 10 O'Clock train. on e.
turning they Will reside at 1905 9th street
where they will be glad to see their 1rlehuS'
The engagement is announced OF MISS
Katherine j. Clinton Carville, daughter q
the late Joseph Marshall CarVlile OF New
York, and great granddaughter OF former
Governor De Witt Clinton, to VIM. IL Ca
liuger, son Of Senator Gallinger OF New
Hampshire.
A straw ride started from the home OF
the Misses Gaegler last Thursday and pro-
ceeded to Glen Sligo, where dancing was
enjoyed and supper served. Those present
were the Misses b. McWiliams. l. Duffy,
G Gaegler, X. Prendeganst, l.. BoWldlns
NJ Gaegler, L. Gaegler, E. McWilliams, u
Mayer. Messrs. VIM. McGrath, F. He'll h
kirkwood, F. Ward, G. Cutsail, J. Downey'
Z. Benner, ]. Schnopp and K Bowldlng-
Mrs. Macy MCGEE Waters OF Evanston,
III. is the guest OF her aunts, the Misses
Brown, at thu Frederick. The ladies Will
be at home Informally Mondays, April "a
instant and May !.
Miss Mary Magruder, daughter Of Mr.,
William W. Magruder of Halpine, Mont
gCmary county, Md, and Mr.. Augustus Rie-
del of this city, were married at o'clock last
evening at the home of the brides parents
near Rockville. The ceremony which was
performed by Rev. Thomas j. Packard of
Christ Episcopal Church. Rockville, was
witnessed by the intimate friends OF the
parties. The bride Wore a be-
coming gown of white organdie and carried
a bunch of Ia France roses. The wedding
march was from Lohengrin, and was rem
dered by Miss Hester Allison.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.. Legeler gave a
party IN honor of the tenth
birthday of their daughter, Bessie, Tues
day evening. Those present were Laura
Clancy as Willie Knickerbocker; Ether
Heigester as Miss Dashaway, Louise Word
as Old maid, Louise Mccoy as phantom,
Roberta Davis as baby, Lollie Dennis as
..ziA Orb lair