Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-12
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
FOR SUMMER HOMES
OR TRAVELS.
Coming Marriage of Miss johnson
and MIR. HOwell-Per-
sOnal Notes.

| Announcement is made of the marriage
| of Miss Grace Bowen Johnson. daughter
| Of Mr.. and Mrs Jerome F. Johnson. and
Mr.. Arthur Holmes Howell of the biological
| survey. Agricultural Department. The cere-
mony will be performed by Rev. 8. NJ.
Newman D. D., pastor Of the First Congre-
| gational Church. and will take place We'd
| nesday, June 10. at the residence of the
| brides parents. sos II street. The mar
riage, which will be witnesses by few
| friends will be followed by a reception
| from 8 to O'Clock
| Mrs. Ida Wilcox and Mr.. Harry E. Bur-
rows. both of Baltimore. were married Sun
| day by Rev. c. c. Meador at the parsonage
| DOB 18th street. Mr.. and Mrs. Burrows and
/ relatives We're afterward entertained at
! supper at the home of the brides sister.
| Mrs. James c. Abel. Tenleytown, d. c.,
| before returning to their home in Balti-
| more.
| Princess Aribert of Anhalt and her lady
| In waiting, Fraulein Won Chappins passed
through New York yesterday en- route to
! Ottawa. where they will visit Lord Mimic.
| the governor general of Canada. and Lady
Mimic. They will stop at Niagara for
| day.
Senator and Mrs. Wetmore have opened
| up their Newport home for the season.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Alger. who leave in
few days for a trip to Europe were given
| a dinner last week in Wilmington by Mr..
| and Mrs. Du Point
| Miss Florence Birmingham Of Good Hope.
| D. c., is guest Of the Misses Clarke Of
| 21S 18th street southwest.
! Miss Olive s. Clarke sails from New York
on the Servia June % to visit relatives in
| England. She expects to return during the
| latter part of September. A reception Is to
| be given in her honor at her residence this
evening.
| A reception was given at the home OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Magruder, Halpine. Md.
| in honor of their son. James L., and wife.
| which was attended by 200 friends A din
ner was served on four long tables and ar
| ranged in beautiful little grove of trees
| a few yards from the house. The table
| decorations were June roses. A band sta
! toned in the grove played during dinner.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs
| D. J. Kaufman. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J.
O'Brien. DR.. and Mrs. Charles Biumer. Mr.
and Mrs. Alec Holmes. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Nalley. Mr.. and Mrs. August Riedel Mr.
| and Mrs. Walter Calleghan. the Misses
| Corcoran. Blumer. Wood. Wall. May. Veich.
Hendley, VIM. Davidson. Lieut.. VIM. J.
| Cleary. VIM. Rorh. Prof. George Reed.
Maurice Lehman VIM. serns. John Kane;
| Frank Keys. NJ. O'Neal and Mr.. King and
| Mr. Cliff Cumberland.
| Mrs. Emily F. Hort continues dangerously
| ill a her residence. 61O H street.
| Miss Elise Towson has returned from
Annapolis where she spent the commence
ment week with friends.
| Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
| Minnie Calvert and Mr.. Louis ]. Waikart
| of Southeast Washington next Monday
! Episcopal Church, NJ and Half streets
| southeast AS Miss Calvert is a member
| of the vested choir Of St. Matthews that
organiza ton will escort the bridal party to
| and from the chancel at the time of the
ceremony. singing appropriate hymns
| Miss Lizzie Mitchell and Miss Nina Hig-
don have been spending few days with
| the Misses Galleher at Falls Church. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. F. f. Buckl went to New
| York today from which city they said for
| Europe tomorrow, per steamer friesland
of the Red Star line. They will visit Hol-
| land Belgium. Germany, Switzerland and
| France.
Mrs. j. NJ. Herfurth Of N7 Florida ave-
nue. accompanied by her aunt and cousin:
| left Saturday last for visit to st. Paul and
other western cities. Her trip will be by
| way of Mackinac Island. where she will
make a short stop.
| Mr. w A. Roberts. accompanied by his
mother and cousin left June . for visit
to Pine City, Mimi, and other western
| towns.
| After most enjoyable season the Capitol
Hill Euchre Club held their last meeting
Friday night at the residence of Miss May
Hersey, 10 9th street southeast. The ladies'
| first prize was secured by Miss Lillian Wag
ner who won nine out of ten games. MIR.
Ulysses Butler won gentlemen's first prize.
| The other winners were Miss Ella Wagner
and Mr.. Harry Wagner Those present
were the Misses Lillian. Maude and Ella
Wagner. Daisy and Lydia Rothwell. Frech.
Matthews and Hersey. and Messrs. Butler.
Carr. Munsey. Wagner Herrell, Rothw2l.
| Hands and Pigott. After euchre dancing
| was enjoyed until a late hour. After re-
| freshments and a general good time the
| club adjourned for the season.
Senator Foraker and family will leave
shortly for Spring Lake. N. j.. where they
! have taken a cottage for the summer.