Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-04-07

EpoiuS were peautlluilS decorated Win cut
flowers and maidenhsir ferns. Each lady
was presented with handsome souvenir.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
James A. Leitch, Mr.. and Mrs. George H.
Mrs. VIM. Gessford. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Jordan. Mr.. and Mrs. P. c. Garden. Mr..
and Mrs. Garrison, Mrs. VIM. Fugitt. Mrs.
Frank Deyer. Mrs. NJ. Gessford. Misses
Jacobs, Maggie Deyer. Mamie Lee, Lear
Ruddiman, Ethel Leitch, Rena Garrison,
Carrie Deyer, REM Gordan, Ethel Garrison,
Messrs. John Peters, Col. Adolph Durin-
ger, ]. Thompson. o. c. Gessford, Davis,
Harry Metzker, Alex. Garden, Harry Pros
ser
Miss Aukam is visiting friends in Phla-
delphia.
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Talmage and their
daughters will go abroad next week to
travel for the summer.
The French Club met last Wednesday
evening at the residence of Mrs Norman
Camp, on l. street In the absence of the
president, the meeting was called to order
by Mr.. Erasmus d. Preston, one of the vice
presidents. The literary program was
opened with most humorous recitation
La Lecon de Grammaire," by Mrs. Sheri-
dan. Miss Louise Fontaine contributed q
dainty monologua, I'm Lycee de JeuneS
Files, and Miss Rosa Sewell and Mr.. Pres
ton gave an entertaining Sagnete, Nous
Nous Entendous Fort Bien." which was re-
musical numbers were Lists 'Liebe-
stratum by Mrs. Preston: Chaminade's
"Chanson dAvril.'' by Miss Camp, and
Chopins ''Valse Lente," by Miss Leavitt
Mrs Van Deusen. Mr.. W. E. Green, Miss
F'airgrteve Miss Barton, Mr. Becker. Mrs.
and Miss Sawell, Miss Martin, Mrs Sheri-
dan, Mr.. and Mrs. Preston. Miss Winner
MISS Parker. Mr.. kugli. Miss Leavitt Mr.
Ormsby, Miss Lizzie Jecko. Mr.. Joseph
Becker, Mr.. Jefferson and Mr.. Camp.
Miss Mildred H. Wheatfield of 1927 sth
street has returned to the city
Miss Rose L. Wheatfield OF 1897 Sth street
leaves Sunday for a visit to northern cities
The ladies of the Washington Saenger-
bund were delightfully."- entertained at the
residence Of Mrs Lutz Thursday evening.
Games and tableaus were the principal
features. Handsome prizes were awarded
the lucky participants. Refreshments were
served later. Members present were: Mrs
Lutz. Mrs. Hutterly, Mrs. Anderson Mrs
Altrup. Mrs. Louise S. Weber, Mrs Klinge,
Mrs. Brahler, Mrs. Hicks. Mrs. Ackmann
Mrs. Sampson Mrs. Schmidt, Mrs. Schaf-
hlrt, Mrs. Hinrfchs, Mrs. Wineheimer, Mrs
Lutz. jr., of New York and Miss Lutz. and
Messrs Lutz. Altrup. klinge. Hutterly,
Hicks, Levy, Schmidt and Anderson.
A pretty home wedding took place at the
residence of the bride, in Philadelphia. Pa,
at high noon Thursday, April o. The con-
tracing parties were Lieut. Henry G. Fish
er of the U. S. S. Dallas and Miss Carolyn
P. Petersen. After a wedding breakfast
the newly welded couple left on an extend
ed southern trip, and upon their return will
spend few days with Lieut. Fishers par
ents, at 3S l street northeast.
Cards have been issued announcing the
marriage of Miss Maree Cathrene Rabbit
of Montgomery county. Md. to Mr.. J. c.
Calhoun Patterson of this city. The cere-
mony will take place "Wednesday, April Is
at the Eastern Presbyterian Church.
Captain and Mrs Reach 1911 II Of
entertained at dinner last evening in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Norrie. Among
their guests We're the minister of SPAIN
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry May, the minister of
Switzerland and Mrs Pioda, Captain and
Mrs. Vignal and Mr. Ferguson Captain
and Mrs. Beach will also entertain infor-
mally this evening at dinner, followed by
music, both instrumental and vocal
Miss Birdie Voute, who has been lying
seriously Ill for the past two months at
her residence, 1909 Rhode Island avenue.
is convalescing slowly.
Miss Annie Callahan entertained the Crys-
tai Social and Outing Club last Tuesday
evening at her residence, 34S X street
southwest After the general routine of
business, games We're enjoyed until a late
hour and refreshments were served by the
hostess Those present were Mrs. j. T.
Barber, the Misses Lena Keller, Mary
Kaiser, Eva Wells, Alice O'Brien, Ella
Kline, E. Weisenberger, Maggie Vermil-
lion and Annie Callahan, and Messrs Gus
tavus Kundahl. Harry Kaiser Louis Ko-
sen, Theodore krake Jacob Miller, Arthur
Callahan, John T. Barber and Joseph Geier.
Miss Lena Keller will entertain the club
Tuesday evening next at her residence
142O North Capitol street.
dance will be given by the Philoter-
plans at the National Rifles armory Satur-
day evening, April u. a limited number of
cards have been issued for this dance.
which, as it is the last one of the season.
the committee expects to make the most