Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-24

Webster, Frank woodf1e1d, Magruder Nc
Donald, Olin Clark, Harry Nelson Elmer
Hutchings. Raymond Hutchings and Clar-
ence Hutchings.
Miss Alberta Reeves, who has been spend
ing the winter in New York with her
sister. Mrs Charles Meads. is now at At
lantic City. the guest of Mrs. Kanouse, at
the San Marcos. ~ -
Mrs. T. o. Parker of Georgetown and her
little son Rutledge left yesterday for Old
Point Comfort, Va. too be gone several
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Miller of No
1900 Florida avenue northeast celebrated
April %, 1901. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. c. Littleton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ristie NJ. Leonard. Mr.. and Mrs Har-
rry She'd. Mr.: and Mrs William Rabbit,
Mrs. w. w. Griffith. Mrs. Mary Bell, Miss
Katie Roache. Miss Mamie Roache, Miss
Lucy Mcclellan, Miss Marguerite Clark.
Latham, Miss Annie She'd, Mr.. William
Sylvester, MIR. Chas. A. Miller. Mr. Henry
E. Kane, Mr.. John A Kane. Mr.. John T.
Lightfoot. Mr.. J; E. Talbert, Mr.: Chas. r.
Smith, Mr. Ed. Christman Mr.. Walter
She'd, Mr. John Kraft and Miss Alice
SNOWFALL Hall.
Gunner ]. ]. Murray, U. s. N, who will
shortly depart for duty at the navy yard,
N,
at Q supper and dance last evening at the
residence of Mrs. NJ. A. Kettler, 419 East
Capitol street. Among those present were
Misses Florence Harris. Monte Guest, Agnes
r. Collins, Clara Slagle, Katie Guest Kit
tie Collins, Ruth and F'lossie Beck, Messrs
and Mesdames w. II. r. Martin, Samuel
Shrevcs, John McCathran, VIM. S. Hodge,
H. A. Fraser, Eugene Chelini. VIM. z.
Beck, Cornelius Moran. MeSdames Katie
Beck and NJ. A. Kettler. Messrs Morgan
Otterback. George Gallahorn. Harry Berry,
r. l.. Greenwich, e. w. Greenwich. Louis
Diggins, L. T Weber. H. Bocerselski,
Frank Guest. Dan Curry, c. Parater. Jas
Beck, Edward Beck, DR.. H. Hummer, Gun
ner J. j. Murray and Boatswain James
Bowling, u S. N.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rakemann will sail
for Europe Tuesday, April SO, to be gone
until September.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Smith and Mr..
Spencer Revel Nelson of Onancock, Va,
were married today at noon at Trinity
Church, Sd and c streets, by Rev. DR..
Williams. The ushers We're Messrs George
r. Wales. Henry Cooper B. Clinedenst and
D. E. Sharretts. Mr.. j. Edgar Smith es-
corted the bride. who is his sister, and
Miss Mary Lillian Hemstone was the maid
of honor. Mr.. Spottswood McNew was best
man.
The MARI :age Of Miss Eugenia Lee Will
liams, daughter of Mr.. John o. Williams
to Mr.. Thomas j. Burke of Brunswick Md
will take place this evening at the home
Of the bride. Rev. Father Tarro of Eli
colt City will perform the ceremony. Mrs
Walter E. Eisinger will be matron of honor
and Martin Burke of Ellicott City will be
best man.
Mrs Hearst will start west on Sunday
next, travelling on a private car and ex-
pecttng to make several long stops, en-
route to her home on the Pacific coast.
The many friends Of Miss Bates, daugh-
ter of Paymaster General Bates U. S. A.,
will be glad to hear that she is better of
the typhoid fever with which she has been
dangerously i'll in Santa Barbara, Cal, dur
ing the past three weeks. Although not en-
tirely out of danger her condition is so
much improved as to warrant the hope of
speedy recovery.
The Washington Alumnae Association, Pi
Beta Phi Fraternity, will celebrate the
day upon which the fraternity was founded
by a luncheon, to be held at the Cairo Sat
urday, April 81 The guests Of honor will
be the members of the Columbia Alpha
Chapter. The arrangements for the lunch
con are in the hands of committee con-
sisting of Mrs. Albert Hiliker, Miss Ruth
McGowen. Miss Margaret H. Bruner and
Miss Anna HaZeton