Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-05-10

hour during which supper was served.
Among the officers of the club and guests
We're; Mr.. John Rizzo. Mr.. r. NJ. Leonard.
Mr.. Joseph Leanan Mr.. Charles Miller,
Mr.. Sutherlin. Mr. Thorne. Mr. V Guile.
Miss A. Sullivan, Mr.. and Mrs. Gums, Mr..
Pfttedan. Mr.. E. Schmidie. Miss Minneger,
Miss Boahn. Miss Houck. Miss F. Miller.
Mr.. Glieh, Miss Baxter. Miss Schurer. Mr..
jana, Mr.. C. Palmer. Miss NJ. Ritter. Mr..
E. Redmond and Mr. Nowatt.
On Wednesday evening the Merrymakers
were the guests of Mr.. Walter r. Harr at
ms residence in KenSington. Md. After
business music and games were in order for
the remainder of the evening. Mr.. Charles
Miss Parsons and Miss Nellie Han played
several selections Mr.. John NJ. Poloni
amused the guests with comic recitations,
after which games were played followed by
dancing. The rooms were tastefully deco
rated in dogwood blossoms and ferns. Later
refreshments were served. Besides the men,
bers present were Mrs. o. III. Han, Miss
Nellie Han, Miss Grace Han Miss Alice
Han, Miss Cecil Parsons Miss Mary Par
sons, Miss Olive Parsons, Miss Toson. Miss
Green and Miss Amelia Baker Mr. Louie
Han, Mr. Arthur Harr and Mr.. Charles f
Parsons.
Mrs. Charles A. Schott. Mr.. Franklin IL
Schott and the Misses Schott. sail on the
Lloyd steamer Bremen from New York on
May 10 for Europe. They expect to remain
abroad a year and a half. spending the
winter in Berlin.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Friedlander and
Miss Dyrenforth will be at home Sunday
evening and Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lepreux announce
the marriage % their eldest daughter.
Emma Cecilia, to Eldred Garnett Clark at
the CATHEDRAL in Baltimore Md. April &,
1902, Father Louis O'Donovan officiating.
Miss RrancI, ~
panied by her sister and son of Petersburg,
are at the Hotel st. Louis Annex and will
remain until they go away for the summer
Col. and Mrs La Rhett l.. Livingston
have issued invitations for the marriage
OF their daughter Gertrude to Mr. James
Hamilton Thursday, June s. at S O'clock
st. Margaret'S Church.
Miss Alice German of 1o4 b street north
east who is now visiting friends in St
Louis. will leave for New York CITY where
she will spend several days before return
ing here.
After a visit to Charleston Savannah
and other points of interest south, Mr. and
Mrs. r. Spencer Palmer, the latter former
ly Miss Bessie Helene Bell were in town
for few days this week the guests of
the brides mother. Mrs. Catherine l.. Bell
The young couple are now at Bellevue Pa,
and before their return to the city, early
west and visit the grooms parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Palmer, at Tarrytown-
onHudson.
Mrs. Elizabeth Yeatman Johnston has re-
turned from six weeks visit to her sister,
Mrs. William A. Raymond in Cincinnati
Ohio. Mrs. Raymond has recovered from
her recent illness and is now at Saranac
Lake, where she will remain until October.
Mr.. and Mrs. Convis Parker have issued
invitations for the marriage of their daugf-
ter Alice Augusta to Mr. William Albert
Boss at st. Pauls Episcopal Church, IL
am, May 81
The ladies of the Nordhof Guild gave a
largely attended spring sale at the resi-
dence of Mrs Job Barnard Friday after
noon. The house was artlstically decorated
with dogwood and other spring blossoms
and a goodly sum was realized for the
benefit of the Homeopathic Hospital.