Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-09

A. Lacey and Miss Harriet Dabney Mr. e.
E Alexander and Miss Taylor ID. Church
and Miss Whitley. Mr.. b. A. Tillfnan. tr.;
Mr. Edgar Snowden and Miss Smith OF
| Richmond, Mrs. s. ]. Bowie of Alabama,
Mr. Thomas r. Raine. Mr.. Charles L.
Dobbs. Mr.. r. p. Whitley, Miss Rosalie
| Calvert, Mr.. Gardner Hilman, Mr.. j. ..
| Cassidy. Mr.. William A. Neal Miss Ada
| Spinks, Mr.. Gardner Greene, MIR. Robert h.
| Daniels, Miss Minnie Ball. Mrs Bowie, Mrs.
Marcus Wright, Mrs John NJ. Hickey, Mrs.
covington, Mrs Archibald Young, Miss
| Casey Wright. Miss Maud Morgan, Miss
Rose Land, Miss Dollie Young. Miss Julia
Smith. Miss Ball. Miss Elizabeth Gould. Miss
| katherin Gould, Miss Florence Giroud. Miss
! Borise of Alabama. Miss Pickett Heth. Miss
Mabel Fitch. Miss Sims, Miss Mary Bewick.
| Mr.. j. ID. Grimes. Mr. Benjamin F. Mays,
Mr. Thomas H: Tatum, Mr.. Percy S, Ed
munds, Mr.. Milton D. Moore. Miss Mabel
Fitch, Miss Margaret Van Wick, Mr.. Frank
T. Stone. Mr.. H. H. Ham, Mr.. Elwyn L.
Jones, Miss Florence Girard, Miss Hazel
| Cook, Mr.. c. NJ. Barry Mr.. Henry NJ. Lon
don, Mr. A. w. Lever, Mr.. A. n. Breckin-
! ridge, Mr.. W. E. Clark Mr.. T. L. Stevens,
| Miss Mary A Cady, Mr.. James o. Moore,
Mr.. E. w. Kerr jr.: Mr.. ]. p. Hussy. Miss
Pattie Sanderlin. Miss Frederick Clagett,
Mr.. Porter A. McMaster. Mr.. 1. n. Cottle.
Mr.. B. F. Oden, Miss Van Auken. Mr.. Geo.
| d Aisquith, Mr.. T. d. Wynn, Miss Jose
| phine Duncan, Mr.. o. F. Busby, Miss Bird
Cooper Mr.. William R. Toombs, Miss Pink
| Wilson. Mr.. w. r. Wharton and Mrs.
| Wharton. Mr. Brainerd Dobson, Miss
Erwin: Mr. B: F. Mays, Mr.. ]. A. Ramey
and Miss Williams.
| Miss Mary Claire Keane. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas T. Keane, and Mr.. Will
! lam Daniel Mclaughlin will be married
this evening at st. Joseph's Church. Rev
Father Gavin of Baltimore, chancellor of
! the archdiocese. officiating. assisted by
Rev. Father Schmidt, pastor of the church
Miss Katherine Keane will be maid of
| honor and Miss Margaret Keane Miss
Anna Cary. Miss Bertha Hurley and Miss
Josephine Harlow will be bridesmaids. Mr..
Daniel Mahony of Lawrence. Mass, will be
best man, and Mr.. Edward l.. Byrne of
Brooklyn, Mr.. Edward ]. Willis. Mr.. Will
lam Billings and Mr.. John c. Keane ushers
A small reception will follow at the home
y OF the brides parents 30 LIST street north
| east.
Mrs. James Green gave beautiful lunch
con yesterday in honor Of her guest, Mrs.
Brown of New York.
Mr. and Mrs John B. Henderson will
give dinner Friday night.
Mrs. William Masters Camac Of Phila-
delphia gave luncheon yesterday for her
! sister Mrs. Richard Lewis Howell of this
| city. The guests were Mrs. John Thomp-
| son Spencer. Mrs. Alexander Williams Bid
| die, Mrs. John VI. Heating, Mrs. Robert
| Toland, Mrs. Wilmer Biddle, Miss Sarah c.
| Rush. Miss Catharine Du Lany Belt Miss
| Marion Biddle and Miss Julia Rush.
The Columbian women will give a recep-
ton and musicale at the residence of Mrs.
]. Wesley Bovee, 1404 H street. Thursday
evening. April 10. from to IL o'clock.
The artists who will participate in the
musicale include Mrs. Young. Mrs. Felt
haus, Mrs. True. Mrs. Byrnes. Frauleiu
Kohle, Miss McReynolds Miss Mitchell.
bucher Miss Won Entrees, Miss Mort, Mr..
Holland Mr.. Hamilton, Mr.. Reside and
Mr.. Sellers.
milf Of al.er Hep6ar-
| son. has returned after spending the winter
in California. The Speaker and his wife are
1 at the Normandie. and last night were at
| the theater with Secretary and Mrs. Root
| and Representative and Mrs. Olmsted.
Mrs. John A. Reeves and daughter. Miss
| Helen W. Reeves, of Trenton, n. j.. are
visiting Mrs Irwin B. Linton of Ecking
| ton, 1925 ID street northeast.
The friends of Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe
will be pleased to learn that she is rap
| idly recovering from the effects of the run
away and smash-up on Monday. Her
| friend, Miss Don of New York, VINO was
| with her, is more seriously hurt and is AT
the manse under treatment.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. B. Klawans,
! SIS II street, was the scene of merry
| gathering last night in honor of the twen-
| tieth anniversary of their wedding. Pro
gressive euchre' was INDUCED in until 10
O. clock, at which hour the guests repaired
10 the UlnlflS rooms, WDeTe Il utlSilllul re-
past was served upon tables tastefully
| adorned with plants. The host and hostess
were recipients of many beautiful gifts.
The euchre prizes were captured by Mrs
| Bloomenfield, Mrs. King, Mrs. j. klawans
and Mr.. Herbert Gugenheim, Mr.. Saks and
Mr.. I. Kronheimer. Mr.. and Mrs. S. Gug-
enheim carried off the booty prizes.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs S.
Gugenheim Mr. and Mrs H. Kronheimer,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Saks, Mr.. and Mrs. Cohn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman, Mr.. and Mrs. Bloom
enfield, Mr.. and Mrs. kleeblat. Mr.. and
Mrs. Coleman, Mr.. and Mrs Ginsberg, Mr..
and Mrs. King, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis, Mr..
and Mrs. Schoenthal, Mr. and Mrs. Elm
stein. Mr. and Mrs. Bornheim, Messrs. III.
Sackerman, B. Sackerman, G. Sackerman,
I. Kronheimer, c. Kronheimer. H. Gugen-
helm S. Gugenheim, ]. Norman, Mrs. Lul-
ly, Mrs. L. Levy. Mrs. F. Cohn, Mrs.
Strauss, Miss Sadye Sackerman of Wash
ington, D. c.; Mr.. and Mrs. l. Fisher, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul S. Levy, Mr.. A. ]. Lugan of
| Baltimore, Md; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L.
Fisher of Philadelphia, Pa; Mr.. B. Forman
and Master |. Forman of Roanoke, Va,
| and Mr.. and Mrs. j. klawans of Bruins
| wick, Md.
A dance was held at Naval Lodge Hall
| Saturday evening last the third of q series
of twentieth century" dances given by a
party of girls of Capitol Hill. An excellent
| musical program was rendered during the
| twenty-four dances. During the intermis-
| sion an oyster supper was served. The
| committee in charge. Misses Shinn, Block
| and Kane, received many congratulations
| on the success of their efforts
| Mr.. and Mrs William Z. Curtis, who
| have been abroad year, accompanied by
| their daughter and son, are preparing to
return home, and will probably reach New
| York about the 9th instant. Mr.. Curtis
has been writing daily letters to the Chica-
! go Record Herald, starting in with Norway
and Sweden and covering the continent TO
| Turkey crossing to the Holy Land and re-
| turning to Paris by way of Egypt.
| . Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Owens of CO.
lumbia Heights at Atlantic City for a
| stay of two weeks.
| Mrs. Marian Edwards of 1922 10th street
| has her guests Mrs. John Fl. Mclean
| and Master Robert Agnew Mclean of New
| York, who are spending a couple Of weeks
| In this city. Master Mclean is talented
/ piauiSt although but twelve wears of age.