Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-04
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
INTERESTING NEWS OF WELL
KNOWN FAMILIES.
A Coming-of-Age Party-A Sixty
Second Wedding Anniversary
Timely Personal Notes.

Mr. and Mrs. Westinghouse entertained
| at dinners and were entertained frequently
the same way during their Pittsburg visit.
General and Mrs. Graham are celebrat-
ing this week the sixty-second anniversary
of their wedding. the happy event finding
both in good health and fine spirits to en-
| joy the congratulations of their friends
AS was feared the injury to her ankle
| recently suffered by the wife Of the Aus
| TRAN ambassador will postpone the de-
parture of the couple for Europe for sew
| eral weeks.
Mrs. Ella Rowe gave an informal gather
| ing in honor of her son Bensons twenty
| first birthday Saturday evening last at the
! residence of her brother-in-law. Mr.. VIM.
| H. Tracey, GID Fl street northwest Mr..
| Rowe was the recipient of numerous pres
| ents, handsome gold watch and fob be-
| ing gift from his mother and sister. The
| presentation was made by Mr.. VIM. r.
| Hunt of Southwest Washington. An elab-
crate repast was served in the adjoining
| dining rooms, which were beautifully deco
| rated with wild honeysuckle and palms.
| At one end of the table was a vase con-
| tanning twenty-one red carnations After
supper Mrs Malone gave several selections
| Oh tIe IldIuoII anu MISS peeNSS sang
| Among those present We're Mrs Sarah
| Tracey, who celebrated her seventy-fourth
| birthday the same date; Mr.. and Mrs. w.
H. Tracey, Mrs. Janette Hammock. Mr..
| and Mrs. Mack Tracey, Mrs. Burrows, Rev.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Rider. Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.
Hunt. Mrs. Robert H. Hunter. Mrs. Z. G.
| Simpson, Mr.. and Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Jos.
! Hunt, Mrs. Spangler, Mr.. and Mrs. Theo.
May, Mr. and Mrs. Malone Mr.. and Mrs.
| l.. A. Achers, the Misses C. Shawen, Mamie
; Loveless. Mabel Reeves, Elsie and Eleanor
| Grace Durnbarr Virginia Hunter, N. Rowe,
! Ernistine Hammack, Pearl Hammack Ber-
| tie Hunter, Ivy Simpson, Ethel King, Lula
! Jackson, Olga Snyder, Blanche Van Sick
! Kennedy, Glover. A. Daniels. A. King. e.
Rhine, r. Mitchell, E. Pullman, c. Biondi,
f. Hensey, Masters w. Burrows, B.
Tracey and G. Spangler.
| Representative and Mrs. Dalzell back
| from trip south, west and more latterly
to Pittsburg. They will be here several
weeks. Their niece, Miss kitZmiller OF
| Pittsburg, is with them.
| A supper was given Mrs. G.. w. Perkins
at her residence, 1000 New Jersey avenue
northwest. on her fifty-ninth birthday by
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Humphrey. Those pres
ent We're Mr.. E. Goss, Miss Ida Perkins,
Mr. and Mrs; A; J; Perkins, MI Frank
White, Mrs. H. E. Clarkson, Mr.. and Mrs.
T L. Perkins and Mr.. C. E. Perkins.
Mr.. and Mrs Alexander Britton will leave
today for an extended trip TO the Yosemite,
California and Yellowstone Park.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Frank Moore have
returned to the city and are at 1873 .
street, where Mrs. Moore will be at home
informally the remaining Fridays in May.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. Kaufman will be at home
Sunday, May 10, from to 10 pm at BIB
M street northwest in honor of the con-
frmation of their son Sidney Kaufman.
Miss Marie Maddren of 142 street north
east entertained the Iris Success Club Sat
urday evening, May 2. After short busl-
ness meeting fine program was rendered
A piano solo by Miss Florence Peabody
vocal solo by Miss Marie Maddren. piano
| solo by Mr. Arthur 8. Bishop, a reading by
Mr. VIM 3. Cragg, vocal solo by Miss
Irene Peabody, humorous reading by Mr.
Robert Hewlett after which refreshments
were served by the hostess and the club
| adjourned Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. I. N. Richardson, Miss Marie
Maddren, Miss Effie Richardson, Miss Flor
| ence Peabody, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM B. Cragg
| Miss Irene Peabody, Mr.. Robert Hewlett
| Mrs. Maddren, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. b.
O,Brien, Mr.. and Mrs. H S. Wright and
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur S. Bishop.
| reception will be given to the president
| general, Mrs. C. w. Fairbanks, and the
national board, D. A. r., to which all resi-
| dent and visiting daughters are invited at
| the Nat1Ondl latneQTdl SCHOOL, MOUNT o.
| Alban. Wisconsin avenue, tomorrow at .
o'clock Mrs. Fairbanks, Mrs. Hershel
| Main, Miss E. B. Johnston and Mrs. j. f..
| Gadsby will receive with Miss Bangs and
| Miss Wilton, the principals of the school.
| Mrs John Blake Kendall will be at home
Mondays in May.
| Mr. and Mrs. Howard S. Nyman have re-
| turned from their wedding journey and are
| at the Grafton.
| Miss Flora E. Wortz entertained a num-
| Der of her friends at her home 1854 Emer-
| son street northeast, Friday evening last.
| Many games were enjoyed. Those present
| We're Misses Lois Booth, Irene II. Engler.
| Elizabeth c. Magruder. Mae l.. s. Rea, Ida
| Sando, Christine E. Weber, Effie Wortz and
| Messrs Albert Brewood, Homer Booth,
Felix Booth, Herbert Howell, John M.
| Kemper and Guy Warwick Talbert Re-
| freshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Raybold announce
| the marriage Of their daughter, Mary Cen
eva to Mr. Charles Alfred Lansdale, We'd
| nesday, April 20, 1908. Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
| Lansdae will be at home to their friends
| after May 10 at 1910 North Carolina avenue
| southeast.
At the marriage last week at Lapedum,
| Nd. of Miss Alice Wilson and Mr.. Ohio
| Smith, Miss Elsie Belt Of this city was
| maid of honor and Miss Lillian V. Hopkins,
| also Of this city, was a bridesmaid.
| A reception was rendered the University
| Of Wisconsin debating team by Mr.. William
| w. Bride of the Georgetown team at his
home on Capitol HILL The parlors were
| decorated with large palms and carnations
| and the dining room with palms. asparagus
| vines and carnations. REGULATIONS were
| given by Prof. Charlemagne Koehler and
Messrs Grau and Buelle. Vocal selections
were rendered by Messrs Mellrick and
| Burke, accompanied by Misses Forbes and
McCauley. Those present included Mrs.
| Cotter T.. Bride Misses Helton, Hetskell
Egan, Mcqueen, Toalson, Slater. McCauley
| Baldwin, Dierken, Bride, the Misses Dyer
| Miss Forbes of Philadelphia; Miss Walsh of
| New York; Misses Fitzgerald and Raymond
| of Lincoln. Neb.; Prof. Daniel w. Baker
| Prof. Charlemagne Koehler, DR.. Claiming
| Rudd, Messrs. Shubring, Buchholz and
| Buelle, the Wisconsin team. Messrs, Grau
| Price, Sullivan, Auth, Whitley, Burke,
| Berry Rix, Flueck, Dem. Drown, Dyer
| Williams, Williamson, Mallory, Ericsson,
| Murphy, Daniel Bride, Cotter T. Bride and
William w. Bride.
| Lady .Ogilvie has been critically i'll for the
| oct lie at har