Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-14
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
TIE BERK1EY-KING WEDDING AT
"a NOON TODAY.
Dr.. and Mrs. Richardson Entertain
at Luncheon - The Coale-Steele
Cards Are Out-Notes.

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Driscoll in the apartment Of Rev. DR.. Donald
c. Mcleod, pastor Of the First Presbyter-
| ian Church, who performed the ceremony.
DR.. Thomas Cornelius Of Baltimore was
best man. The bride was unattended. The
bride was attired in a gray going-away
gown. with hat and gloves to match, and
carried white prayer book. Only a few
intimate friends Of the young couple were
present at the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of the late A. D.
King, and resides at the Dupont Mr..
Berkeley is a prominent business man of
Norfolk. The couple will leave Washing
ton this evening for Virginia Beach, where
they will spend the summer.
DR. and Mrs. Charles w. Richardson en-
| terta1ned at luncheon yesterday in honor
OF the president of the medical congress,
| Dr. w. w. Keen, who is their guest and
| the members of the ClimatoIogicai Laryn-
geological and biological Societies The
event was delightful one, and brought to-
new home Of the host and hostess at 1917
connecticut avenue. giving It a most pleas
friends
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Steele 1r.. have
issued invitations for the marriage of their
William Coale of Baltimore Thursday,
May %. at noon, at their residence, 1895
18th street. breakfast will follow the
ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. J. v. L. Findlay of Balti-
more gave handsome dinner last night in
honor OF Mrs. Mckee, who Is now their
guest.
mrs. Lucius Tuckerman and family will
summer at Stockbridge. Mass, where they
are expected to arrive tomorrow.
Mrs. p. H: 6. Slater is at Newport, where
her villa, 'Hopedene," Is being arranged
Tor her occupancy
Commander William M. Irwin IT M
is out In Cleveland, Ohio. visiting his rela-
yves. Mrs. Irwin will remain with Mrs.
y. r. Mccartney until the first week in
June, when she will go to Fishers Island
N Y. and open her cottage The Anchor
age, Tor the summer. Commander Irwin
VIII join his family there about the LIST OF
July. 1'' "
inc members of the congress of American
PHYSICIANS and surgeons were handsomely
entertained yesterday afternoon at the resi-
dence OF DR.. and Mrs. z. T. Sewers, 1907
Massachusetts avenue northwest The en-
tertainment was given in honor Of Prof
William Halstead Of Johns Hopkins Uni
Among those present were DR. A. jacob
OF New York. DR.. William Osler of Balti-
more, Dr. Finney Of Baltimore, DR.. c. B.
Hurd Of Baltimore, DR.. A. A. Smith of New
York. DR.. Charles L. Davis of New York
DR.. Richard TOLLS Of Baltimore, Dr. Will
liam Sewers Of Baltimore and DR.. Thayer
OF Johns Hopkins University, DR.. 8. s.
Bennett of New York. DR.. Emmitt of New
York, DR.. George M. Gould of Philadelphia
DR.. Bloodgood Of Baltimore DR.. McBirney
Of Baltimore, DR.. Hugh H. Young of Bos-
ton, DR.. James H. Mcbride OF Pasadena.
Cal, and Milton Miller of Baltimore.
number Of Washington medical men also
were present.
Mrs. Miles gave a luncheon yesterday.
NJ and Nine de Margerie gave a small
dinner last night.
Mrs. Fairbanks is expected in Baltimore
today to be the guest Of Mrs. j. Hough
Cottman and to attend tonight a subscrip-
ton ball to be given by a chapter of the
Children of the American Revolution.
The Nordhofr Guild presented a varied
program to its visitors and helpers yester-
day afternoon and evening at the enter
tainment arranged for the Homeopathic
Hospital. The north wing of the first floor
of the Highlands. on Connecticut avenue,
was the scene of the event-a sale Of fancy
articles being, held during the daylight
ing the evening. Mrs. Charles Lyman.
Mrs Davidge, Mrs. Bliss, Mrs Brereton
and Mrs. Fox were in charge Of the fancy
tables. while in the dining room Mrs
ments. Mrs. Stetson. Mrs. Barnard and
Mrs Heaton received the guests, and Mrs
Joseph Paul and Mrs Tweedale directed TED
the euchre party. Mrs. Hough was the
hostess of the ball room, where dancing
was in progress after 9 o'clock, with the
following as floor managers: MI W: B.
Hibbs Mr. Louis Weaver. Mr.. Harry Bond
DR. Lee Harlan, Mr.. William Metcalf, Mr.
oscar Krutsch and Mr.. William Parks
A corps of young ladies were mattresses at
the refreshment tables. The patronesses
were: Mrs E. c. Dean Mrs. George Hun
Mrs John Dalzell, Mrs. w; B. Hfbbs, MRS
A. R. QUITE, Mrs. Victor kaufmann, mrs Mrs
John Tilleston Granger. Mrs. Ralph Jen-
kins, Mrs. Beriah wilkins and Mrs Eliza
beth Stauffer Moore.
The weather was delightful for the gar
don marty at the residence of the Misses
Never yesterday given in aid OF the dlris
Friendly Society to raise 1unds LOT '1e s tad
at Gainesville Va. Miss Letter ana MISS
Patten presided at the cake taple, MISS
Louise Foraker and MISS Co1oh Ma; az t Goy ie
cream table Miss Ashton and MISS CIloveI
oar,,a Tea Miss HUFF and Mis- MCGOWAN
sold. candy and Miss Satterlee MISS GreeiS
and Miss johnson acted as flower sirls.
A nleasant surprise party was rendered
Miss Mary c. Connors last evening at hel
residence iii 9th street. by the Hoiuen
Rod Social Club. vocal anu ms. ,oa 49,
anioved until a late hour, after which the
Guests repaired to the dining room, where
q bountiful repast was served: Among
those present were the Misses M; anu
| M.
Collins X. and NJ Sullivan, A. and M Cal
laher A. and s. KidweIl; J.; Mcc sar .r H.
HALEY, F. McQuade. S. Wolf, G. Seamark.
Herbert T. Bailey and E. Mccoy; also
Messrs W. Connors NJ Flynn w; sayre es
e. O'Neill. John. James and George Cal
1aber +. Werden ]. White, T. Mcintosh.
g Crown, T Davis, Arthur and Ashton
Lowry, ". Schnopp, c. Ashton. J. O'Don.
nell, Mr.. Biondi, Mr.. CogsweA ana MI. anu
Mrs John Connors
Mrs. D. NJ Goodacre has moved from
100 q street northwest to her new home,
2616 University place. where she will be
| pleased to see her friends
Mr. and Mrs R. T. Orrison of Capitol
Hill have returned from a visit to Mr.. and
Mrs ]. Herbert Hunter OF indian Head
Md, formerly of Washington.
The guests of the Hotel Brexton, Atlantic
City. n. j., enjoyed delightful progressive
euchre last evening. Twelve games were
played After the distribution Of prizes re-
freshments were served. Among the Wash
| precept pere Mrs John Hall