Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-25
THE SOCIAL WORLD
CONTINUED from Fifth Page.)

CONTINUED from Fifth Page.)
itor of the Treasury and Mrs. O.Conneil.
Miss Eunice Oberly, a Vassar GLASSWARE
of the bride, will be maid OF honor ana
Lieut.. John o. Steger will be best man.
will officiate, and about forty guests, a
number Of whom are from out-or-toWn
points, will be present. The young couple
will live at Fort Hunt, Va, where the
groom is stationed.
Gen. and Mrs Arson Mills and Miss Mills
who have been down in Texas, have re-
turned to this city. The marriage or MISS
U. S. A., will take place next THURSDAY at
the family residence, and will be followed
by large reception at Rauschers.
Mrs John 3. Lambert has issued invita-
lions for the marriage of her niece, Vir.
ginia Marbury Lambert to Mr.. Samuei
Roane Caswell, next Wednesday evening al
o'clock, Christ Church southeast. Al
mission to church by card.
Representative Morrell has given up his
coaching project for the summer and WIN
remain abroad with his wife, whose health
is poor. C3Isz - 49, .-
Lord and Lady HEREFORD. with their
daughter, Lady Jane Seymour. and their
third son, Lord Edward Seymour, arrived
yesterday from England. The Earl OF var
mouth met the members Of the party at the
steamer and will escort them today to Pitts
burg where the marriage OF Miss Shaw ana
the earl takes place next Monday. Loro
Hartford Is the head Of the senior branch
of the historic house Of Seymour, one or
the most famous members of which was
the first Duke of Somerset, lord protector
of the realm during the reign OF hlns
Edward vi, but his elder son, the bride
groom Of next week, has made history OF
o1th off, SlhS n.
tial character. In these latter days. since
he has won the hand and heart of charm
ing young girl, we'll born and well bred,
who brings him the comfortable income OF
100000 a year.
A birthday party in honor of her son
George. was given by Mrs. M. A. Richmond
last evening at her residence. 1Slo 9th
street Several games. We're INDUCED In by
the young folks. At the donkey party two
ladies' prizes were won by Miss Angela Nc
Mahon and Clarence Poole. The booby
prize was taken by Rollin Richmond. Re-
freshments were served at late hour
Those present were: Misses Leona Baxter,
Cornelia Heffner, Ida Stanley, Mary Talks,
Rena Sietz, Angela McManon, Marie Baker;
Messrs. Robert Leaman, William Clever,
Luck Marks, Val. Ashford, William Fra
Der, James Mangan, Edgar Hurley, Leslie
Freeman. Clarence Poole, John Kraft, Will
son Baker, Rollin and George Richmond,
Mrs Richmond, Mrs Baker. Mrs. Mangan,
Miss Kelley, Mrs. Hunt and H. E. Rich
mond.
The Columbia Heights Art Club met
Thursday last at the home of Mrs Tower,
26O6 University place. AS art notes Mrs
Young gave an account of the pictures by
Delaroche in the Walters Gallery in Balti-
more The topic for the day was THE
Commune and Third Republic" Mrs. Seip
played RATS "Cavatina." Mrs. Forsythe
the intermezzo from "Cavalleria Rusti-
StnlY nv,
f. M. Irving.
Rev. DR.. Wills and daughter have re-
turned from the south and are stopping at
La Fetra's 18th and G streets northwest.
Mr. and Mrs r. E. Johnston will leave
the city this evening for the mountains Of
Virginia. where they will spend the sum-
mer after which they expect to locate in
the far south, Mr.. Johnston having re-
signed his position with the government
here.
The secretary of the Senate and Mrs.
Bennett left town Thursday for New York,
where they will remain. till going to ST
Louis. Upon their return they will go to
their country place in the Meadowbrook
Colony on Long Island. to remain till going
abroad in Juneau
The ladies of6the sEordhon Guild were
the guests of MRS LOG. Hine at her resi-
dence, Prospect HiH, on Friday.
rig
Mrs. Martha L. Gielow was the guest of
honor at the Misses Riggs at home yester-
day afternoon ~
fri ---
Tuesday night Master Clarence Herman
of zoos 10Th street was rendered a surprise
party in honor of his fourteenth birthday
He was the recipient of many handsome
presents An orchestra played throughout
the entire evening. and the little folks thor
oughly enjoyed themselves. Among those
present were the Misses Bessie Smith, Be
atrice Spalding. nHelen, Mabel and F'lorna
JONES' May Newmans Ruth Christiancy
May Selhausen,s Marie Griffin. Iva Nuss-
baum, MaybelI iBain.r Maud Wilson, Vir-
ginia Balm and Masters Lea. Randall and
Hazen Herman. John Wilson, Greenway
Balm, Jack Dade James Frere Joe Frere.
George Griffin. Harry Wilson, Frederic Sell
hansen and Gus. Fauntleroy.