Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-06

IHO0aTC, GstT1TOis MI 6oDTot,
Mr.. Itchy and Mr.. Hugh Quincy of the
British embassy.
The civil wedding day of Capt Algernon
Sartoris and Mile Ge.-.naine Cecile Nouf-
fard has been fixed for April %, and the
religious ceremony two days later at the
Church of st. Honore dEylau, Paris. Mile.
Nouffiard is a granddaughter OF Sir John
Halle of England. whose estate adjo:ned
that of the bridegrooDs paternal grand
father in England and she is niece of MIR.
Charles T.. Halle, director of New Art Gal
lery, London.
Representative sibley entertained at
stag dinner last night
Mrs. Somers' guests at her luncheon yes
terday in honor of Miss Cannon were Mrs.
Shaw, wife of the Secretary of the Treas
ury; Mrs. John W. Foster Mrs. Dalzell,
Mrs. Fleming, Mrs. Sooner, Mrs. George
M. Sternberg, Mrs. Dulles, Mrs. Hamlin,
Mrs. Richardson. Mrs Beriah Wilkins. Mrs
Needham, Mrs. Ackert Miss Ida Thompson
and Miss Eddy.
The Sixty Couple Cotillion led by Mr.
Charles Campbell and Mrs Addison was
given last night at Masonic Temple and
was the same pleasant success that has
characterized all its previous meetings. The
1aVors We're timely souvenirs of the season
and year and the committee receiving con-
sisted of Mrs. Charles H. Campbell Mrs
John Poor. Mrs. Arthur Addison and Miss
Myer.
Mrs. James F. Barbour and her young
daughter, Marguerite. gave an Easter party
yesterday afternoon to the orphan boys CT
81. Joseph's Asylum. on II street. The
boys were assembled in the gymnasium
where, after several songs, they were
highly entertained by an hour of moving
pictures. Later the boys sat down in their
own refectory to a fine spread of cake, ice
cream and candy. Besides they had
unlimited number of eggs to pick which
seasonable sport, together with the first
use of balls and bats. roller skates, mar
bles tops and every other toy that could
delight a small boy, had been provided also
by their generous benefactreSs and dis
tributed by her charming little daughter
Marguerite. The latter. with a few young
friends, finished the afternoons pleasure
by romp in the asylum yard with the
boys.
A pretty wedding at noon today at the
residence of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Felix Alexander Reeve. was that of
their second daughter. Wiihelmina Agnes
Reeve, and DR.. Greer Baughman of Rich
mond Va. The bride attended by ner
sister Felicia and DR.. William Lyme of
Richmond was best man. The rector CT
ST Matthew's Church Rev. Thomas $.
Lee, performed the ceremony. DR.. and
Mrs. Baughman will go to Richmond to
live.
The ball at the New Willard tonight for
the Home for lncurables is the only event
list of patronesses and floor committee in
cludes most of the notables in official and
resident life. Both ball rooms will be In
use and the ticket includes supper.
Mr. Justice Brown of the Supreme Court
entertained a small company at dinner last
evening in honor of Secretary Taft. The
guests were Mr. Justice Brewer, Senator
and Mrs Depew Mrs. Stanley Matthews,
Lieut. Col and Mrs H. J. Foster of the
British embassy. Colonel and Mrs. Wood
hull Mrs Goodwin. Mr. E. H. Butler of
Buffalo Mrs Newberry of Detroit and
Miss Clara LeBarron Morgan, niece of
Justice Brown.
A few friends were present at IL o'clock
today at ST. Johns Church to witness the
marriage of Miss Julia Eva Gober, daugh-
ter of Dr. N. N Gober. formerly of At
lanta, Ga. but now of this city, and Lieut.
William Alden Powell of the medical staff
of the army. Rev. Dr. Roland Cotton
Smith performed the ceremony, and the
couple was without attendants. The bride
wore travelling dress of dark blue wolfe,
with light straw hat. Lieutenant Powell
is attached to the transport Thomas.
Mrs Claude a. Swanson is quite i'll with
tonsiiitiS at her 10Th street home.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Blum announce the
barmitzva of their son Norman Saturday,
April 9, al the Eighth Street Temple. At
home to their friends Sunday evening from
S to 10. at 1910 South Carolina avenue.