Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-17

hostess, Mrs. Brock. She may return to
| the White House today.
Mrs. Phoebe Hearst went to New York
| Sunday and will sail tomorrow for short
trip abroad.
| Mrs John W. Foster had a large and a
| very pleasant reception yesterday after
noon. when both her own and Mrs. McKee's
| friends made interesting groups about
| them. Nine. Perez presided at the tea table
| in the music ROOM Mrs. Mckee, whose
| Washington visit has been such delight
! full one, WILL upon the conclusion OF her
stay with Mrs. Foster. go to Indianapolis to
visit her husbands mother. Benjamin Har-
| rison Mckee, who is now seventeen, will
| enter college next year.
Mr.. and Mrs Foster will remain here UNI
| til the 10Th of June, and expect to spend
| the summer at their Lake Ontario home as
| usual.
The engagement is announced of Mr.. Ar
| cEibald Cary Harrison and Miss Helena
Valley, daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
William Valley of Boston and Bar Harbor.
| Mr.. Harrison is brother of Representa-
| tive Harrison of New York and Mr.. Fair
| fax Harrison. The wedding will be quiet
one and is expected to occur at Bar Har-
| Dor.
Rev. DR.. William r. Huntington, rector
of Grace Church, is to officiate this after
| noon at the marriage in New York of Miss
Albertina Winthrop to MIR. j. II. Van Rol-
jen, secretary Of legation for the Neither
lands at the residence of the brides moth
er, Mrs. Robert Winthrop, on 37th street.
Mr.. Robert D. Winthrop will give his sis
ter away. The couple will go abroad for
their honeymoon tour. =.
Miss Ida Thompson sails tomorrow and
will divide a couple of months between
London and Paris, returning to spend the
late summer in her cottage at Henderson
Harbor.
Mr. and Mrs Ross Thompson have taken
a cottage at Gloucester Mass, and will go
there next month.
Mrs. Arnold Hague opened her villa at
Newport yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Haywood and their
children will spend the summer IN HOMO
lulu, with perhaps a stay In the mountains
of Japan, should Hawaii prove too warm;
They will start next month. Mr.. Haywood
is rapidly regaining his strength after his
recent severe illness. Mrs. Haywood went
up to Deer Park today for short stay at
her place there.
ter a sister of the President. have closed
their New York home and are at their
country place at Orange, M.
Mrs. P. H. Christman has gone to Phila-
delphia to visit friends From there she
will go to Ocean City, IN. J., for the sum-
mer. 4i~e =
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Kinnear entertained
their classes, Nos. 81 and &c. respectively,
| of Calvary Baptist Church, last evening
In the Sunday school room OF the chuf star
A pleasing program was rendered, after
which bountfful repast was served III
the primary class room. The program IN
cluded piano solos by Miss Mary r; Whd;
fiat, Durand; vocal solos, Il Love You
and ooh, Promise Me-" Mr.. G. H. Mat
thews; cornet duet, Messrs. F. Leonberser'
Palms, and Arthur Bateman, Nearer;
NV God, to Thee" vocal solos, Lullaby,
.The story Ever Sweet and True" Mrs.
SalIie Shreve Wilson, accompanied by Miss
Hardell; recitation, Half Way Doin s. and
'Imph-m Miss Gertrude Msn me,n xoeai
Miss Mabel Clark, accompanied by MISS
Mary E. Wild and recitation, Chariot
Race" Miss Lillian Royce. A feature was
a geography party, which concluded the
| program The committees to which Is due
the credit for the success of the reception
were as follows: Entertainment, MISS
| Mary Wild, Miss Gertrude Lyddane. MISS
Carrie Shreve, Mr.. c.. B. Conkling, Mr..
Fred Dudley, Mr.. Charles Baker and MI.
w. G. Non: refreshments, Miss Clark, Miss
Fielding, Miss George Forbes and Mr.. w.
F. Malery; decoration, Miss May Copey'
Miss Hunt, Mr.. George Beall and Mr. ..
Among those present last evening were
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Kinnear, Mr.. T. II.
bel Clark, Miss May Clark. Miss Isabel
| Clark. Miss Alberta Hunt, Miss Lucy
Wheeler, Miss Mary Fielding, Miss Nellie
Fielding Miss Carrie Shreve, Miss mary
| Cobey Miss Carrie Randolph, Miss Lillian
| Royce, Miss Ouida L. Browne, Miss Leora
| Sims, Miss Lockwood, Miss Richardson
| Miss Georgia Forbes, Miss Mary f. WIG
! Miss Lulu E. George, Miss Ethel Hardell'
T,,lio rr11a
s. 8. Wilson, Mrs. ]. H. Shreve, Mrs 8 r.
| Shreye, Mrs Howard Fisk, Mr.. Charles
Baker, Mr.. Fred Dudley, Mr.; BENJAMIN
Smith Favorite. Mr. Howard FISK; Mr. 3
R. Wallace, Mr.. w. F. Mallery. Mr.. c. =.
| Conkling, Mr.. w. E. Mailman, Mr.; H. n.
| Clark, Mr. Fred Burke, Mr.. Craig. Mr..
Lyddane, Mr. Wheeler, Mr.. Clarkson, Mr.
| George Beall, Mr.. B. C. Goetsinger. Mr..
| s. F. Hobson, Mr.. w. w, sKneessd, Mr.. b.
| T. Yocum and Mr.. William Crane.
| Mr.. and Mrs, Carl Auerbach will be at
| home to their friends Friday next, after
| noon and evening, in honor Of the confirma-
| ton of their son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Parkinson. who
were married in this city twenty-five years
ago. celebrated their anniversary at their
| home in Jersey City Friday, May 9. The
| two of their six children, and was made the
occasion of much pleasure to the couple,
| their family and their friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Kent Leech have
| sent out invitations for the marriage of
/ their sister, Miss Celia Helen Leech, and
! DR.. Egbert Asahel Clark on Wednesday
afternoon, June 1. at O'Clock. 1910 Spruce
street, Philadelphia, Pa. Miss Leech is
| daughter of the late Edward o. Leech, for
many years director of the United States
mint and vice president Of the National
Bank Of Commerce of New York. DIR.
Clark is Canadian of Scotch descent, now
| residing In this city. The wedding will be
very quiet only the Immediate relatives
and a few intimate friends Having been in
| vited. m -
Madame Hengelmulfef Won Hengervar,
| wife of the Austro- Hungarian ambassador
| is reported to be quites III at the embassy.
| She has been indisposed fer several days
and 1t was stated this 7nofning that her
| condition was unchang4H. The malady is
| very painful and the only rest possible for
| the patient to secure has heen by the use
| of quieting draughts. In this respect her
condition today is much the same as yes
terday, but she is not ASwl regarded as be-
| ing critically Ill. sss-esE
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