Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-03

brennan, R. Barrett E. Ockershausen, X
MacKnight, D. Griffith. G. Duehring, c.
Lee, c. Burhans and Master Herbert
Munck.
Mrs. l.. r. Lee and her granddaughter. E.
Parran Simpson. have moved from Q street
to No. Dupont, Goth street.
Mrs. M L. Tinker and Mrs. c. w:
Edelin, have moved from their
street residence to their new home. 1903
Whitney avenue northwest.
A euchre party was given last Wednes-
day evening by Mrs. Charles LIE Roy and
her daughter, Miss Daisy. at 14O1 East
Capitol street. The parlor was tastefully
decorated with flowers and refreshments
were daintily served. Among those present
were Captain and Mrs. Clark. Captain and
Mrs. A. Myers. Captain and Mrs l. B.
Thatcher, Captain and Mrs. I. B. Compton
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. 8. Battison.
One of the weddings Of this week will
be that of Miss Lulu Neale Love- daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Magruder Lowe. and
Mr.. John Osborn Gheen, which will take
place on Wednesday evening in ST. An
drew's Church, at $50 o'clock. The BRIDE
elect is well known in musical circles, and
Mr.. Gheen Is a prominent horseman of
Baltimore and this city. The ceremony will
be performed by Rev G. Calvert Porter,
rector of ST. Andrews, assisted by Rev.
Mr. Turner of st. Michael and All Angels
Church. Mr.. Walter Birch, cousin Of groom
elect, will be best man, while Mrs. Ed
ward T. Lewis, sister of the bride-elect,
viii be matron of honor and the maiden Of
honor will be Miss Eleanor Lowe Ridgway
of New York. niece of the BRIDE The
ushers will be Mr.. Paul Graham Mr. Har-
OLD Hawn of Baltimore. Mr.. VIM. B. Alte-
mus; Mr.. Frank shipe, Mr.. Benjamin
Meeks and Mr.. John L. Curtis There will
be full choral service the choir of St
Michael and All Angels taking the musical
part OF 1t under the direction of Mrs. Fl. H.
.M, A quartet will sing The Voice
mat Breathed Ger Eden"
Capt A. G. Forsberg yesterday entertain
ed a party of friends on a yachting trip on
the Potomac. The party left the city yes
terday morning. sailed down the river as
Tar as Quantico and spent the day cruising
IN that vicinity and returned home at night
aiter dehghtful outing. In the party were
". "A. l.. Lawrence and daughter, Mrs.
Gal rett and daughter, Mrs. Lawrence Miss
Mary Miller, Capt. A. G. Forsberg and
family and Mr.. G. w. F. Forsberg and
family.
A delightful dance was given Friday
evening last at the Masonic Temple,
Llpscomb and Misses Mamie. Bessie and
Lucie Waters. The chaperons of the occa-
sion were Mrs. Dr. Charles H. Waters and
Mrs. Lee M. Lipscomb. About two
Washington, Baltimore and nearby points.
The out-of-town people who attended as
the guests of Miss Lipscomb were Miss
English and Messrs Deleplane and Walker
of Washington and Miss Oliver of Norfolk
Va. Those who attended the guests of
the Misses Waters We're the Misses War
field, the Misses Dawson Miss Bosco. Miss
Riggs, Miss Jenkins, Mrs Martin and Mrs.
Thornton.
The French ambassador and Nine Jusse-
ND will sol y nv
the latter having fully recovered from her
recent sereve Illness.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Dickins are in
town for a few days visiting the latter's
parents at "a Iowa circle.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Bentley Smith entertain
ed at the residence of Mr.. Charles E.
Young. IS Rhode Island avenue northwest,
Saturday night. the occasion being the cele-
bration of the fifteenth anniversary of their
marriage and the christening of their
daughter Bertha Louise. They were the re-
cipients of many beautiful remembrances in
cut glass, china and silver. The christening
was performed by Rev. Mr.. Gill. The occa-
vocal and instrumental, rendered by Mrs.
Bessie Wild, Mrs. Nellie Suess, Mrs. George
H. Wood and others. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Carver Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Hurley, Mr.. and Mrs. E. H.
Thomas Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Willard, Mr..
and Mrs John Berg, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
DOonan, MI. ana MIS-. A. ii. Smith, MT. and
Mrs. George H. Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. E. s.
Wild, Mr.. and Mrs. Achille Burklin. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Hines Mrs. Nellie Suess, Mrs Sal
lie Mauger, the Misses Montrop. Mrs. r. w.
Mcdonald of Norfolk, Va; Mrs. J. L. Ken
nedy and Mr.. w. H. Lentz.
Mrs. Frank A. Branagan, wife of the
treasurer of the Philippine archipelago, is
spending the winter in Washington and is
stopping at the Bancroft. Mr.. Branagan
will return from Manila later In the season
for a leave of absence.
The first assistant postmaster general and
Mrs Robert ]. Wynne returned last night
from New York, having landed late Satur-
day night from the Philadelphia. They spent
the past six weeks travelling in Ireland,
England and France, and, with their
young daughter, enjoyed every moment of
the time.
Mr.. ]. K. McCammon and daughters have
arrived in the city for the winter, after
passing the summer at Narragansett Pier,
and now located at their apartments
in the Don Carlos 20O7 0 street