Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-02

Fourth OF July.
Mr.. and Mrs L. Livingston Gillchrest will
leave today for Lawrence, Kan, to visit
Mrs. Gillchrest's parents. for an indefinite
time: On their return trip. they will stop
at ST. Louis, where they will be the guests
OF Maj. w. L. Lewis.
Mr. and Mrs James Law announce the
marriage Of their daughter, Daisy E., to
Mr.. Conrad M. CLANCY. June 80. Miss
Beatrice Law and Mr.. Myers Hand attend
ed the young couple. Mr.. and Mrs. CLANCY
will be at home to their friends at SIG 14th
street northeast after July 10.
Mr.. George c, vonelff and family have
gone to their cottage (The Mildred), at Co
lonial Beach, for the summer.
Miss Madeline Macintosh. who is now con-
valesc!ng after long illness, has gone to
Bridgeport, Conn.,, to spend the summer
with her sister, Mrs. W. H Bevans.
Miss Resale B. McGrath of Capitol Hill
was entertained on her birthday by a sur
prise euchre Miss Mary Loughran won la
dies first prize and Mr.. Edward Aiken gen
tlemens first, while Miss Jennie Barley
won the ladies' consolation prize and Mr..
]. Pillin. gentlemen's. Among those pres
ent were the Misses j. BARLEY, M Lough-
ram G. Curran o. Snyder, a. Beauchart
and the Misses McGrath. MIR. Robert Green,
J. Pllin. Charles ]. Huston, M. Wall, q.
Beauchart, F. Aiken. J. Ray. T. Smith. J.
Loughran and DR.. j. Dunning. Mr. Rooert
Green and Miss Anna l.. McGrath rendered
several solos during the evening. Inc
hostess was the recipient OF many presents.
Miss Annie " Brooks. GIL H street north
east, has gone to Virginia Beach, Va, Tor
few weeks with friends from Ieoi BID anu
South Carolina.
Mrs. NJ Folb and Mrs. ]. A. Burns. who
have been spending few DAYS Win M ..
VIM. Mothersead of this city, left TINS
morning for an extended trip north before
returning to their home in FayetteVilie'
N. c.
The Young Peoples Union of the feo-
nle's Church held it's last indoor meepns
for the season on Friday evening with Mr..
and Mrs VIM. u. Mackenzie. at the Lano-
more 1133 oath street northwest.
Durine the business meeting the program
committee for the summer and the dihce
committee for next winter We're appo.".,s ,
as follows: Program committee, MISSES ~
ME Goebel Lillian Selby, Pearle smith,
Messrs Albert Willis and George Shipiey'
Dance committee. Mrs. w. D. Mackenzie
Miss Stella NJ. Wilson, Mr.. VIM. osborn
Misses Fave Kent Ruth Greathouse, ka-
tie Potter and Hazel Dakln were appointed
on the bazaar committee
An invitation was extended to the union
by Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Kent to spend the
Fourth of July at North Chesapeake Beach.
and Mrs Greenhouse invited the members
to spend the evening of the Fourth on her
lawn.
The business meeting then adjourned and
the following program was rendered Reau-
ing from Mark Twain. by Mr.: Russell Abb
bot: reading, by NJ. George HeSSeiinan;
recitation by Miss Stella NJ. Wilson: reel
tations, by Mrs. Hattie Abbott: Rotations.
by Miss Pearle Smith; songs. by MT. Rus-
sell Abbott accompanied by Mrs Abbott.
At the conclusion of the program letresh-
ments We're served. During the evening the
host and hostess were the rec pients OF a
number of comic gifts, presented by Tho
members in remembrance OF tnelr recent
marriage.
Those present We're Dr. and Mrs. lex
ander Kent Mr. and Mrs. George }. Hes
selman. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. d. Mackenzie.
Mrs. Charles A Metcalf, Mrs. c. S ork.
Mrs. Florence Houghton. Mrs. Hattie =
Abbott Mrs. Frances Upperman. Misses
Faye Kent, Katie Potter Annie Ne%ius,
Annie p Goebel. 'Pearle Smith. Fr@dricka
Rosendale. Katie Lawton. Lillian Seiby,
Norva Thurston Marie Wahlgren, Stella
NJ. Wilson. Messrs. Russell Abbott. Arthur
Abbott Roland Abbott. Frank Stanley,
George A. Warren. A. Upperman. Alfred
Wild. Howard Mclean and a. Mer. Ill Titus.
Mrs Margaret Wilson Young and Miss
Marie G. Young are at Oyster Bay. where
Miss Young will remain for two months.
spending September at Bridgehampton,
Long Island, and in Orange, n. ].
Mr.. and Mrs Cory NJ stadden left yes
terday for St. Louis. where they VIII re-
main until after the democratic convention.
Mrs J. Spliedt, 9O1 East Capitol street.
and Miss Clara. Ida and Marguerite Spiedt
have gone to Atlantic City.
Miss Grace Gould of Ontario avenue has
left for extended tour among friends in
northern New Jersey and southern New
York state and will not return to Wash
ington until late in the fall.
The Misses Summers. and R. German,
Mason, L. and E. Pate. Nairn and messrs.
Goodman. Hodge, Williams, Dent, Kent,
Geisler and Henderson formed launch
party Tuesday and spent the day down the
river.
Mrs. Forrest H. Riordan, accompanied by
her two children. left yesterday for Ty-
rome, Pa, where they will spend the sum-
mer.
Mrs. James A Kemp. who has been
spending several weeks at Southport, N.
c., has returned to the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew B. Graham and
family have closed their 10th street resi-
dence, and are now at their country seat
Fort Richardson, in Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs. sidwell will be at woodley
Inn through the month of August.
The Misses Agnes Zimmerman and Mar
garet Carter spent two weeks at Chevy
Chase with their college chum, Miss A. ].
Oids, returning 10 the city this morning.
Mrs. Elizabeth S. Lancaster Mr. Charles
Z. Lancaster. his three boys Randall Cal
vert and George, with his niece Miss Elise
l.. Peyton, went to Baltimore today and
Will take the steamer down the bay to Rock
han, their old plantation home in southern
Maryland. for two weeks outing They
are accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
8. Reeside, who will take the through trip
to Washington. f
Inc marriage of Mrs. Laura Mccarthy.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William II. pa
Tls, TO Mr. Roy Miller Hickman took place
wednesday evening at the home of the
brides parents. 633 4th street northeast.
Rev p H. Miller, ID, Of Westminster.
Nd, officiating
IEere were present the immediate rela-
tives and Jew intimate friends of the
couple. The bride entered the parlor with
the groom and had as her attendants her
sister, Mrs. T. Philetus Hickman. who wore
white silk mousseline, and Miss Rita Mack
In white null.
The bride wore dainty white organdie
over taffeta with Sc tin girdle and carried a
bouquet of brides roses. Mr.. T. Philetus
Hickman, brother of the groom, was best
man. The parlor was prettily decorated
with potted plants and carnations, as was
the dining room, where refreshments were
served. Later in the Mr.