Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-16

Mr.. Arthur Fowie, Mr.. q. Stewart, Mr.. cis-
eel and Mr.. Harry Stewart, were kept busy
seating the many friends OF the young
wedding march the bridal party entered the
church. the bride on the arm Of her uncle.
Mr.. g. g. Roberts, and was met at the
chanoei BY the groom and his best man,
Mr.. George Dalton. The bridesmaid, who
was Miss Anne Long, was gowned In gray
Paris mousseline. and large white hat The
bride wore handsome gown Of gray crepe
Dc chine over gray silk. with q picture hat
OF gray. She carried q white prayer book.
from which the marriage ceremony was
read After resolving the congratulations
OF their friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Caldwell left
the city for southern trip. They were the
recipients OF many valuable presents.
Miss Marie Rice Of Capitol HIN II visiting
the Misses Corcoran, Mount Royal avenue.
Baltimore, Md.
Mrs. David J. Kaufman has discontinued
her Wednesdays at home for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. willis b. spsare have re-
turned from Atlantic City and will be at
home Wednesday evening at 1879 Corcoran
street
The ladies Of Howard University ELL win
be at home to their friends on the two re-
manning Fridays in April.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Lucy entertained the
Quincy Street Euchre Club wednesday
evening at its last meeting this season.
After playing sixteen games the guests
were served with light refreshments and
entertained with vocal and instrumental
music. The first prizes were won by Miss
Ethel Lucy and Mr.. J. X. Bishop. The
second prize by Mrs. Lucy and Dr. Philes
the consolation prize went to Mr.. William
T. Phillips.
Mrs. Julius J. Estey, vice president gem
erai OF the d. A. R.. from Vermont is at
the Shoreham until after the congress of
the organization.
Mrs. A. q. Cobb of Brattleboro. VT, is
az the Shoreham, as is also Miss K M, Nc
ke OF Cambridge, N. Y.
Mrs. Nellie Dent Sharp. widow ~ the 10 4.
Major Alexander Sharp. u s. army, accom-
panied by her daughter, Mrs. John e.
bennet OF Fort Mcpherson, Ca, is the
guest OF her son, Commander Sharp, u s.
navy. MRS. sharp and the late Mrs. Ulysses
8. Grant were sisters
Mrs. M. A. Hall announces the marriage
OF her daughter, Beatrice Marie, to Mr..
John II. Hollingsworth of Albany, N. Y.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. T.
Chalmers Easton in the presence of the
family and few friends at the home Of
the brides mother, on 4th street. The bride
was daintily gowned in white silk muslin
and carried lilies of the valley and was
given away by her brother, Mr. Ralph L.
Hall. Later Mr.. and Mrs. Hollingsworth
left for st. Louis, Mo-. where they will re-
side during the summer, returning to WASH
fngton late in the autumn.
Mrs. Penelope D. Smith. deputy supreme
commander for the Ladies of the Macca-
bees, will conduct the reception at National
Rifles Armory on the evening of April 20
in honor of Mrs. Elizabeth E. Brown of
Pennsylvania. Mrs. Smith will be assisted
by Mrs. Ida ]. Maxwell and the acting
n ha LOFT Got oPC
bia.
Mrs. Elizabeth Brown, great commander
for the state Of Pennsylvania, L. Of NJ,
will be at the New Willard Wednesday and
Thursday, April 20 and 81.
The stephanotis Assembiy's dance, which
was given at the Cairo Tuesday evening
last, proved to be one Of the prettiest at
fairs of the leap year season. The COM
mittee, composed Of Misses Gertrude c.
Barron, Mary M. Barron, Margaret w.
Boudren. Nellie A. Boudren, Gertrude
Clements, Agnus M. Holland, Minnie NJ
Holland, Helen B. Mccarthy, Eline NJ Mo-
ran, Laura v. Pywell, Emily M. Smith and
Mabel l.. Waltemeyer, devoted their par
ticular attention to the entertainment of
their friends. which consisted of about
ninety couples. The young ladies received
numerous congratulations upon the success
OF the evening. Mrs ]. /. Lane, Mrs. W.
c. Murdoch, Mrs. A. r, Waltemeyer and
Mrs. M. j. German acted as chaperons.
Mr. NJ Morgan Shuster, whose marriage
with Miss Pearl Trigg will take place April
20 at Beechwood, Glasgow KY is the son
of Mr.. William NJ. Shuster, the assistant
secretary of the Board of Trade of this
city, and as a former Washingtonian his
fine record in the Philippines is matter of
local pride. Mr.. Shuster and his bride will
sail for Manila shortly after their wedding
and expect to be at their home there by the
10th of June.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles N Darnall of Hy
attsville have had visiting them this week
their cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. William Dough-
erty. and Mr. John Reid, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
]. Cantwell of Brooklyn, N Y.
Owing to the death of her brother, Mrs
Swan M. Burnett will not be at home the
remaining Tuesdays in April.
Mrs. Emile p sellhausen has issued in
vftations for the marriage of her daughter,
Elfrieda, to Mr.. Carl A. Droop. The we1
ding will take place April 81. Mrs. and
Miss Sellhausen, who have just returned
from abroad, having spent the winter in
Wiesbaden, are now stopping with DIR. E.
A. Sellhausen.
Mrs. Daniel Lothrop of Boston and Con-
cord, Mass, the founder Of the National
Society of the Children Of the American
vention of the society. She is the guest Of
Mrs George L. Raymond, 1910 N street.
Mrs. J. B. Kinnear of Holly avenue, Ia
koma Park, will be at home informally
Wednesday, April 20 and q.
Mrs. John T. D. Blackburn of Albany NJ
Y, Is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
n. A. Hail. at their home In the Iowa Mrs.
Blackburn will be at home to her friends
Tuesday, the 10th, from to o'clock
Mrs. VIM. L. Saul has returned this week
to New Rochelle Long Island Sound, N.
Y, where she will now reside. Mr.. Saul
has been appointed clerk to the board of
health at that place.
The members Of Trinity Choir Social Club
of Trinity Church had it's second dance
at Langdon Monday night. The chaperons
were Mrs. Crane, Mrs. d. Perry and Mr..
and Mrs. Matthews. A collation. was served
during the intermission of dancing Those
present Were Misses E. M. Fowler NJ E.
Be Dell, A. Farnum. K. Newhall, J. Daily,
3. Daily, B. McFall, NJ Miller E. Stuart.
A. Everett, A. Hugitt, p. Williamson, L.
Armstrong, r. Fetherstone, G. Cook,
Dowell, Taylor C. Smith, Mrs. Perry, Low
cry, DEFY, Messrs. C. Denhart, c. Higgins,
D. Perry, w. Newhall A. Fletcher, NJ Pow
ell. Jack Slye, F. Clark, c. Lynn, H Stew
ems, j. Fowler, E. Miller w. Crane II.
Bullough. H. M. Be Dell, J. Watson, p
Kidd. r. Williams, Dey, Brace.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. schlosberg held large