Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-20


Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer Loeb and daughters
are in Atlantic CITY at the Hotel Ritten-
house, where today will be celebrated the
eightieth birthday of their father and
grandfather Mr.. Louis Spanier. who, with
Miss Sarah Hamburger, has been spending
some weeks at the seashore for his health.
Mrs. Harry j. Pach of the Cumberland
will leave tomorrow for visit with her
relatives in Chicago, Ill.
The last dance of the season of the Blue
Bell Dancing Club was given Wednesday
evening last at the Confederate Veterans
Hall. The hall was tastefully decorated
with palms and the national colors, ana
there was an unusually large attendince-
The club will resume its dances IN sep
TENDER.
Mr. and Mrs. John IIaskns celebrated
the twenty-frst birthday of their son
Leroy. at their home, no 9th street south
east. Music one of the features or the
evening and refreshments were served IN
the prettily decorated dining room. MI
some presents.
DR.. and Mrs. George ". Boyd have
issued cards for the marriage OF theF
daughter. Mabel Margaret TO Mr. octa-
vius Charles Smith, Tuesday, June !" at
II am at St Josephs Church. y recep-
ton will follow at III ID street northeast
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith viii be az nome dA'ei
June II at III 10th street northeast.
Relatives and friends in this city have re-
cefved the pleasant information or tie en-
ga cement of Mr.. Charles f. Heiihrun, Tor
mcrly of Washington. but now OF Des
Moines. Iowa, to Miss Cora Kramer OF ohi-
cago, III.
The Bella Epsilon Club was entertained
last evening by the Misses Emma and Nina
Schafcr at their home on Vermont avenue
VIII n dancing pleasant feature, AFTER
which refreshments were served Among
these present were Misses Wclk. RtteTts'
Zeh, Compton. Heron. Thompson Fisher,
Hempstone Rutherford and PuShlW,
Messrs. kelar. HenpstOnc. ROBERTS, ST.
mons West Caywood, Ganett. McCathran,
<lopkcr, Ray, Fisher ANA Findley.
Mrs. James H. MoGin sailed on the Fin
land for Europe May l.. She Will lie gone
for the summer
Miss Mae BuekIer. daughte- of Rev. Geo.
Bucklor who has keen visiting her friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Conner Of West Central
Park New York has returned and will be
at home to her friends until June l..
The TUXEDO Pleasure Club entertained its
friends at Il dance at Chevy Chase last
evening. when a pleasant time was had.
Among others present were Misses Annie
Sullivan. Nellie Twomey +. Quinn, Bessie
Sullivan. O. IecsnitZer Il Martin j. Nc
Nichols. c. Hutchinson. and MesSrs. George
Barry, Frank Burke j. Carroll r. Grace
w. Wagner, L. Leesnitzer and NJ O'Con-
nell.
Mrs. VIM. r. McChesney of Prince
George county. Md, entertained her chill
dren and grandchildren last Thursday even
ing, the occasion being the anniversary of
her birth. During the evening DIR. John
\. McChesney. her youngest son. presented
her with handsome gift from her five
children. The evening was spent in social,
literary and musical enjoyment. The ban
ouet hall was thrown open and all partook
OF a sumptuous repast. provided by the
hostess. Mrs L. A Brown presided. 1s-
sisted by Mrs. f Il. Jordan. Miss Mosele
Brown and Miss Susie McChesney The
following were present: Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
+. McChesney Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Brown.
MI. and Mrs. E. f. McChesney. Mr.. j.
Robt McChesney, Mrs. DR.. L. A Brown
McChesney, MIR. and Mrs. w. Q. Miller,
Mrs. Carrie Rison, Misses Susie McChes-
ney, Rose McChcsney, Mosele Brown of
Ieesburg, Va; Ella McChcsney, Sadie
Miller, Blanche Brown, Florence Rison,
Messrs. VIM. w. McChesney, z. f. Nc
Chesney, jr., VIM. r. Brown. Earl Brown,
Harry Nee. Brown Of Leesburg. Va; VIM.
Yeager of Laurel, Md: Claude Offett and
Apheus Souder.
An outing and picnic luncheon was given
by the ladies of the Wister.a Euchre Club
on Thursday. Leaving the city early in
the morning they went to Ballston, Va,
where they were met with carriages taking
them TO the beautiful! country home of Mrs.
charming affair. Each member carried a
lunch basket, which given to the
hostess upon their arrival. At - o'clock
the guests were invited to q rustic kitchen
which was profusely decorated with wild
flowers and roses. Baskets had been emptied
and "a long table filed with a choice and
bounteous supp.yo good things was heartily
enjoyed by all. Later a spirited game of
euchre was played in the t-iecked par
Tors. the winners getting handsome prizes
At o'clock, when the party started for
Washington, each member carried a bunch
OF roses. souvenir Of the happy occasion.
Those present We're Mrs. +. Gideon Mrs
William Bailey Mrs L. d. Darr, Mrs VIM.
kfmInel. Mrs. NJ. Towers. Mrs. W. Riden-
Jones, Mrs. May. Mrs. P. Anderson. The
next meeting will be at the home of Mrs.
Jones of L street northwest
The Mount Holyoke College AIumnae of
Washington spent Saturday with Mrs. O.
r. Cook of the class of 50. at her country
home in Lanham, Md. Those who were
able TO accept the hostess invitation en-
joycd to the full the day on the breeze
swept porches of the house. where lunch
con was served, the ramb!es in the beau
tlful woods and the antics of the chill
dren of the party The guests included
Mrs. Bodtsh, president of the associat ton:
Mrs. j. p. f. Kumler, Miss Goulding, Mrs.
A. NJ. Gregory and niece, Mrs LIE Clerc
Mrs. c. Leroy Parker Master Clarence
Parker, Mrs. Schofeld, Mrs. Eugene f.
Stevens and Masters Eugene and Ray
mond Stevens.
Mrs. J. Y. Jameson and children are on
visit to Rev. and Mrs J. NJ. Jameson
d. D., parents of Mr.. Jameson, at Hope
dale, Ohio. Before returning to Washing
ton they will spend few days with rela-
tives in Pennsylvania. Mrs. Jameson will
return June ! and make her plans to take
the usual summer trip to the seaside with
her family, remaining until September.
The members of the Caledonian Club and
their friends were entertained last We'd
nesday evening at their hall, I10 9th street
northwest. An interesting musical and
literary program was given under the di-
rection of Mr. William ]. Oates. Those
taking part were Misses +. Livingston, H.
Evans, +. Gompers, II. Benzler, A. Otter
dinger, G. bowling, NJ Benzler; Messrs
Z. Webster ]. McIver, F. Mccarthy, c.
Brady, I. Offterdinger. Little Edward
Leahy, a boy of five years, recited beauti-
fully The Wreck of the Hesperus." Mel
odies of Scotland were rendered by Mrs
Woodhead and Mr.. w. Duncan. Bountiful
refreshments were served, followed by
dancing.