Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-28

shruppery give delightful park views and
the exquisite rockeries surrounding the
magnificent lawn lay additional charm over
Oak Grove.
Mrs. Chatield Taylor, who has been
abroad for her health and is now In Chi
cage cage, gave a tea the past week, when the
DOCKS she bound since she learned the art
were on exhibition. Mrs. Reginald de
koven assisted in the hospitality.
Mrs. Wainwright Julia Foraker) of
Philadelphia and Miss Louise Foraker are
guests of their sister, Mrs Randolph Mat
theWs, at her home in Cincinnati.
Miss Edith Totten is visiting in ST. Louis.
pleasant party was given on the even
Ing of the 25th by Mrs. NJ Hyde. 1898 18th
street northwest, in honor of her daugh-
ter, kittie The following were present:
Blundon. Mr.. and Mrs. Geier, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. r. Varela, Mr. and Mrs Jas. F. Nc
hugh, Mrs. Toole, Mrs Gitz. Mrs. Phillips,
Mrs John Morse of Baltimore, Miss
Varela, Miss Moulton of Baltimore, Miss
Dewitt of New York, Miss Jueneman.
Messrs. Reh, Toole, Louthan, McHugh
Varela, Lehman, Mr.. Mathien of PhiIa-
of the novel features was the calling up
of absent friends over the telephone and
the entire party singing Aud Lang Syne."
accompanied by piano and violin.
Col. and Mrs. Robert !. Fleming gave a
delightful dinner last night at Oak View
in honor of their guest, Mrs J. L. Loose
whose pleasant visit ends Monday by her
departure for the west. The table was dec
grated with roses and daisies from the
gardens at Oak View which are now at
their prettiest, and the Strawberries were
also picked from the beds there Yesterday
The guests at table were the Consul Cen
eral to London and Mrs Wynne Cen John
NJ Wilson, Mrs. Talmage Mrs. Needham.
former Representative Richardson. DIR,
Rennold Miss India Bell Fleming and Mas
ter Robert Fleming.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Semple Fitzhugh
have issued invitations to the marriage of
their daughter, Virginia. to Mr.. John Leon
ard Saegmuller, son of Mr.. and Mrs Geo.
n. Saegmuller of Rochester, N Y. until
recently of this city. The ceremony will
take place on Monday. June r. at s O'Clock,
at the First Presbyterian Church
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Schroth entertained
at a reception Wednesday evening in honor
of their son (Cassard's) fifteenth birthday.
The young people enjoyed games and mu-
sic until 1870 o'clock. when they marched
to the large dining room where refresh
ments were served from prettiy appoint
ed table after which dancing was INDUCED
| in until a late hour The guests present in
cluded Misses Beua Toole Celia Price.
Edith Mangum, Adelaide Hazel Esther
Hentmuller. Marguerite Crist, Amy Rech.
Helen Harenberg,' Annie Stewart Euniee
Knorleine Florence Harenberg Agnes
Toole, Messrs. Charlie Keyes, John Mar
shall, Frank Meade. Charlie Bright. viii
liam Toole, Carol Gilbert, Martin McRugh.
Cassard and Riston Schroth, Mr. and Mrs.
Hetmuller, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schroth.
Mrs. knorleine and Mr.. and Mrs Fowler
Mrs. Thomas w. Cantwell and Miss Ger
trude Patterson of Albany. N ". are
guests of Miss Gleeson.
Mr. and Mrs. William Emerson have
moved from 1914 Pennsylvania avenue to
g. street northwest. where they will be
pleased to see their friends after June l.
| Mrs. Elizabeth Herring announces the
marriage of her daughter Sophie Elizabeth