Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-06

ceremony was performed by Rev Ambrose
beavers, assistant pastor of the Church OF
! the immaculate Conception. Immediatel
afterward the couple left for a short trip
| to the brides home
Ex-Mayor and Mrs. H. Strauss of Alex
andr1a nave as their guests Mrs. p. Letter
man, Misses Hortense and Camille Letter
man and Master Harold Leterman of
Charlottesville, Va. At home Sundays
Mrs. Benjamin Tilton and son are visiting
DR.. and Mrs. George Henderson of 34i7
Mount Pleasant street.
Mr. A Hartenstein will sail for Europe
June Z to be absent for the summer.
Miss Eva NJ Price, 2I9 Sd street south
east, is at home from Blackstone Institute
where she has been attending school
Mrs w S. Volkman of this city will be
the matron of honor Wednesday next at
the marriage of Mr.. Ebert F. Wilmerding
and Miss Helen Louise Barber at the home
of the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Gibbs Barber in New York Owing to the
recent death of the brides grandfather DR.
Barber, of Ossining, N Y, the wedding
will be quiet affair.
In the parsonage of Rev. DR. D. w Ske-
nnger, on Monday, William r. Gardner jr.,
was quietly married to Miss Mildred Z.
Burns of Round Pond. Me.
u. I
sued invitations for the marriage of their
daughter, Irene Josephine to Dr. William
Fenwick Mattingly of Takoma Park The
ceremony will take place on Tuesday. June
20, at o'clock at st. Pauls Catholic
Church, this city.
Mrs. c. H. Burgess OF this city has an
nounced the marriage of her daughter, Miss
Gertrude Burgess, and Mr.. George j. Har-
ris. The ceremony took place at ST. Paul.
Mimi. on May 81 Immediately after which
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris left for Havre, Mont,
where Mr.. Harris is on duty with the i'm
migration service of the government.
DIR. E. c. Schroeder wife and son SAL on
June for an extended tour of Europe.
At the marriage Wednesday evening of
Miss Ella Robbins Vose. niece of Prof. and
Mrs. Henry Farquahar, and Mr.. David
by Miss Marian Farquahar and Miss Mabel
Jenkins of Baltimore, and Miss Emily Nc
Namara Of this city.
The Misses Katharine and Margaret
Keane and Miss Annie Carry sailed on
the steamship Romantic. from Boston on
June 3. for three months tour of Europe.
During their stay in Rome they hope to be
granted an audience by the pope. They
were biven an enthusiastic send-off by a
large party of Washington and Boston
friends, who accompanied the steamship in
tugboat down Boston harbor
surprise party was given to Mr.. and
Mrs. William Wolf at 22d and X streets
northwest, by Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Kaminsky
In honor of their homecoming from New
York. The house was tastefully decorated
with potted plants. palms and roses. A
beautiful bouquet of American Beauty
roses was given them by their grandchil-
dren, Leah and Meyer Kaminsky. Re
freshments were served throughout the
evening, and music and singing was kept
up to late hour Those present were rela-
tives and friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Wolf
of and o'clock the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Franklin Theodore Howe, jr., of
Brookland was the scene of a happy birth
day party given in honor of their four
year-old son, Franklin Theodore Howe
third. The children amused themselves
with a peanut hunt in which the winners
of prizes were Kitty and Paul Davis. Marie
Ryan. Joseph Hamilton, Vernat Hetfeld,
Ward Hetfield, Guy and Fillmore Camp,
Theodore Christian Howe, Leo Judd and
Howard Ralph. Games on the lawn were
also INDUCED in, and at o'clock they were
invited into the house, where feast of
the table was birthday cake adorned with
four lighted candles. Before leaving all
the children were presented with a SOU
venir in the form of a peanut baby. Little
Franklin was the recipient of many pres
ents and made happy host in the midst
OF his little companions. A photograph
was taken of those present and a copy
will be given to each guest.
Among those present were Dorothy Clark
May INLAND, Marie Ryan. Bessie Clark
Alloys Lewis, Margaret Banner. Florence
Jackson Tessie Henry, Octavia Woodward,
Vale Camp, Elise Frances Howe, Mabel
Brashears, Elizabeth Brashears, Esther
Galbreath. Vernat Hetfield. little Elizabeth
Bennett Howe, Franklin Theodore Howe
third; Howard Ralph, Walter Oertley, Jo-
seph Hamilton, Paul Dawling. Kitty and
n noxy{c Gndf nd A lou Inc ,,ol ay
bauer Ward Hetfield. Edward and Leo
Judd, Powell Ryan, Bernard Willard, Theo-
dore Christian Howe. Benjamin Poole
Johnston. Guy and Fillmore Camp. Mr.. and
Mrs Guy Camp. Miss Willard, Mrs Berry
Clark. Minnie Clark. Mrs. Brashears, Mr.
and Mrs. George A.. Howe. Mrs. Oertley,
Mrs Philip Ryan, Capt. Joseph Banner
Mrs Johnson. Mrs. James Bennett, Mr.
Gertrude Hamilton, Miss Agnes Bowling
and Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Theodore Howe,
Junior.
Mrs. William F. Hoffman entertained
the Washington City Kindergarten Club at
delightful porch party Saturday evening,
the occasion being the closing meeting of
the season of l9O4-5. The talk of the even
ing was made by Mrs. M. Laudon Reade.
who spoke Of ''Oratory as She is Taught"
contrasting it with Expression as it Should
be-
BY request Mrs. Sarah James gave
resume OF the work OF the committee on
household economics, which was recently
started here on the lines found successful
in New York, Boston and Philadelphia.
Invitations have been received here for
the wedding of Miss Emily Miriam Mar
SHALL daughter Of Thomas C. Marshall of
Missoula, Mont. to Capt. Frank Halstead,
a son of Mr. and Mrs. Murat Halstead Of
Cincinnati. The ceremony is to- take place
Monday evening next In the Church of the
Holy Spirit at Missoula. Capt. Halstead is
stationed there.
The Italian ambassador and Baroness
Mayor des Planches gave a dinner last
night in honor of the retiring Russian am
bassador, Count Cassini. The guests In
cIuded the Netherlands minister and Nine.
Van Swinderin; Viscount d Alte, the Portu-
guese minister: the counselor of the French
embassy and Nine Qes Portes: Theodore