Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-11

Mcnamara, Mr.. Evelyth Cecil, Mr. Lewis
Wessenko. Mr.. Z. b. Thomas. Sir Charles
Owen. Mr.. Ernest Poulson, Mr. Schultz
Mr. Ernest Girard, Mr.. w F. Allen. Mr.
Kologruff, Col A. r. Lorton, Mr. Voor
hees, Mr.. William Morton Grinnell, Mr..
Stuyyesant Fish, Mr.. Westinghouse, Mr..
Justice Harlan, Mr.. Justice Brewer. Mr..
Justice Brown. MIR. Justice White, Mr..
Justice Peckham Mr.. Justice Holmes,
the Secretary of the Navy. Senator Wet
more, Senator Elkins, Senator Foraker,
Senator Kean. Gen. Gillespie and Mr.
Loomis.
Tuesday last the home of little Ethelwyn
johnson was the scene of beautiful but
terfiy party" the event being the celebra-
ton of her fifth birthday. The children
all came In costumes, representing butter
flies in every conceivable color. and there
were hundreds OF butterflies throughout
the house decorations. The ice cream,
cakes and candies were served in butterfly
shapes, and the birthday cake was pink
butterfly with five green candies burning
above it, Hundreds of butterflies were in
the festoons of pink and green. In the
center of the table was large basket of
Mowers with a swarm of butterflies over
them. The caps worn by the children at
the table were in the form of butterflies;
also the napkins used. The children but
terfiies were blindfolded. and with pin In
hand tried to find the eye of a large pink
and green butterfly, Eustacia Hardesty re-
cefving the head prize and Evelyn Nutwell
the second. Just before departing the chill
dren collected the tiny butterflies through
out the house which had been used for
decorations. A prize of a burnt-wood box,
with two little girls catching butterflies,
was awarded the one who caught eighty
nine. The hostess was a pink and gold
butterfly. Those present We're Gloria
Searles, white and silver; Mabel Goodwin,
pink and silver; Mabel Hubbard, orange;
Mildred Stewart green and black; Eustacfa
Hardesty. pink; Josephine Bedinger. law
ender and gold; Gertrude Lucas, white and
silver; Evelyn Nutwell, red and silver;
Gladdis Moses. pink and white; Elwood
Hausman. black and gold; Sheldon Jacob
son, blue and gold; Sydney Knowles, yellow
and brown: Lee Hardesty, red, white and
blue; Catherine MacElwee pink and green;
William Bayly red; Homer Phillips. law
ender and white; Preston Moses. white: Ell
bert Johnson. white and gold: Edwin Stew
art. blue and yellow; Clarence Parker, yell
low and white; Tommy Sheridan white and
gold; Goff Nutwell, purple and gold, and
others.
Mrs. William A. Beach. jr., of Syracuse.
N Y. who has been visiting Capt. and
Mrs Beach, 1911 II street, has returned
home.
Miss Alice Roosevelt is expected at the
Baltimore horse show, which begins on the
18th day of May.
The Star Pleasure Club held a meeting at
the home of Mr.. Harry Shughrue, 431 nth
street southwest last evening. Mrs. Kate
Shughrue was the hostess Of the evening,
and Miss Mamie Collins recited several
dialect selections with good effect. The
evening was spent in playing games, after
which refreshments were served. Ihose
who were present were Misses May LAM
gan, Marion Marshall, Edna Hayden, Nam
ME Collins, Lottie Sheehan, Annie Sheehan,
Agnes Lawlor, Hannah Bresnahan May
Borst and Dora Lanigan, and MeSsTS S
MI ID hon Do ,nY1d IL
liam Albeit, Richard Lipscomb, George
Quinn, Robert Miller and John Sheehan.
Miss Mabel l. Walters and Mr.. Enoch
M woodward were married at the home
of the bride $40 l. street northwest, yes
terday at o'clock, Rev. DR.. Samuel Greene
of Calvary Baptist Church officiating. MI
Melvin C. Walters, brother of the bride
was best man. Miss Grace NJ. Walters
was bridesmaid, and the flower girl was
Miss Helen L. Walters, both sisters of the
bride Mrs. Grimes played the wedding
march on the piano. The house was taste
fully decorated with roses and spring flow
ers The gifts were very handsome ana
numerous Among the guests were MI
and Mrs Lewis Bennett, Mr.. and Mrs
George " Grouse. Mr.. and Mrs: Frank
Castle. Mr.. and Mrs. Granville Fernald.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Oliver, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Rust, Mrs. Crossman, Mrs L. CORK
Mrs M. Young, Mrs. l.. Champ, Miss Fora
" Allen, Miss Alice Crossman, Miss SUSIE
Crossman. Miss Katie Keiser, Miss Bessie
House Mr.. Beverly Pulliam and DR.. ]. ID.
Reller.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles A. Stillings, for
merly of Washington, now living In New
York city, are in twon for a few days.
Miss Eleanor Terry. daughter of Rear
Admiral Terry, retired, is at Annapolis on
a visit to friends.
Miss Helen Cannon, daughter of the
Sneaker. will be here for a few days be-
fore she sails for Europe, May %.