Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-29

| in large apartment in Chicago. MIS-
| ShontS had planned Il trip to Europe with
| her daughters for the summer, but her hus-
| bands public duties may cause another
| program of recreation to be arranged.
The marriage of Mr. Harry NJ Suter to
| Miss Nettie V. Bailey took place on We'd
| nesday afternoon at the residence of her
| aunt, Mrs. Ida A. Jones, No. DDS New Jer-
sey avenue northwest. Rev. George E.
| Maydwell officiated Mr.. Philip E. Beach
| was best man and Miss Hattie E. Bailey
maid of honor. The home beautifully
decorated with palms and cut flowers After
| the congratulations from relatives and the
many friends present Mr. and Mrs. Suter
| left for an extended trip north, and after
their return will reside in Baltimore.
| wedding of interest to Westinghouse
occurred at Tarboro, n. c., at noon April
| 81 when Miss Josephine Philips daughter
of the late Judge Frederick Philips of Tar
| boro. and Mr.. Albert Pike of this city, son
of Mr.. Yvon Pike and grandson of the late
Cen Albert. Pike, were married at the home
| of the brides mother. Owing to the recent
| death of Judge Philips it was a quiet home
wedding, and only the immediate families
We're present. The bride a gown of
| white crepe chiffon and carried a bouquet
| of lilies of the valley and orchids. She had
no attendants, but was given away by her
brother. DR.. James j. Philips Mr. Robert
Coe of Washington was best man, and the
| ceremony was performed by the Rev F. H.
| Harding. Mr.. Pike is connected with the
| Ohlted states geological survey, and after
spending the summer in Ohio Mr. and Mrs.
| Pike VIII reside in Washington.
masquerade ball was given last night
IN Takoma Hall. Takoma Park, by the
| young men of Takoma and was a most
| pronounced success. The affair was largely
| attended and included a number of Wash
| lngtonlans, who also joined the masquer-
| adefs Music was furnished for the occa-
| SION by an orchestra and at the conclusion
| OF the fourth dance the masqueraders took
| thelr places in the grand march and passed
| before the judges of the ball. A number
| OF new and snappy costumes were intro
| duced and the scene presented was a most
| attractive one. The judges were Dr. R. H.
| p Ellis, Mr. Ben G.. Davis and Mr.. George
A warren At the conclusion of the grand
| march Or. Ellis addressed the assemblage
| and awarded the prizes to the following for
| the pest costumes and makeups: Ladies,
hrst Mrs; Belle Jenvey Abrams, as Pop
| pies or Pleasure second, Mrs E. v Will
| cox, as Lady TeaZle;' gentlemen first
| MI Clarence w. Burger, as "Rube :" and
Mr. h, l.. Coombs. as Gen. Washington"
| Mrs. George l.. Tarbell as the western
| Girl" received honorable mention The
| success of the ball was due TO the efforts
| OF the following committees: Committee on
arrangements-Mr Belle Je1Ney Abrams,
! Mr.. Datus b. Coon. and Mr.. Charles Haas
| Floor committee-Mr George l.. Tarbell
Mr.. Norman Jackson, Mr.. George E. Miller
Mr., Datus e. Coon, Mr.. Frank G. Favorite
| and Mr.. Arthur A Jarvis
Many Washington friends have received
| from Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Denison Easton
| formerly of this city, cards Announcing tho
| marriage of their daughter Mary Jeffaris
| Easton, to Mr.. Earl Goodwin. son of the
late Harry p Goodwin of Washington and OF
| Mrs: Goodwin, Thursday, April 81, at Arcola
| n. ],
The "W. Y. L. r X Club" Of the first
| year class of the Normal School gave a
dance Thursday evening. During the inter-
| mission refreshments were served Those
| present were Misses F. Donovan, c. Haneke
c. Weigle, G. Irwin, E. Linkins, NJ. Ourand
NJ. Downing, J. Wagner, B. Challice, S.
rison, f. Walker, F. Noack F. Ide
Thompson; Messrs. McInturf, Haneke
Thomas, Mcleod, Lawton, Adams, Killcul-
len, Robinette, Rittenhouse, Marsden
| Barnes Brewer Walker, Morse Thomson
| Mccarthy, Dietrich, Columbus The cha
perons We're Misses North, Whitney and
| Cooling.
| A delightful musicale was rendered the
| members of the Holyoke College Alumnae
| Association of Washington and their friends
by Mrs. Eugene Stevens, at "Woodshome"
Chevy Chase, Md, on the evening of the
10Th instant. Miss Mary E. Pond, DR. Chas
L. Bliss and Mr.. Eugene Stevens rendered
| pleasing selections, and Mrs. Jennings char
| acter readings.
The engagement was announced in Boston
| yesterday of Miss Hetty Appleton Sargent
| daughter of Mrs. Lucius Manlius Sargent
| of Dartmouth street to Mr. Francis Lee
| Higginson, jr., a son of Mr.. Francis Lee
| HlgginSon of Boston.
The Capitol Hill History Club gave the
last reception for the season on Monday
| evening at the home of Mrs. Dague, 313
East Capitol street Besides the members
| and their escorts there were a number OF
| invited guests present. The company was
entertained by Prof Wood of the Smith
sonian Institute in a talk upon birds-their
| hon, n hnh
| Mr. Joe Cullin sang several fine solos, ac-
companied on the piano by Miss Goble. Re-
| freshnents were served.
Miss Ella Anna Thompson of Washington,
d. c., and Mr.. John Lee Austin of States
| ville N. c., were married Thursday night
at the home of Professor and Mrs M. H.
| Doolittle, Linden, Nd, by Mr.. Thomas G.
| Faulkner, rector of Grace p. E. Church,
| Woodside Miss Shope was maid of honor
and Mr.. Bell was best man. The bride was
| dressed in white lansdoWn and lace and
| the maid of honor was also in white. The
| bridal party stood under wedding bell of
| apple blossoms. The house was beautifully
| decorated with dogwood, red maple and
| willow. A number of intimate friends were
present. Shortly after the ceremony the
| couple left for their future home at Fort
| Hunt, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Byrnes gave party
Easter Wednesday evening at their resi-
dence, II M street northwest, in honor of
evening was pleasantly spent in games
music and dancing, and vocal and instru-
mental solos were given by Miss Edna
Dawson. Mr.. ]. Wise Byrnes and Miss
Mary Sheridan, Miss Grace Clark, Miss
Mae Smith and Mr.. Walter T. Weide. Re-
freshments were served at midnight in the
dining room, which was beautifully deco
rated with cut flowers. The parlor was also
decorated with carnations, American beauty
and La France roses. Among those present
were Miss Mary Connolly, Miss Grace
Clark, Miss Adelaide Francis, Miss Grace
Gardiner, Miss Airline Mullican, Miss Nora
Rioridan, Miss Mary Sheridan. Miss Mae
Smith, Miss Edna Dawson. Miss Josephine
Byrnes, Mr.. Edward Brady Mr.. Harvey
Cain, Miss Edward Connolly, Mr.. William
| FURNACE, jr., Mr.. Leroy Gaddis, Mr.. Harry
Heberger Mr.. Edward O'Reilly, Mr..
| Walter T. Wede, Mr.. Joseph Woodgate
and Mr.. J. Wise Byrnes.
A very pretty home wedding occurred on
Wednesday at noon April 26, at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. d. II. Graves, S25
9Th street northwest the contracting parties
being Miss Minnie Blanche Belts and Mr..
James Percival Walsh, both of Richmond
Va, Rev. Weston Bruner officiating. Miss