Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-29

tICe ana MIS- oeIn shepard, Justice anu
Mrs. Daniel T. Wright, Justice and Mrs.
| Thomas II. Anderson. Gen. and Mrs. Stern
berg, ex-Secretary OF the Navy Herbert,
Mrs. Micou, Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour, sir.
| and Mrs. Carr. Miss Florence Worthington
| and Mr.. Hamilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Worthington will give an
| other dinner tomorrow night.
| Miss Woodbury. entertained yesterday at
| large luncheon given at Rauschers.
| A small tea in the nature of a farewell
| was given yesterday at the Alibi Club in
| honor of Mrs. w. w. Rockhill by members
| of the Pennington Society.
| Mr.. LIE Droct L. Barber's convalescence
| from his late distreSsi Illness has been
SO dscoura gingly slow that Mr.. and Mrs.
| A. l.. Barber are bringing him from their
| country home, 'Ardsley Towers" where
he has been all winter. to their home here,
| Belmont" with the hope that the change
| will be of material benefit to him.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip F. Chaplin. formerly
| of this city, but now of Paris. have sent
| here many invitations to the marriage of
! their daughter, Miss Susan Moren Chaplin,
| to Capt. Thomas II. NJ. Clarke Royal
Army Medical Corps, Wednesday, April
| 26. The ceremony will take place at the
| English Church of St George, Rue Au-
| guste Vacquerie, at noon.
| ing at the Shoreham by Major George A.
| Armes, u. S. A., and Mrs Armes. who
have just returned from very extended
bridal tour of six weeks duration. visit
| ing Atlanta, New Orleans, old Mexico, FL
Paso, Los Angeles Salt Lake City and
other places, at all of which they were
delightfully."- entertained
The happy couple were greeted last
| niSht by host of friends, who wished
| them life's best blessings and drank their
| health in sparkling wine. Among the re-
ceiving party with the major and his
| beautiful bride were Mrs. r. H. P. Ellis,
her aunt of Baltimore, Miss Thompson,
| Mrs. Steel. daughter of the groom, Mrs.
| Armstead and Mrs. Randell Among the
| others present were Gen. Joseph S. Smith
of Bangor, Me-; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas and
| Mrs. Lloyd of Baltimore Col and Mrs.
| Breckenridge, DR. and Mrs. Cain, Mr. and
Mrs. H. 7. Armes of this city and num-
! erous others who greatly enjoyed the de-
| lightful occasion.
| Mrs Warren c. Fairbanks, who stayed in
Pittsburg on her way back tC Chicago, was
given a tea in her home city by her sister,
| Mrs. William Metcaff, whose guest she was.
| Mr.. Fairbanks accompanied his wife west.
Judge and Mrs lie Baron B. Colt gave a
| dinner at their residence in Providence last
| week in honor of Mrs. Converse, wife of Adj
mral Converse of this city, who is now the
| guest of her daughter, Mrs. Barry Colt of
| Bristol. There were twelve covers laid.
Mrs T H Donohue mee) Armstrong of
3142 street will leave shortly for the
south for indefinite stay to recuperate
after severe illness of several months.
| Mrs. Edison Bradley is going to New
| York tomorrow to be away a week and
will not therefore receive Sunday next.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Ernest Dulin entertain
ed at dinner last night Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D.
McQuade. Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Rawlins,
Mrs. McGrath, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Dulin, Mr.. Robert Hurelett and Mr.. Rob-
ert Frailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vivian Minor Fleming of
Fredericksburg, Va, announce the marriage
of their daughter, Annie White, to Mr..
Horace Herbert Smith, Tuesday, March
%.
Saturday evening the ladies of the
'Deestrick Skule" of Takoma Park ar
master L. NJ. Mooers. The scholars met
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Bien,
and after masking, descended upon the
residence of the "skulemaster" Each
scholar was provided with an "aeolian
harp" a musical instrument upon which
all are proficient. The invited guests then
proceeded to entertain themselves and
the "skulemaster' with all sorts of lively
games. The ladies, ably assisted by Mrs.
Mooers, served a generous luncheon.
Those present were Mrs. q. l.. FaVorlte,
Mrs F. E. Dudley, Mrs. F. E. Mclaughlin,
Mrs e. ]. Perry, Mrs. ]. U. Jackson, Mrs.
r. H BarnitZ Mrs. c. II. Heaton, Mrs.
Morris Bien. Mrs C. L. Shear, Mrs. H. J.
Weber. Mrs. M K. Campbell, Mrs. e. V.
Crittenden, Mrs. L. NJ. Mooers, Mrs. NJ. s.
Purman Mrs A. Thomas, Mrs. E. B.
Harrison, Miss A. L. Lowe, Miss Leona
Barnitz, Miss Kate Gary, Messrs. D. s.
Morse, Morris Bien, F. E; Dudley, 4. "
Crittenden. J. u. Jackson, F. E. McLaugh-
lin G.. L. Favorite, E. j. Perry, NJ. Il
Campbell s. S. Shedd, Harold Mooers and
Prof. H. ]. Weber.
Mrs. Hank Schlosberg gave a farewell
dinner in honor of the newly married couple,
Mr. and Mrs Bernstein. Besides the out
of-town guests from New York We're MT.
and Mrs j. Finkelstein Miss Ray Finkel-
stein Miss Mayme Leverson and Miss Mar
tina Bernstein.
A surprise party was rendered Mr.. Will
lam Hauser at his residence, 237 Q street
northwest Monday evening, March q, In
honor of his nineteenth birthday. Among
those present were the Misses Helena
Courtney. Adella Molloy, Maude and Annie
Ramsburg, Clyde and Maude Jones, Mar
garet Haipin, Eva Smith. Mrs. Sophie
Hauser. Mrs ]. F. Smith, Mrs. j. Jeffries,
Mrs G. Bowerson, Mrs. Daher, Messrs.
William, Ernest and Harry Hauser, Win
field VAIL. Rutledge Bates, Raymond Ross,
Clarence Ashton, John Bonne1l, Maxwell
Duvall William Lane, Nicholas Farmer
George Bowerson, August and William
Dahler, Edward Hughes, Mr.. Chase and
Master Roy Jeffries. Dancing and games
were INDUCED in until a late hour, after
which a bountiful repast was served. Music
was rendered by string quartet consisting
of Messrs Raymond Ross, John Bonnell
Clarence Ashton and Maxwell Duvall; also
a few selections from Mr.. Chase.