Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-27

full dinner given at Chevy Chase by Miss
Edith Miller, when the others present In
Guided MIR. and Mrs. David Fairchild. Miss
Andrews, Miss Dorothy Upham. Miss Sey-
mour, Mr.. Wyeth. Mr.. Verdy du Vernois,
Mr.. Bingham and Mr.. Lincoln
Mrs. Fannie Bonn gave tea yesterday
at the Baltimore Country Club in honor of
her sister. Mrs Ellen Clabaugh, mother of
Judge Clabaugh of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Herman will be
pleased to see their friends on the occasion
of their golden wedding anniversary. Sun
day evening. June T. 1868, from to 10
o'clock, at Freund's Hall, SI5 10th street
northwest
o. P. Morton. Womans Relief Corps No.
1, gave a euchre party at C. a. r. Hall
Thursday evening. First prize for the ladies
was won by Mrs. William p. Haynes; first
gentlemen's prize, Mr.. Eugene Brooks: the
second prizes, Mrs. Addison SyphaX and
Mr.. w. II. Conn After the games were
over dancing INDUCED in until mid
night Refreshments were served through
out the evening
Mr.. II. Clay Evans, ex-consul general al
London, is expected to arrive on the st.
Paul, due in New York today Mrs Evans
ing with him. have decided TO spend tie
summer in France, returning to this coun-
try in the autumn.
Mr. Gilbert Beverly Towles. formerly of
this city. was married May Is to Miss Marie
jacobson of Stockholm, Sweden. the cere-
mony being performed at the Church of the
Transformation, New York city, by the
rector, Rev. DR. Houghton.
Mr., and Mrs Joseph F. Moore celebrated
last night at their residence, 1927 18th
street, the twentieth anniversary OF their
wedding, which took place in Frederick.
Md After Rev. Dr. J. G. Butler, pastor of
Luther Place Memorial Church. had bless
ed the couple and offered a prayer, a pro-
gram, consisting of piano solo by Miss
Maggie Dunn. banjo selection by Mr.. o.
w. Hauver and Mr.. F. V. Davidson, who
were accompanied by Miss Davidson;
recitation by Miss Mamie Dunn humorous
selection by Mr.. +. n. Featherstone.
companied by Miss Varney; piano selec-
ton by Miss Addie Keller, a solo by Miss
Ella keefer, and selections by a quartet
composed of Mr.. ]. w. Burdette. Mr. and
Mrs. E. V. Davidson and Miss Davidson,
was rendered. Refreshments We're served
In the garden, where flags bunting and lam
terms made pretty effect. Among the
china gifts We're beautifully decorated sets
given by the knights of Maccabees, as well
as by the Ladies of the MaccabeaS. Mrs.
Moore is commander of National Hive, No.
l, of the Ladies of the Maccabees, and rep
reSentatiVeS of that order present were:
Mrs. Melva J. CaSwcll state commander for
Maryland. Delaware and the District of Co
lumbia: Mrs. Ida ]. Maxwell. deputy state
commander for the same Jurisdiction; Miss
Mary Sophia Notangle of Frederick, Md:
Mrs. Ida Michael of Pennsylvania; Mrs.
Lula S. Hammond, Miss Minnie P. Davis,
Mrs. Sarah J. Nichols Mrs. and Miss ELL
wood. Mrs. Minnie De Temple. Mrs. Fannie
A. Walters, Mrs Annie c. Lyles, Miss AIDE
laide Keller. Mrs. and Miss Seavers, Mrs.
and Miss Dean. the Misses Dunn. Miss
Clara Maxwell, Mrs. Mary Pierce, Mrs.
Elizabeth Watson, Miss Clara Hearst, Miss
Anna C. Groh, Mrs Gertrude Hecht. Mrs.
Rosina Mof1t. Mrs. Anna l.. Burns, the
Misses Rhine. Mrs. Clara B. Wine. Mrs
Annie Coakley. Mrs Nellie Walker. Misses
Mary and Elsie Moore, Mrs Margaret
Scheck, Miss Mary Wood and Mrs. Lola
Julian. Among the knights of Maccabees
present were the following members of Ma
tional Tent: Messrs. a. R. Hecht, p. H.
Heffeman, II. E. Crouch, d. b. Gusdorf.
berg, A. L. Adler, John Wynkoop, S. Gold
smith, D. ". Gall, A. Colman, n. F.
Featherstone, +. Shambaugh, j. D. Smith,
L. w. Gibson and F. NJ. Simpson Others
present were Mr.. G. Taylor Wade, Mrs.
j. Thompson Cross and daughter of Glen
dale, Md; Mr.. and Mrs. George Hubbs and
son, Mr.. \. G. Richmond, Mr. and Mrs
John II. Smith, Mr.. Charles Scheck, Mr..
Granville Garrett, Mr.. John T. Moore, wife
and daughters; Mr. Raymond Moore, Mr.
Francis Moore and Master Forrest Grimes.
Col. ]. Hamilton Gillespie and wife. for
merly Miss Blanche Mcdaniel. whose mar
riage on Tuesday morning in Florida Gre
ated so much interest in society circles of
that state, are registered at the New Will
lard. They are en- route to New York, from
which point they viii sail for Scotland
June 3, via Anchor line steamer Caledonia
for an absence of several months The
charming bride is by no means a stranger
in NAShinot having
school days here. She is a niece of Col. l.
S. Brown, general agent of tie Southern
railway.
Mrs. Mae E. Lustig entertained Mrs. II.
Hunter, Mrs. NJ. Cove, Mrs. J. f. Carter.
Mrs Lydia Cornell. Mrs. NJ. Thyson and
two daughters, Grace and Blanche, and the
Misses Pearl Padgett. Vio.a Latham and
inflow Leheimer at beautiful luncheon at
her residence. 46 New York avenue north
west, Thursday, May %
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas somerven Bowie
announce the marriage of their daughter
Evelyn to Mr.. Ladder Mackall, "Wednesday,
May "A, 1893.
Mrs Louise P Shoemaker delightfully."-
entertained her friends yesterday, as is her
custom every May when the suburbs are
most attractive. She was assisted by her
sister, Mrs. Adams of Macon, Ga; Mrs.
Lay, Mrs Jeansen. Miss Stone and Miss
Lay.
Lieut. E. S. Sayer. aid to Gen. F. d.
Baldwin, Is visiting his 1ather-in law,
Can't S. ]. Mulhall at Ballston, Va.
The faculty and pupils of Hamilton In
stitute were delightfully."- entertained at din
ner last evening by DIR. and Mrs B. j.
Cobleigh of Wilkesbarre at the New WI
lard. Miss Cobleigh is a student at Ham
ilton InstisLte.
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Radcliffe of North
Fork Va have issued cards for the mar
riage of their daughter, Bertha. to DIR.
Leighton Van B. MarscEalk of this city.
The wedding is to take place wednesday,
nne : at high noon. in the Primitive Bap-
fist Church, North Fork Va.
Mrs. Talmage gave a breakfast yesterday
L lac. hLAI.