Evening star., 1905-10-02

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will be at home for the winter.
Mrs. william Levy of Tallahassee, Fla,
| Is the guest of her brother, William Blum
OF 213 nth street southeast. Mrs Levy
was formerly Miss Sara Blum.
There was a happy gathering of rela-
| tives and friends of Capt. Edward L. Cogan
and Mrs. Katherine Burke Cogan last even
| ing in their cosy home, COB Sd street
northeast, to attend the christening party
| In honor of Capt. Cogan's fourth child,
Anthony O'Donnell Cogan. BY the cour-
| tesy of Rev. Father Fealy. assistant rector
| OF st. Joseph's Catholic Church. the Rev.
| Father James Stinson, pastor of st, Phil
omena's Church. Omaha, Neh., offciated at
| the ceremonies las: evening. The reverend
| gentleman had special permission to so
officiate from the bishop of the diocese OF
Omaha, he having been a chum of Capt.
! Cogan In their college days at the College
| of the Immaculate Conception, Sligo, Ire
| land.
| Capt. Cogan is inspector of the District
of Columbia Department, United Spanish
| War Veterans and is popular among his
| soldier associates.
| At the conclusion of the ceremony a boun-
| tiful christening supper was served. Those
| present included a number of relatives
| from Omaha, Boston. Buffalo, Jersey City
and Philadelphia, among whom were Mr..
and Mrs William ]. Corliss, recently mar
ried and now on their honeymoon; Miss
Addie Burke, Mr. William Harrison. Mr..
Capt. and Mrs Henry Donnelly, Col and
Mrs. Eugene Duffy, Major and Mrs. Alloy
| sius Burke and trof Stinson.
The sponsors We're the baby,s uncle and
aunt Mr.. John T. Cogan of Philadelphia,
and Elizabeth M. Burke of Jersey City.
| Miss Katherine Andrews and Miss Mabel
Brown have just returned from an extend
| ed trip to Alexandria, Egypt.
| Invitations have been issued for the we'd
| ding of Miss Estelle Warwick to Mr.. George
| A. Browne, October 49, at the German
| Lutheran Church, Wisconsin avenue and
Volta place, Georgetown.
| pleasant musical and banquet was
given Saturday night by the Ladies' Satur-
| day Night Literary Club in honor of its
| former president, Mrs. Edward T. PEBBLE
| ton, who is in the city on short visit
| The musical portion of the reception was
rendered by Mr.. N. Floyd Featherston as
sisted by Miss Laura I. Dare, with songs
music on bells and plano solos; Miss Corne
A. Tarland and Mr.. Eugene O. Acree, in So
prano and baritone solos, respectively. The
refreshments were handsomely served.
Mrs. Mary A. Hendley has returned to 300
A street southeast, having spent four
| months on the coast of Massa chusetts
Rhode Islands and in the White mountains
The Misses Rehecca and Lena c. Stein will
| be at home Wednesdays during October
| Mrs. Ida Cady GrounseI of New Haven
| Conn, is on a visit to her parents, Mr.. and
! Mrs. Henry A. Cady of Chestnut avenue
| Takoma Park, D. c.
Mr.. Willard Follmer of Chicago is visiting
| his relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Follmer OF
| Carroll avenue, Takoma Park, d. C.
| Lieut.. and Mrs John w. Wright are visit
| ing Lieut.. Wrghts parents, Gen and Mrs.
Mar ticht Of ttonf,s =
| coran street.
The engagement has been announced of
Mrs. Lille Fraley McIntire May, only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. McIntire,
to Mr.. Howard Vernon Mills, grandson of
William Howard Mills, late mayor of Ban
gor, Me.
Miss Ethel Sherwood at her residence 1895
| 9Th street, Friday evening last, in honor of
| her fifteenth birthday. Games. musical and
vocal selections and dancing were INDUCED
| In, after which the guests repaired to the
| dining room to partake of a bountiful re-
| past. Each member was presented with a
souvenir of the occasion. Among those
present were the Misses Nina Sharswood
| Carlyn Seigel, Bertha Sharswood, Irene
Harris, Mary Sherwood, Leila Wood, Clara
Sherwood, Rosie Clark, Ethel Sherwood, and
Messrs. James Garvey, Wayne At Lee, Earle
Warren, Jack Fenton, Perry Bruce Gran
dali, Wilfred Dumont, Gray Dawson and j.
Perry Corbett.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Ethel D.. Horstmann of this city to Mr.. Sid
ney Small of Toronto, Canada, and the we'd
ding will take place in this city. Miss Horst
mann and her brother-in-law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Bolt, have recently returned from
tour of the world.
Mrs. Platt and her daughter, Miss Snow.
whose engagement to Mr.. Carmody was an
nounced Saturday, are going abroad for a
| short trip. The wedding will take place in
New York upon their return. Senator and
Mrs. Platt have taken apartment at
Stoneleigh Court for the coming winter.
Secretary and Mrs. Metcalf have taken
possession of the house 2009 street, which
they leased last spring.
Bishop and Mrs. Mackay Smith and their
daughters are on their way home from Eu-
rope.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Poor and Mr.. and
Mrs E. A. Mitchell have left Narragansett
Pier for this city. Mr.. and Mrs. John
O'DonE ell will keep their place open until
Thursday.
Mr. Julian A. Ripley, whose marriage
with Miss Helen Bell will take place here
! on the 1Sth will give his farewell bachelor
dinner next Saturday in New York, when
the men of the bridal party will be his
guests.
The German Ambassador and Baroness
Speck Won Sternberg sail tomorrow from
Bremen for this country.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman and
Mr.. R. NJ. Kaufman have returned from
their vacation and are at "Airl;e," their
country home
Miss Marjorie Keefe of this city, whose
marriage to Mr.. Morgan Royce will shortly
take place, was the guest at a delightful
luncheon last Saturday afternoon. given
in her honor by Miss Florence Taylor, who
is to be one of the bridesmaids. The party
consisted of Miss Keefe and her brides
maids, Misses Grace Alden, Maude Allison,
Louise Metcalf of this city; and Miss Mado-
line Jones of Baltimore, and was given at
the summer home of Miss Taylor, Sudbrook
Park, near Baltimore.
Lieut.. Gen. and Mrs Chaffee. who are in
London, are being greatly entertained.
Their hosts at dinner and theater party
last Thursday were the American Consul
General and Mrs. Wynne.