Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-25

silk flags. Softly shaded lights mace d
pleasing picture Following the luncheon
a spirited game of euchre was played,
pretty prizes being given the winners, VITO
were Mrs Towers, Mrs. Dare and Mrs
Ridenour. Those present were Mrs. VIII
lam Bailey Mrs William kfmmel, Mrs.
Lewis Dare, Mrs. George May, Mrs. Mark
Towers, Mrs. Walter Ridenour, Mrs. A
Bailey. Mrs B. Tenby, Ms. II. Barret, Miss
Ray Kimmel.
The annual dance of Company Central
of the High School Cadets took place on
Friday evening. The officers present and
their partners were Capt. Barrlnger OF
Company I and Miss Cobb. Lieut.. GuhlIan
of Company / and Miss Willard. Lieut., Col
Schneider and Miss Russell. Maj. Grhl2n
and Miss Griffith, Capt Cayior and MISS
Richardson, Capt. Young and Miss True.
Capt Law and Miss Hines. Lieut.. Levi and
Miss Hyatt Lieut. Pain and Mss Bracket
and Lieut. Herndon and Mss Farrar
4 number of the members and friends OF
St Rarnabas Episcopal Mission. Langdon,
celebrated George Washingtons birthday
at the picturesque suburban home of Mr..
w b. Pain, Pine Coose, I-ahgeoh
Heights Thursday evening last. Amuse-
ments of different kinds were provided. and
refreshments commemorative of the day
were abundantly served. Among those IN
attendance We're Rev. Nelson Fans, MI
and Mrs W. B. Pain Mr.. and Mrs. F, >.
HAYES Mr. and Mrs George D. Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs Haas Mrs Hitz, Mrs. Loor
Mrs Kitchen Misses Debbie Grimes, SUSIE
Harvey, Mona Roberts. a. Adams, NelHe
Featherstone, Mamie Mitchell. Eta Page
]. Miller, H. Haas Dorothy Featherstone
Joe Mitchell. Miss Poole. and Messrs. D. J.
Roberts, John Bond, Herbert Featherstone'
Paul Haas and Robert Featherstone.
one of the prettlest receptions of last
week was the one given by DR.. and Mrs,
Alfred w. Balch Tuesday. Mrs. Batch VINO
is a handsome brunette, was most attrac-
tive in a gown of mauve panne velvet en-
broidered in pearls, the canoes she Wore be
ing a wedding gift from her mother ana
heirlooms of the family.
The host and hostess were assisted by the
Misses Manning Miss Hughes, Miss Brown
of Baltimore, Mrs. Charles Orme presiding
at the punch table. Among other guests oil
prominence was the faculty of the United
States Naval Medical School. of which DR..
Balch Is member. The marriage OF Dr-
and Mrs. Balch, which was full-dress-unl-
form affair took place a st. John EplS-
copal Church on February I. The couple
received many valuable gifts, which the
guests were invited to view
February % the home of Mr. and Mrs. ].
G. Burnley 1903 4th street northwest, was
the scene of merry gathering of young
folks the occasion being the fourth BIRTH
day anniversary of their son Lloyd. The
children enjoyed themselves with games,
songs and other amusements, after which
refreshments were served. Among those
present were Misses Ella Hilderbrand,
Grace Bowles Eva Bowles. Marie Tippett,
Florence and Louise Hatelhngef' Elsa
FowIe Virginia Poole. Ethel Nicholson and
Masters Walter Fowle, Julius Nicholson
and Lloyd Burnley.
Mrs Melville NJ. Moftitt will be at home
Mondays, the Goth and March .. Mrs. Fan
ME p. Watkins of Springfield, Ohio Is Mrs.
Mofitts guest.
Mrs Louise Donehon of Capitol Hill has
gone to New York for a few days.
Miss Frances Mclean of Portsmouth, Va,
is visiting Mrs. w. Oliver Murray of Capitol
Hill.
Mrs Arthur Cranston, 1903 Rhode Island
avenue. will be at home to her friends on
the second and fourth Tuesdays in March,
from to g.
The many friends of the Rev DR.. Simon
will be glad to learn of his recovery from
a recent attack of grip and that he is able
to be out again.
Miss Mabel Kaufman of New York city
is in town for a few days staying with her
cousin, Miss Juanita Kaufman of Rhode
Island avenue.
The social afternoons given by the Ladies
Auxiliary of the Washington Hebrew Con-
grega ton prove to be most enjoyable af-
coming Monday afternoon the affair will
be given at the Saengerbund Hall a the
usual hour, o'clock instead of the Mer-
camille Club, which is making preparations
to move in it's new quarters.
Mrs. William E. Dinenderfer will receive
Monday at her home, 1886 Columbia road.
At Milerstown, Pa, on February 81, Miss
Anna Bell WingeTt was married to Mr..
Hoyt Lacey Johnston of the United States
geological survey. The ceremony was per-
formed at the Methodist Episcopal Church,
Millerstown, Rev. c. V. HartzeIl, officiating
Mrs. c. II. Snyder of Philadelphia, sister
of the bride was matron of honor Mr..
Rudolph Wlegert acted as best man. The
bridesmaids were Miss Sue Shafter of Lock
Haven, Pa; Miss Jessie Wingert, sister of
the bride; Miss Lacey Johnston sister of
the groom, and Miss Elva Slker of Harris
burg, Pa. The ushers We're: Mr.. Dean
Caldwell of Seattle Wash. Mr. Charles
Ensminger Of Harrisburg, Pa; Mr. Roland
Harrison of Washington, d. c., and Mr..
Charles Snyder of Philadelphia. Miss Eva
Wingert sister of the bride. rendered the
wedding march from 'Lohengrin." and
Miss Mae Long of Newport, Pa. sang the
words. After Il reception at the bride $
home the couple left on an extended trip
north. Upon their return to Washington,
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston will reside at the
Windsor apartment Mr.. Johnston is en-
plOyed in the United States geological sur
vey and met his bride while stationed at
MillerstOwn.
Mrs. and Miss Peters have arrived in
Manila, p l. Commander Peters Is attach
ed to the Cavite naval station at present
and IT is expected that he win soon relieve
Capt. Milton in command of that station
Mrs. and Miss Peters contemplate spend
ing the spring in Japan.
Mrs. Maurice Humphreys Joyce and the
Misses Boyd of H street VIII be at home
tomorrow.
Mrs. Slime, wife of Representative Thetus
W. Sims of Tennessee will receive Tues
day, the 9th, from to 6. at her home. I4lO
Massachusetts avenue, assisted by Mrs
Shackleford of Missouri Mrs Spight of
Mississippi, Miss Latimer, Miss CLANCY
Miss Lilley and Miss Elizabeth Sims
>, Mr. and Mrs. Creed NJ. Fulton gave a
dinner at their beautiful suburban home
on the Conduit road Friday evening
Those present were DR.. ]. s. Hutchinson
presiding elder of the Washington dis,
trict. Methodist Episcopal Church South.
DR.. Frank L. Day of the faculty of the
George Washington University: Rev
c. Hawk, pastor Of Marvin Church; Rev.
w. II. Ballengee, pastor of the West
Washington Methodist Episcopal Church
South. and Mrs. BaIIengee Rev. D. T.,
Biakemore, pastor of Epworth Church:
Mrs. Quick Mr.. Ford and Mr. Elliott.