Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-22

Richmond where they will make their ~
ture home
Mrs. Howard Malcolm Kutehin and Mrs.
E. s. Kimbail win be at home Friday at
the Edward. $40 18th street.
The Misses Cassel, daughters of Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Cassel OF Pennsylvania,
entertained at luncheon this afternoon at
the shoreham. The guests were Mrs. r. A.
Coroin, Miss Calyo. the Misses Bourke, Miss
Peri Anderson. Miss Yerkes, Miss THli3-
ferro Miss Rixey the Misses Deemer, Mrs.
Long, Miss Graham. the Misses Lambert,
Miss Hume, Miss Mack. Miss Heefner, Miss
Lilley.
Mrs. George Marsh and the Misses era
ham will be al home after PM tomorrow.
Mrs. b. Held of 6e7 / street has as her
guest her sister Miss Emma Schwab OF
New York city. and viii be at home this
evening from to 10
Miss Lucy Loefier. daughter of Nal
Charles Loeffier. Of 1852 p street north
west, gave euchre party last evening, Mr.
G. Loeftier won the first prize and Mr.
Frank Loeftier the bpoby prize on the men 5
side. Miss NJ. Helpf won the first prize
and Miss Carrie Speier the BOBBY prize fof
the ladies' After cards a dainty luncheon
was served. The following guests were
present: Maj. and Mrs Charles Loeiiier
Mr.. and Mrs. FRANK Loeff'er, Mr.. and Mrs
Carl Loefffer, Mr. and Mrs. J. l., Tucker
NJ . ANNA ETChildiuI, MISS X. tteEIlOU. Mary
Helpp Jane Ethlidge, Mr.. ID Engel. Mr.
Charles Loud, Mr. w. Ross. Mr.. G. Fair
banks OF Washington, Mr. G. Loeftler, Mas
ter Frank Loeffier of Washington and
Miss speier Of Philadelphia. Pa
Prof. and Mrs Newcomb are having a
visit from their daughter Mrs. @. u. Whit
ney.
Miss Jessie b Bartlett. daughter of VIII
liam w. and Anna E Bartlett of AnaCOstia.
was married to Mr.. f. G. Leapley, jr.. Feb
ruary 81. by Rev. Father Martin p Egan
Of St Theresa's Church.
Last evening at o'clock a quiet we'd
ding was celebrated at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. H. A. Streitberger. when their
daughter. Berthaa l.. was married to Will
, liam Brodt, jr. Only immediate relatives
were present. Rev. Paul MenzeI, pastor of
Concordia Lutheran Church performed the
ceremony
Mr. and Mrs Robert Gimour Amies OF
| 1897 Columbia road have cards out for a
reception tomorrow from \ to II. The as
sistants will be Mrs Frank Emery, Mrs.
Louis Pendleton Darrell. Mrs. l.. hengla.
Miss Davis, Miss Miller and Miss Latimer.
Mrs J. H. Cavanaugh and Miss Cava-
naugh will be at home tomorrow, from 3
to 6.
A wedding of interest to Anacosta peo-
pie performed in Alexandria. Va. yes
terday morning, when Mtss Catharine Lohr,
eldest daughter of Mr.. Charles G. Iohr of
Anacostia. and Mr. AIonzo G. Hudson Of
Northumberland county Va, were quietly
married They were accompanied on their
visit to Alexandria by Miss Nellie Lohr,
sister of the bride. and Mr.. Addison Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson left on a trip to Bal
timore and other eastern cities They VIII
return to make their home at - Washing
ton street, AnacOSt!a.
The marriage of Miss May B. Baldwin
and Mr.. Percy b Roach took place last
evening at o'clock in the Emmanuel Prot
estant Episcopal Church. on Washington
street. Anacostia. which contained a gath
ering of large proportions VIXEN the hour
of the ceremony arrived. Rev. Willard @.
Davenport, he rector, performed the service,
in which the vested choir of Emmanuel
Churh participated. leading the bri-al pro-
cession to the place of ceremony. The ush-
ers were Mr. Richard Thomas. Mr.. Frank
Blaine and Mr.. G.. w. Kennedy. unCles of
the bride. Miss Florence Baldwin, the
brides sister was the maid OF honor. The
little Misses Thelma Kennedy and Pauline
Staley acted as flower girls. The bride
was becomingly attired in white. with veil,
and carried bride roses. Following the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Roach went to the
residence of the brides mother, Mrs. Annie
Baldwin, Ala Jackson street, Anacostia.
where q reception was held for members
of the families. Mr.. and Mrs. Roach viii
reside in Anacostia.
Mrs Donald Mclean Is at the New VIII
tdTQ. having feluIIeo i4eiS nom lIti u ~
south to attend the patriotic celebrations
of the day and the functions to be given
for Continental Hall by the various local
chapters, D. A. r.
Mrs Charles H. Bates will not be at home
tomorrow.
Mrs. It. Dewitt Talmage and her daugh-
ter, Miss Rebekah Collier, left today Tor
Philadelphia and New York. and will sail
on Saturday, on the steamer Copttc Tor
lna t-~iTr Iyh
ittng Egypt, and prominent places in the
orient. Returning they viii visit CONSTANT
nople and Rome, and reach home late In
the autumn
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Spater of Detroit.
Mich, have announced the engagement OF
their daughter, Miss Estelle Morris Spater,
to Mr. Sol Monroe Cohen, formerly of this
city.
The ladies of Martha Washington Semi
nary will be the hostesses at dance this
evening to which the invitations have all
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