Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-24

/ Miss Bessie plumber of Buffalo, N. r. and
Miss Donovan of Fort Thomas were brides
maids. and Lieutenant Waterman. 4ta In
fantrv. was best man. The ushers were
| Lieutenant Kelley and Lieutenant ScotT.
both of the 4th Infantry. A reception. at
| tended by only the most intimate friends
of the family. followed at the residences. OF
Major and Mrs. Tillson.
| Mrs. Matthew s. Quay and Miss Quay
reached New York last Tuesday on the
| Kaiser Wilhelna II from stay of some
| length abroad. After brief visits to friends
Mrs. Quay and her daughter will occupy
| Richard Robert Quay's Sewickiey Heights
tPa.) home during the summer.
| Representative and Mrs. John C. Clancy
have issued invitations for the marriage OF
| their daughter, Zoe Ethel. and Mr.. Lee
Fenton Bays The ceremony will occur
the evening Of June q at o'clock In the
Methodist Episcopal Church OF sullivan.
| Ind. the home OF Representative and Mrs
! CLANCY Mr.. Bays is the son of John
| s. Bays of Sullivan, and Is his fathers
| law partner. Miss CLANCY resided at the
| Ebbitt House last winter with her par
| ents. spending a busy social season she
| is a graduate from ST. .Mary,s of the
Woods and continued her study of art here
| at the immaculate.
| The washingtonians held their regular
| meeting at the club rooms Monday evening.
when final arrangements were made for a
bus party to Great Falls. Mr.. George 2.
| F. Chase was admitted to membership IN
the club. After the business session games
| and dancing were INDUCED in until late
| hour. Those present were Misses E. Apple
| land, L. Helbig and M. Glddings. Messrs.
| Chase. Pitt, Helbig. Harvey. Leaman and
| Bricker.
"Bunt," the new game OF indoor base
| ball, was the fascinating diversion provided
| by Mr.. A. H. Ffler for some lady and gen
apartment in the Columbia Thursday night.
After a nine-inning game a pennant was
awarded the winning team.
Mrs. Richardson Clover. accompanied by
her two daughters, the Misses Dora and
Beatrice Clover, has returned to her coun-
try place near Napa, after few days visit
to her cousins, Mrs. C. P Nicholson and
Miss Ruth Miller, in Sausalito, Cal
Mrs. Phoebe A. Hearst, who has been in
Joseph Marshall Flint has taken an apart
| ment in Paris and will make her home there
for the next two years.
Mrs. Kean and Miss Kean, mother and
sister of Senator. Kean of New Jersey, have
gone to Lenox and opened the Smith cot
tage, which they have taken for the sum-
mer.
Miss Dora Garner of Newport News will
be the guest of Miss Florence Gusdorf.
Mr.. and Mrs clarence c. Carly nave
cards out for the marriage of their daugh-
ter. Mrs. Margaret A. Best, to Mr.. J.
Harry Jones, Wednesday afternoon, June
q, 1906 at 1 o'clock ST. Paufs Lutheran
Church. Washington, D. C. At home after
August 1, 1217 New Jersey avenue north
west.
Miss Julia A. shaffer of e1s sth street
northwest. formerly of Laurel, Md, was
hostess at the anniversary of her sixteenth
birthday, Friday, June %. She received
many pretty presents, among them being
several pieces of jewelry The guests were
amused by numerous games and songs by
Miss Mary Martin. The donkey game was
won by Miss Gussie D. Bond Laurel Md,
and the BOBBY by Mr.. J. Edwin Giles OF
Washington. D. c., after which the happy
couples adjourned to the dining room.
where the table was decorated with palms
and flowers. and laden with sweetmeats.
Mrs. J. A Cup, Mrs. J. c. Laferve, Mrs.
E. c. Heinig and Mrs. A. C. Shaffer We're
chaperons for the young people. Among
those present were Misses Elizabeth G.
Culp, Leah ]. Martin, Mary Martin, Lore
to West, Mary Truman, Joanna Vogt,
Beatrice Phillips, Florence Marks. Viola E.
c. Danneford. Lorna Hubbard, Miss Gussie
Band of Laurel, Md. Messrs. Reuben R
Duffie, Edwin Giles. Harold K. Truman w.
Eddie Truman, James McCauley Bernard
Higgins, Edelin, Owens. Elwoed Berkeley,
Albert Hutchinson, Taylor Morales, Mar
tin Mauger
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ Rowe have is
sued cards for the marriage of their daugh-
ter Helen Elizabeth and Mr.. Adolph Alex
ander Thomas, Wednesday, June 81, at Z: 80
o'clock. First Congregational Church, this
city. The couple Will be at home after
August l at 2215 LIST street.
A large reception was rendered Miss
Marie Baker Friday evening, June o. at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Baker, in honor of her graduation on that
a Inn ri ~ rnncapfiny, hn@d
envy. The house was beautifully deco
rated with many flowers and the alumnae
colors. After many games the party, num-
bering about fifty, assembled in the dining
room, where a bountiful repast was served,
followed by dancing until late hour.
A birthday party was given at the sum-
ner residence of Mr.. and Mrs. John Lynn
at Riverdale Nd, in honor OF their sister
Miss Mae Draeger. The dining room ard
parlors were beautifully decorated with
and lawns were brilliantly Illuminated with
Japanese lanterns Progressive games
were INDUCED In until late hour, when
the merry party repaired to the dining
room. where bountiful repast was served. |
Among those present were the Misses Mae
Draeger, Tillie Rittershoper, Emily Ritter
SHOPPER. Anita French, Rose French and
Mae White, Messrs. Julius Parsons, George
Rowzee. Dibble Walters, Robert Cum
mings and Edward Hurley.
New Carroll Hail. 024 G street north
west was the scene last Tuesday evening
juno 10. Of a delightful reception and
dance given by the members Of the Alum
nae and Library Association of St. Patrick's
Academy in honor of the the graduates of
that institution-Miss Lille Marie Miller |
and Miss Clara Mae Reichenbach. class o.
This was the highest honor conferred on
any graduates from the academy since the |
opening Of the buildings. The popu-
larty of these young ladies was mani |
tested this occasion, as well as at the |
exercises in the morning, they being the re-
cipients of many floral tributes and USE