Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-24

at Santiago. Chile. Two years ago lie was
transferred to Caracas. and is now here on
leave of absence. Mrs. Hutchinson is
English born and a charming woman.
Mr. and Mrs Schneider. of 1897 Columbia
road, left this afternoon for a short trip
to Atlantic City n. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Coombs announce the
marriage of their daughter Beuiah 10 Mr..
Thomas Greenwood, formerly of Birming-
ham, Ala. hut now Of this city The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Father Nc
Guigan. of st. Patricks Catholic Church,
at the brides home; and owing 20 Illness
In the family was quiet. Mr.. and Mrs.
Greenwood will be at home to their friends
after March 23 at their home, 18th and
Laurence streets, Brcokland D. c.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Bennett. of Vienna.
Va, entertained the members and friends
of the Maine Euchre and Pleasure Club at
a farewell euchre given at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kelly, II II street
northwest, on Monday. March 10. The sue
cessful contestants for prizes were Mr.. c.
Ross and Miss Irene Brown, first: Mr.. T. D.
Bennett and Mrs. Armstrong. second; Mr..
Spang and Mrs. Vanderschaaf, consolation.
After the game the guests were ushered to
the spacious dining room, which was hand
somely decorated in green to partake of
bountiful repast Singing and dancing
was kept up until "a late hour in the club
room, which was deliberately decorated.
The Maine Euchre and Pleasure Club
held its regular meeting at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs George Hill, 800 street
northeast, Wednesday, March q. After
the euchre prizes were given to Mr.. C. Ross
and Miss May Kelly, first; Mr.. A. d. Ben
nett and Mrs. NJ. Murphy, second and
Miss Alice, the consolation, refreshments
were served. Those present We're Mr. and
Mrs. George Hill. Mr. and Mrs. A. d. Ben
nett, Mrs. Joe Kelly, Mrs. Bennett, Mrs.
s. Kramer. Mrs. NJ. Armstrong. Mrs. M.
Murphy, Miss Irene Brown, Miss Bessie
Bishop, Miss May Kelly, Miss A. Kramer,
A. A. Bishop Mr.. C. Ross, George Ourand,
Mr.. T. E. Bennett. Mr.. T. Kramer and Mr..
II. King The club adjourned to meet at
it's club room, 81 II street northwest. We'd
nesday, April 4.
Mrs. George Albert Owings of Baltimore
and Mr.. William Allen Owings are spend
ing the weeks end here
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Goerlitz entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Evans Greene at
luncheon today at the New Willard.
Miss Grace Allen, daughter of Gen. and
Mrs. Charles ]. Alien left for New York
Tuesday to visit friends there for week.
and will then go to Summit, y. j., to stay
with Mrs. Clifford Woodruff She will be
home for Easter. bringing her brother and
a friend with her.
Mrs James F. Barbour spent tile present
week in Philadelphia to be with her young
daughter Marguerite, who is in school near
that city and who has not been well lately.
She returned to her home here today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T. Eaton announce
the marriage Of their son. Henry Eaton,
and Miss Anna Bonneville of st. Louis. the
Rev. Mr.. Keuhn officiating.
Mr.. A. Levy gave a dinnter last evening
in honor of his birthday. Covers were laid
for fourteen. eight of his most intimate
friends from here. and the six others came
on from New York to attend the celebra-
ton. The table was decorated in red. The
candelabra had red candles, the electric
was beautiful. After cigars were handed
around speeches of felicitation were made
by all the guests. During the dinner music
was given by a string orchestra.
At party given at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. H. s. Ryan to celebrate the sxty-first
birthday of Mrs. Ryan, the family and
few of the most intimate friends made
merry over supper very prettily served by
the daughters of the couple. Among the
out-of-town guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
w. Boyce. Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Ryan,
Masters Earl and Ralph Ryan, Mrs. Raimey.
Mrs. William Allen. and Miss Lueiei Allen,
Mr.. and Miss Peters. Mrs. James Boyce,
Mrs. James Campbell and Mr.. and Mrs. Jul
Illus Reiners OF Mt Rainier, Nd. and Messrs.
H. I. Beach. Walter Beach, Barbour Beach
and Miss Irene Apgar of Alexandra, Va:
Misses A. ". Ryan. E. Ryan. NJ. A. Grang-
err. Messrs. Robert H. Ryan, ]. Franklin
Granger. William Reese Edelin, IT.. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roger Mullen. Master William E. Null
len and Mrs. Booth of this city, Mrs,
Ryan received many beautiful gifts. and
quite an enjoyable time was spent. Musical
selections were given by Miss Granger and
Messrs. John and Robert Ryan, Raimey and
Reiners.
The third dance Of the season was given
by the Corinth8n Yacht Club at Mrs.
Drer.s last evening and was well attended