Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-30

| lily. The only attendants will be the sis
| ter of the bride Mrs. Garrett B. Kip. and
Mr.. Frederick Townsend Martin. the
groomsman's brother The wedding will be
attended by many people from New York.
who viii go to Tivoli on a special train.
Mr.. Martin and his bride will pass the sum-
mer in Europe, and will visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Bradley Martin in Scotland.
The date of the wedding of Miss Caroline
Frye Briggs, granddaughter of Senator
Frye of Maine. and Carrot A. Hobart son
of the late Vice President Hobart, has been
set for June at the home of the bride.
Lewiston, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont will enter
tain during the racing season at Belmont
Park at their country place at Hampstead,
L. l., where they will go next Monday.
Mrs. George w. Childs, who has been
spending the winter In Pasadena, Cal, will
j arrive in Philadelphia this week. She will
be accompanied by Lieut.. and Mrs. J. ].
Hunker.
Major Gen. and Mrs. G. l.. Gillespie, who
spent the winter abroad. are now In Paris.
a number of her little friends Sunday aft
ernoon In honor of her fourteenth birth
day. During the course of the afternoon
the children played games, which afforded
music was rendered during the evening.
Later the children marched to the dining
room, where prettily set and attractive
~ decorated table awaited them. Among
those present were the Misses Beatrice
Deeds, Marjorie Durham, Glenda Hornung,
Alice Lucas. Marjorie Lucas, Nora Muir
ray, Marjorie Murray and Genevieve Sui
Ivan, and Messrs. Bernard Bryan, Bernard
Brosnan Frank Cahil, Walter Costello,
James Miller, Thomas McDermott, Johnnie
Murray and Johnnie Sullivan.
Mrs Frank Mathews, and daughter Ruth
of Buffalo, \. Y, are visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. L. B. Clark of is 18th street south
east.
Mrs. NJ. E. Smith. who. was visiting her
sister Mrs w H. Arnold. 1927 B street
southeast, left today for New York
The seminoles have issued invitations
for their May ball Wednesday evening at
Natioanl Rifles Armory.
One of the prettiest dances of the sea-
son took place Friday at Tea Cup Inn by
a merry company of 100 young men ana
women, who came as guests OF the I'm On
Psi Fraternity society formerly connect
ed with Washington College, and consist
ing of the following: Mrs Nelly Myers
Winchester, Misses Mabel Linton, Alice
Tierney, NIilla Cunningham Anna Mae
O'Tooe Marguerite OToole, We're Cory,
Marc SVEN Edwina Cory Alice Johnson,
Fanny Lipscomb. The company was chap
eroned by Mesdames Elgelsy, Camp, Myers
and Rosenberger. The rooms were beauti-
fully adorned with clusters of American
beauty roses and spring flowers.
Mrs. Kate Gamble of Moorefeld W. Va,
is visiting her sister Mrs Alice II. john
son of 1919 Kenesaw avenue.
The chairman of the executive committee
of the Southern Relief Society, Mrs. Ros-
ain II. Bocock, has arranged for an In
formal dance to be given at the new hall
of the Confederate Veterans In the Mary
land building, 1412 H street northwest,
Tuesday evening May 8, for the benefit
of the relief fund of this society, which
provides for a number of worthy pension
ers in the District OF Columbia.
card party was given last Friday even
ing in ST. Johns Hall, Forest Glen. Nd,
for the benefit of ST Johns Gathohc
Church The prize winners We're DR.. and
Mrs. Burch of Washington, Miss Edna
Hardy, Miss Carrie Miller and Mrs. Will
liam A. Pierce. Dancing followed the card
playing. The arrangements We're In charge
of Rev. Father Rosensteel, pastor of st.
Johns: Mrs. Mason Clark and Miss Josie
Mellmore.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Howard Chiffon of
Union City Conn. were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs Howard Fisk. 625 * street, over
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs Chiffon are aunt and
uncle of Mr.. Howard Fisk ana Mr. Harry
c. Fisk. and visited Washington for the
first time in fourteen years. Mr.. Chiffon
returned to Philadelphia today. but his wife
viii remain for several days.
A brilliant naval wedding took place at
Annapolis. Md. Saturday evening at 730
o clock The bride was Miss Clarice Brooke,
daughter of Mr. Samuel Brooke of Murray
HILL fashionable suburb of Annapolis, and
the groom Assistant Naval Constructor
Isaac Irving Yates, United States navy. of
Schenectady. n. Y, now stationed at Bos-
ton, Mass. The best man was Assistant
& r
United States navy. The ushers were
Paymaster r. e. Goodhue. United States
navy: DR.. M. H: Ames, United States
navy: Assistant Naval Constructor +.
D. Hail. United States navy; Ensign W.
w. Smith. Mr.. ]. T. Burwell and Mr.. Samuel
Brooke, jr.. the brides brother. The maid
of honor was Miss Ruth Bryant of Alexan-
dria, Va. The bridesmaids were Miss Char
lotte and Miss Laura Steele nieces of the
bride; Miss Elgie Perkins of Lyme. Conn;
Miss Gertrude Carrie of New York, Miss
Marguerite Ames daughter of Medical Dr.
rector Ames Of the Naval Academy and
Miss Frances Terry daughter of Prof N
M. Terry. The brides gown was white mes
saline silk. trimmed with point lace and
pearls. She wore tulle veil and carried
bride roses and lilies of the valley. The maid
of honor wore embroidered batiste yelled
with pink chiffon. and carried pink sweet
peas The bridesmaids wore white batiste
gowns and carried pink sweet peas After
the ceremony a reception was held for the
bridal party at the home of the brides pa
IeutS. NAVAL constructor and Mrs Yates
left on a special train in the evening for
Boston. Mass. where they will reside. Some
OF those present from Washington were
Miss Charlotte Stevens. Miss Annie Clayton.
Miss Frances Brooke and Mr.. Upton Brooke
from Prince George.
A pleasant evening was spent at the resi-
dence of Mr. II. w. Barron GIG 9th street
southwest, Thursday evening. April 20, in
honor of Mrs. t. A. Wade and daughter of
Toledo. Ohio. Those present were Mrs. r.
A Wade. Mr.. and Mrs. John f. White
more, Mr.. and Mrs Barron Franklin. Mr..
and Mrs. James 8. Franklin, Miss Ethel
Mattingly, Miss Pauline. Guilford. Miss
Nellie Barron, Miss Gertrude Barron. Miss
Dorothy Franklin. Miss Louise Barron.
Miss Florence Popkin and the Messrs. H.
II. Guilford. J. NJ. Hassett Frank Good
all, Harry c. Barron, w. Barron. Leo Bar
ron and II. w. Barron.
The annual exercises of Presentation day
at Kendall Green will take place Wednes-
day next at O'Clock. President Gallaudet
and his daughters have issued no invita-
lions for reception. but will receive their
friends Informally after the public exer-
cses.