Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-03
she expects to remain here

several weeks.
Miss Blossom Reed, who has been spend
ing the winter at the Cairo, has left the
city to join her mother in the Blue Ridge
mountains.
Admiral and Mira. Mortimer johnson OF
Boston. Mass. are spending few weeks
at the Cairo.
Mrs. Charles Myers of Jacksonville Is the
guest of her daughter. at the Cairo. Mrs
William Cato gave q tea in honor of Mrs
Myers on Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Robert Rifles of Jacksonville, Fla.
who came to Washington to attend the
Chevy Chase School. win remain In the city
for a few weeks at the Cairo.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Butterd1eld, who have
been spending the winter with their son.
Mr.. George Butterfield, 1921 T street north
west. have returned to their homes IN
Maine.
Mrs William r. Emerson OF the Cumber-
land entertained Informally at luncheon
Friday In honor of Mrs. Frank L. Stanton
A. Ollie, 1908 18th street northwest Mrs
Stanton very charmingly rectted several OF
her husbands poems. Among the guests
were Mr.. Fred A. Ollie. Mrs. Jay F. BAN
croft, Mrs. Joseph William Pitcher and
Ars George B. Mcclellan.
The Belgian minister and Baroness Mon
cheur will leave today, going direct to
swiftmore. Pride's Crossing. Mass. the
country estate of Mr.. and Mrs Clarence
Moore, where they will make short visit.
Thence they will go to Hamilton, Mass,
where they have leased place for the
summer months.
Col. and Mrs. Robert I. Fleming, with
their daughter, Miss India Bell Fleming.
and their son, Robert Fleming, will sail
June 16 for Europe, and will make leis-
urely tour of the continent. Miss Fleming,
who graduated last week with high honors
from Mrs. Somers' school. will make her
debut the coming winter.
The Washingtonians' regular meeting was
held in the club rooms, II Il street north
east, Monday, May %. Mr.. Charles J.
Pitt and Mr. Harold Helbig were admit
ted to membership. The rest of the even
clubs annual outing dance May "a was
well attended The club spent last Sunday
at Chesapeake Beach.
Worcester, Mass, who are visiting Miss
Westhorp for few days. will leave Mon
day for Rockford, H.. to spend the rest
of Mr.. Adams vacation with. his married
daughter.
Miss Gertrude Strouse of Pittsburg is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Oscar Baum, anu VIII
be at home Tuesday evening at 2lOS Flag
Ter place northwest. between 1st and I'd,
and w streets.
DR.. and Mrs. Rosenberg of Bedford, N
Y, have returned to their home after
pleasant visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Katzenstein of Brightwood, D. c.
Mr.. Gus Eichbere left the city to spend
some time with relatives in Cincinnati,
Ohio.
DIR. Dwight Dickson, U. S. N, returned
to the city Saturday from several weeks
stay in Oakland, CAL
Mr.. and Mrs Frank H. Pelouze have is
sued invita- tons to the marriage OF their
niece Margaret Stanley Davis. and Mr
| Joseph Stearns Cole, at Calvary Baptist
Church Wednesday evening, June 9. at
| pm.
The marriage of Mr. Henry Latane Lewis
of this city and Miss Mary Key Dodge,
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Heath Dodge,
will take place June 10 at Heathcote. Be
thesda, Md. 1t will be very quiet event
Miss Lottie Magee left Washington Satur-
day to attend her class reunion at the
Woman's College of Baltimore.
Mrs. Charles Maxwell of 1912 21st street
northwest is visiting Mrs ]. D. Whyte, in
Philadelphia. Pa.
Mrs. Madison Ballinger will entertain the
regents of the District chapters, d. A. R.,
at luncheon Tuesday After lunch they
study of Ancient City History" If 1t
should rain the entertainment will be post
poned DIR. Buck, rector of Rock Creek
Church, will receive the regents at the
| church.
Mrs. Victor Blue Of Norfolk is visiting
| Mrs. Slayens of the Woodley.
| Mr. and Mrs. Evan H Sample of 1902
| 10th street northwest. formerly of Chi
cago announce the engagement of their
daughter Miss Evan Frances. TO Mr.. Harry
| C. King of this city.
! Mr. and Mrs Edwin c. Bartlett Miss
! Bartlett and Miss Regina Bartlett have
| taken apartments at the Florence Court,
| Washington Heights, where they will be at
| home to their friends.
The marriage of Miss Eleanor Brown,
daughter of Mrs. Lizzie Brown, and Mr..
| H. Scott Ryer took place Friday night at
| the M. E. Church South, Falls Church, Va.
| Rev ]. L. Kibler pastor of the church,
| officiated, and Miss Mabel Drummer presided
at the organ. The choral society, of which
party up the aisle, singing Lohengrins
| wedding march. The bride was attired In
handsome gown of white crepe de chine
| over white silk and carried a bouquet of
| brides roses. The maid of honor was her
cousin. Miss Mary e. Piggott. who was
| dressed in pink and carried bouquet of
pink roses. Mr.. ]. F. Traybold of Wash
ington, D. c.. acted as best man. The
!
| Edmonds, G. T. Mankin and r. F. Wright.
| After the ceremony reception was ten
| dered the bridal party at the residence of
| Mrs. Ptggott, aunt of the bride After
bridal trip to Norfolk. Richmond and other
| places in the state the happy couple will
return to Falls Church, where they will
| make their home. The bride was the re-
| cipient of many valuable presents from her
| friends.
! The marriage of DIR. Joseph Ernest Mitch
| eli of Washington to Miss Helen Bentley
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bentley Of
| New Brighton, Pa, will take place Tues
| day evening, June IL, In the home of the
| brides parents in New Brighton The Rev
| Howard England, brother-in-law of the
prospective groom, win perform the cere-
| mony
Miss Bentley was formerly student in
| this city, and is one of the popular girls Of
New Brighton. She will be attended by Miss
| Ida M. Harrison of Canon City Col n
! school chum OF Miss Bentley and one of
her associates in the graduating class at
| Washington College
Dr. Mitchell is native of Maryland but
| has lived In Washington several years. He
Is graduate of George Washington Uni
| versity. DR.. Mitchell Will have for his best
man DR.. Harry M. Price of Washington.
Following the marriage ceremony there