Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-10

Baroness Bussche wife OF the counselor
of the German embassy. Baron Bussche
who has been dangerously i'll for more than
a week, is recovering rapidly. and her
ply sicians say she is now out of danger,
Her condition is still such, however, that
she probably will not be able for some time
70 undertake the European trip on which
she and her husband were about to start
at the time she was taken Ill.
At the marriage of Miss Mamie Graham
Hume and Lieut.. Henry G. Jewett. u. s.
A, at the Pro-Cathedral Church OF the AS
cension, Wednesday, April 49, at o'clock,
the brides attendants will be her sister.
Miss Emma Hume. as maid of honor, and
the following bridesmaids Miss Mabel
Hume, Miss Elizabeth Peters of Cincin-
natl, Miss Grace Hanna Of Cleveland. Miss
Ruth Halford, Miss Pauline Magruder, and
Miss Irene Moore Mr. Josiah Jewett jr..
will attend his brother best man, and
the ushers viii be Lieut.. Dent. Lieut. u.
s. Grant, 3rd, Lieut.. Adams. Capt. Adams,
Capt. Clark smith, and Lieut. Hudson
Poole.
Nine. Leger, wife of the Haitian minis
ter and her nieces, the Misses Bourke,
left yesterday for New York and sailed to-
day for Haiti to remain six weeks. Sun
day afternoon a number of the younger
friends of this interesting family assem-
bled at the legation on Rhode Island ave-
nue. TO say goodbye to thu travellers and
to celebrate Miss Kathleen Bourke's birth
day
At a dinner given last week by Mr.. and
Mrs. Archibald Oracle decorations were In
pink and the guests Judge and Mrs. Howry.
PayInaster Gen. and Mrs. Harris. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Fleming Tuckerman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Francois Berger Moran and Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Oxnard.
Constitution Chapter, D. A. r., Will enter
tain its friends at an open meeting at
the residence of Mrs. George I. Smallwood
April IL The program will begin at $50
Visiting Daughters will be cordially wei
coined.
Mr.. Charles Hickman and Mr.. Harry C.
Duvall entertained at their new bachelor
apartments Sunday evening.
Mr.. Simon Goldsmith. of Cleveland. Ohio,
is visiting his son. Mr.. David Goldsmith
of Bill Az street southwest.
The washingtonians' April dance has
been Cancelled Their next dance viii be
Thursday, May 10.
Sunday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Xander of 103 II street northwest gave
a reception In honor of their daughter, Miss
Minnie Xander, in honor of her confirma-
ton at Concordia Church, 10th and u
streets northwest. by inviting a number or
young people. The parlors were beautifully
decorated with Easter lilies roses. and
palms Those present were Misses Jennie
Robinson, Jeanette Kelly, Ruth Haar ar
May Robinson, Annie Johnson and Essie
Ruble; Messrs. Allie Murphy, Herbert Mer-
HAT Byron Brooks. Willie Brooks, Frank
Roberts George Robinson, Willie Stoke
mattan. Henery Stokemattan and Charles
Xander.
The Seminole. held their regular meeting
last evening at the home of President c. l..
Bell, 1903 9th street northwest. Arrange
ments were perfected for May dance.
Mr. Henry H. Trundle formerly of Lou
doun county Va. and Miss Bertha A. Ball.
formerly of Prince George county, Md,
were married at the parsonage Wednesday,
April 4. by Rev. William French Locke.
pastor of the NJ. E. Church South.