Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-29


Katie Slater. Agnes saxty and Marion Cid
dings. Messrs. c. N. Phelps. FL. w. White
Maurice Appleby and r. T. Bricker
Mrs George W. Brown will give tea s
to on May g.
The Colonial Danes will give reception
at Rauscher's on the evening or May .. y
to IL.
An afternoon performance of THE Tenn
pest win be given on the Woodley estate
May b. the proceeds of which Will be de-
voted to the care of the cathedral close
Mrs. Boardman, Mrs. Glover, Mrs. Hitch
cock, Mrs. Hubbard. Mrs. Merrill. Mrs. Mac
veagh, Mrs. Pinchet. Mrs. Spalding. Mrs.
Truesdel. Mrs. Mcclure and Miss TurnbuH
are among the patronesses.
The third wedding in the past six months
in the home of Mrs. Thomas Munroe EHiott
took place last evening, when der daughter,
Miss Mary Hunter Elliott. ard Mr.. Fred
erick L. Buckelew of Jamesburg, N. j.,
We're married The ceremony was at 81,
Margaret.s Church, at s O'Clock, when
large company was in attendance, and was
followed by a reception at the Elliott resi-
dence, on Calvert street, for the bridal
party, relatives and out-of-town guests. The
decorations of both the church and house
were in palms. trailing vines, ETC., with
quantities of yellow marguerites. The usn-
were former Princeton classmates OF the
bridegroom-Messrs. Kiss, Riggs and VIII
liams of Baltimore; CASTOR Drake of Amis'
Fla; Guffey of Pittsburg, Meredith OF New
York James Buckelew Of Media, Pa, ana
Harry Cannon OF Bridgeyille, Del. Mr..
William Cannon Buckelew was best man.
The brides attendants were her sister,
Miss Julianna Randall Elliott, and MISS
Bessie McCook of Pittsburg, Miss Holmes
Paulding, Miss Marian Virginia Elliott.
yungest sister of the bride, and Miss Emily
Elliott of Alexandria, her cousin inc
bridal costume was or ivory Whte
satin trimmed with Irish point lace.
Her tule veil was crowned with or
ange blossoms and her shower bouquet was
of orchids and liies-of-the-valley. She wore,
also, the groom s wedding gift, diamond
ornament with pearl pendant The maid
of-honor wore corn-colored silk and carried
a shower bouquet of yellow roses. Inc
bridesmaids wore yellow organizes with yei-
low sashes, and also carried yellow roses
The brides mother wore gray crepe oe
chine and gray lace. with pearl ornaments
After northern trip Mr.. and Mrs. BUCK
elew will go to Jamesburg, N. j., to i've
and will reside in the old Buckeiew nome
stead, where he and his brother nave Hveo
heretofore A large number Of Mr.. Buckle
lewis relatives were here for the wedding,
as was also the brides two sisters, Mrs.
Harry 8. Whiting of New York, bride OF
April IS, and Mrs William Madison Mason'
who was married last faH,
Little Miss Louise Cohn OF Pittsburg, Pa,
who Is visiting relatives in town. was most
ess at children's party on SUNDAY ate ,r,a-
noon to a number OF her little friends. me
children numbering about twelve, were en-
tertained during the afternoon piaylhs
games, among them find the thlmpie,
which afforded much amusemens ana sIeae
excitement. The successful ones TO Mnoin
prizes were given, were Miss Beatrice hau1-
man, who received a white SILK parasoI Us
the first prize, and Miss ErnestinS slelL,
miniature automobile as the second pfiLe.
a grab bag was another feature OF Gle
afternoon each guest carrying home
dainty souvenir. After the games the Gnu
dren were ushered in the dining room, whei
a pretty and attractively set table greeteu
them At each plate were butternles anu
fancy shooting crackers. Upon opening them
each one found fancy cap. The ices WeIe
In forms of Little Red Riding HOODS, FoAs
Graudpas and the Yellow Kids. Ihose III
the party were the Misses Batrice i1Ans-
hnre,p Jenuie Nordlinger, Beatrice Kauf
man. Ernestine Stern, Annette Goiosn1 NJ
eugene I.ansburgh, and Messrs. WAITER ~
briner Willard Goldheim, Ralpn Hoio-
smith. George Nordinger' Ma1 Weyi and
Ralph Tobrlner, Walter Nordhhssf hio
Miss Louise Cohn
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi of Philadelphia, who
have been visiting their daughter, MRS. Juila
I,uchs of R street, for week, returned ~
their home on Tuesday.
rouncing the engagement of Miss Florence
Cradwohl, formerly of this city, but now Oh
Frankfort, Ind, to Mr.. Alfred Levy.
Mrs. Samuel Pack of the winchester,
18th and Willard streets, has as her
guests Mrs. Charles Swartz and Mr.. sam
uel Swartz
Mr.. Alexander ]. Englander of New
York city spent several days in the city
this past week.
Miss Miriam Prince, 1923 10th street,
will be at home this afternoon from o:So
to o'clock.
Miss Annette Goldsmith has returned
home after a weeks visit in Baltimore
with her aunt, Mrs. Daniel Crone.
Mr.. and Mrs Rushton Charleton Of Los
Angeles Cal are the guests OF Mrs.
Charleton's mother, Mrs. Clara SPITE, at
the Kingsman, Massachusetts avenue
Mrs. simon Lyon of the Cairo has re-
turned to the city from a several weeks
visit In Indianapolis, Ind.
Mrs. H. Kahn and Miss Julia Loeb or
the Marion have discontinued their Tues
day at home for the remainder or the sea-
son.
Mr.. Henry Goldschmid of Altoona, Pa,
formerly of this city, has been the guess
of Mr. Sylvan Bensintser for several days
this week.
Mrs, BENJAMIN Held of I street has re-
turned home from ten days stay IN AT
lantic City.
Miss Celeste Sigmund left the city on
Monday after spending the winter heIe
NTH her aunt and uncle Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
Neumeyer. Before returning TO her nome
In Denver, Col, Miss Sigmund VIII Visit
her sister, Mrs. Henry Isaacs, In Braoooch'
Pa.