Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-13

est among tne Societys oeYoteeS are ao-
staining from all entertaining. The COM
ing week, however, with its weddings.
bridesmaids luneheons dinners, balls and
dances will make ample amends for the
dullness of Lent, and especially of Holy
Week
The Vice President and Mrs Fairbanks
were entertained at dinner last night.
The Austrian ambassador and Baroness
Hengelmuller win give dinner on the
2Sth of April and the German ambassador
and Baroness Won Sternburg have cards out
for n dinner on the 18th. in honor of the
French ambassador and Nine. Jusserand.
The Secretary of Commerce and Labor
was the guest of honor at dinner last even
ing of MIR and Mrs. Percy I. Morgan of
California, who are spending the spring
season at the New Willard The guests
asked to meet the guest of honor were Brig.
Gen. and Mrs. j. Franklin Bell, MIR. AMI
Mrs. Edison Bradley of New York and Com
missioner and Mrs. Yerkes.
Mr. and Mrs. E. b. Hoyt of Minneapolis,
Mimi, the latter the sister of Mrs. Clark,
wife of the senator from Montana. are the
guests of Mrs. Mary Longfellow Milmore
at her home. in Corcoran street. They will
spend week with her.
Miss Susan Howell Carroll, daughter of
| Mrs. Howell Carroll of Baltimore, who is
| spending the winter at Stoneleigh Court,
| will go to Baltimore Saturday to spend the
| Easter season with MISS Lydia Miller of
| that city. Miss Carroll will return here In
| time for a luncheon TO be given on Friday
| by Miss Howry. daughter of Judge and
! Mrs. Howry.
| DR. and Mrs Lewis Rutherford Morris OF
| New York, the latter the daughter OF Sena-
| tor Clark of Montana, who have been the
guests of the senator for some days, will
| leave for their home in New York tomor-
| row DR.. and Mrs Morris have spent the
| last two months in South Carolina.
| Mrs Rayner. wife of Senator Rayner of
/ Baltimore, was not at home yesterday, but
will be at home informally next Thursday
| for the last time this season. Miss Marie
Bevan of Baltimore, niece of Mrs. Rayner
| arrived yesterday afternoon and will be the
| guest of her aunt for the Easter holidays
| during her school vacation.
| Mrs Basil Gordon of Baltimore. who Is
| spending the winter in Washington, will go
| tomorrow to her country place, Wakefield
! Manor, in Virginia, where she will enter
tain a large house party over Easter.
| Miss Clara Oppenheimer Of New York will
| be pleased to see her friends Sunday, April
| 10, from until 10. at the home of her
| grandfather 604 Q street northwest.
Mrs. Daniel Lothrop, the founder of the
| national society of the Children of the
American Revolution. is at the Grafton.
| Mrs. Lothrop has been present at every
| annual convention of the society, and she
| has Just returned from Europe for the con-
venton to be held next week.
| Mr.. and Mrs Mortimer w. Acheson left
| today for Atlantic City to spend Easter.
Mr.. and Mrs H H Darneille are at the
| Chalfonte at Atlantic City.
Mrs Edith Warren of Philadelphia Ia WIS.,
! iting Miss Emma Yerkes, 81 street
| southwest, for a few days.
Cards have been issued by Mr.. and Mrs.
| Edward HoNworth Godschalk announcing
| the marriage of their daughter Helen TO
! Mr. Reuben Bacon Clark on Wednesday,
! April H. in the city of Philadelphia Mr.
| Clark is the son of Mrs. Reuben clark or
/ this city.
Mrs. Horton Phelps of Seattle, Wash. a
| regent of the D. A. R., Is In the city, WIN
| her daughter and is stopping at the Els
! mere Mrs. Phelps is q prospective eandi-
| date for the vice presidency Of the Daugh-
| tiers.
| Invitations have been issued for the we'd
ding of Miss Catharine Noonan, daughter
| of Mr. NJ. Noonan, to MI Martin lnomas
| The ceremony will take place at 81 Vincent
| de Paul Church, South Capitol ana M
| streets southeast. at o'clock Tuesday even
| ing next. A reception will follow the cere-
mony at o'clock at 312 Mclean avenue
| southwest.
| Mrs Charles H. Galliher and daughter
Dorothy, and Mrs. Virginia b. Grimm OF oIz
| North Carolina avenue have gone to Attain
| tic City for the Easter holidays.
| Mr.. and Mrs A. II. Dawson leave tomor,
| row for Uxbridge, Mass, where they Will
make their future home
| Mrs. F. L. Ten Eyck of zoos street north
| west is spending the Easter holidays at the
| Ten Eyck, Atlantic City.
| Mrs Ellen Foster who has Just re-
| turned from a trip around the world, Will
| be given a reception at Metropolitan Meth
odist Church Monday evening, from 10 II
| o'clock, in the church parlors, by the Wom-
| ans Foreign Missionary Society, Of which
| she IS the district president.
| Mrs. Henry T Bull left Fort Myer for
| Philadelphia today for a visit of week or
| ten days, after which she will join Lieut.
| Bull at Annapolis, where part of the 18th
| Cavalry has been ordered for target prac-
| tice
Mr. and Mrs. Roger s. G. Boutel of Chi
| cago are visiting Representative and Mrs.
| Boutel at the Highlands, where they Will
| remain until their return to The Hague
| early in May.
| Mr.. A. D. Prince of 1923 10th street an
| nounces the engagement OF his daughter
| Miriam to Mr.. Julius !. Peyser.
| John B. Earnshaw, a freshman at the
| University of Pennsylvania, Is home foy
| the Easter holidays on visit to his par
| ents, Mr.. and Mrs. b. B. Earnshaw.
| e
| To Wed in Annapolis.
| Special Correspondence of The Star.
ANNAPOLIS Nd April H. 1906.
| Mr. and Mrs. George c. Barton have is
sued cards for the marriage of their daugh-
| ter, Fannye Pear Magdalene, to Mr.. Thomas
Spencer Smith. jr., of Snow Hill, Nd
/ The wedding will take place at St Anne's
| Church Wednesday, April Is, 1T hisn noon.
| The prospective groom is a nephew OF for
| mer Gov. John Walter Smith Of Maryland.
Marriage Licenses.
| Marriage licenses have been issued to the
| following:
1 George R. Smethie and Fannie A. Wills.
| both of Richmond, Va
| Wilbert G. Davis and Rosa Jenkins. both
| of Point OF Rocks Md.
| John ]. Amsler of Williamsburg. Pa, and
| Myrtle Logan of Newport, Pa.
William w. Thornton and Pauline c.