Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-15

Miss Camille Lansburgh OF 1918 Vermont
avenue has returned home after two
weeks visit with her sister. Mrs. Abe
guest Miss Louise tohn of Pittsburg Miss
Aline Lansburg 10 In New York en- route TO
Cleveland, Ohio, to be the guest OF her
cousin. Mrs Dora Frank
Mrs Fannie X Levi left town on Friday
for Norfolk Va. to spend the Easter hoii-
days with her sister. Mrs Albert Sigmund-
Miss Rose wheatfield of Baltimore is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. Fred Sehwab of
Columbia Heights
Mrs F. Breslau. GA street northwest.
has as her guest Miss Carrie Bass OF Balti-
more.
Mrs Paul G. Coblenzer, formerly Miss
Jennie Strasburger of Boston, Mass. is
here on a visit to her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. z. Strasburger OF Fl street. Mrs.
Strasburger and Mrs. Coblenzer were a
home to their friends on Friday afternoon.
Mrs. B. Solomon. T0s Tth street. has as
her guest her niece Miss Selma Erlanger
of Baltimore. where she will be pleased to
see her friends.
Mrs Carl Schoenhof and Miss Schoenhof
of Boston. Mass. have been the guests OF
Mrs. NJ. Wolf and the Misses Wolf for
few days during the past week
Mrs Charles Kaufman. 2i71 18th street.
has discontinued her Fridays at home for
the remainder of the season.
Miss Rosie Frank of Baltimore is spend
ing the Easter holidays with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs A. Hart of Kalo-
rama avenue, Washington Heights.
Mrs James Robert Mckee daughter of
the late ex-President Harrison, who recent
ly made short visit to Mrs Arthur Lee, Is
spending the Easter holidays in Atlantic
City.
Mrs. Wolcott, widow of former Gov. Roger
Wolcott of Massachusetts, is the guest of
Mrs John r. Mclean for the coming week.
Mrs. ]. Heron Crosman of New York is
the guest of Mrs. Fairbanks, wife of the
Vice President for the week.
The wife of the German ambassador,
Baroness Won Sternberg, left Washington
yesterday morning for New York, where
she will join the ambassador, who went to
New York yesterday. They will return to
Washington on Easter Monday About
Wednesday the ambassador and baroness,
accompanied by Miss Langham, will go to
Pittsburg, where they will be the guests of
friends.
Surgeon General Rixey and Mrs. Rixey
are making their arrangements to go to the
philippines the latter part of next month.
The visit is for the purpose of inspecting
government hospitals there, and will take
about three months.
Cards have been issued by Mrs James
Mather Goodwin for the marriage of her
daughter, Virginia Powell, to Mr.. Charles
Gregory McRoberts. The wedding will take
place Thursday April g. at high noon, at
Christ Church, Georgetown.
Mrs M. S. Cohen and daughters are visit
ing relatives in Baltimore, and are stopping
with Mrs. Cohen's sister, Mrs. A Gutenberg
CT nhnr
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Pasco announce the
marriage of their daughter Miss Mae E.
Pasco, to Mr.. Eugene D. WeishampIe of
Philadelphia, Wednesday evening, at the
residence of the brides parents, $500 14th
street northwest. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Samuel H. Greene pastor
of Calvary Baptist Church. In the presence
of the immediate relatives of the contra CT
ing parties. A reception followed the cere-
mony, after which Mr.. and Mrs Weisha rnpIe
left FOR Atlantic City. On their return they
will reside in Philadelphia, where the groom
is engaged in business
Mrs. A. B. Hammond of Roanoke Va is
visiting Mrs. G. G. Anderson, 40 street
northwest.
The marriage of Miss Lulu Mae Goche-
nour and DR.. c. c. Fletcher will take place
wednesday evening, the 18th at the home
OF the brides parents Mr. and Mrs WillIa n9
r Iochenour, North Langdon. D. C.
Mrs. Annie M Baden entertained q, a,r-
ner last night at her home In Petwortb in
holor OF Mrs. J. Walter Ceoksey of Atlanta
ga among the guests We're Mrs Noania
IRA francis and Mrs s. NJ. Hines of Virginia,
va ssii1 r nIs' Alired Francis, Miss Margaret
1, capt: and Mrs. Scribner, Mrs Isabel
Worrell Ball, Mrs. Lucy Graham. Mr. and
G. Collette ~ o. LAY
mr. ana Mrs. Edison Bradley will cIosa
tnelr apartment in Stoneleigh Corr on
a Mseonesday and go to their cottage in TUX
The,, ~ .,'r,, ork very smart country club.
Ihey VIII spend their summer on Their
yacht and houseboat cruising In northern
waters and entertaining small narties os
I pnI1 Almost constantly. Mr.. and Mrs.
hosts this season.
The third dance this season of the s,xtv
morrow evening ee ~
Mr.. stanhope Henry of this city has gone
10, 10 sSin antonio, Texas. where he is to be
married on Tuesday to Miss Anna Iouisa
brown OF that city. The ceremony will
take place In the Travis Park Methodist
Shurch: Miss Brown is the daughter of
MT. ana Mrs John Nicholas Brown form
erly of Virginia. who moved to Texas many
years ago. Mrs. Brown was formerly Miss
Glddings of the famous family az thai
name nam s,a among whose distinguished members
It.
greatgrandson of the illustrious Patrick
Henry. He was born In Virginia and still
has beautiful home in the country there.
Mrs B. F. Gilbert, who has been ser,-
ousiy Ill at her home in Takoma Park. is
slightly improved. Mrs Gilbert, the widow
Of Mr.. j. Ordway Gilbert of Pittsburg who
spent the past week here with her mother
has gone to New York for several weeks
stay. She will return here again for an
other visit before going back to her home
in Plttsburg.
Mrs. Lucien Tuckerman and Miss Tucker
man Will entertain at dinner tomorrow
evening and at a small reception following.
Mrs. Hal Smith has returned from her
former home In San Francisco, where she
went about seven weeks ago on account of
the Illness and subsequent death of her
brother, Shirley +. Tate. On her return
trip she spent several days in New
Orleans.
PINEHURST SEASON.