Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-20

The Orableu Club, a recently organized
Business High School fraternity, gave its
initial dance Thursday evening at the
Arlington Hotel The dance was largely
attended by Business High School gra,ill-
ateS and friends of the members of the
club and was a most successful affair The
committee on arrangements was composed
of Mr.. Frank G.. Whitney, chairman; Mr..
Ray Heacock and Mr.. E. l.. Trey. The
floor committee was composed of the mem
bers of the club. The officers of the club
are: President, Mr.. E. =. Corbett; vice
president Mr. NJ p. Galliher; secretary
Mr. E. N Bond; treasurer Mr.. George r
Whitney The club expects to give social
affair each month.
Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Sheckels announce
the engagement of their daughter Mary
Regina. and Mr.. Conrad Bartling Doyle
The wedding is to take place the first part
of June.
Miss Mamie vermillon, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James F. Nermillion, of Bright
wood, this city, was married in Anderson
Ind. on the 9th instant to Mr. Frank
Youse of that place. The ceremony was
witnessed by the groom's family and a
number of invited guests and by the brides
mother, who went to Anderson for the
event. Miss Vermillion, who is a fine
musician, is also graduate of the class of
90, Business High School She is well
known here in the Eastern Star, being an
officer in Mizpah Chapter, where she was
a frequent contributor to the entertain
ments Of that order. Mr.. and Mrs. Youse
Will make their future home in Anderson
where Mr.. Youse is in business.
Judge and Mrs. Lowry entertained at
dinner last evening Mr.. Justice and Mrs.
Peckham, Senator and Mrs. Rayner Dr.
and Mrs. Chatard, Mr.. and Mrs Thropp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Addison, Mrs Richard
Butler and Mr.. Justice Hagner
Major and Mrs. c. De Witt Wilcox gave
a dinner last evening, their guests includ-
ing the military attache of the German
embassy and Nine. korner. Gen. and Mrs
Duvall Mrs. Darlington and Capt. j. C.
Gilmore.
Miss Mary Carlisle is a member of the
house party now being entertained at the
Ingalls, home at the Virginia Hot Springs.
Mrs Dalzell, wife of Representative Dali
zell, who rarely allows a Pttsburs friend to
be here without extending hospitality in
some delightful guise or other, was at home
yesterday to the D. A. r. from that city.
The occasion was pleasant 1t goes without
saying Mrs. Charles G. Carter. who is a
house guest, Mrs. Brooks and Miss Dunn
helped in the reception.
Mrs. Newberry wife of the assistant sec
rotary of the navy, gave tea yesterday in
commitment to the Michigan d. A. r. dele
gates now in town.
zen. anu MIS-. w. W. SOTuOl Vi SdNdn-
nah, Ca, will be at the Pine Beach Hotel
for the naval review on April %, at .iae
jamestown exposition. They will have with
them their daughter Mrs. Willie Low,
who sails for England May 1. After visit
ing jamestown Gen. and Mrs. Gordon and
Mrs. Low expect to spend a few days with
Representative Parker at 1928 Rhode Island
avenue. Mrs. Parker's other guests for next
week are Mrs. PoweNs Farr of New York,
who will arrive on Manday, and later in the
week Mrs Henry Richards of Gardiner
Maine, and her daughter. Miss Elizabeth
Richards Mrs. Richards is a daughter of
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Newcomer have left
Washington permanently for their home in
Graceham, Md.
Mr. and Mrs Burton Macafee and daugh-
ter have recently returned from Montreal,
Canada.
Mrs Mackay-Smith gave luncheon yes
terday in Philadelphia, in honor of Mrs.
Bryce, wife of the British ambassador. Mrs.
s. Weir Mitchell gave small tea also in
Mrs. Bryce's honor and in the evening the