Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-13

CtcIINSs y
Miss NJ. e. Wilcox of the city is among
the passengers aboard the steamship Ber-
mudian which sailed today from New York
city and which IL bound for Bermuda.
Mrs. Dick, wife Of Senator Charles Dick,
will be at home. 1921 Adams Mill road, to-
morrow from to 8. ---,-------.-.-
DR.. and Mrs. John F. Butler have re-
turned from their honeymoon and are at
home to their friends at their apartments,
6O5A 9Th street northeast, Mondays and
Thursdays.
Mrs. George H. Brown and the Misses
Brown will be at home Saturday February
16. at 1867 Euclid street.
Mrs. William r. Bailey of University
place will be at home tomorrow and the
remaining Thursdays in February. She
Will have with her this week, Mrs. Charles
A. Lehman and her niece, Miss Ever and
Miss Corinne Murphy.
Mrs. I. Neu~lan will be at home Thurs l
days in February. The Home apartments.
Holy Trinity Catholic Church was the
scene Of a pretty wedding yesterday after
noon at O'Clock, the contracting parties
being Mr.. James V. Collins and Miss Lii
liam F. Clements, the daughter of Mr. Leon
ard L. Clements. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Father Harln, pastor Of
the church. Mr.. Frank Collins acted as
best man and the bridesmaid was Miss
Lillian Beall. Messrs. Harry A. Clements
and John Nestine were the ushers. After
receiving the congratulations of a large
number of relatives and friends the couple
left on the $50 train for New York and
Boston. The wedding presents were nu-
merous and elegant. Mr.. and Mrs. Collins
will be home to their friends at 1881 32d
street after March l.
Announcement is made of the marriage
of Miss Olga Judd Of this city to Clemins |
l.. Stotz of Easton. Pa, on Saturday, Feb |
ruary 8, in Philadelphia. At home afterI
March at 3ls Burke street, Easton, Pa
Prof. Geo. L. Raymond, governor of the |
Society of Mayfower Descendants in the |
District of Columbia, gave a reception, con- |
fined to members of the society, at his resi- |
dence, 1910 street. last evening. 1t was |
followed by meeting of the society at |
which Judge Wendell Phillips Stafford gave
a most interesting and eloquent address, |
and Mrs. H. c. Browning and Mr.. Har-
vey Murray furnished delightful music.
Miss Adrienne Kirkman gave a luncheon
OF eight covers Monday at the Marlbor-
ough. Among those present were the Misses |
Eliot and their guest Miss Lilly of Penn |
sylvania; Miss Mary Galbraith, Miss Belle |
Howard, Miss Marguerite Williams and her |
guest, Miss Watson of Danville, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs E. N. Middaugh have re-
turned from Florida and Havana and will !
leave in a few days for their home in west
ern New York.
Announcement has been received here of |
the engagement of Miss Hazel Frances |
Buttermore to Mr.. George R. s. Cornell, |
both Of Connellsville. Pa. Mr.. Connell, |
young ing newspaper man of Connellsville, is |
q washington boy. grandson of the late |
w. 3. Roose. The engagement will termi- |
nate in spring wedding.
Mrs. Albert Ellsworth Acker is spending |
Mrs 11ioy
in Jacksonville, Fla, and partici-
pating in the gayeties.
Mr. and Mrs James c. Perrie announce
the marriage of their daughter, Matte |
Gertrude, to Mr.. Stephen Martin Stafford,
which took place at st. Peters Church Feb
ruary, II, 1907. Mr.. and Mrs. Stafford will |
be pleased to see their friends at 324 9Th |
street southeast after March /.
Mrs. NJ. Stern of the Cliffbourne has gone
to Philadelphia to join her husband, Meyer
Stern, and from there they will go to New /
York to visit their daughter, Mrs. Jerome
Franc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Lusby entertained |
q large number of their friends Monday
evening at their home, lis 4th street south
east to celebrate etr; the seventeenth ami
chestra furnished music for dancing, which
was enjoyed by all present. after which
bountiful supper was served in the beauti-
AuAy uSCOl dlCu ulHfHS TOOH luCiT guests
were: DR.: and Mrs J. R. Yates. Mr.. and /
Mrs. c.. w. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Winter
Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Johnson, I
Mrs Mrs: Eva Williams and Mrs. Theodore
Lillian M. Thompson, Marie Rogers, Isa-
belle Arth, Amy Arth, Katherine Agnew,
Annie Agnew, Laura Jarvis, Ruth Scott
Florence Gennella, Nellie Lusby, Sadie
Lusby, Katie Gates, and the Messrs. John
Daniels, Harry Garfield, G. H. Gill. P. NJ
Stump, Louis Weiss, Eugene Dyson, w.
Moore. A: F: Bogue, Thomas Cook, Ernest
Thorne, w. B. Lindsey. J. Peacock, w. K
Henderson, L. Mazzulo, A: DeMarco, H.
Flood and Master Walter Williams.
The Alumni Association of the University
Of Pennsylvania held its bi-monthly dinner
last night at the Dewey. DR.. Yarrow presi-
dent of the association was POSTMASTER
and toasts were responded to by DR.. Mar
mion, U. s. NJ; DR.. A. F. A. King Of
George Washington University, DR.. Buck
ingham, Col. Cecil Clay of the Department
Of Justice, Father Mcguire of the Catholic
University, Mr.. Liessenrng and DR.. Corley.
College songs closed a pleasant meeting.
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Levy of Frankfort,
Ind. formerly Miss Florence Gradwohl of
this city,, will be at home to friends this
evening at the Raleigh.
The valentine tea yesterday given at the
New Willard in the interests of the Work
ing Boys Home, under the auspices of |
MIS-. IOulho MIS- SluphlIlS anu MIS-.
Rae, was great success. The living pic
lures, in which number Of the little
folks posed who attended the Clover ball |
lately, and the romance of "Pierrot and
Mrs. Chapman Smith recitng |
the prologue, were received with enthusi-
astic applause. The sale of valentines and
tea followed, with Mrs. Morris Murray,
Mrs. Charles w. Rae, Mrs. Nathaniel |
Simpkins, Mrs. Hinckley and Mrs. James
F. Mitchell in charge, assisted by Miss
Katherine Jennings, Miss Stephanie Tres
cot, Miss Esther Denny, Miss Pansy
Bloomer, Miss Margaret symons, Miss
Gwendolyn Burgwin of Pittsburg, Miss
Laura Wells, Miss Eleanor Slater, Miss
Newlands, Miss Brewster, Miss Leutxe,
Miss Olga Converse, Miss Williams, Miss
Foraker, Miss Crawford, Miss Perkins,
Miss Elise Hoban. Miss Florence Conrad,
Miss Enrol Cuthbert Brown and Miss Jean
Crosby.
Among the pleasant occasions of the sea-
son have been the informal at-homes of |
Mrs. George w. Smith. wife Of Representa-
tive Smith of Illinois, January 20 and Feb
ruary II. when she was assisted by sew |
eral charming young ladies and matrons |
in congressional and residential social cir |
cles Those assisting were Mrs. Amos r. |
Weber, Mrs. Gilbert G. Webber, Mrs. A.
B. Bentley, Mrs. Perry Miller, Nine. |