Evening star., 1907-08-20

Mr.. and Mrs. 8. w. Woodward are now
at their villa at Stockbridge, Mass.
Judge Emery entertained yesterday at his
Bar Harbor villa in honor of Chief Justice
Fuller, Baron the Right Honorable Chris
topher Palles, lord chief baron of the ex-
chequer of Ireland; Mr.. Burke, NJ. c., of
Dublin. and Judge Peck of the supreme
court of Connecticut.
A pleasant evening was spent last Friday
at the home of Mrs. Thomas A. Chester in
Avalon Heights, the occasion being a fam
lily reunion given in honor of the eighty
fourth birthday of Mrs. Chesters aunt,
Mrs Mary Baer. Refreshments were
served. Those present to meet Mrs. Mary
Baer were Mrs. Austin K. Crofoot Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas A. Chester, Mrs. Samuel r.
McMorran of Aspinwall. Pa; Mr.. and Mrs
George w. Helm, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac c.
Smallwood, Miss Elizabeth Cox, Miss Carrie
y. Smallwood, Mr.. Charles MUIR, Misses
Marion and Agnes McMorran and Master
Leroy Chester.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Plowman of 2135 L
street northwest gave a birthday party to
their two-year-old daughter Lucy Grace
last night. The dining room was hand
somely decorated with ferns and La France
roses Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
James B. Evans, Mr.. James McKenna Mr.
l. H Rowland, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Cummings
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs
James A. u. Mcdonnell and Mr.. and Mrs.
w. thompson and sons.
Mrs w. c. Lambert, Miss Nellie Lambert
and Mr.. Norman Lambert of iii Jth street
northwest and Miss Mamie Weiss of 1414
9th street northwest have gone on an ex-
tenued trip through New England, and are
now visiting in Oldtown, Me. On their re-
turn the party will visit Bar Harbor Bos-
ton, Bath Beach, Bensonhurst and Atlantic
City, reaching Washington about Septem-
ber 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Vanderveer and Mas
ter Vanderveer Moran left today for few
weeks sojourn at Lake Mohonk and will
visit relatives In New Jersey before re-
Mrs. Minor Morris is making a prolonged
VISIT to her sons in St. Louis. They make
weather is fine. through the city and sur
rounding country and her health is i'm
proved Mrs. Morris spent six weeks with
a brother In California, stopping en- route
IN St Louis on her way west. After
visit with some relatives Of DIR. Morris she
will return with her husband to Washing
ton this fall.
A wedding took place at l pm. Saturday
at the residence Of Mrs. C. w. Cornwell,
l54 2lth street northwest, when her sister,
Mrs Katharine Virginia Luckett, and Mr.
George J. Johnston were married by the
Rev Robert NJ. Moore. The ceremony was
witnessed only by the immediate families
Of the contracting parties. The bride was
gowned In gray organdie elaborately trim
med In lace and carried pink roses She
had In attendance her niece. Miss Mildred
Conwell, and cousin, Miss Aline Bateman.
as flower girls. After congratulations the
bride donned her travelling gown of blue
SILK with hat to mach and the couple left
for a northern honeymoon trip. Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnston will be at home to their
friends at the Lester. 2144 F street north
west. after October /.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Brooks Miss Lillian
S. Stutz and Mr. v. Clyde Wrenn have re-
turned to this city af,er. a very pleasant
visit to Colonial Beach, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Beers, with their
son Ivan and little daughter Thelma, Mrs
Margaret O'Donnel and her granddaugh-
ter Margaret, and Mr.. and Mrs BENJAMIN
Wollberg, have gone to Breezy Point near
Ocean City, Md, for an indefinite period
Miss Katie MUIR of $40 K street south
west. accompanied by her cousin, Miss Julia
Koehler of 1856 McClain avenue southwest,
spending a month with their amt Mrc