Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-26

departure for his native land has naturally
strengthened the impression that another
international wedding is close at hand.
The Shonts family, while their residence
here was short, made a mark, and their
future will always be a matter of interest
to their intimates and society generally at
the capital
Mrs. William Cats of the Cairo who has
been popular hostess the past season. will
leave the first of June for Nahant Mass,
where she will spend the summer.
Madame Godoy received yesterday for the
last time this season at 1909 18th street
northwest. She was assisted by her daugh-
ter, Miss Mercedes Godoy.
Miss Nettie Bell of Punxsutawney, Pa,
returned to her home last week after hav
Ing spent a week sightseeing in the city
and very enjoyable trip to the jamestown
exposition.
The young ladies of Grace English Luz
theran Church gave a reception and Ice
cream social in the parlors of the church
last Wednesday evening.
Madame Carlo and the Misses Carlo
were at home to their friends last Sunday
afternoon and evening.
Mr.. Edward Hopewen returned last week
from trip to Edenburg, Va, where he
spent several weeks visiting relatives and
friends.
Mrs Wheeler wife of Capt Wheeler of
1912 Fl street is entertaining the Misses
Graham of Alexandria, Va. They will leave
next week for their country home at Ar
lington, Va. to spend the summer.
Madame Cortez was at home to her
friends last Tuesday at the Colombian Legal
ton on 21st street. She was assisted in re-
ceiving by her daughter, Madame Guzeman,
wife of the first secretary of the legation.
The Columbia Heights Art Club held its
annual al fresco entertainment Thursday
afternoon on the lawn and porches of the
country home of one of its past presidents.
Mrs. John Hyde.
The president, Mrs Sarah Walhoupter.
called the assemblage to order, and an
nounced Mrs Katherine Birney. seip as
chairman. Mrs. Seip introduced Miss Cath
crime Barlow, who gave an interesting talk
on Art as a Club Study The subject
of the historical paper was british 0ccu-
e. Andrews. Informal discussion and roll
call concluded the study program.
The hostess Mrs: Hyde, then introduced
Of the Southern Industrial Educationai AS
ISOLATION
Mrs. Gielow spoke feelingly of this work,
highlanders Of America" the 3,oOO0 900
mountaineers Of the Appalachian region,
who by reason of their remoteness and in
from the light of civilization and educa-
ton. Mrs. Marian Longfellow o'Donoghue
read from "Contrasted Songs" legend
from ON. the A,, German, The Chimes res,
by Jacobs Bond, and THE Beautiful Land
of Bon Bon," from THE Gingerbread Man"
Mrs NJ B. Somervell and Miss I. L.
Duncan entertained their pupils at dance
at Belcourt Seminary last Friday evening
They were assisted by the members of the
faculty. the graduating class and by Mrs.
Tunnah of Arkansas and Mrs Holster of
Alabama. The library and suite of draw
ing rooms were arttstically decorated with
ferns, carnations and roses. From the
oaken gallery of the dancing hall festoons
of plants were suspended, while in bower
Of palms an orchestra furnished music for
the dances. At IL o'clock refreshments
were served.
Mrs. John Moore has closed her house
and gone to Annapolis Later she will visit
Acknowledgment
Mr. Frank n. Probert Of Los Angeles.
Cal, and London. England. and Miss Jessie
Agnes McGaw Of Osceola, Neb., were mar
Tsd at Al sous csusSn Rev.
Mrs. w. Nordlinger had as her guests for
few days Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hayes and
Miss Stella Hayes Of st. Louis, who sailed
for abroad during the week.
Miss Malvine woos and her cousin. Miss
Fannie sicher, who has been her guest, left
the CITY WEDNESDAY aOI NO" 1Lh Sisy anu
woonsocket L. I. While in Woonsocket
they win visit Miss Woogs sister
Miss Hilda Frank, who has been attend
ing school at Chevy Chase. returned to her
home in Norfolk. Va, Tuesday, accom-
panied by her cousin. Mrs Albert sigmund,
who will be her guest for two weeks.
Mrs Fannie X. Levy entertained the lady
members Of the Evening Bowling Club at
her home Thursday evening. Those In the
party were Miss Freda Lindheimer, Miss