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

the guest for a couple of weeks of her
cousin. Miss Neuman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph strasburger have
given up their Rhode Island avenue resi-
dence and are now located in the Bellevue
apartments, 10th street and Florida avenue.
Miss Ernestine Frank is now the guest of
her cousin, Miss Juliet Meyer. 2720 18th
street.
Mr.. Leon Reizenstein of New York city
Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Phil King for
a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Pate announce
the engagement of their daughter, Viola
Lucretia, and Mr.. Myron G. Clear. The
wedding will take place in September.
Mrs John A. Logan, who Is travelling in
California. has been recently greatly en-
tertained In Los Angeles. A luncheon was
given In her honor by Mrs. Erasmus Will
son. when the place cards were little fans,
and on one stick Of each Mrs. Logan had
written her name, and then the ink had
been traced with gold. The dining room
was prettily decorated with pink sweet
peas, and through the rest of the house
profusion of American beauty roses were
The Woman's Relief Corps gave an even
ing reception in Mrs. Logan's honor during
her stay.
The assistant secretary of the treasury
and Mrs. Beekman Winthrop are spending
some days in New York, but expect to re-
turn today. when they will take possession
of Senator Newland's place in Woodley
lane. which they have leased for the sum-
mer:
Gen. and Mrs. Chaffee, who are living at
Los Angeles, Cal, gave a luncheon last
week as continuation of the Inequalities
being shown Admiral and Mrs. Swinburne.
The Washington vingt-cinqs were enter
tanned last Saturday evening by DR.. M. M.
Dolmage at 825 Vermont avenue. AS a
novel feature of the program several pieces
was ably recited by Miss F. Ishem we'll
lee d automne, Andre were impressively
rendered in French by Mr.. A. M. Bar
samian. An interesting sketch, He and
DR.. M: M. Dolmage, and choice readings
were given by Miss Ethel Pattee and Mr..
Geo. Kehoe. Refreshments and social
hour concluded the gathering.
Mrs. Mary j. McAleer of 900 French
street northwest, assisted by her daughter
in-law. Mrs. William McAleer. and her
daughter, Mrs. William Cady, entertained
her friends wednesday at a prettily ar
ranged luncheon. The colors were red, with
Japanese fans and carnations as favors.
Among her guests were: Mrs. Kerian, Mrs.
Kimball, Mrs. Decker Of Cleveland, Ohio;
Mrs. Edward McA1eer, Mrs. Flynn, Mrs.
Fred McAleer. Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. George
McAleer and Mrs. Brown.
One Of the most Interesting weddings Of
the season was that Of Miss McNish Ed
monds, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edmore
Swift Edmonds of Rectortown, Va, and
Mr.. James w. Woodward Of the same town,
who were married on Wednesday after
noon, May o. in the Methodist Church. The
bride who was attired in becoming frock
Of organdie with lace bertha, and tuile veil
attendants, her sister, Miss Evelyn Ed
monds as maid Of honor and as brides
maids Miss Ella Lee Woolf, Miss Mabel
Seaton, Miss Flora Woodward and Miss
Hortense Cook The ushers were Mr. Phil
Dake Poston Of Washington, d. c.; Mr..
Steve Boyd. Mr.. Elmer Woolf and Mr.. Ash
by Edmonds and Mr. Woodward had as his
best man his father, Mr.. s. <. Woodward.
Following the ceremony the bridal party