The Washington times., 1907-07-17

into the family Of Pattersons OF Balti-
more, famous I'm their connection with
Jerome Bonaparte, afterward King OF
Westphalia-
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford X Bergman
were the guests OF honor at a surprise
masked domino party last evening IN
their home in celebration OF an ami
versary OF their wedding. On their re-
turn from a short outing with their
children, in honor of the occasion. they
were greeted by a company on their
lawn, which had been hung with Jap
,-.ese lanterns. flag decorations, and
charmingly arranged tables There was
much merry-making over the distin-
gushing of the men from the women,
and then the guessing Identity OF the
people. after which there were some ap-
propriate speeches made by the prime
movers in the entertainment and by Mr..
Bergman in reply The scene was both
wierd and picturesque. In the shadoWy
darkness and the pretty yard, WHOM
won one OF the prizes ofered Tor the
prettiest back yard in Washington last
summer. was most attractive.
The Memorial Social Club gave a
pretty lawn fete last evening on the
lawn OF the home of Miss Louise
Klenk, 500 T street, which was an ex-
tremely pretty affair. The grounds were
time and the innumerable Japanese Ian
terms cast soft pretty glow upon the
scene. Artisticaily draped booths were
presided over by the members OF the
club and cooling beverages and appro-
pirate accomplishments were dispensed.
The managers were Miss Louise klenk,
Miss Nina L. Sharswood, MISS Rosa
MUTT. r Frank Kimmel. ana Charles
I Eliot Perkins.
Timothy d. Keleher. formerly disburs-
ing officer for the Sixth Auditors office,
Postoffice Department, is visiting rela-
tives at Colonial Beach.
Miss Marie Grice Young. distinguished
as the piano teacher Of Archibald Roose-
/ welt and his small brother, Quenti2, has
gone TO the Green Spring Valley. to be
! the guest Of Drs. Beacham, In her cot
/ tage there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard c. barrow. of
! Bedford Park, New York city, announce
the engagement Of their daughter, Miss
| ling, of Washington, D. c. The wed
ding viii take place in New York octo-
Der 2.
The marriage OF Miss Lottie Frey, OF
! Washington. and John Motherhood. OF
wilkesbarre, Pa, took place Monday
evening In the home of the brides
! mother on I, street The ceremony waE
performed by the Rev. J. T. Huddle.
| Miss Frey was attended by her cousin
| MISS NreTlFuQc I1zLNtNs as llidiu OF nun
OF. and ElwOod Frey served az BEST man
! After their wedding trip 10 Audnu,
City, Mr. and MS. Motterhead will re-
side at Wilkesbarre, Pa.
Prof. and Mrs. Alexander Graham Bel
are established in their summer home
Benin Bhreagh," after an auto "trip Of
| several months in Europe. Prof. Bel
is spending his summer in his expert
| nents with kites which are designed
TO support a man in the air, an embry'
| flying machine, and he hopes to have
one completed and in perfect sailing
order In August
Senator Frye of Maine. who 50 spend
ing the month of July on Squirrel Island
according to his habit. spent a shor
time last week ct Boothbay Harbor
across the bay. accompanied by hi
granddaughter, Miss Emma Fry
White, who makes her home with hin
and is now his hostess In Washington
Mrs Mcmillan, widow of Senate
James Mcmillan Of Michigan, who Is Il
her summer home at Eaglehead, Man
chester by-the-Sea, entertained a com