Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-06

The Boston friends OF the Misses Meyer
were greatly disappointed that they were
| not able to take part in the entertainment
recently given by the Vincent Club but It
was owing to a severe attack Of tonsilitis
from which Miss Julia Meyer suffered that
the trip had to be abandoned, and Mrs.
Meyer took her daughters to Hot Springs
instead. They were to be given military
dance.
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Douglas and their
daughter, Miss Marion Douglas of Min
neapolis. Mimi, who have recently returned
from an extended tour abroad. have been
spending few days with Gen. and Mrs.
Rogers at the Soldiers Home. this city.
Before returning to their home they will
visit the jamestown exposition and other
points east.
Among the Easter honors announced to-
day at st. Petersburg Baron Rosen the
Russian ambassador to the United states,
receives the Order Of the White Eagle, and
Baron de Sebert, second secretary OF the
Russian embassy at Washington is dec
Grated with the Order Of st. Anne of the
third class NJ. Pokotilof, the Russian
minister to China, is made member OF the
Stanislaus Order, and M. korostovitz, who,
with M. Pokotiloff, was at the Portsmouth
peace conference, becomes councillor or
state.
Mr.. and Mrs Crosby 8. Noyes have re-
turned from their winters visit to PaSa-
dena southern California, and are at their
country home, Alton Farm, Silver spring.
Md.
Mr.. and Mrs Theodore w. Noyes and
Mrs. George w. Boyd are with them at
Alton Farm.
Miss Loretto West entertained the Red
home Of her sister, Mrs. U. s. Grant
Hoover, 1880 North Capitol street. After
the business meeting was over the rest OF
the evening was spent in instrumental and
were served. Among those present We're
Misses Claudia Watkins, Nell Ward Bes-
sic Ward, Dorothy Farr, M: B. Mankin'
Edna Lockwood, Anna Jewell Mary Hes
Stanley Horner, Frank Finkling. Thomas
McMurray, Thomas Harden, Porter Mad
docks, Earl Bainett Raymond Bause, X.
Morgan and Jack Myers.
Dr. and Mrs John holland Mackenzie
Of Baltimore are at the New Willard. The
former has come to attend the meeting OF
the American Association of Physicians
and Surgeons.
A meeting of the Trolley Euchre Club
was held Saturday night at the home OF
Miss Mae Wefis. No. l street southeast.
Following the euchre games refreshments
were served. Prizes were won by Miss Mae
Wells and Mr.. Robert Kreiter, first; and
Miss Jessie Besselievre and Mr.. George
Cressy, second. The consolation prizes were
given to Miss Bessie Steinle and Mr.. Harry
Hamilton. Those present vert Misses Jes-
sic Besselievre, Alma Gostin, Wilhemina
Rosendale, Bessie Steinle. Mae and Glen
Wells: Messrs George Greasy, William
Jordan, Harry Hamilton, Randolph Titus,
Robert Krater and Harry Wood
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel w. Bonn Of Wash
ipgton, formerly of Baltimore. celebrated
the fiftieth anniversary of their wedding
Saturday night at the home of Mrs. George
M. Addison, 1925 West Fayette street, Bal
timore. They were assisted by their daugh-
ter Mrs ]. E. BischOff, also of Washing
ton, and received under the same arch
where the ceremony was performed fifty
years ago. Mrs. Bonn was Miss Susannah
H. Addison, daughter OF the late George
c. Addison, a well-known merchant OF
Baltimore and at one time member or the
city council.
The marriage of Miss Pearl 8. Craig,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John G. Craig,
of Baltimore to Mr.. Calvin Grant Church
of the bureau of chemistry, washington,
will take place today at the home OF the
brides parents in Baltimore The ceremony
will be performed by Rev. DIR. Robert r.
Kerr, pastor of Northminster Presbyterian
Church, in the presence of the members OF
the two immediate families: mrs, L. Henry henry
and DR.. Norris Straughn, also OF this city,
will be best man.
Miss Lucy Margaret Roosevelt. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Emlen. Roosevelt of New
York. will be guest an the White House
this week, as will Miss Grace Potter OF
New York, who will be en- route to join
jamestown exposition party. r..
On last Saturday evening a social was
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Cabe of East Washington Park Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Davaul, Miss 1nga Shill-
ing, Messrs. Harry Shilling and j. .Shill-
ing, Mr.. and Mrs. Maher. Miss Maher.
Mr. and Mrs Young MT Young %r n D., Mr'
Mr.. B. Jones. After musical program.
in which a.. participated, refreshments
were served.
Miss Blanche Allison sailed May 4 for
England. She will visit in Scotland and
Belfast. and will be gone until fall.
Mr. and Mrs Richard T. Evans. the lat
ter formerly Miss Macy Leins will be in
town until Thursday at Is 9th street north
east where they would like to meet their
friends before leaving for the west.
Dr. G. p Gehring and Mrs. Gehring. who
left Washington last November for tour
Pacific. will return May 10, sailing on the
French liner from Havre for New York.
Mrs. Frank Emmert is entertaining her
New York.
Miss Della Fishel left for Oakland, Nd,
Sunday morning, to spend two weeks at
the johnson cottage with Mr.. and Mrs.
Adolph Weyl and family.
Mrs. George Field of Brightwood avenue
will be at home to her friends tomorrow
from to 6.
DIR. and Mrs. Phillip Brown of San Fran
cisco will spend Monday, May 6, at the
residence of Mrs. c.. ]. Hillyer, 1913 21st
street, where they will be glad to see their
friends Mrs. Brown was formerly Miss
Nellie Hillyer
Mrs. Emerson H. Lscun of Emira, N.
Y, Is spending a few days in Washington,
q guest of DR.. and Mrs. Borden.
Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Robert Ham and Mamie Lawrence.
Matthew Proctor and Daisy Harris, both
Of 1ovo Uo