Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-04
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
WAsHIN0ToNIANs MEET AT
PARIS HOTELS EN- ROUTE HOME.
Another Engagement Just Announced
An Army Bridegroom
Personal Notes.

Ing al uOtcip WT8cIS Tich h"ci'CdhS
nearly all go nowadays. includes Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Bourke Cochran, who
are still honeymooning, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas F. Walsh and Miss Evelyn Walsh.
Others whose departures from this city
happened years ago, but who are still
thought Of as belonging to US, were the
Duchess of Rochefoucauld, formerly Miss
Matte Mitchell. and Lady Herbert, widow
OF British ambassador here. The Coch-
rams and the Washes have been in the
south of France during the cold weather
and are expected back in this country be-
fore long.
Miss Eleanor Lane, daughter of Major
r. II. Lane Of Washington, will be the
| flower girl and the. brides only attendant
at the wedding of Miss Isabella Thoburn
Mills. daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. James
r. Mills of East Cleveland, Ohio, to the
nesday next After the wedding trip the
couple will go to their home in Brooklyn in
June. Miss Mills is a niece of Bishop
James Miller Thoburn, and the bridegroom
is pastor of the Enlbury Methodist Epis-
copal Church. New York.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Colli-
flower was the scene Of a merry gathering
last evening when their son George en-
tertained a few friends in honor of his
twenty-first birthday. Games and music
| were INDUCED in until a late hour. Among
| those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. c.. r.
Nj, and Mrs. Joseph r. Castell. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Montgomery, Mrs. Fred
Roman and the Misses ]. Maloney, N.
Maloney, NJ. Maloney. Grace Lynch, May
Haley, Grace Middleton L. O'Brien, G.
O'Brien, NJ. Holland A. Holland, Blanche
Cooksey, Iibbey Murphy, Eva Castell, A.
Collifiower, NJ. Collihower, N. Coliifiower,
l.. Collifiower and the Messrs. G. Cooksey,
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Rohran, v. Castell, ]. Slattery, G. Coli
flower, J. Collifower. E. Collifiower, Jo-
seph Colliaower and Miss Marriott of Lam
der, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. 1. Weller of 40s Seward
square, Capitol Hill, are enjoying a week
at Atlantic City.
Shields, 316 E street northeast, was the
scene of merry gathering last night, when
the juniors of the Eastern High School
gave a surprise party to Miss Mae, the
of her sixteenth birthday. Incidentally a
few of the seniors felt called upon to ac-
company the party and see that every
thing was 1 done MAKE the sxsnns
spent In games, music and dancing, par
ticular attention being paid to that part
so dear to every high school girl and boy
Misses hs Edn o Those
Jean Winter, Glenn Wells, Margaret Clark
Hazel Walker, Bessie Mckenzie, Lucy
Morten, Elsie Yost Elsie Weaver, F1ossie
Taylor, Marie GUIDE, and Messrs. Bennett
c. Clarke. Randolph Titus, Walter Nc
Farland, Donald Robinette, Earle Hutch
ison, Russell Thompson, Ward Honey,
Clarence Evans, John Field, Jack Mccoy,
Dick Sanderson, Charles DeShields, Donald
McGiffin and Engle Farmer.
Mrs. Westel Willoughby and Miss Will
loughby have moved from 1905 P street
and have taken an apartment at the Rock
ingham, Rhode Island avenue near 18th
street.
Miss Jennie Wilson Smith Of Suffolk,
Va, has arrived in this city and expects
to spend about two weeks to visit her
friends. She is, with Mrs. ]. V. Wurde-
mann, 124 Massachusetts, avenue northeast.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sherman announce the
engagement of their daughter Lillian to
Lieut.. Elliott tombstone Dent, Corps of En-
gineers, U. s. A. Miss Sherman has re-
turned from Europe and will be at the
Mendoza during the remainder Of the
spring.
Senator and Mrs A,artin of Virginia have
returned from their trip to Egypt and
Italy. Mrs. Martins health is much i'm
proved.
Miss Ethel Wyeth Colvin is in Baltimore
visiting Mrs. Herbert Carter of London.
who Is staying there.
The wedding of Miss Catherine Clements
and Mr. Warren NJ. Mitchell will take
place on the evening Of May II, in the
mediate families and a few young friends
of the bride and groom will be present at
the ceremony after which the young couple
will leave for their wedding trip.