Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-12
SOCIETY.
COMMUNICATION Second Pasel

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Miss Annie Hellmuth at her home on
Spring road Thursday evening. April 3.
Refreshments were served. The follow
ing members were present: Misses Grace
Wilcox. Annie Hellmuth. Bessie McJilton.
Bernee Wilson, Minnie Woodwork. Flor
ence Kidwell. Clara Wilcox and Mrs. Hell
muth.
Senator Willard and his daughter. Miss
Jessie Willard. and his grandson. Joseph
Hopkins, jr.. are planning to take trip
abroad some time during the coming
summer.
Miss El1a Woodward entertained
| number of friends on her eighteenth
birthday. Friday evening. April 10. The
with palms and flowers. A pleasant
time was spent in games. recitations,
etc. and refreshments were aserved.
Among those present were Misses Mar
burg. Margie McGrater. Mary Horne.
Celia McGrater and Ray Server. Messrs.
w W.. Corcoran, 3. D. Harper. James
Chester Sharp. Roland Johnson. Jack
O'Rrien Francis Campbell and William
Frazier.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Henry Dyer
announce the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Lu Bee. to Mr.. Frederick Franklin
Steigmeyer. Monday, March 30, 1908, at
Los Angeles. Cal. At home after May l,
the Kensington, Salt Lake City. Utah.
was entertained Tuesday evening by
Mrs II. Buscher The prizes were won
by Mrs. Charles Brill, Mrs. II. Denn1son
and Mrs. Henry Kraemer. Those pres
sen. Alschwee. Brill. Buscher. Rockar.
Hockemeyer. Helmuth. Dauterich. krae-
mer. Dismer. Hebner. Schneider. Schuier,
Sickcl and Fischer.
Miss Frances Wolker and Miss Annie
Strelitz of New York are spending this
week with the formers sister, Mrs. f.. j.
Freeman, at the Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles. Hartman OF
New York city and two of their chlld-
rem. Miss Clara Hartman and Richard
c. Hartman. spent part OF this "eeh
visiting friends in Washington and see
ing the sights. Mr.. Hartman is quite
prominent in many charitable institu-
lions in New York city, and through
mutual friends secured an interview
with President Roosevelt. MI Hartman
also presented his family to the Presi-
dent
Senator and. Mrs sBurkett gave recep-
ton last night at their residence. 1910
10Th street to all former Nebraskans now
RESIDING III WdSHlIStoH1 'iiS
delegation in Congress and the young col,
lege girls to meet Mr.. and Mrs. RAYMOND
B. Morgan. who were recently married III
Boston. 1t was pretty aHair. 1 Inc
decorations were in pink and White. Inc
tea table centerpiece was pink roses and
white lilies Mrs. Burkett received her
guests in beautiful gown of pale oine
chiffon. Mrs. Morgan wore White lace
robe The young ladies assisting were
Miss Brown and Miss June Brown
nv,6
Miss Helen Boyd. daughter of Repre-
sentative Boyd: Miss Nell Evens. Mar
earet Bell Theresa Hemingsen. Marguer-
tie Hemmng. Ethel Burkett ana MISS
I.enore Burkett, the young daughter OF
Senator and Mrs Burkett There were
over three hundred guests present during
the evening.
Mrs. Cato of the Cairo entertained at
congressional luncheon of tWenty-siN COW
ers in the banquet hall last week in com
piiment to Mrs. Teller. wife OF Senator
Teller of Colorado and Mrs. Warner.
wife of Senator William Warner OF mis-
souri,. The table decorations were white
roses and maidenhair ferns.
The guests invited were: Mrs Dixon.
Mrs. Smoot, Mrs. Switzerland. Mrs. VIII
lard Teller, Mrs. John Dalzell, Mrs. 0. p.
Wood. Mrs Henry McMorran. MRS. NJ r.
Driscoll. Mrs. Vreeland. Mrs. H. M.
Snapp. Mrs. R. n. Page. Mrs. Jack Beall,
Mrs Nye. Mrs. r. Henry. Mrs. HARDWOOD.
Mrs H. S. Caulfeld, Mrs. j. d. Ansberry,
Mrs. T. A. Sterling Mrs. Jolliver. Mrs F.
Mondeu. Mrs. J. w. Weeks, mrs. n; i.
Rainey. Mrs. w. B. Lamar, Mrs. Robert
Lamar. Mrs. X. Hasking. mrs. broWn'
Mrs. James Kennedy, Mrs. Fred stevens,
Mrs Ollie James, Mrs. l.. Dixon, MRS.
r. Bonynge.
Mrs. Cowles. with whom Mrs. Whitelaw
Reid is making a short visit. had guests
! N meet her and
Mrs. Humphrey Ward
The minister of Switzerland. DR.. Vogel,
gave a dinner last night.
Miss Mary A..Smpson. daughter of Mrs.
Mary NJ. Simpson of Jefferson street
Anacostia. and Willis Harlan were mar
ried last Wednesday evening in the Gar
den Memorial Presbyterian Church. Min
nesota avenue. The pulpit space was
decorated with palms and flowers. Miss
Isabel Davidson was bridesmaid. and wal
ter Simpson. the brother of the BRIDE. pest
man. The brides dress was hand-em-
broidered gown of white. She wore a
VEIL caught UP with orange blossoms and
carried a bouquet of bride roses. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. George
NJ Cummings. the pastor. After the cere-
mony a reception was held at the home OF
Mrs. Simpson.
Mrs. John D. Murray and Miss Isabelle
Murray of Auburn. n. y, are. visiting
Mrs Douglass ]. Murray, 4|AR street
northwest.
Miss Tillic Raft spent several days in
Baltimore last week.
Mrs Louis koenigsburg of New York
city is the guest of her mother Mrs
Charles Kaufman, 2471 18th street.
Leonard Dammann OF New York. but
formerly of this city. spent several days
in town last week as the guest of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Dammann.