Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-15

their home in Hungary. They will not
make an extended stay there now. as they
have arranged TO return to London In
June to visit Mrs. Whitelaw Reid and the
coach. which Alfred G.. Vanderbilt will
put on the road and drive. Then posi-
bly,. the countess will be presented at
court.
Miss Fealy is giving tea tod1y at her
home, 1913 10th street. to meet her sister.
Mrs. M. X. Cunningham, wife of Capt
Cunningham Of Fort Omaha, who with
| her children is here for visit to her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. D.. F. Fealy.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Phelps Emo will
spend the next few weeks on a visit to
Cuba. New Orleans and Florida. :.
Miss Robson is in Philadelphia visiting
her aunt. Mrs. Price.
Miss Diana Morgan Hill is now in At
lantic City.
Baroness Moncheur spent few days
last week at Old Point.
Mrs. Samuel Reber gave a very pretty
luncheon last week in honor of Miss Hell
en- FfOulke. whose marriage to Mr.. Eman-
uel .Havenith. Belgian minister to Persia.
will take place on the 18th instant.
| Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page is in Boston
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Lindsay.
The Merrymakers'. Club will give
dance at National Rifles Hall Tuesday
night in celebration OF their eleventh an
niVerSary.
Henry II. Bacon entertained a few
| friends Friday evening in his apartment
| at the Vatican. The party was given in
honor Of Mr.. Woodrow. and a plea SAINT
evening was spent with games and music
| The prizes in the floral tumble" contest
were won by Miss Bailey, Miss Stella
| Raymond. Miss Hilda Erickson and Mr..
Vought.
DR.. and Mrs. Wilbur M. Beatty will en-
terrain with a musical reception to their
| cousin, Mrs. p. H. Lingenfelter Of Idaho,
next Wednesday from to 10 at their res.
idence, 1927 Brightwood avenue north
west.
A social event of much interest in
Womans Relief Corps circles was that
of the Independent League, at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Furge son, last Thursday
evening. when fully seventy-five of its
members and comrades met for social en-
Joyment. The chairman, Mrs. NJ r.
Sprague. had prepared delightful pro-
gram, which was enjoyed by ALL Among
some Of the numbers were the following:
Address, department commander G. A. r.,
oO'i. -. " oiAOA' ooOiSSSs OcQdTtulc M
president w. r. c.. Emma L. Newton:
Rotations, department senior vice presI-
dent. Gertrude Morgan: remarks. depart
ment Junior vice president, Emma L.
kibbey; original poem. department chap
lain. Edith s. Emerson-this was dedicat:
ed to the Independent League and elicit
ed much applause; vocal solo. Comrade
Seibold: piano solo. Miss Boreland: ad-
dress. Comrade Raymond: patriotic airs
Mr. Newton and audience; duet Mr.. New
ton and Mrs. Frances Smith; remarks
by Past Department Commander .Entri-
ken. Comrades Chase and McElderry and
many others. The company then marched
to the dining room, where bountiful
spread had been prepared by the hostess
She was assisted by the young ladies
of the league. The parlors were pro-
rusely. and beautifully draped with tn
coiors and the dining room was decked
with streamers of red and beautiful
flowers.
DR.. Thomas ". Hammond sailed for
Cuba Saturday, to be gone two weeks.
At . o'clock Wednesday. March II, at
st: Paurs Episcopal parsonage, Miss Myr-
tie Lola Magoon of Fort Myer became
the wife of Mr.. Joseph l.. Rhodes OF
performed the ceremony. Miss MaEoon
is the daughter OF Superintendent A. c.
Magoon of Arlington National cemetery,
niece of Gov. Magoon of Cuba and grand
daughter to ex-Congressman Clement Ma
COON. The bridegroom Is the son of D. H
Rhodes. chief inspector of national GENE.