Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-08


roll Institute. when Miss Godoy and the
Messrs Godoy. with a number of other
talented young amateurs. will present
"Our Boys" are both interesting events
and pleasantly anticipated.
Mrs. Fairbanks will entertain at D
o'clock tea today in honor of the Con-
gresSional Club.
Mrs. and Miss Kaufman have post
poned until Saturday. May Is. the garden
party which they had intended TO give
tomorrow afternoon at their country
home. Airlie, Military road.
The German ambassador and Baroness
Won Sternburg expect to go ABROAD n
week earlier than at first planned. ahI VIII
sail next Saturday. They anticipate traN-
cling considerably in the south OF Europe
before going TO Germany.
Miss Elizabeth Worthington of this Guy
will be in the bridal party attendnS MSS
Eleanor Barnard Conrad. dausnteIp ~
Mrs. Conrad and the late DR.. DanieI pul
Manila associate justice of the supreme
court of the Philippine Islands. Tuesoa.
evening. May Il. in Christ Pro.es' an
Episcopal Church in WlnchesteI.
Holmes Conrad. solicitor general during
the second Cleveland administrator. MISS
Elizabeth Whiting Of winchester VII, VIII, -. pe
maid of honor. and the bridesmaids win oe
Miss Evelyn Tucker Mcclure. MISS nrad
ces Peyton Page Miss Augusta conrad.
Miss JEANNE Strother and Miss Luclile
Weems. all of Winchester. ana MISS
Worthington. Mr.. William r. carson OF
Riverton. Va. will be best man. and 'ne
list of ushers includes Gen. Clarence b.
Edwards. chief of the bureau OF insuIar
affairs: Mr.. Carpenter and Dr. Stuart
Mcclure, all of Washington. Richard
Evelyn Byrd. speaker of the virginia
house of delegates; Mr.. William Davis
Conrad and Mr. John S. Wise, jr.. of New
York. the latter a grandson OF the lale
Gov Wise Of Virginia. A small reception
at the residence of the brides mother VIII
follow. After a Snort weaa,ns 49,, sii hr,de
will sail June 10 via San Francisco lot
their future home in Manila
Commander and Mrs. Cameron MGR.
Winslow entertained at dinner last night
in honor of the Brazil an ambass ador ana
Nine. Nabuco. when the other guests were
the Peruvian minister and Nine Pardo.
the military attache of the British EN-,
Mrs. w. j. Boardman. Mrs. Nicholas f1sh,
Capt Richard Mulligan. Mr.. Skybak.
charge d'affaires of Sweden, and Miss
Randolph.
Mrs " P Wheeler wife of Representa-
tive Wheeler of Pennsylvania. gave an
other pretty luncheon yesterday at the
New Willard, when the table was adOrn-
ed with pink and white sweet peas, cor
sage bouquets o. which were also at each
place. Her guests were Mrs. White Sher-
man. Mrs. Sherman. Mrs Elmer Paine.
Mrs. Faust of Annapolis: Mrs. Chapman,
Miss Bradshaw. Miss Chapman Mrs. &.
w. Smith. Mrs. Carl Smith, Mrs. Alexan-
der Bentley. Mrs. Miller, Miss Green and
Miss Wheeler.
IL.
attended reception yesterday in honor of
Mrs. William Ruffin Cox. president OF the
National Society of Colonial Danes. The
drawing rooms were deliberately decorated
with spring flowers. The daintily appoint
ed tea table presided over by Mrs. Ros-
we'll r. Hoes and Mrs. John Van Rens-
selaer was adorned with bridesmaid roses.
Others assisting were Mrs Marion Butler.
wife Of the former senator from North
Carolina who dispensed punch, and Mrs.
Barrett Wendell. president o. the Massa-
chusetts Society of Colonial Danes. Those
calling during the afternoon were repre-
sentatives from diplomatic. official and
residential society and the council of Co.
lonial Danes
Mrs. III. T. Taggart has as her guests
at her home in Georgetown Mrs. H. P.
Arnold and Miss Minnie Ref of Phila-
delphia. Mrs. Arnold is well known in
Washington. and is being extensively en-
fertained by her friends.
Capt Frederick Rice. U.S.A. and Mrs.
Rice. are visiting Mr.. Charles o. Rice and
the Misses Rice at 2217 Q street. Capt.
and Mrs. Rice are just back from Ma
Tailla. and dse en- route to their new post.
Mrs William Hayden. has closed her
house on Connecticut avenue, and is at
the Richmond for two months.
Mrs Sol Rice and daughter Jennie of
Chicago are visiting their mother, Mrs.
w. Nordlinger of 3C32 N street north
west. where they will be at home in
formally Sunday, May 10, to their friends.
Miss Jean Stone of Pittsburg is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. D. P. Hickling
of Rhode Island avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Henry Wurdeman an
nOunce the engagement of their daugh-
ter Florence to Mr.. Charles c. koebrich
Yesterday at noon a pretty wedding
took place at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Van B. Norwood on New Jersey ave-
being Mr.. Ria F. Stanley and Miss Sadie
L. Roger. both of Etchison. Md. the
Rev. DR.. Wright. pastor of McKendree
NJ. e. Church. officiating. The bride was
flowers were lilies from the gulf of Mex
leo. After the wedding. dinner was
served and reception lasting through the
evening followed.
Mr.. and Mrs Stanley will be at the
home of the groOm's parents at EtchiSon,
Md. after May 10.
Mrs Brodhead. wife of Representative
Brodhead. entertained at luncheon yes
terday. Among the guests were Miss
Cannon. Mrs. Dalzell. Mrs. James p Per-
kins. Mrs. James Francis Burke. Mrs.
Charles Wood, Mrs. George Shiras Mrs.
Benjamin Saunders Minor, Mrs. Armi-
stead Peter. Miss Hale and Miss Reed of
New York.
Mrs. j. c. Haley of Washington has
been touring Mexico for the past three
weeks, and will return to Galveston, Tex.
shortly.
Mrs. W. E. Gorton of. New York is
spending few days with her daughter,
Mrs. F. r. Payne of the Richmond.
Rev. Lucien Clark D. D., and Mrs.
and Mrs. L. P. Altschu of 2OO7 street
this city. having served as pastor OF
Foundry and Hamline churches Tor some
years. and he was also presiding elder of
the Washington district.
euchre party and a tea was given
Wednesday afternoon May q. by Mr. and
Mrs. A. Conrad Ekholm at the Hotel
Monticello. Atlantic City. in honor of Miss
Catherine Delaney of Worcester. Mass.
and Miss Adele Hall of this city. After
the euchre, tea was served in the jap