Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-16

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French mousseiine trimmed with lace.
and Mrs. Augustus Hand of BROOKLYN.
wore white crepe de chine With white
hat. After the reception the bride ana
bridegroom left for their wedding jour-
ney, which will end in Philadelphia.
where Lieut.. Train is stationed at the
League Island navy yard. They have
taken a house at Ardmore, Pa. for the
summer.
Mrs. Alice NJ. Sailor. 1471 Columbia
road, has left for an extended visit TO
Philadelphia and Swedesboro, N. j.
DR.. and Mrs. j. J. Richardson are
among the Washingtonians who are at
tending the national convention at chi
cago.
Wednesday evening last at the home
of Mrs NJ. Claude Turner. 1913 Mosher
street, Baltimore, quiet and Impressive
ceremony occurred when Miss ADA May
Wagner. sister of the hostess. and MI.
Edward Lawrence Tolson were married by
Rev. Mr.. Afford of Grace NJ. E. Church
of this city. Only the immediate fami-
lies and a few friends were present. Inc
bride and groom are both OF this city
where they will return to live with the
to Atlantic City and other points of in
terest around Philadelphia.
Mrs. M. D. Moore and her daughter
Marjorie of the Woodley are in Atlantic
City for a stay of several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs d. L. Engel of s25 21st
street northwest announce the engage
ment of their daughter. Helene D., to Mr..
Samuel ]. Steinberger of this city.
A number of young girl graduates Of
TECH OS, under the able guidance Of
the cooking teacher. Miss Cross. prepared
and served a supper to members Of the
track and base ball teams last Thursday
evening in the school building. The
upper corridor was artistically decorated
with laurel, and in the center Of the long
table was the large silver base ball cup.
a trophy recently won by the team. Sew
eral members of the faculty were present.
The girls were remembered in the re-
marks of the speakers. who. heartily COM
mended the youthful cooks on their skill.
Mr.. G. Goodman was presented with
Tech" seal watch fob from members
of the ball team. in appreciation Of his
fine coaching during the year:
The members of the faculty present in
Guided DR.. Myers. principal: Mr.. Mattern.
Mr.. Chamberlain. Mr.. Thompson. Mr..
Birch Mr.. Smith. Miss Cross and Miss
Dean. The members of the teams pres
ent were Messrs. Goodman. Thrall. Brew
ster. Ellis. Mccarthy. Dugan: Blair. Mars
den. Spencer. Fowler. Stafford. Lynch,
Benson, Gray. Leper and Corridor. The
girls who prepared and served were Miss
NJ Burdette. Miss D. Graves Miss v
Humphrey, Miss NJ. Irving. Miss V. Ad-
Ter. Miss L. Stern. Miss NJ. Saunders. Miss
L. Lucas. Miss e. Lewis. Miss j. Leese.
Miss NJ. Helmick and Miss c. Putnam.
Mr.. Gray was elected captain of the ball
team for next season. Dancing was In
dulged in by the young people until late
hour.
Mrs F. NJ Charles and daughters left
June Is for Los Angeles. Cal. where
they expect to make their future home
Mr. and Mrs Frank T. Israel will be
glad to see the members of the Nebraska
State Association and all resident and
visiting Nebraskans in the District OF
Columbia Friday evening. June 10. at 8
O'Clock at their home, 4sth street. Amer
newly elected president of the state as
ISOLATION. and this will be the first social
event of his administration.
Miss Mary Lloyd Key. granddaughter
of Francis Scott Key, will be married to
Mr.. Alexander McBlair of this city,
former Baltimorean. "Wednesday morn
ing at Memorial Protestant Church. Bal
timore.
son of Mrs. Samuel Bryan of Baltimore,
formerly Of this city. and Miss Helen
Burgess, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam H. Burgess. took place yesterday
afternoon at the residence of the brides
parents 5O7 Madison avenue. Baltimore
The Rev Malbone H. Birckhead of st.
Georges Church officiated. The bride
was given in marriage by her father
She wore an embroidered chiffon cloth
gown trimmed with lace. She carried
flee leo PrrrO
her sister, was the only attendant.
Charles E. Bryan was his brothers best
man. An informal reception followed
Mr. and Mrs Bryan will sail for Europe
July Is. to remain abroad six months
On their return they ill live in this city
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Letter, on their
leisurely motor journey north, attended
the polo game at Bala. Pa, last Satur-
day.
Mrs. William Conard of the Stoddert
leaves tomorrow for Washingtonviile, n
Y, to visit her SON. Clarence X. Conard
She will remain away until the LIST OF
September Mrs. Conard's departure was
FASTENED on account OF illness In ner son
family.
Miss Caledonia Mccall will attend the
republican national convention. having
seat upon the platform. She Will be a
guest of the Florida delegation while ir
Chicago.
The Thirteen Club of Ballston met at the
hospitable home of DR.. Theodore F. Hanct
of livingston Heights Saturday evening
The beautiful oak grove was brilliantly
Illuminated with japanese lanterns. The
meeting of the club being coinciden'
with Flag day. the musical and literary
program prepared was opened by the
singing of America by all present. The
chief number on the program was paper
on lis the World Better in 1908 Than II
| 1852" by Miss Eleanor Hance. After The
reading a vote decided in the affirmative
a mandolin solo by Josephine Dill O
| Washington, recitation by Mr.. Ralph
Baldwin and a duet by the Misses Dill
preceded the serving of refreshments.
Miss Mary X. Graham. daughter of Mr.
| and Mrs F. Worden Graham. entertained
large party of friends Friday of las
week at her summer home. Luckenoush
Va. Dancing was participated in until I
| late hour.
| Mr. j. Earl Wagner has opened his cot
! tage at 100 Asbury avenue, Ocean City
| N j., for the summer.
Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
| the following:
| Harry l.. Hatcher and Martha c. e
| Wright.
George 8. Statesman and Mary H. Tay'