Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-24
SOCIETY.
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and will be in England for the Derby
| meeting.
/ Representative and Mrs Richmond
Pearson Hobson will spend the summer
at Newport. Mrs Hobpns parents. Mr.
and Mrs George Hull after their usual
| stay at Tuxedo, will go to Bar Harbor for
| the season.
Rear Admiral Charles H. Davis and
Miss Davis have opened their summer
home at jamestown.
At Cupid tea" to announce an en-
easement the company sat about a ia BILE
on which tie central decoration was a
fern hordered mirror. representing a lake.
or which rested tiny canoe filled with
cupids holding cards with the names of
the engaged couple in gold At each
cover a tiny trunk filled with honbons
tattached to which were small white shoes
and bags o. rice, completed the unique
arrangement.
| Miss Maud Wetmore will serve with
Mrs: Nathaniel Thayer and Mrs. Royal
Phelps Carroll as the bridge whist COM
mlttee for the Newport golr club for the
coming season. Mr.. H. O. Havemeyer.
jr.. and Mr.. Lispenard Stewart will con-
sIltute the house committee. and Mr.
victor Sorchan and Mr.. Harry Sedgwick
nave been appointed to the game COM
mlttee.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Wood returned
Monday from Atlantic City. where They
have been spending several weeks
| Mrs. lola Green, who has been visiting
her sister-in-law. Miss Nancy Green. in
Dumharton avenue, has returned to her
home in Chicago
| Mr.. Dominck Lynch Carmody left
| Wednesday for Colorado.
! Miss Frances Lamont. second. daughter
OF the late Daniel S. Lamont, and who
| was called after Mrs. Grover Cleveland.
will be among the bridesmaids attending
Miss Charlotte Pearsall Thorne at her
, ,1;,1 June - at Grace Church.
reception will follow the church cere-
mony at "Thomdale' the country Mace
of the brides parents which is near the
summer home of Mrs. Lamont and her
Mrs. Henly Smith will sail for Europe
June Q to travel until the autumn She
will be accompanied by her cousin, Miss
May Mullan.
| Invitations are out for the wedding of
Mrs Helen Moore Thomas, daughter of
Mrs Rittenhouse Moore of Mobile. Ala.
and Lieut.. Commander Mark Lambert
| Bristol, I.S.N., June 1.
! The Stauffachern held its regular
monthly meeting May at the hpme Of
! elected to fill the vacancy created by the
/ death of one of the societys trustees,
Mr.. John Hitz. Those present were:
M MesaE esq., Grass Eisenbeiss. Egoff.
Elory GruneWald Iseli, kleinheim.
Schuepbach Zichtl and the Misses Cru
Der; Faulkhauser and Hoer.
] The June meeting will be held at the
! of frs in n
! Miss Sophie and Ermell Cohennous Of
the Whitney left last Sunday for a trip
| for four weeks to Atlantic City and New
York.
| The hospitable home of Mr. Ralph
| Baldwin of Clarendon was converted into
veritable vine-clad cottage Friday
! the 18th instant. The occasion was the
monthly meeting of the Bailston Thirteen
! Club. Instead of the usual musical and
literary program. play entitled "A
! Queen Ann Cottage" was presented.
| The leading parts were taken by DR..
! Baldwin. Miss Eleanor Hanee. Mrs Wade
Ball and Mr.. Howard Croker Mrs H.
! Crocker presided at the piano. The per-
formance was received with great ap-
plause- After the play Mrs. Baldwin
| Miss Wilhelmina c. Schumacher, daugh-
! ter of Capt. and Mrs. Henry s. Hurter
| of 1i11 Belmont street. and Mr. Harry
j. Price of Price Hill Cumberland. Ohio.
will shortly be married in this city.
Senator du Pont and his daughter.
Mrs. Crowningsbield. have a notable
weekend party staying with them at the
| Includes the Italian ambassador and
| Baroness Mayor des Planches and other
members of the diplomatic circle
Mrs. Small wife of Representative Small
/ Of North Carolina, who has been a CUES,
| the past season al the Cairo. left last
| Wednesday for her home in the south to
| spend the summer.
! Mrs. Thomas. wife of Representative
Thomas of North Carolina. was unex-
pectedly called home last week by the
sudden death of her mother
Mrs. Page of North Carolina and her
children who have been in the city the
past season guests at the Cairo returned
TO their home in the south last week
where they will spend the summer
Miss Wyllie of New York is the guest
of the Misses Smith of 18th street.
Mrs. Briggs. wife of Senator Briggs, ex-
poets TO leave the city this week. and will
spend the summer at her country home
in New Jersey.
home Thursday afternoon. The house
was beautifully decorated with spring
flowers. Mrs. Shoemaker wore a pretty
lingerie gown.
Mr. and Mrs Beall OF 1441 Chapin
street entertained in honor Of Mr. BealIs
Sunday school class Thursday evening"
! The parlor was decorated in spring flow
ers. Miss Frances Youngblood gave
recitation; Miss Cornelia Parker played
two selections on the violin, and the
Misses Beall played several piano duets
Miss Frances Smith of 18th street has
returned from an enjoyable trip to Cleve-
| land C..io, Buffalo. n. Y. and Pittsbure
Mrs. Knox. wife of Senator Knox of
Pennsylvania, has gone to Europe to
| spend the summer.
! Mrs Hughes and the Misses Hughes.
wife and daughters of Representative
/ Hughes OF West Virginia who have had
| an apartment at the Burlington the past
| season, have been called to their home
! by the serious illness of the mother of
| Representative Hughes. They will not
! return here again this season. but will
spend the summer at their home
! Mrs. Hardy and the Misses Hardy wife
and daughters of Representative Hardy
! of Texas who have been guests of the
| Cairo left last week for their home in