Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-06

led by Miss Dina Sekolsk: a monologue.
by Miss Hilda Young, chorus made up
OF the infant class, and another led by
Miss Lillian Goldstein, all of which were
participated in by the Youngest members
OF the Sunday school. were very credit
ably rendered. Miss Selma Selinger, as
the gypsy queen. vino led another chorus
OF juniors, sang and danced eXcellently
One of the amusing features of the pro-
gram. which created decided hit. was
the Thinkers Chorus. composed of the
boys of the Class. y sketch which great
~ amused the audience. was a Lesson
in Etiquette the personnel of which also
consisted Of the younger members of the
class and was led by Miss Jennie Har
mel. Miss Dora Sherman. accompanied
BY Miss A. {. Ieavitt. rendered d charm
ing solo, and Miss Selma Selnger pre-
Sented c.eVer Interpretation of the Glib
sph girl. Miss Edna Oppenheimer, as
queen. together with the muses. and the
page. presented pretty stage picture
Many floral gifts were presented to the
various performers. The finale was a
resume OF all the songs sung during the
evening, in which every performer took
part \ dance of twelve numbers fol-
lowed the concert. A very large crowd
was present and the affair was a success
IN every way.
The marriage of Miss Katharine Goode
Shuey To Mr.. Holbrook Bonney of New
York will take place January 10 at the
home or the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Theodore f. Shuey, 2i21 California
avenue. The wedding party will consist
of Miss Lucy Dougherty of Gainesville.
Tex. maid of honor; Miss Madeleine
Bonney of New York. sister of the groom,
and Miss Margaret Barr OF Washington.
as bridesmaids. Mr.. William I. Wash
burn of New York will act as best man,
and the ushers will be Messrs. Norman
! Griffin OF New York Frank r. Goodell
OF BOSTON, Charles W. Niles of Mime
apol:s and NJ. Henri Martin of Switzer-
! land.
Mr. aud Mrs. w. I.anecan celebrated
/ their twentieth wedding anniversary the
! evening of November ~ by reception
at their residence in Brookiand Vocal
aud instrumental selections were rendered
| In variety during the evening. Refresh
| ments were served In the spacious dining
| room. which was tastefully decorated
! with flowers and ferns. Those present
] were Mrs. c. Long. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
! Long. MIR. and Mrs. Michigan. Mr. and
! Mrs Lynn. Mr. and Mrs. j. Lanegah
! MIR. ana Mrs. T. Lanegan: Mr.. and Mrs.
i Plat. Mr.. aand Mrs. Sill. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bows. Mr., and Mrs. Norwood, Mr.. and
, Mrs Schooley. Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclure
/ Nv. w. r Brown, the Misses Sill. Dowd,
: l.. Long NJ. Lanegan and d. I.anegan:
the Messrs G. Dowd, W. Dowd A. Lind
i sey and j. Quinn.
! Mr. and Mrs j. p. Gilbert entertained
at their home at Good Hope. u. c.. Thurs
day evening. Musical numbers were given
! by the guests and refreshments were
| served.
! Mrs. Henry Taft. sister-n-Iaw of Presi-
/ dent-eiect William H. Tart. and her
daughter are stopping at the Excelsior
| Hotel, Rome. Italy.
! \ pleasant time was spent last week
! at The home of Miss Edna Boyd 217 9Th
street northeast, to celebrate her eight
zenith birthday. Many pretty gifts were
| received. one of which was a music cabi-
net presented by the members of the Elk
| Ne-le Club. of which Miss Boyd is a for
:ner president. Among the guests of
| honor present were all the members of
| the EX-Ve-Ie Club. consisting of Misses
/ Edna r. Boyd Irene Wade. katheryn
Thompson. Irene Prick. Alberta Thorn.
Marie Wade, Mable Hamann, Lillian
| Palmer, Ethel Pryor and Carrie Ruppei.
: Messrs. William Boyd, Victor Jaeger. Ray
! Barrick. Arthur Prick, Aloysius Stor-
mont, Joseph Dawson and Fred rick Lake.
Miss Edna Blandford. Miss Ethel Riley,
Miss Carrie Sexton, Mr. Ralph Dant, Mr.
| Frank McDermott. Mr.. John Stecker Mr.
John Lesch. Mr.. Edgar Qun'an MIR. IR-
natius Stormont and Mr. Howard J,ffers
Miss Boyd was assisted by her mother and