Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-04-09

4 musical evening was spent at the
home of Mrs. II. w. Smith, l1l3 NJ street
northwest last Wednesday. Those con-
Reichard who sang Calvary, MY
Ange, Bird" and other selections, Mr.:
f. A La Bossiere. who sang Palms,
When / Was Away From You and
also contributed several violin solos, one
of which was '"Traumeri." The occasion
was an informal one. but every one was
highly entertained and the evening thor
oughly enjoyed.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Kate Waller
Barrett entertained the Crittenton Wheel
Club at her home in Alexandria, Va.
organization of the wheel club. Mrs.
Brown. Mrs Woodbury., Mrs. Simpson
and Mrs. Barrett gave short talks. Mrs.
Anna Lacey extended an invitation TO the
members to meet with her April 10 at
/ o'clock luncheon.
Mr. and Mrs. f. S. Woog announce the
engagement of their daughter Malvine
and Mr.. Joseph u. Dreyfuss of this city.
At home Sunday, April IS. 8 to TO- at 400
II street northwest.
Mrs. Reybnrn. wife of the mayor of
spend the Easter season here with her
brother. Gen. CroZier, and to be near her
young daughter, who is here at school.
Miss Lillian Hayes of 124S I'll street
northeast entertained Wednesday evening.
The parlor was decorated with palms and
roses. After playing several games. the
merry crowd marched into the dining
room. which was decorated. for refresh
ments. Those present were Miss Helen
Hayes Miss Mary Hayes, Miss Hayes,
Miss Ruth Hayes. Miss Bernie Brooks.
Miss Minnie Brooks. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liams. Mrs Norton. Mrs. CARMEL. Miss
Mamie Fitzgerald. Miss Frances Graves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver of New York. Miss
Margaret Bell of Baltimore. Nd. and Miss
Melissa Williamson. Mr.. Eddie German,
Mr. Robert Bradley, Mr.. William Hayes.
Mr. William Griffith. Mr.. Frank Farr of
non Gosnold of Washington. Mr.. Irwin Gill
of Philadelphia. Mr.. Jack Rouser of
Pennsylvania. Mr.. Robert Griffith of
Washington. Mr.. Richard Croby of Balti
more, Md: Mr. William Gilbert. Mr.. Harry
Thompson and Mr.. Gilbert Thompson.
The guests were taken home in large
touring cars after midnight.
politan Baptist Church performed the
marriage ceremony last night at the
home of the brides parents Mr. and Mrs.
Roland f. Fleharty. for Miss Ethel Irene
Fieharty and Mr.. James Oscar Peed, for
merly of King George county. Va, but
now a resident of this city. White roses,
palms and ferns decorated the drawing
room, where the ceremony took place in
a floral bower. AS the bridesmaids en-
tered they stretched white ribbons. form
ing an aisle. through which the bride and
her father. preceded by the matron of
honor advanced to the minister the
bridegroom and his best man. DIR. Edwin
Fl. Bogley. Mrs. James Richardson played
the wedding marches.
The bridal toilet was of white liberty
satin. made in draped princess effect,
with a guimpe and cuffs of real lace
Chiffon roses and chenille knots formed
the trimming. Her veil of tulle enveloped
her figure and her shower bouquet was
of lilies of the valley.
Mrs. Howard d. Chapman. the matron
of honor. wore pink silk AID carried a
shower bouquet of pink sweet peas and
violets.
The. bridesmaids dresses were made
alike in an empire model but i'm varied
colors. Miss Mamie Peed, sister of the
groom, wore lavender silk: Miss Rachel
Fleharty, sister of the bride. wore pale
yellow silk; Miss Inez d. Parker wore
pale green silk, and Miss Nina Hatchett
wore pale blue silk. All carried bouquets
Of sweet peas. About sixty relatives and
close friends witnessed the ceremouy A