Evening star., 1909-06-27
Miss Ethel Maude Keiser.

of those mentioned in next winters
group of buds here are Miss Hildegarde
Nagel, daughter Of Secretary and Mrs.
Nagel, who is now travelling in Europe;
Mrs. Owen, who will also have sum-
mer tour abroad; Miss Bowers. daughter
of the solicitor general and Mrs. Bowers;
Miss Glover, Miss Frances Noyes, daush-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Noyes;
Miss Margaret Draper, who is also
abroad with her parents. the former am
bassador to Italy and Mrs Draper; Miss
Gladys Hinckley, who, is just returning
months in southern France and Italy;
Miss Marguerite Barbour, who went
abroad some time ago. Miss Marie Guidet
Duryee, who accompanied her mother,
for several months travelling abroad;
Miss Laura Merriam. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs W. r. Merriam; Miss Ruth
Pilling, daughter of Mrs. James c. Pill
ing, and Miss Calvo. the second daughter
of the Costa Rican minister and Nine.
Calvo.
Miss Helen Cannon will leave tomorrow
for New York. and will sail tuesday on
the Kaiser Wilhelm IL for Europe, in
tending after a motor trip on the con-
tinent with a party Of friends, to go on
to Marienbad. Miss Amy Gillett of this
city will go with her, and they will spend
several months abroad
Mrs. Smith, wife of Surgeon Charles
Gordon Smith, L. 5. N, who mas been
spending several months In Georgetown,
accompanied by her two little children,
LYDIA Lea Smith and Charles Gordon
Smith. jr., left last Friday for Oakmont,
Md, where they will spend week or ten
days.
DR.. and Mrs W. n. Barton sailed last
Thursday for Europe, where they expect
to spend the summer months In travelling
in England and on the continent.
Mrs. Manning Kirke and her daughter.
Miss Gladys Kirke OF Atlanta, Ca, are
guests of their cousin, Mrs. George b.
Douglas. at her apartment in the Portner
Miss Hildreth Gatewood is spending
several days In Alexandria with Miss
Hoff, at her home in Seminary Hill.
Miss Agnes Edwards and Miss Anna
Howard of San Antonio, Tex, were the
guests of relatives here for few days
last week
Mrs. Horace l.. English has returned
home after spending a few days in Vir-
ginia as the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John p. Steiner.
The marriage of Mr.. Ambrose O'Keefe
of Washington, d. c.. and Mrs. M. F.
Mills of Hyattsville will take place in
Philadelphia at the nome OF the prioe
mother, July 8.
Miss Dorothy Parks of 30 Randolph
place northwest has gone to Colonial
Reach Va, for couple weeks. While
there she will be the guest OF Miss Dell
Robey.
r. Carroll Baker of the class 90 of the
Immaculate Conception School. enter
rained his fellow graduates at his par
enrs' home on Brishtwood avenue on the
evening Of June II. The dining room
was eIaborately decorated with the class
colors. while the parlors abounded in a
profusion of flowers. After delightful
evening spent in games and dancing the
guests assembled in the dining room,
where refreshments We're served. The
evening closed by singing the school song,
Il. c. S. accompanied by +. Schuyler.
Those present were Misses NJ. Gantley. l..
Payette. VI. Helan, NJ. Preston, NJ Sulli-
van. NJ Monaghan, NJ. Yoe, G. Lynch. l..
Helan T. Lynch. NJ O'keefe, VI. SuIii-
van. X keliher, F. Monaghan, X. Baker
and Messrs. {. Smonton. c. Casseli, T..
SCHUYLER, T. Helan, +. Hoffman, w Duni-
gan. w Barrett, c. Smith, j. Sullivan, w.
Mahoney and c. Baker
Monday, June q, at the home of the
brides mother. Mrs. Charlotte NJ. Daley
was celebrated one of the prettiest we'd
dngs fthe season, when Miss l.. Louise