Evening star., 1909-05-27
MRS. OWEN, WIFE OF SENATOR OWEN.
make his usual visit to Chicago after the
Supreme Court adjOurns.


The marriage of Miss Lucia Bayne
granddaughter of Mrs. Frank Powell
Grady of Baltimore. and Lieut.. Frederick
States Infa-try, will take place at noon
June 1, at the residence of the brides
cousin. Naval Constructor William G.
Du Bose, at the navy yard in Norfolk,
Va
Miss Grady is of Virginia ancestry, but
was educated and made her debut in
Baltimore. She has travelled extensively
and spent the past year In Japan with
the family of her uncle. Commander Du
Bose. u. S. n.
Lieut. Manley is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis H. Manley. formerly of Min
neapolis. and now of Cuba. has re-
Gently returned from duty n the Philip
pines. and is now attached to the Military
Academy at West Point.
Judge and Mrs. Hatch and Miss Hatch,
who have been so prominent among the
entertainers the past winter, will return
to Honolulu for the summer, and will
leave this city June l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hennen Jennings had both
tea and dinner guests yesterday to meet
their house guest, Mrs. William Holding
of New Orleans.
The Misses Lena and Rose Rupert
of 1000 street northwest entertained
at their home last evening. A number
of games were played. Solos were rem
George Healy and Robert kautz. Later
on the guests proceeded to the dining
room, where light supper and refresh
ments were served. the table being dec
those present were the Misses Ida j.
Reed. Anna klausman Edith Magruder,
Marie Baldwin, Josephine Klug, Bertha
Cole. Hattie Joachim. Mabel stoner. Mrs.
N. Walker, Mrs. S. Baldwin. Mrs. A.
Rupert and the Messrs. Charles Flynn.
Andrew Dawson. Dan Biddle, Robert
Kautz. George Healy. ]. Leopold and Drs.
William Lally and Charles B. Healy.
A Chicago wedding of interest to Wash
ingtonians will occur Saturday, June 26,
the date set for the marriage of Miss
Emma Caroline Cole of Oak Park. ILL.,,
and Tracy D. Luccock. son of Rev. George
n Luccock; DDi: formerly pastor Of
Capitol Hill. The bridal party will in
clude Walter B. Guy. 3OS 9Th street south
east. and also Miss Jean T. Luccock and
Samuel B. Luccock.
Miss Martha Calvo, daughter Of the
Costa Rican minister and Nine. Calvo.
received many congratulations upon her
graduation at the commencement of the
Washington Seminary. She will be one
of the debutantes of the next winter
season.
Mrs. Elizabeth S. Heron of New York
city is the guest of Mrs. George S. Dun
can at 300 7th street northeast.
The board of deaconesses of Vermont
Avenue Christian Church was entertained
Mrs. w. P. Lpscomb, 2737 Adams Mill
road. The members of the board pres
ent were Mrs. w. P. Lipsoomb, Mrs.
Jennie Stier. Mrs. Speare. Mrs: c: A.
Hays, Mrs. Tyler. Mrs. j. w. Heider. Mrs.
Roose, Mrs H. p. Maxwell and Mrs.
John o. Lewis.
Mrs. A. L. Carson and Miss May Au-
gust of Rochester. n. Y. are guests of
Mrs Mcconnell of 1893 17th street.
Mr. and Mrs Robert C. Palmer and
daughter Dorothy are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs L. F. Palmer on Capitol Hill.
DR.. Girard of 18th street and Colum-
bia road and family left yesterday for
the Thousand Islands to spend the sum-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Levy OF the Iowa
entertained at dinner Wednesday even
ing, May 26. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jacob
and Mrs R. T. Warwick and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. JOrss.
Miss Violet Houck of New York city is
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southeast. where she will be pleased to
see her friends.
The alumnae and graduating class OF
Washington Seminary held their annuai
banquet at Rauschers Monday, May "a
The election of officers. which is always
a feature of this interesting event, re-
suited in the reappontment of Mrs. NAL
colin Varnell as president and the election
of Miss Littepage vice president, Miss
Sheehy recording secretary. Miss MILAN
corresponding secretary, Miss Clara he
| rector of states. Miss Annie Twohy chair
man membership committee, Mrs. Davis
chairman ways and means committee,
Mrs. Warren chairman program commit
tee and Miss Nina Van Arsda.e chairman
of publication committee.
Immediately after the banquet was
served in the small ballroom. where. hid
den in bower of palms, string or
chestra rendered familiar airs. The col
or scheme was pink. the table being
banked in pink roses and peonies, which
were afterward sent to the Founding
Hospital. Mrs. Varnell, after being in
troduced by Mrs Smallwood. principal OF
Washington Seminary. greeted the men,
bers of the senior class, who were so
soon to become alumnae. Miss Weems
charmingly introduced her classmates by
appropriate quotations. and after this
Miss MILAN told the history OF the class
of 1909. AS this class has the distinction
of being the second to publish an annual,
the Seninaria, Miss Lapham. the editor
in-chief. was called upon to tell some
thing cf its work. Then. as a fitting close
to this delightful occasion Mrs Small
wood. with deep feeling. arose and all
toined in the inspiring strains of ..Auld
Lang Syne."