Evening star., 1909-04-18

weeks in Norfolk. Va, as the guest of
Miss Mabel Goodman. Later Miss Davis
will visit relatives and friends in Rich
mond
Senator and Mrs. Clarence d. Clark of
Wyoming bave announced the engage
ment of ther daughter. Frances Dyer,
| and Mr.. G. Hobart Chapman. Mr.. Chap
man is the eldest son of Mr.. George r.
Chapman of Boston and Wyoming. and
was educated in the Boston public schools
and the Massachusetts Institute of Tech
nology. Miss Clark is charming young
girl with great musical ability. The date
] for the wedding is not yet set.
home. after a visit to Philadelphia and
New York.
The annual dance of Gamma Eta Chap
| ter of the Delta Tau Delta fraternity was
held at Rauschers Friday evening. Mrs.
G. W. Simpson acted as chaperon. Those
participating were Misses Baxter, Beene.
Blumer. Cameron, Carter, Clapp. David
finger. Hickman. Hubbard. Jennings Lin
sey. Lotion. Lutz. Makel. McLachlan,
Miller. Osgood, Page. Perrie. Randolph.
E. Schafer. NJ. Schafer. Simmons. skel-
and Woodard and Messrs. I. Block. But
man, Byrn, Borden. Burke. Calder, Call.
Crafts, Carpenter. Corhet, Duenner, Dick,
Green. Hemmick. Hoover. Harrison, How
/ ell. hoTrtCJt. hanson, 11nODdTu,
Linthicum. II. S. Moore. NJ. Moore. Ma
thews, Owens. Pearce. Prescott. Ross.
Rutherford, Simpson, Sommers, Warner
and White.
Mr. and Mrs Booth Bowie who have
been spending the past winter in George
! town visiting Mrs. Bowie's parents. MIR.
and Mrs. Charles Williams Of 31st street.
| returned Thursday to their home, Fair
view, Prince George county, Nd
| Mrs. Burrell entertained at a children S
party last Thursday at her home on 3lst
street, when her guests included about
| fifty OF the little ones of Georgetown.
During the afternoon there were several
| prize games and other attractive forms
of amusement. Pinning the hat on Foxy
Grandpa was the feature of the occasion.
the fortunate winners of the prizes being
Miss Violetta Wilson and Master Baich
Beall Wilson. jr. The house was prettily
decorated with quantities of spring flow
ers and novelties appropriate to the Eas-
ter season. The favors of the little guests
| were little dolls boxes of colored cray
ons and French motto hats. After the
games and dancing a dainty supper was
served in the dining room. Among those
invited were Miss Virginia Thompson,
Miss Elizabeth Pearee. Miss Kate Mich
olson Miss Leonora Greenlees, Miss Vio-
letta Wilson. Miss Elizabeth Thompson.
Miss Margaret Rohrer Miss Emily Mack
all, Miss Eliza Burreli. Miss Elizabeth
Greenlees. Miss Margaret Mackal. Miss
| Katherine Berry Miss Dorothy Burrell,
Miss katherine McReyno.Gs. Master Phil
10 Berry Master Fontaine Bradley. Mas
ter Charles Mackall. Master Lloyd Bur-
rell Master Van Manning Master Nc
Reynolds Master Richard McCarteney,
Master Balch Beall Wilson, ir.. Master
Fred Bradley and Master Junior Burrell.
Mr.. Henry Weyl, accompanied by Mr..
Joseph Kaufman of New York. sailed
from New York yesterday morning on the
steamer Cleveland for abroad. where he
expects to spend the next two years en-
gagged in business, travelling to the prin-
cipal cities, making his headquarters In
London.
Mrs. Ben Frank returned to her home
in Baltimore Monday. after a visit of a
few days with her mother. Mrs. Charles