Evening star., 1909-05-02
Misses Switzerland will spend the sum-
mer at Bar Harbor.


Misses Switzerland will spend the sum-
mer at Bar Harbor.
Miss Florence King will be at home
| Tuesday. May 4. for the last time this
season, at 3112 y street.
! Mr. Thomas F. Walsh gave dinner
| last night in honor of the Gridiron Club
when his guests were the Vice President,
| Speaker Cannon, the Secretary of Com
merce and Labor. the Postmaster General
Senator Aldrich. Senator Burrows. Sem
ator Warren. Senator Depew, Senator
Senator Charles J. Hughes. jr.. Of Colo
rado, Representative A. W. Rucker Of
| Colorado, Representative II. S. Boutell.
Representative John A. Martin of Colo
Nevada. Gen. Clarence r. Edwards
Charles G. Glover, Commissioner Henry
B. F. Macfarland. Mr.. John Barrett of
the bureau of American republics. Mr..
United States Senate: Gen. Felix Asnus,
Maj. Richard Sylvester. Fred w. Car
penter, secretary to the President: Col
Spencer Cosby, Mai William v. Judson.
dore W. Noyes. John Joy Edison, Henry
May. j. Henry Kaiser. Wingrove Bathon,
Ira E. Bennett. Scott c. Bone. John s.
Shriyer, louis Garthe; H. CONQUEST
Randolph. F. A. G, Handy. James Ran
kin Young. Philander c. Johnson, j.
Harry Cunningham. James P. Hornaday.
David r. Mckee. N o. Messenger, John
p Miller, F. A. Richardson, Edgar C.
Snyder. Q. o. stealey, James S. Henry.
David S. Barry, Samuel 6. Blythe. L. w.
Busbey, John NJ. Carson. L. A. Coolidge.
w. S. Couch. w E. Curtis. P. w. De
thur W. Dunn. John H. Nolan. J. Henry
Small. jr.. Alexander Mosher. Herndon
Morsell. C. X. Bergman. Henry Xander,
Edwin NJ. Hood. Henry L. West. Harris
NJ. Crist, Oscar King Davis. T. ]. Gibson,
Edward L. Keen Leroy T. Vernon. T. A.
Wickersham, Joseph A. Breckons, Thomas
c. Moves. j. c. O'Laughlin. Guy La
Coste. A. c. Johnson. T. A. Brahany. +.
w. Cushman. Milton F.. Allies. Thomas F.
Dawson. Charles Boettcher, Mr.. Edward
Mclean, Mr.. Walsh
Mr. and Mrs. John c. Shaw and daugh-
ter. Roselle. of 9t'0 K street will leave to-
day for North Chesapeake Beach. Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Shaw have cottage at this
resort, the Columbiano, where they will
remain throughout the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lee went to At
antic City yesterday for fortnight's
stay before proceeding to their West Nir-
ginia home for the summer.
Miss Mary F. Williams, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Williams of Capitol
Hill and DIR. Charles Lucien BOvee sur
priscd their many friends last evepfng
ried. Friends OF the couple susPec,eu
they had given the question some thouShl
but only very few of them really h!rsw n,,
they were to he married SO sooh- !he M
couple went to Baltimore carry IN tne
evening accompanied by DR. j. II. 1ioi-
land and Miss Virginia Mcdonald. Ihey
went 10 the home of Rev Tlmothy stone
nastor of frown Memorial Presbyterian
Chrrrb and were married at O'Clock.
They will reNGrn after short trip ana
he 1T home to their friends at 1902 Irving
street.
Mr. and Mrs Victor E. Adler and fam
ily of 1908 l0tl street northwest have
returned home having spent the past
week in Philadelphia.
Mrs Henry G. Rothrbck and little
daughter. Elsa. accompanied by Miss
Eberly. have gone to Atlantic City.
Mrs Ernest N Janson and Miss Hilda
Ja1lson left the city yesterday for At
lantic City
An organization Sunday school class
supper was held in the parlors of the
Brookland BAPTIST Church and made
very pleasant coca asion. An aTpetzng
menu was served from .re.tily deco
rated table the beautiful place cards in
floral designs being the work Of Miss
Ethel Bailey. Responses to toasts were
eloquently made b. Rev. II. w O.. Mil
rnctou and Miss Olive Keys of ST. Paul
NJ +. Church. Musical selections were
rendered by Miss Esther f. Galbraith. Miss
Isa bel Primm and Miss Maud jackson.
Glass officers elected are: President. Miss
Blanche Bailey. vice president, Miss
Louise HCuser. secretary, Miss Florence
Jackson, treasurer, Miss Bebecca Len
non: devotional committee, Miss Jessie
Hess, membership, Miss Josephine Max
we'll; social, Miss Ethel Bailey.
Mrs. Harry J. Crist and Mrs. G. Edgar
Barnes of Ohio are visiting their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Cove of 18th and Newton
streets northeast.
Mr. and Mrs. William Bair of Kansas
avenue celebrated the twelfth anniversary
of their wedding with dinner to a few
friends.
Mrs. II. w. O. Millington was in Buff
| falo, \. Y. last week a delegate from
the Brookland Baptist Missionary Society
to the general missionary convocation.
The knockers kard Club were hand
somely entertained al their last meeting
by Miss Lulu Cove.
Mrs Myra Whitney Hall gave a May
day festival yesterday afternoon for her
musical Study Club at her home, 18th
and Newton streets northeast. There were
piano selections by Birdie Ledman, Kath-