Evening star., 1909-03-12
Mary Louise. of I.eesburg. Va. and T.
S. Fowler of Port Townsend. Wash.

Mary Louise of Leesburg. Va. and T..
| S. Fowler of Port Townsend. Wash.
! Yesterday afternoon. a. the home of
Mrs. Fay. on Grard street. Mrs. A. Rich
mond Mullouny entertained a large num-
! ber of friends at bridge and eucnre. for
the bei.efit of the Noel Home The SOU
venirs. all Donations were beautiful and
numerous.
| Mrs. Mulowny is a member Of the
/ Washington Seminary Alumni. each ofl-
Ger OF which has pledged herself to do
something toward assisting the Noel
| Home. The silver collection taken mp was
satisfactory and will considerably swell
/ the sum the alumni has obtained lor this
good work.
Mrs. NJ. c. Farr was the hostess yeSter-
day at delightfully."- appointed luncheon
| in honor of her niece. Mrs. w. 5. Bous-
caren OF New York. Covers were laid for
! sixteen. Those present We're Mrs. H. ~
| Mankin. Mrs. J. d. Mankin. Mrs. L. q.
Bouscaren. Mrs {. w. Morgan, Mrs j. D..
| Prosise Mrs ]. Sheckels. Mrs. c. Doyle.
Mrs. +. Pierce. Mrs. r. Miller. Mrs v.
Becker. Mrs. w. Ayre. Miss NJ. Il. Man
kin and Miss Dorothy Farr.
! The friends of Miss Irene Chedal and
Mr.. F.. II. Kramer president of the
| Florists Club. were surprised today to
hear of their marriage yesterday. The
! ceremony was at Rockville. and the cou-
Pile who were accompanied by Mrs.
/ Chedal. the mother of the young lady.
made the trip III an automobile back and
/ forth
! The knot was tied at the home OF and
/ by Rev. Mr. White. whose wife was Il
/ witness to the ceremony also. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Kramer are going to make south
ern honeymoon journey. and expect to be
back here in a couple of weeks. TO take
| UP their residence ut Sl0 G street. They
received many congratulations today.
when the news became known TO their
| friends.
| Mrs james Mcmillan. Mrs + A. NJ
! Hopkins and Miss Gale were in New
York yesterday.
| The Mexican ambassador. Senior +. L.
de la Barra. is now at the embassy on
street where within a month he expects
to be Joined by his wife and the children.
Nine. de la Barra is in Paris at present.
Mrs. w. II. Seaman will be hostess at
the woman's building, 1895 | street, Sat
urday afternoon. She will be assisted by
Miss Edna Clark and the ri Beta Phi
Fraternity.
| The Misses Kathryn and Margaret
Brown of Boston, who have been the last
few weeks guests at the home OF Mrs.
Margaret NJ Farrell, 1122 B street north
east have gone to New York to stay Il
!
! fore. returning to Boston.
Gen. and Mrs Robert Gibson Smith
announce the engagement of their daugh-
ter Marjorie Gibson Smith, TO Mr.. Mat
thew Trimble, jr.
The Mexican minister to Cuba and
Nine. Godoy are leaving Mexico today
for this city. They have been at the
Mexican capital for a week or two. and
upon their return here they will at once
begin their preparations to 60 TO Ha-
vana.
Mrs. j. l.. Loose, who has spent most
of the winter at the New Willard. and is
such decided favorite here. both in ofti-
cial and resident society. will return to
her home in Kansas City next Tuesday.
| Mrs George T. Marye of this city, who
| in San Francisco was hostess at hand
somely appointed luncheon recently at the
| Hotel Fairmont. which was one of a
| series of these pretty affairs which she
| has been giving since her arrival from
Washington. The table carried an artistic
arrangement of spring flowers, and Mrs
Marye received her guests in clingins
| black gown, the portion above the empire
| waist line being of handsome gold en-
| broidery 4 large black-plumed hat COM
pleted her costume. Among her guests
| were Mrs. Frank Johnson, Mrs. George
| Pope, Mrs. Horace Blanchard Chase. Mrs
G.. H. Mendell, jr.: Mrs. Dutton. Mrs. r
p. Schwerin. Mrs. James NJ. keeney. Mrs
James W Coleman Mrs. Fletcher Ryer
Mrs. Jessie Bowie Detrick. Mrs. George
Whittell. Mrs. Spencer Buckbee. Miss Lily
| O'Connor and Mrs. William Hinckley
| Taylor