Evening star., 1909-05-24

visit Capt Isaac Newell. U. 8. A.. and
Mrs. Newell.
Mrs. Theodore P. shonts Is expected
in London for the season shortly and will
have her daughter. Miss Marguerite
Shonts there with her. She spent the
winter in Paris with her other daughter
the Duchess de Chaulnes.
Former Secretary Newberry. with his
wife and daughter. who went abroad In
March, will sail for home June T.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Mildred NJ. Carpenter. daughter OF MRS.
E. i. Carpenter OF New York. and En-
sign George NJ. Dallas of the connecticut.
Mrs. Frank Rosengarten, who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. Henry wells OF
DIST street, the past week. has returned to
Philadelphia.
Miss Laura Clifford Wells is visiting
friends in Atlantic City for two weeks
Mrs. Charles Wheaton Pindell of Balti-
more. formerly Miss Edna A. Parker of
this city, Is visiting Mrs. Malcolm h.
Varnell.
Mr. and Mrs william Colman of 154o
9th street northwest will be at home Sun
day. May 80. from to 10 o'clock in honor
of the confirmation of their SON, Aaron
Colman.
Little Miss Ethelyn Johnson celebrat-
ed her ninth birthday last week by en-
tertaining at Mother Goose party.
The costume drawing headsprize was
the Shoe. the prize being a sachct
with a Mother Goose picture on 1t. The
second prize was picture of the host
ess. taken in her Bo-Peep costume.
with Mother Goose characters painted
around the frame. Old Mother Hub
bard received the prize. and Miss
Muffett a painted bookmark. A prize
given to Jill for being the game
winner consisted Of Mother Goose
Book" while Woman With the Six
penwiper. The house was festoonei
with paintings Of the characters and
geese, etc.
Mother Goose rhymes were heard on a
talking machine whenever other amuse-
ment failed. large cake, made In the
shape Of old Mother Goose, showing the
natural colors, ETC., was the birthday
cake, and two smaller ones adorned the
ends Of the table. The children drew
prizes from a Jack Horner pie. and also
found, at their places at tables a candy
doll dressed as Mother Goose and a
Mother Goose cap. Those present were
Old Mother Goose, Mildred Pocock; Mar
jorie Daw. Clara Young; Jack and Jill,
| harry ana mdD6l f1uODdTu, OlU NOludii
Who Lived in a Shoe, Loretta McGinnis:
Maid Who Went a-Milking. Mabel Good
win: Mistress Mary, Grace Benton; Daffy-
Down Dilly, Della Benton; Miss Muffet.
Gertrude Lucas: Mary Had Little
Lamb. Gloria Searles; Dish Ran Away
with the Spoon. Mildred Holt: Old Dame
Trot, Martha Holt; Higglity Pigglity My
Fat Hen, Mildred Keys; Lucy Locket,
Lucy Swanton; Woman with Sixpence.
Josephine Bedinger:. Curly Lockstor, Mil
dred Creel; Babes in Wood, Lille Stuart
Polly Flinders, Ethel Pocock; Red Riding
Hood, Catherine MacElwee; Old Mother
Hubbard. Ruth Mussen; Cinderella. Sarah
Monday; Queen Of Hearts, Helen Mus
sen: Little Bo-Peep, Ethelwyn johnson
Red Riding Hood, Annie Creel: Old Wom-
on Who Rode a Broom, Mildred Stuart,
Marjrie MacElwee and Louise Stuart
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas F. Walsh left
last night for Wolhurst, their Denver
estate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay NJ. Baird Of Evans
ton, ILL.,, announce the engagement of
their daughter, Dorothy Elizabeth, and
Ensign William Woodfll Turner. I. s. n.
Mr.. Turner is attached to the Y. s. S.
Virginia, now stationed at Norfolk, Va.
Judge j. j. Martin of Atlanta. Ga. and
a member of the Aztec Club. is visiting
his daughter. Mrs. Henry D. Green of
1892 Columbia road.