Evening star., 1909-04-15

honor OF the eleventh anniversary Of their
youngest daughter. Miss May Bohn.
| The rooms were tastily decorated with
! folks spent the evening in games music,
recitations. dancing and refreshments.
Prizes were awarded for the different
games. First prize was given TO Master
Benson Goldman, second prize to Master
Bertram Gelston and the BOBBY prize 10
Master Lester Bosley.
The invited guests present were: Misses
Ihedora Raissle. May Ricketts,. Rather
Bohn: Messrs. Darlington Macy, Arthur
Robinson. Lester Bosley. Bertram Gelston,
Benson Goldman and Fritz Scefft.
Last night. at the residence of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
hewitt, their daughter, Miss Mary Elinor
hewitt, and Mr.. Thomas Clark Hoy of
Alexandria. Va. were married by Rev.
Lottie hewitt and Mr.. Morris Fitzgerald
attended the couple The bride wore
white messaline satin, trimmed with
pearls and net: tulle veil and orange
lilies Of the valley in a shower bouquet.
The maid Of honor wore white batiste over
silk and carried La France roses. The
mother Of the bride wore black silk trim
bridegroom. played the bridal chorus
from "Lohengrin'' as the party entered
the parlors. Palms. pink and white car
nations and white roses decorated the
parlor and dining room. A reception fol-
lowed from until 10 o'clock, and a buff
fet supper was served.
Mfr. and Mrs. Hoy left for wedding
trip to New York and Atlantic City. and
will reside in Alexandria. Va. where they
will be at home after May 5. Mrs. Hoy
travelled in tailored suit Of gray cloth.
with hat to match.
Mrs. William A. Dallam, the bride of
year ago: Miss Rebekah. whose engage
ment to Lieut.. ]. Deb. W. Gardiner, L.
s. A.. has just been announced, and the
third daughter, as well as Mr.. Mclean,
will be with her during the Continental
Congress.
Mrs. Anna NJ. Schoenborn OF Harvard
street announces the marriage Of her
daughter, Annie NJ. to Mr.. Edward {.
Fuelling of Cripple Creek. Col. yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fuelling will reside in Grip
pie Greek. where the former has business
and mining interests
Miss Alice Wickham. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Ross NJ Wickham. and Mr..
William Eldridge Hillyer of this city were
married at the Clendening, 2O2 West 103d
street, New York. last night by Rev. DR..
George A. PAUL OF Upper Montclair. n. J.
The bride was given away by her father.
Mr.. and Mrs Hillyer will reside in Wash
ington.
Mrs. Henry C. Thompson and Mrs. Holt
will not be at home tomorrow. but will
be at home the remaining Fridays at
$500 18th street northwest.
The Easter week Dixie dance. under
the auspices Of the Daughters of the Con-
federacy. In the ballroom Of the Shore
ham last night was brilliant function.
The orchestra played southern melodies
while the couples participated In the
twenty dance numbers and several en-
cores.
Many congratulations on the success OF
the affair were showered upon Miss Ro-
ern Easter week dances. Miss Small
was assisted by her sister, Miss Gene
We've Small, in receiving the guests. The
ehaperons were Mrs. Charles H; Fred.
Bowie. Mrs. I. N. Timberlake. Mrs. ".
II. Saunders; Mrs. s. Sprigg Belt. Mrs. G.
Werber. Mrs. Drury Z. Ludlow and Mrs.
S. B. M McDufey.
during the intermission toast was drunk
to the next president general of the
Daughters of the American Revolution,
whoever that fortunate lady may be-
dance will be given the first week in
May because Of the success Of the func-
tion last night.
Among those who participated in the
evenings entertainment were Miss Rutt
Bowie, in blue messaline; Miss Rosalie
Small in French organdie over pink silk:
Miss Minnie Moses of South Carolina in
black spangled net; Miss Edna Saunders.
In blue crepe de chine. with Irish point
lace; Miss Stella McDuffey, in blue nous
seline; Miss Rose Lazier of Belleville.
Canada, in orange satin. with old point
lace; Miss Genevieve Small. in light blue
organdie over light blue silk; Miss Cath
crime Babcock, in netted pink silk; Mrs.
n cv,H,o
silk. with touches OF light blue and silver;
Miss Stevenson, in pink null over pink
silk; Miss Mildred Newman. in white mes
saline; Miss Rita Wrenn. in yellow satin
brocade: Miss Julie SHINES. in pink M s.
saline, with silver trimmings: Miss jan
ME Etheridge, in cream messaline; MISS
Estelle Hardew, in crepe de c.--ne, over
yellow silk; Miss Denman Smith, in pink
messaline: Miss Harriet Thompson, in
blue silk null: Miss Margerie Murphy,
in white embroidered null; Miss Helen
Gibson, in yellow messaline; Miss Vera
Snyder, in venetian blue silk, with vene-
tian point lace; Miss trieda Diitman, In
tan silk messaline.
Also DR.. +. p McGruder. DR.. G. Wer-
ber.. Ernest May, W. r. Small. Col. w.
ii. Saunders. Benjamln kaines. .aul
keister, W. Z. Sullivan, r. P. Bruin, =.
\. Bradbury. Thomas Eomunds. ]. b.
Hog-, j. E. Nell. J. V. Morgan. George
+. Sabourln. b. II. Barndoilar. X. X.
Tompkins, .. B. Lamerson, and Messrs.
Carnes, hammond, Hopkins. Thompson,
Ryan. Hysiop, Lane and CLAUDE Mont
gomery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Cans en- ertained
Mr.. Homer Lind of New York and his
wife at dinner at their nome in the
Iowa. 13tn and . streets. last night. MIR
Lind is well known to a great many
Washingtonians. as this was his home
before he went into grand opera.
The marriage of Miss Alice Cecilia
Farrell, daughter Of Mrs. Margaret 81.
Farrell. and Mr.. John NJ. Bowen Of Bos-
ton. Mass, will take place Saturday
morning. April IL, at 10 O'Clock, AT the
Church Of the Holy Comforter. 14th and
East Capitol streets. The Rev. Clarence
f. Wheeler, pastor Of the church. will
Oficiate.
Mrs. James Mcmillan sailed yesterday
on the Mauretania. on which yes sci the
Hon. Maud Pauncefote was also pas
senger. -.t
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Suffern Taller whose
wedding yesterday stirred Baltimore So
cicty more than any similar event IN
years, came over in their gift automo-
bile last evening to this city and will
leave tomorrow for the Virginia Hot
Springs. 49,
Mrs. Letter entertained twenty guests
at dinner last evening in honor OF the
Secretary Of War end Mrs. Dickinson.
Former Senator and Mrs. Dryden gave
a dinner last night. They will leave
shortly for their home at Bernardsv.lie
N. J.
Former Representative and Mrs. Bourke
Cochran have gone tn Neu York and will