Evening star., 1909-06-25

tended stay on the Massachusetts coast
for the benefit of her health. She VIII
first visit Juniper Point. of Salem ana
then other points on the Ma ssachusetts
shore. returning to the city in September.
wedne sday. June 30 Miss Anna May
Garlinger. daughter of Mrs. Virginia Red-
ston Garlinger, will be married to Mr..
Charles Mason Russell Of Annapolis. Nd
The ceremony will occur at the home OF
the bride. POI North Capitol street
Wednesday June - Mr. and Mrs. John
r. Haskins OF 6;l { street northeast
celebrated the thirty-ninth anniversary OF
their marriage by a Family gathering.
The ROOMS were prettily decorated win
cut flowers ard ferns. and bunet sup
per was served in the dining room Inc
guests. consisting of children and grand
children. were Mr.. and Mrs. julius
Hohson and children. Mr.. and Mrs lrvin
+. Haskins. Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Has
kins jr.. and son. Mr. and Mrs. Iharies
r. PeckhaIn and daughter and Mr.. ana
Mrs. Herman u. Frame and son. save
for the absence of their youngest son.
LEROY who was absent from the city.
Mr. and Mrs Haskins had their entire
family circle around them. and with he
most sincere congratulations and happy
greetings speft pleasant evening.
Mrs. Richard A. BallinScr. wife of the
Secretary OF tho Interior. entertained At
the Highlands near heg homo at Seat
tie Washington state. In honor ot
Madame .JusSersnd. \ square taoie Was
used for the guests and VAS decorated
with dainty pink enchantress carnatlons
ard maidenhair ferus. The place cards
were embellished with A.-S.-P. designs.
The French ambassador and his wife.
whose journey to the Pacific coast mas
ueen So plea SAINT in every way. have Wis
tied Yellowstone Park on their way east
tcI haro In, q
Miss Kate Cary gave picnic on DC
tober mountain yesterday for her guest,
Miss Josephine Durand Tee guests. VINO
rode their horses to the Whitney game
preserve fifteen miles. where a luncheon
was served, were Miss Charlotte Barnes.
Miss Mildred Barnes and Miss Helen
Alexandra.
Miss Carrie l. Burkhart and Mr.. Ern-
est F. Armstrong were married at the
home of the brides sister. Mrs. Margaret
Trager at I'll Mount Vernon place nortn-
west last Wednesday evening. with only
their immediate relatives present. Rev
John r. Huddle Of ST. Paurs English Lu-
theran Church officiated. Tire bride wore
French muslin trimmed with point de
Paris and baby Irish lace, and carried a
shower bouquet of bride roses and lilies
of the valley. The parlors were taste
fully decorated with La France roses,
ferns and oak leaves. In the dining room
there were ferns and bride roses. AFTER
the ceremony a buffet supper was served.
Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong LETT imme-
diatelv after their marriage for brief
wedding trip, which Will include Atlantic
City, New York and north Atlantic coast.
Cpon their return to Washington they
will he at home at u Seaton place north-
west The bride is well known local
singer.
A very pleasant surprise party was
given to Miss Humphreys "Wednesday
evening by Mr. Weber, who expects 10
leave Washington soon for his new home
in Phila de'phia Those present were
Misses Nellie Morrison, Helen stuart,
Byrne Neil. Lille Winner. Ruth Sudwartn. !.
Amy Topham. Elizabeth Southeriahd.
Lydia Keefer. Margaret Humphreys. ana
Messrs. George Weber, James Motley.
Elmer Frazier. Elmer Flather. George
Kraft, Wesley WinSer. RotPrt ISWis'
Walter Alleger and Albert lanvoigt.
The lawn fete and dance at BerWyn.
Md. on the 18th, 18th and 9th of June
for the benefit of the new Catholic
Church. under the direction of Mrs. Jonn
Yoos, was great success.
Mrs. Lula Armistead Iiibbett Is visiting
at the home of Mrs. e. +. Plackmon, III
18th street northwest.
DIR. and Mrs William Converse Kendall
and daughter have left the city for their
summer home. Sabago Lake. Me.