Evening star., 1909-04-28

| Mrs. Green lefI on tHelT NeuuiiiS toui,
which will be to Boston by sea. They
will make their home in Baltimore.
| Miss Alice Foster welcomed a number
| of her friends Yesterday at the Wash
ington Club. when exhibition of her
recent miniature portraits was enjoyed.
| Mrs. David Fairchild. Mrs Fitzhugh Led
yard Mrs. Clifford Stuart. Mrs. j. Fair
! field Carpenter and Mrs. IL. r. Davis as
| sisted at the tea table.
| Mrs Henry F. Dimock of New York,
| president of the George Washington Me-
mortal Association. addressed the Con-
gressional Club yesterday on the work
OF that body its hopes and aims. Mrs.
| Archibald Hopkins and Mrs. Foraker took
| part in the discussion of the topic The
| president of the club. Mrs. Perkins, pre-
Sented the guests to Mrs. Dimock. In re-
sponse to the question, Mrs Dimock said
I, that the sum of $4,000 900 was In mind as
| the probable cost of the memorial, which
| is to be a magnificent building in this
city, and that further sum of another
half million would be useful as an endow-
| ment fund. She also told of her plans
| for an active campaign next winter
| throughout the country to continue the
| interest already well aroused.
| Mrs. Richard Sylvester entertained at
| pretty luncheon today for Mrs. Harshman
of Annapolis
Mrs Charles A. Williams and Mr. and
| Mrs Emo will entertain at dinners to-
| night.
| Miss Cameron gave party out of the
common last evening which the bad
weather did not hinder-a picnic supper
at Great Falls. Touring cars carried the
! party to and fro, and some of those who
went were Gen. and Mrs. Clarence Ed
wards. Mrs. Nicholas LongWorth. Miss
| Carroll. the Misses Meyer. Miss Blanche
Emory. Miss Foraker Miss Ide, Miss Isa-
| bel Clark. Miss Anna Cockrell. Miss Fay
of Boston. Mr.. Ovey. Capt. Gulick, Mr.
Holt and Mr.. Cameron.
| Yesterday at Leesburg, Va. at the we'd
ding of Miss Arabelle F. McGill and Mr..
Alfred H. Gawthrop of Wilmington. Del,
Miss Polly Mason of this city and Miss
Mary King Nash of Portsmouth, Va,
were bridesmaids. They wore dresses
| of white batste, elaborately trimmed in
valenciennes lace and embroidery, PINK
| satin directoire sashes and large white
| hats. The brims of the latter were faced
| with pink, and large pink roses covered
the crowns. Their bouquets were large
| punches of Killarney roses. Mrs. Powell
| Fauntleroy. Miss Fauntleroy; Miss Alice
| SHEPPARD, Miss Josephine Mason, Miss
Earline Newton. Mr. and Mrs. George
| Appleby and Messrs. Beverly Randolph
| Mason. Philip Halsey Patchin and Dr.
j William Sewers, all of this city, were
present at the wedding.
| Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Heffernan, whose
marriage took place recently, are now
| at the New Grand Hotel, 31st street and
Broadway, New York city
Mrs. D. F. Fealy and Miss Fealy are
at Atlantic City for two-week stay.
| Mr. and Mrs Bertram Greene have left
| Washington for Boston.
Mrs. Bainbridge- Hoff has closed her
house on Jefferson place and left town.
| Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. Clifford announce
| the engagement of their daughter Miss
| Lenora Powell and Mr.. Morgan r. Shafer
| of New York city, who is now engaged
in business at Washington. Pa. The we'd
! Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hamilton of War
| renton, Va. announce the engagement of
their daughter. Susan Vass. and Mr..
| take place in June.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bland Lee Flem-
| ing of The Plains, Fauquier county, Va,
| have just announced the engagement of
| their daughter. Miss Frances Lee Flem-
| ing. and Mr.. s. Henley Carter. The we'd
ding day has not as yet been decided
upon.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh c. Wallace will sail
next week on the Kaiser Wilhelm II to
Miss Lillian w. Angel and Mr. Willard
S. Haynie were married last night at the
apartment Of the brides parents. Mr.. and
| Mrs Albert f. Angell at the Lafayette.
Rev. DIR. Van Schaick of the Church Of
Our Father officiated in the presence of
| relatives and a few personal friends. The
bride came in the parlor with her father
and was dressed in white satin and
princess lace. Her tulle veil was held by
an orange blossom spray and she carried
| bride roses and lilies of the valley The
little niece of the bridegroom Miss Otis
Edelin. was flower girl and was dressed
in white and carried basket filled with
pink sweet peas. Mr.. Oscar Jansen was
best man. Mrs. Angell the brides moth
er wore gray silk with trimmings of
cluny lace. The apartment was decorated
with roses and spring blossoms. After
small reception Mr. and Mrs Haynie
left for Little Rock. Ark, where they
will live. Mrs. Haynes travelling dress
was of gray broadcloth with which she
wore a turban of violets. Mrs William
A. Harris of New Haven, Conn. and
Mrs. Dexter Of CHAMBERLAIN Hill. r. l.,
aunts Of the bride, were present at the
wedding.
marriage of her brother. r. Tyler Davis,
of this city and Miss Grace Snyder of
Scranton, Pa, at Baltimore, Md, April
p, 1909.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Elsie Kaufman, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. b. II. Kaufman of Pacasmoyo.
Peru, to Mr.. Stanley Rogers of England,
now living In Peru. Miss Kaufman.
who is a niece of the late S. H. kauff-
mann of this city, visited her relatives
here a year or two ago and has many
friends who will be interested in the
above announcement.
At the marriage tonight at ST. Mar
garet's Church of Miss Lillian Wilcox
Davis. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.
Davis, to Mr.. George kearsley Caldwell
he bridal toilet will be of white satin
and duchess lace. The maid of honor
Miss Myra Davis. will wear white lace,
and the bridesmaids. Miss Anne Holden.
Miss Ellen Riley. Miss Maud Davis and
Miss Madeline Davis. will wear pink chill
fon dresses, with coats of pink satin. Nix.
Charles b. Drayton of this city will be
best man, and the usherS will be Messrs
A. X. Selden of New York, G. X. Wysong
of Charles Town. w. Va: J. III. Kefner of
Norfolk. Va, and G. X. Selden of Allan
ia. Ga.
Mrs. j. Fairfield Carpenter is entertain
ing young party at tea today, invited
in honor of Mr.. Carroll of Chicago a