Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-03
where Mr.. Jacob will enter the practice
of law.

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Washington society is greatly inter
ested in the production Thursday night
Page. a musical >comedy by Philip Lee
Scantling. The. Calcium Club Of George
Washington University il taking par!
and the Junior League OF the National
Junior Republic is to benefit by the pro,
ceeds. There are to be many box ano
orchestra parties given, and a gala night
| is certain.
Rev. and Mrs Joseph Dawson will
be at home to the members and
at the parsonage. apartment 5 the ives
ley, 1921 Columbia road, Wednesday
| evening. May 4. from 8 to 10.
brated their golden wedding anniversary
Sunday last at their home on 10th street
and had with them their three sons and
daughter and their seven grandchildren
Baltimore. with his wife and children: Mr.
George Kosack. his wife and children
Mr.. Gus Kosack and their daughter, Mrs.
Caroline Okun, made up the family party,
with Mrs. Augustus Joy Of this city. eldest
sister OF Mr.. Kosack, who was witness at
his wedding fifty years ago In Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kosack have lived in this
city for thirty-two years. They received
number OF presents from their children
and friends.
After the exercises of presentation day
at Kendall Green tomorrow afternoon
President Gallaudet and Miss Gallaudct
will receive their friends informally at
their home.
Mr.. and Mrs B. J. Heffernan have given
up their apartment in the Irving and
have gone to Mccarthy. Nd. where they
a ~ q
Heffernan have had as their guests re-
Gently Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Deponad
and two little sons Of Baltimore. Md.
viscount Benoist d'Azy went to Phila-
delphia yesterday to visit his little daugh-
ter Marguerite, who Is at a convent
school at Torresdale, where one Of his
sisters is nun.
The Norwegian minister and Nine
Guide will leave May 10 for western
trip. The Misses Guide will leave at the
same time for Laceyville. Pa. to visit
friends for the remainder Of the month.
Miss Ethel Louise Breen and Mr.. Rich
ard Lee Reum were quietly married al
the parsonage Of the Lutheran Concordia
Church Wednesday. April q. by Rev
Paul A. Mcneil. The bride wore pearl
gray travelling suit and a corn colored
hat trimmed with willow plumes. Miss
Martha Breen was maid of honor for her
sister. and wore pongee costume with
hat in the same color trimmed with
willow plumes. Mr.. Clement !: Sobotka
was best man. After their wedding trip
the couple will live at 1903 10th street.
The Potomac Boat Club will give a
dance tomorrow night to inaugurate the
seasons entertaining. Dancing will begin
at $50.
Miss Hannah Wright will give an in
formal reception tomorrow night at her
home, Waldheim, Germantown, in honor
OF Miss Mary H. Perkins and Lieut. D.
Pratt Mannix, l.. 8. n. Of this city,
whose engagement has just been an
nounced.
Miss Nell Fletcher. the elder daughter
Fletcher. will be one of Miss Elizabeth
Fleming's maids Of honor at the christen-
ing Of the battleship Florida in New York
May II.
Mrs. Pullman will leave tomorrow for
her home in Chicago. She will take her
grandchildren, the children Of Representa-
will go to the Lowden country place in
Ogle county, I'll.
Mr.. George Shfras. Sd, and his wife and
son, George P. Shiras: Mrs. ]. w. Mac
Murray and daughter and Mr.. Gardner
F. Williams, all of Washington, are at
the Hotel Wolcott, New York city.
Mrs George B. Eastin of Louisville, KY.
entertained at luncheon Yesterday at the
Arlington in honor Of Mrs. John Hay.
Among those present were Mrs. Harlan.
Mrs, Lurton,. Mrs. J. M. Dickinson. Mrs.
Matthew, T. Scott and Mrs. Shanklin.