Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-12

ledNe mere a1ter the weather gets warm.
| Mrs. Elkins and Miss Katherine Elkins
will go abroad as is usually their custom
| and will spend some time at German
spa. They will sail late this month
At the marriage of Miss Alice Buckley,
| daughter of Mr.. Thomas w. Buckley,
and Cadet Daniel Huston Torrey, who
will be graduated June II at West Point,
at st. Margaret's Church, June 16, at
, pm, the rector. Rev. Herbert Scott
Smith. officiating. the brides attendants
will include Miss Anne Seymour Jones,
daughter of Representatives Jones of Nir-
ginia, maid of honor, and the Misses
Wright; Miss Doris Frederick, daughter
of Col. Frederick, L. $. A, of the war
College: Miss Lila Candy, daughter of
Col. Candy of West Point, and Miss
Mary Madison Jones of this city are to
be bridesmaids. Capt. Merwin c. Buckley,
toned at Fort Howard, Md, brother of
the bride, will be best man, and Cadets
Salleck, Wildrick. Welty. Gray, Water
man and Marshburn, who will graduate
also this month. will be ushers. large
| reception will follow at the Naples, the
Buckley home, Woodley lane.
Mr. and Mrs. William Bornheim of 3+0s
n street northwest will be at home sun
day. June 10, from 4 to and to 1O
pm, to celebrate the confirmation of
their daughter Hazel
The Purdue Society of Washington was
entertained last evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
J. F. McBeth at their home In Brookland.
The unfavorable weather conditions did
not prevent a good attendance of the So
ciety and the evening was thoroughly en-
joyed by all The house was handsome
ly decorated in the university colors, old
gold and black. while the verandas and
lawn were lighted by japanese lanterns.
The evening was given over entirely to
social affairs. the features being the
music and refreshments, the latter being
dispensed with a lavish hand by the
charming hostess. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart, Mr. and Mrs.
Atkinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall. Mr.
and Mrs. McReth, Mr.. and Mrs. Tugnan,
Misses Plumb. Garlock and Kessler,
| kintner, Lewis. Mason. Sherfey and
| Whitehead.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Koenigsberger have
moved from 1343 T street to 1905 Belmont
street, where they will be pleased to see
| their friends.
| Commissioner and Mrs. Johnston will
not open their summer home, Winter
| green, at Clayton, n. Y, this year, as
| when they leave the capital it will be tC
| go to various resorts for short visits.
The Turkish ambassador, who recently
| arrived here, will be presented to the
| President Tuesday
| John Curran and family have returned
| to their cottage at Fort Myer Heights
| Mr.. Langley, who occupied 1t during the
| winter, has removed to Clarendon.
Judge and Mrs. George w. Atkinson
| have closed their home for the summer
and will soon leave the City for their
i
! at Delaware. Ohio, Attending the COM
| mencement exercises of Delaware College
in that place.
Prof. P ]. Lennox of the Catholic
University and Mrs. Lennox sailed yes
terday on the Baltic and will be away
until about the first of October. They
will stay first in London and then on to
Harrowgate Spa for three-week rest
Later they will visit Dublin, Berlin, Paris
and possibly Vienna.
Senator Brandagee gave a dinner last
night.
Miss Alice Vandergrift will sail 4or
Europe July ).
Rear Admiral ard Mrs. Van Reypen
win spend the summer at their place at
Cape Cod. They will have with them
for the season their son-in-law and
daughter. Baron and Baroness Korff, and
their four-year- grandson, the little
Baron korff.
home in Hampton. Va, after short visit
to Mrs Smith, wife of Commander Will
liam Strother Smith, L. S. N, at her
apartment in the Westmoreland.
Mrs. Hope Barroll and her son, Mr.
Maurice Barroll, spent a short time in An
napolis last week the guests of rela-
tives.
DR. and Mrs. Thomas Edwin Ridgway
of the Kanawha and their daughter, Miss
Tonita Ridgway, had as their guests for
the week end recently Mis- Gelne Mac
Donald of Richmond and Miss Gertrude
Jones.
Miss Helen Taimage Bachelor Of New
York arrived here yesterday for an eX-
tended visit to friends in Georgetown.
Miss Bachelor has been spending the
past three weeks in Black Mountain n.
C., where she was the guest of her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs James Many, at
their home, Blythwold Grange.
Miss Violet Ringgold Beck has returned
| home after a short visit in Kent county.
Md, where she was the guest Of her
aunt and cousin. Mrs. Samuel Beck and
| Miss Isabel Beck.
Mr. and Mrs. Fulton Lewis have re-
| turned to their home on 31st street after
| short trip to Buffalo and Niagara.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. We'll of Alexandria will
receive tomorrow evening from until u
| O'Clock
| Mrs. Charles Alvin Smith of George
town left last Friday for New York.
where she will spend several weeks as the
guest OF relatives.
Miss Anne Hansell of Albany, n. Y, is
spending q short time in this city AS the
guest Of friends
Miss Beulah Wiltbank of Washington ard
Miss Mora Wiltbank of kennedyville were
Wiltback at their home in 'Chestertown,
Nd. during the past week.
Mrs. Louis A. de Cazenove of Whining
ton arrived here the early part of last
week and is the guest of her cousin, Mrs.
Marguerite Dupont Lee, at her home in
Georgetown.
Lieut.. c. G. Billingslea, Medical Corps,
L. S. A. and Mrs. BilingsIea are spend
ing some time in Salisbury, Md, as the
guest of Mrs. BilIingslea's parents. the
Rev. DIR. w. r. Graham. and Mrs. Ora
ham. Lieut.. and Mrs. Bllingslea have re-
Gently returned from the Philippines and
will later in the summer go TO San
Francisco. where DIR. Billingslea will be
on duty at the Presidio
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