Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-11

| Mrs. Leon, mother of the bride, wore
| black chiffon over white satin with jet or
| naments; Mrs. krulwitch. mother of the
groom. wore a gown of black seauins;
Mrs. Benjamin Icons gown was a peach
satin with overdress of silver gauZe, and
Mrs. l.. Goldsmith was in wistaria satin
with pearl trimmings. After the ceremony
the guests sat down to an elaborate din
ner. during which speeches were made
and kilograms read. Mr. and Mrs. Krul-
witch left for a trip to Atlantic City.
Lakewood, y. J., and Niagara Falls
The out-of-town guests were Mrs. To-
bias of Atlanta. Ga: Miss Bertha Leon,
Norfolk, Va: Miss Ida Leon, Norfolk,
Va: Jacob Berger. Mount Vernon, n.
T.; Elkin Smith. Mount Vernon, n. Y;
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Smith Mount Yer
non. N. Y: DR.. Ignatius Schwartz, Mount
Vernon, n. Y; Alonzo c. Lowenstein,
Mount Vernon. n. Y: Judge Burnstine,
Mount Vernon, n. Y; Miss Rose Krul-
witch. Mount Vernon. N. Y: Mr.. and
Harry krulwitch. Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
krulwitch. Mr. and Mrs. I. a. Kr,hwitch.
Mrs. Miller and Miss Flora Miller. all of
New York: Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Krul-
witch of New York: DR.. &. M. Edelwitch.
Mr. and Mrs. !. Goldstein, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sugar. Mr.. Macht. Mr. and Mrs Strauss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac. DIR. Kramer and l.. 9.
Williams of Baltimore, The couple will
reside in Mount Vernon. y. Y
The principal event of tomorrow
night will be the entertainment given
at the New Willard for the benefit of
| the Working Boys Home. Mrs Taft
will he present in one of the boxes, and
Mrs. John Hays Hammond and Mrs.
ktrke Porter are box holders
The entertainment will start with
Mr.. James Archibald's play. The Out
post" which was given last year as a
curtain raiser on the New York stage,
and which is considered one of the best
sketches ever written of army life in
the Philippines. The tragic story of
The OUTPOST is extremely we'll acted
by Mr.. Fortescue and Capt Evans, who
as army men who have seen much serv-
ice in the Philippine Islands can enter
fully into their parts.
Miss Dolly Lynch of Lakewood. who
lis the guest of Mrs. Evan Sinclair Cam
eron. will give one Of her beautiful and
graceful dances as the next event on
the program. She has delighted large
audlences-private. of rourSe-tn Phi1a-
Their af1eld, and those who have seen
her dance are unanimous in placing
her for her grace and charm in the
very first rank of the amateurs.
"A Happy Medium written by Miss
Elizabeth Hammond. the clever and
charming sister of Mr.. John Hays Ham,
mond. is a comedy full of bright lines
md amusing situations. Miss Ham
mond plays in the title role. and the
cast includes Miss Baldwin and Miss
eron. Mr.. Merriam Mr.. Cady and Mai.
Horton. This play has been given be-
fore with much success In both Phila-
delphia and Lakewood. Mr.. Preston
Gibson and Miss Eleanor Ferris have
coached the plays, and Mr.. William
Marrow is an energetic stage manager.
The performance is given under the di
rection OF the Junior Auxiliary of the
Working Boys Home. Of which Miss
Grace Bell is president Miss Abercrom-
bic Miller secretary and Mr.. Chauncey
Hackett treasurer. Mrs Richard Har-
low will have charge of some light re-
freshments, TO be served between the
acts and after the entertainment. Mrs.
Russell Train Will pour tea for her, and
Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor will have charge
of the lemonade. Their assistants will
be Miss CaSsels, Miss Crosby, Miss Har-
Ian, Miss Hoyle, Miss Loring. Mrs. Orms-
by McCammon. Miss Jean Oliver. Miss
Jennings. Miss Parrish and Miss Caryl
Crawford. Miss Gladys Hinckley is at
the head of a committee to sell programs.
and che will have assisting her the
storff. Miss Dorothy Williams. Miss Zero
line Perkins and her house guest, Miss
Hull Of Baltimore. Miss Mary Chew
will have as her assistants in the selling
of tickets for an automobile which is to
be sold for the benefit of the house Miss
Elsie Downing, Miss Helen Parker, Miss
Evelyn Chew, Miss Elizabeth Parker and
Miss Henrietta Fitch. Miss Margaret
Cotton Smith. Mrs. Philip Hichborn,
Miss Alice Whiting and the Misses Meyer
will sell flowers. and Miss Mary Nc
Cauley, Miss Olga Roosevelt, Miss Fran
ces Moves, Miss Adelaide Heath and Miss
Katherine Shaw will have candy for sale.
Miss Grace Bell and Miss Laura Mer-
RAM are on the reception committee. and
Mr.. Chauncey Hackett and Mr.. Jack Da-
vidge will take tickets at the door. Mr.
Gardiner Bell is the head usher and will
have assisting him Mr.. Preston Porter
| colt. Mr.. Robert Stead and Mr.. Brewster
Remey. The patronesses are the Wis
countess Benoist day. Mrs. Larz An
derson. Mrs. Barney, Mrs. B1ount, Miss
Davis, Miss Gale, Mrs. Preston Gibson.
Mrs. Hammond, Mrs. Hinckley, Mrs.
Huff, Mrs. Merriam, Mrs. Meyer, Mrs
Edward Mitchell, Miss Morris Murray
Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page, Mrs. Cotton
Smith. Mrs. Townsend, Mrs. Wadsworth
and Miss Wells. many of whom are
rine band has kindly volunteered its
services. and successful evening finan-
cially and socially seems assured.
The Secretary of the Navy will return
today from Philadelphia. where he went
to attend the Navy League dinner Mrs.
Meyer and her daughters, Miss Meyer
| and Miss Alice Meyer. spent last week
very quietly at their place at Hamilton,
Mass. and will return here the end Of
this week.
The officers of the Mayf1ower entertain
ed a large party of young people at din
ner Saturday night on board the ship,
and followed it with dancing. They had
another party at dinner last night.
Mrs Richard Townsend and Miss Ma.
thilde Townsend went to New York to-
day.
Miss Mary Cryder gave a musical tea
yesterday afternoon when Miss Hida
Koeher, soprano, gave several numbers
and Miss Ethel Pozier was the pianist.
Miss Murray Ledyard poured tea.
The Mexican ambassador. who spent
! Saturday in Philadelphia, returned yes
terday.
| A number of young people composing
| the Cross Saddle Club are being Goa ched
| by one of the officers of the 18th Cavalry
| for crose-cOuntry ride to Oakland, Nd.
| by way of Cumberland. They will be
| entertained at number Of their stopping
places. and in Oakland will be the guests
of Lieut.. and Mrs. Emery S. West.
| Senator and Mrs. Depew are expected
! back fppm New York today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis B. Crowinshield
are expected at their Marblehead Neck
villa on Peachs Point. Mass, early in