Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-29

neau. Miss Edna May Becker. Miss Eliza
beth Milovich. Miss Catherine Hoover.
Carthy Miss Nancy Hansbrough. Miss
Marie Osborne Miss LILY Miller, Mr..
Pete Becker ir.: Mr.. William Leath. Mr..
Leo Mccarthy. Mr.. Howard Youngs, Mr..
Milton Bryan, Mr.. Richard Hunt. Mr..
Thomas Cissel. Mr.. Humphry Cissel, Mr..
William Chuck and Mr.. Moran.
Nine. Ritter, wife of the minister from
Switzerland, went to New York yester-
day and from there to the Long Island
home OF Mrs. Edward Mitchell Town
send. The minister will join her there,
and they will remain until shortly before
they sail for Europe, June Z.
Mrs J. Burnet Crane, with Miss Crane
and Miss Estelle Crane, will sail for Eu-
rope June IL, tc spend year. On their
return Miss Estelle Crane will make her
debut.
Baroness Uchida. wife of the japanese
ambassador, is spending today in Allan
tic City.
Mrs David Edwin Hardester entertain
ed the members of the Thursday Euchre
last week. The following were the win
ners of the very beautiful prizes: Mrs.
Hyland s. Maddox. Mrs. Joseph M. john
son, Mrs Benjamin F. McAlwee and
Mrs. George T. Padgett.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Hoover of $40
9th street northwest are spending Me-
mortal day with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Herring at Whitewater, Va.
Miss Mary X. Graham left yesterday
to spend June week in Annapolis and
to attend the farewell ball" While
there she will be the guest of Mrs w. D.
Haskins.
Mrs. Frank S. Browne Of Vollmer
Idaho, is visiting Mr.. Brownies parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ d. Browne, at their
new home, 1901 Farragut street north
west, Argyle Park, where she Will be
glad to see her friends.
Rev. and Mrs. Asa Reed Dilts Of Lo-
we'll, Mass. and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A.
futile of Wilkesbarre, Pa. have been
enjoying a weeks visit with Rev. and
Mrs Henry w. 0. Wilmington.
Mrs Delzine Marean and her daughter.
Miss Helen Marean. have arrived in
Washington from an extended stay in
Failon, New.
Kolpin Ravn. professor of pathology at
the Danish College of Agriculture. and
Mr. I4indhardt. director of the Danish
experiment station, were the recent guests
of DR.. Theodore Holm of Brookland
Prof Ravn and Mr.. Lndhardt are in
this country to study the methods of
agriculture here.
Cards of invitation have been received
from M. and Mrs. Simon r. O'Reilly
by the Washington friends Of their
daughter. Agnes Elizabeth. for her mar
riage to Mr.. James p. HenneSSey, Thurs
day, June 16. at 10 o'clock am, at ST.
Peters Catholic Church, Reading. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs Noyes of Portland. Me-.
and Mrs. Lynch of Scotsville, Va, were
recently the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. G.
Lynch.
Miss Sadie Channel. Miss May Hawk
and Mr.. Harry r. Hawk OF Camden, N.
j., have been visiting relatives and friends
in Brookland.
his mother, Mrs. Hutchinson of Mar
shall, Ill.
Mr.. Frank H. Bowen has returned from
visit to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
L. Bowen of Springfield, Mass.
An interesting drama, ''SpoolS Island"
was successfully given in the Brookland
hall by the Misses Davidson, Christian
son, Ethel and Florence Dykes. Helen
and Jean holster and Hattie and L.
Lambert. representing the Young Ladies'
Guild Of the Church Of Our Savior.
The members Of Robert h. Lee Chapter,
United Daughters of the Confederacy.
entertained very delightfully."- their friends
Tuesday evening at the Confederate
Memorial Home Mrs. Harry L. Wheatly.
the president. served the punch and Mrs.
Bell Riley poured tea. Mr.. Kahn rem
dered several recitations, after which
dancing was enjoyed until late hour.
Mr.. Thomas J. Waters of New York
spent the weeks end with his sisters
the Misses Waters.
W. c. Maupin, Mrs. Maupin and son,