Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-19

foreign countries. He will be accompanied
by his sister, Miss Parish.
Mrs. James c. Needham, wife of Rep
resentative Needham, and their children
left yesterday for her home in Modesto,
Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Dale Toland have
sent out invitations to a reception to
follow the marriage of their daughter.
Miss Priscilla Toland, and Mr.. Gaspar
country place, Aubrey, White Marsh. Pa.
Mr.. Bacon Is the son of the ambassador
to France and Mrs. Bacon, who are COM
ing from Europe for the wedding. Miss
Bacon will accompany her parents
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Bryan
Ewing daughter of Mrs. Frances Bar
bour Ewing. and the Rev. George Att
more Sparrow Of Gastonia. n. G., will
take place very quietly at noon WedneS-
day, June 20, at the apartment of the
brides mother, at Hammond Court.
Chief Justice Fuller and members of
his family will leave shortly for Maine
TO spend the summer at Sorrento.
The Chinese minister and Nine Chang
and their large family will spend July in
the CatskiIls and August at Lake Placid.
Admiral and Mrs. Dewey will leave
Thursday for Woodstock, VT. where they
will spend the summer.
The Spanish minister and Nine. RianO
will 20 north early next month and will
visit during the summer Massachusetts
and Maine resorts.
Senator and Mrs. Burrows going
this week to their home in Kalamazoo.
Mich, for the summer
Senator Burkett's wife and daughters
N-1l., IL
Mrs. Lawrence Townsend sailed yes
terday for Europe.
Mrs. Richard Townsend is still at her
Washington home with no definite plans
for the early summer yet made
Mrs A. c. Barney sailed yesterday and
is likely to spend most of the next year
in France.
Capt and Mrs. S. r. Henry and Mrs.
Caroline Julien have returned from an
enjoyable visit to Atlantic City. where
they were the guests of Mrs. Furman
Post, formerly of Brookland.
Mr. and Mrs. r. E. harvey gave
an elegant reception to their SON Mr.
Harry +. Harvey. and his bride at their
residence 2216 1st street northwest, which
will also be the future home of the
young couple.
Mr. James Igoe of New York city. a
former student of the Catholic University
Of America, has been visiting friends i'll
the vicinity of his alma mater during the
past week
Mr.. and Mrs. Charming Ward of Chi
cago. ILL.,. are the guests of Mrs. Mary
w. Burr Of 18th street northeast
outing at Laurel, Nd
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. Eaton Brooks of
BrOokland are registered at the Raleigh,
Atlantic City.
At the wedding of Miss Carl Bushby and
Mr.. Collie Bell, which will take place at
noon on Wednesday in the chapel of
Bishop Harding's residence, Miss Bushby
will have as her maid of honor Miss RO-
berta lola Braddock. and Mr.. Maurice
Moore will be best man for Mr.. Bell.
Mr.. Edwin Marean. who has been in
Madison, WIS., for some time has return
ed to his home in BrOOkland.
At the annual reception given by the
Brookland Brotherhood to the ladies
Of their families the decoration of the
church auditorium by {. IL. EtZ and
David Oerthy was exceptionally taste
| full. flags of many nations were used in
connection with the Stars and Stripes
and code signals, and. together with
beautiful display Of flowers. made fine
effect. Each lady was presented with IA
dainty silk flag, which was worn during
the evening. Rev J. NJ Long composed
a spirited song dedicated to the brother
hood. which was sung by the assemblage,
and Rev. n. w. Wilmington made happy
address congratulating the organization
| upon such successful closing of a sue
| cessful season. At the close of the eXer-
| cises refreshments were served in the
church parlors to the large number pres
| ent
| Exercises will be held in the Brookand
Baptist Church this morning in honor of
the graduates from the vicinity. Uni
versity and school colors and pennants
will form the decorations. Mr.. Wilson,
principal Of the Central High School. will
make an address. will also Glenn
Lawrence a graduate of George Washing
| ton University. Miss Esther T.. Galbraith
| will read an essay. Miss Galbraith has
the distinction of having made the four
years course at the Central High School,
and also of winning a scholarship in the
George Washington University in the
competitive examination.
Mrs. e. c. Hubbard of the Holmes left