Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-27

present school year. The first two days
of the week had been given over to ex-
aminations.
The members Of the junior class are:
Mrs II. ]. Giguilliat. South Carolina;
Lois S. Giguilliat. South Carolina: A.
Eleanoire King. New York: Mary Robert
Harper. West Virginia; Marian Elizabeth
Little, Washington, d. c.; Ernestine Cha
chettie, Maryland.
A dance will be given by Carroll Coun-
ell, X. OF c.. tonight.
Mrs. Woodbury. Pulsifer left Yesterday
for Merepoint, Casco bay, Me-, where she
will spend the summer.
Dr.. and Mrs. George S. Duncan of 1900
18th street northeast sailed this morning
fore returning, in September. they will
visit Belgium, France. Switzerland, Italy.
Austria, Germany and Holland.
den parties this afternoon at 5 o'clock.
The minister from Norway and Nine.
Guide have returned from a western trip
younger daughter. Miss Sigrid GUIDE, who
has been visiting friends in Lacyville, Pa.
Miss Ingeborg Guide will return in few
days.
Mr.. Theodore Roosevelt jr, whose mar
riage with Miss Eleanor Butler Alexan-
der. daughter of Mrs Henry Addison
Alexander, will take place June 90 will
give his farewell bachelor dinner Satur-
day, June 4, in New York His guests
will number twenty-four. The plans for
the wedding have not been completed, but
the ceremony will be performed in the
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church and
a reception will follow at the home of the
brides uncle. Charles B. Alexander, No.
West 5Sth street.
The Vice President and Mrs Sherman
will spend Sunday in Utica. When they
return next week they. will be accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Lotion Hunt
of Utica, who will be with them for the
week.
Mrs: John e. Reyburn will go to An
napolis tomorrow, accompanied by her
daughter. and will join Mr.. Reyburn,
who will be there on his yacht, the
Gretchen. They will spend June week
at Annapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Goelet Of New
York, who are the guests of Miss Elkins
at the home Of her parents, Senator and
Mrs. Elkins, will return to New York
tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Strong Of
Erie, Pa, and their daughter Mrs. Reg
inald Ronalds. who were Mrs Town
send guests this week, will go home
tomorrow.
Mrs. L. q. Letter will go to Beverly,
Mass. tomorrow. accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs Joseph Letter, who will sum-
mer there. She will sail for Europe June
2, and will not return here again.
Mrs. Hunt Slater gave box party at
the theater last night, having as her
guests Prof. and Mrs. Emmons. Miss
Marie Stevens. Miss Dodge, Maj. Pierre
B. Clarke.
Mrs. Belrose and Miss Julia Belrose
of this city. who spent the winter in
Philadelphia, will leave for Cape May
Tuesday for the summer.
Mrs. John b. Brownlow, Miss Jennie
Brownlow and Miss Fannie Brownlow OF
Knoxville. Tenn. have been guests at the
National Hotel for the past week.
The Friendship Social Club held its
weekly dance last Monday night at the
Noel House gymnasium. Those present
the Misses Eva Beagle. Agnes Gainor.
Mamie Miller. Agnes Miller. Lucy Miller.
Esther Tancill. Pearl Tanclll. Mamie
Gladmond Nellie Berger, Nellie Nolan.
Irene Doyle. Violet Pierce. Minnie Court
the Messrs. Harry Dernison. Thomas
Ward. Theodore Holmes. Dave Murphy,
Edward Dore. George Harrison. Albert
Burnell. Elmer Ennis. Roy Rhodes VIII
liam Martyr. John Martyr. John Miller.
Harry Shier. Charles Doyle. John Thomp-
son, Thomas Como s and Harry Smith.
Mrs. Mary V. Tucker Of this city Is
critically i'll at the residence OF her sister
Mrs. ]. Tompkins. 1917 Ashland avenue,
Baltimore, Md.
An English play. Among the Break
ers.' will be given tonight at o'clock
on the lawn Of the Hamilton School.
The May tea which was to have been
given tomorrow MAY 2S) at the residence
Of H. L. Rust. $500 Macomb street, Cleve-
land Park, for the benefit Of ST. PauPs
choir and the Episcopal Eye. Ear and
Throat Hospital has been indefinitely
postponed.
Births Reported.