Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-03
Tiffany of New York are the guests of the
Misses Cameron.

Tiffany of New York are the guests of the
| Misses Cameron.
Mrs. Thomas H. Carter will chaperon
party Of Trinity College girls tomor-
row night at the Belasco Theater, who
will sell the souvenir program for the
benefit performance of THE White Sis
ter" with Miss Viola Allen in the lead
debt of St GATHERINGS. which is under the
charge of the Sisters Of Mercy. 1t is ex-
pected that President and Mrs. Taft will
occupy a box. All the other boxes were
sold weeks ago and a large and brilliant
audience is assured.
Miss Clara Cynthia Granfield. daughter
of the first assistant postmaster general
and Mrs. Grandfield. and Mr.. Harry Faber
White of Cambridge Springs. Pa, will be
brides home. Only the relatives of the
contracting parties will be present.
DR.. and Mrs. j. Macdride Sterrett have
returned from their tour in the far east.
Mr. William D. Sterrett, with wife and
son, has recently returned to the city
from the Philippines. where he was en-
entered the United States forest service
and is at present stationed in this city.
At the bazaar. to be given at the Ar
lington Hotel April IL and Ii by the
board of lady managers of the Episcopal
Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital. the re-
ception committee will consist of Mrs
Charles E. Buck. Mrs. George H. NJ
McGrew, Mrs William II. Fox, Mrs. Will
liam Conrad. Mrs. E. ]. Stellwagen, Mrs.
Edward Roome, Mrs. G. F. Dudley and
Mrs. Robert Talbot.
Miss Johanna e. Adler is spending the
holidays visiting relatives in Baltimore,
Md.
Miss Katherine Desio has as her guests
Miss Walsh of Newark. NJ j., and Miss
Sokoll of Fall River, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Romano Edison
announce the engagement of their daugh-
ter Florel!e and First Lieut. John Will
liam McKie, Coast Artillery Corps, U. S.
A. Miss Edison Is a charming and
cultured girl. whose education was COM
John Joy Edison. Lieut.. McKe is a
West Point graduate of 1904. The we'd
ding will take place within the next two
or three months, although the exact date
is not yet determined.
Mrs Robert Marye has been called
west by the serious illness of her mother.
Miss Frances Thorne will spend most
of this week in Philadelphia and on her
kinSon.
Mrs. Eva Hoover has issued cards for
the marriage of her daughter, Harriet
Naomi, and Mr.. Marcus Atcheson Walker
Tuesday evening, April IL at 1880 O'Clock,
at the lexington Presbyterian Church.
Rev. Taliaferro Thompson will perform the
ceremony, which will be followed byf<a
reception for the bridal party and re5a-
tives.
A dance was given Thursday night by
the Octagon Pleasure Club at Dyer's Hall.
Supper was served each couple in Easter
baskets in the dining room, which was
decorated to represent a lawn. Those who
participated were Miss Helen Rosenthal
of Lafayette, Ind; Miss Lorraine Herman.
Miss Irene Einstein, Miss Rena Fleish-
man, Miss Hortense Brylawski, Miss
Dora Schiffman. Miss Ernestine Rich,
Miss Bella Schiffman. Miss Gladys
Mayer, Miss Bertha Israel of Fort
Wayne, Ind; Miss Rosa Frank of Balti-
more, Md; Miss Rita Baer, Miss Rhoda
Mantner, Bernard Bier, David Baer,
Maurice Eiseman, Melville Fischer, Stan
ley, Fischer, Alfred Haas, Herbert jacob
Lester Marx, Lester Neuman, Arthur
| Neuman. Herbert j. Rich, Edwin Hahn
and Nelson Berliner of Baltimore, Md
| Miss Estelle Sawyer entertained party
OF young people Easter Monday evening
in honor OF Miss Harriet Naomi Hoov-