Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-29

Arthur Bates Mrs J. Van Vechten
olcott. Mrs. Fairchiid. Mrs. Oliver,
pie. Mrs. J. B. Henderson, Mrs. Rixey.
Mrs. William r. Merriam. Mrs. john
Wyeth, Mrs. Andrews. Mrs. James Har-
LAM Mrs. Isham Hornsby, Miss Wood,
Miss Thompson and Mrs. kuser.
Mrs Thomas NJ. Gale entertained
large company at a musical today,
which began at noon. The house was
adorned with flowers and a bunet
luncheon followed the music. The pro-
gram was given by the Misses kieck-
hOfer of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Rountree announce
the marriage of their daughter Blanche
Celeste and Charles I. Conrad, jr..
Wednesday, March %, 1910.
An entertainment and euchre vii!
be given tomorrow evening by the
Tabernacle Society of Holy Trinity
Church, Georgetown.
Miss Lydia Richards Hughes. who is
spending few days at home, will be glad
to see her friends tomorrow afternoon
and evening. She leaves town Thursday.
Miss Ruth G. Kimball of Boston and
Mr. Robert Francis Mcguire Of Medford.
Greg, were married yesterday at the lit
tie sanctuary in Cathedral Close, at Mount
ST. Alban. the Rev. DR.. G. c. F. Brate-
nahl, rector OF St Adams parish, ofhciat-
ing.
The bride wore white satin. tulle veil
and carried bride roses. She was given in
marriage by her brother-in-law, Mr.. Wal
ter Penfield Herman of Washington. After
their wedding trip the couple will go to
Oregon to live.
RI Rev Mgr. Lavelle is to oniciate
at the marriage late this afternoon at the
9Th avenue home OF the bride In New
York of Miss Harriet Daily, daughter of
the late Marcus DAILY. and Count Anton
Sgray of Hungary. A reception will fol-
low. Marquis George Pallavicini, sub
altern OF the 9th Austrian Hussars, will
act as best man. while the bridegroom
will be further supported by the charge
d affaires OF Austria-HungaTy, Baron
Ambrozy. and also by Count I4adislas
CZiraky, by Baron Demeter Hye and by
Count Felix Won Brussels Schaubeck of
the Austro- Hungarian embassy at Wash
fnston.
Miss Katherine Anderson. niece Of Mrs.
Taft, will arrive tomorrow, TO be the
guest Of the Misses Switzerland.
Rev and Mrs Herbert Shipman are on
for visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley.
The engagement Is announced of Miss
Elizabeth B. Worthington, daughter of
Annapolis, Md. and Lieut.. John Marston.
Sd L. S. NJ. c. Lieut.. Marston is of the
we'll known Philadelphia family OF that
name. whose country home is at Merton.
Pennsylvania class of 'O5 and is men,
Der of the Army and Navy Club Wash
ington; the Society Of Colonial Wars and
of the Sons OF the Revolution.
Mrs. r. Livingston Sullivan and Miss
Frances Livingston Sullivan Of Philadel-
phia are guests at the home of the Secre-
tary of State They attended the White
House dance last night. Miss Taft is a
frequent guest at the Sullivan home In
Philadelphia.
Miss Mary Porter Everson. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs John Quincy Everson and
Mr. L. Warrington Chubb. formerly o.
Pittsburg. Mr. Chubb is a son of Col.
Charles st. John Chubb. U. 8. A.. and is
a sreat-nephew of the late Col Isaac
Munro of Baltimore.
Miss Constance Hoyt and Mr.. Ferdi-
nand Won Stumm of the German embassy
staff. who will be married tomorrow. will
be entertained at the German embassy
tonight at the dinner which the ambassa-
dor and Countess Won Bernstorff are CIV
ing for Miss Helen Taft. Mr.. Herbert
Won Stumm. who will be best man. and
Miss Maria Won Stumn. their sister. will
also De III Tie dinner company.
Miss Leavitt. the Carolina, will not be
at home this evening, but will see her
friends, usual. other Tuesday evenings.
Mrs. Florence Lakewood of 18th street
is guest at the Marlborough Blenhefm
for the Easter holidays.
The marriage Of Mr.. William A. Thomp-
son and Miss Virgie Belt. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Belt of the vicinity of Rock
Vile, Md. took place at the home Of the
bride Easter Monday. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. S. r. White of
Rockville The couple left for Richmond
and points south The bride wore a mode
suit and large picture hat
At the benefit performance for the Sis
tiers OF Mercy at the Belasco Theater.
terrain in her box Mr. and Mrs. Masters.
Miss Dorothy Hogget and Miss Agnes
Murphy.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank P. Smoot enter
tanned last evening at their residence,
Hyattsville, Md, the occasion being the
eighteenth birthday anniversary of their
daughter Mary. Various games were in
dulged in. A number OF vocal and piano
selections were rendered. after which re-
freshments were served in the dining
room, which was tastefully decorated
with roses. ferns. palms and Easter
lilies. A pleasing feature OF the evening
was an advertisement guessing contest,
in which prizes were awarded. The first
prizes were won by Miss Mary e. smoot
and Mr.. c.. l.. jenkins, and the BOBBY
prize went to Samuel F. Hardy. jr.
AS souvenir each guests was pre-
ented with tiny rabbit. Miss Smoot
received many handsome presents. Among
those present were:
Misses Mary Smoot, Gertrude X. Moore.
Eva Stuart. Myrtle V. Young, Isabel
Perry, Elsie Smoot. Mary A. Hardy, Jes-
sic e. Wiler. Mary e. Smoot. Grace N.
Floyd, wiida Brubaker. Clara Lypoldt of
Beltsville. Nd, Elsie W. Vierbuden, Lo-
veil Macintosh, Celia Kissele1. Clara
smoot. Bessie Mccarthy. Masters Charles
Bishop. Ralph Hardy. John smoot Willie
Cooper. Francis Smoot. Mr.. and Mrs. ].
r. Smoot. Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell Cooper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel F. Hardy. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. p. Smoot and Mrs. c. r. Hardy.
Messrs. Earle L. Young. August F. Koch
Ter, James n. Webb, Samuel F. Hardy.
jr, Robert o. Kirby. C.. l.. Jenkins. c.
Raymond Hardy. Wescott Miller. Earle