Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-03

will be at home in Jacksonville. Fla.
after July 81.
Among the out-of-town guests were the
Misses Holmes and Sayers of Pulaski.
Va; Mics Henen of Brownsville, Tex. !;
Miss Fainter Of Hyattsville. Md, and
among the prominent invited guests were
Mr.. Champ Clark. Speaker Cannon and
Representatives Amos Allen. Henry s..
Boutell, c. C. Carlin, John Dalzell. Will
liam H. Graham, Samuel Smith and John
Lamb.
The wedding day for Miss May Howard
and DR.. Walter A. Bloedorn, L. S. N,
awaits the arrival of the latter from the
west. He is expected very shortly, hav-
ing been detained longer than he had
first planned by the fact that he must
await his successor.
The ceremony will be at the home Of
the brides mother, Mrs Mary E. How
ard, widow of Stanton NJ. How
ard of this city. Miss Frances Edward
Smith, daughter of Gen. Robert Smith.
will attend the bride and DR.. Raymond
Spear, L. s. N, will be best man.
Cardinal Gibbons is expected to perform
the marriage ceremony, and the honey
moon will include trips to various west
ern points. DR.. Bloedorn and his bride
will leave San Francisco July 10 on an
army transport for Manila, where the
former has been ordered.
The bride-elect is one of the best
known horsewomen of the capital, and
recently earned not little fame by TAX
ing the army and navy test ride of nine
ty-eight miles on horseback. This ride
was accomplished in fifteen and One-half
hours. She is a member Of the Chevy
participated in the cross-country runs of
that organization.
Mrs. Sol Berliner of Teneriffe. Canary
Islands, with her two children is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Often
berg Of 1898 u street. Consul Berliner
will join his family the latter part Of
July.
Camp Good VIII will be benefited to
the amount of $3.50. the proceeds Of
little entertainment and lawn fete given
last Wednesday by Minnie Saxton. assist
ed by Ruth Alvison, Gertrude Barnes.
Swope Acker. Rozier Beach. Miriam Will
liams, Elizabeth Williams, Ruth Mont
somery. Francis Davis. Hazel Davis,
Burdenette Hacker. Theresa Smith, Corean
Frazier. Elenore Fields and Edna Wright.
All of these are children in the neighbor-
hood of 18th and Park road. and great
credit is due to their efforts to make the
whole affair such success.
The Secretary OF War and Mrs. Dickin-
son sailed on the Siberian from San
Francisco last Tuesday en- route for
Manila. On their way west the Secretary
and Mrs. Dickinson stopped off in Chi
cago, where they were entertained by
several friends.
One of Mrs. Dickinson's costumes,
which was greatly admired at a recep-
ton given in her honor there. was of sill
yer satin, yelled with coarse black silk
net With this was worn a Russian
blouse of black chiffon. cut round at the
neck to display yoke OF black chan
tilly lace, and catching the two together
Loo nf q q
in black. Three narrow bands OF this
silk also went down the front and around
the bottom of the blouse. The sleeves.
which were elbow length. were made
without shoulder seams. and were "a; sue
cession of deep tucks of the net. The hat
worn with this dress was large fiat OF
black tulle, trimmed at the side with a
large cluster OF black aigrettes.
Mrs. Dickinson and her younger son
also stopped off in Seattle, where they
were the guests of another son and his
Wife Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dickinson. AS
many dinners and lunChecns as could be
gotten in during their short stay were
given in honor Of these distinguished
guests.
Among the Neutrality-suspicious. who have
been sojourning in Paris recently were
Maj c. c. Collins. Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Hill
man, at the Continental. and Mr.. and
Mrs G. NJ. Hitchcock at the Elysee Pal
ace Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs George Muendel of this
city have been spending some time In
Dresden.
Mr.. w. H. Given of Washington was
registered in London last week
Mr.. and Mrs GercOn Nordlinger and
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Eiseman, with their
families. left yesterday for Blue Noun
tain House, where they will spend the
summer.
Miss Natalie Mayer is spending some
time at Ingleside. Randolph, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph B. Behrend left
yesterday for short stay in Atlantic
City. N. j.
Miss Miriam Franc and Miss Selma
Selinger leave tomorrow to spend the
summer at Coolbaugh. Pa.
Mrs. Charles Kaufman of 18th street
had as her guest last week her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Benjamin Frank Of Baltimore.
The Jolly Dozen have arranged for an
excursion down the Potomac on the
evening of Wednesday. July Is.
Mrs. Joseph Dreyfuss is the guest of
her sister. Mrs. Treitel. in Woonsocket.
r. J.
Charles J. James left on Thursday,
Pfeifer. for Buffalo. N. Y, where they
will join a fishing party on their way
to Canadian waters.
Miss Laura Adler Of Clifton street
left Yesterday for Pittsburg, Pa, where
he ha Of ciS