Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-11

Japanese am DaSSaQOr ana Baroness
Uchida, the counselor of the Japanese
embassy and Mrs. Matsui, Commander
Hiraga the Secretary OF War, Mr.. Hale,
Mrs Winthrop, Commander Logan, Com
mander and Mrs. Andrews, Capt. and
Mrs Potts and the assistant secretary OF
state and Mrs. Wilson. After lunch the
following Joined the party for trip to
Mount Vernon; Col. and Mrs. Crosby, Mrs.
Herbert Parsons, Mrs. Newlands, Mr..
and Mrs. Garrison McClintock, Mr.. and
Mrs. John w. Dwight, Capt and Mrs.
Frank E. Beatty. the assistant secretary
of the Treasury and Mrs. Hilles. Miss
Boardman, Mrs. G.. w. Logan, Senator
Wetmore, Commander Vassilieff and Mrs.
Norton.
Mr. and Mrs. Josef Kaspar announce
the engagement of their daughter Fran
ceska to DR.. Huron Willis Lawson. The
wedding will take place in September
after Miss kaspars return from Europe,
where she is now travelling with her
mother.
Prof. and Mrs. P. j. Lennox. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hibberd, Mrs. and the Misses Tisdel,
and Mrs. Phil Sheridan. and the Misses
mans sailing for European ports today
from New York.
Mr.. J. A. Johnson of Boston and Mrs.
Huth Cooksey Of Washington were mar
ried in fremont Temple, Boston. June
l. by Rev. Mr.. Handley. Mr.. and Mrs.
johnson will live in Massachusetts,.
Mrs. Hannah Wolff Of 9o6 Sth street
northwest will be at home to her friends
Monday, June Is. from Z to 10 pm, in
honor of the confirmation of her daugh-
ter Ida
Miss Bessie Rice Birch of 31oS Dunn
barton avenue, who has been visiting
friends at Farmville and Fortress Mon
roe. Va. for the past five weeks, has re-
turned and will have Miss Bessie Paulett
of Farmville visiting her next week.
Mrs. Kathryn Luken Power, a promi-
nent member of many local organiza-
tons. celebrated her seventy third birth
Island avenue. The gracious hostess, in
her gown Of pale gray silk and point lace,
looked many years younger than the
seventy-three years which she claimed.
Mr.. Neiss secretary Of the Pennsylvania
Society. made an address of congratula-
ton and good wishes on behalf of the
many societies to which Mrs. Power be-
longs. to which the hostess gracefully
responded The centerpiece of the sup
per table was birthday cake made of
seventy-three small square cakes. Among
those present were representatives of the
Daughters of the Revolution. Eastern
Star. Pennsylvania Society, Grant Cir
Gle Ladies of the G.. A. r., Daughters of
Repekah and the Capitol Hill Literary
Society.
The lawn fete to be given this evening
at 413 Sd street northwest by the De-
Corps has been postponed until further
notice All tickets sold for June and
IL will be good on a future date.
Friday evening Lady Pauncefote Lodge,
Daughters of st. George. installed it's
officers for the coming term, after which
a banquet was given in honor of the
event and to bid farewell to those MEM
bers who will be out of town during the
summer months Those present were
more, Miss A. Burns, Miss J. c. Bren,
Mrs. M. Candy, Miss A. Gaylor, Miss J.
Cameron. Miss Cavalier. Mrs. Gregory,
Miss Gregory, Miss E. Golway, Mrs. Hen
son, Miss NJ. Kelly. Mrs x: Long. Mrs.
A. Bindon, Mrs. L. Long, Mrs. NJ. Nor
ris. Mrs. M. Maidens, Miss c. Macpher-
son, Mrs B. Ryan, Mrs. E. Ricketts,,
Mrs. L. Wynne and Miss L. Whitening
ton.
gagement Of her daughter Mabel to Mr..
Ernest Risley Eaton of Melbourne,
Australia. Miss Littell is a granddaugh-
ter of the late Gen. Green B. Raum.
A quiet although pretty wedding took
place Wednesday afternoon at the par
sonage of North Capitol M. f. Church.
when the Rev. E. E. Marshall off1ciated
at the marriage of Miss Lille l. Ward
and Mr.. James Roberts, both of Glenn
dale, Md. The bride was tastefuly
dressed in white and carried large bou-
uuet of white carnations. She was &C
companied by her sister. Miss Emma
Ward of this city. who was also in white.
The best man was Mr.. Samuel Cole of
Michelsville. Md, and a cousin of the
groom. During the ceremony music was
rendered by Miss Ruth Hutson of this
city Only a few friends and relatives
of the couple were present. The bridal
party left Immediately for Glendale.
where Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts will make
their future home.
A pretty wedding took place in the par
sonage of ST. Dominic's Church, 9th and
E streets southwest, Wednesday,. June s,
at II 30 o'clock am, when Miss Ella c.
kilroy and Mr.. George Hundley were
married by the Rev. Father Kennedy. The
bride was attired in a becoming princess
of white figured net over white silk
trimmed with baby Irish and white silk.
She wore a large picture hat trimmed
with white willow plumes and carried a
bouquet OF white roses and sweet peas.
and wore a pink embroidered silk trim
med with white lace and large white
lace hat trimmed with pink ribbon and
carried pink roses.
Mr.. Pierpont Monsinger acted as best
man.
After the wedding breakfast, at which
only the immediate family was present,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hundley left for an ex-
tended trip to Atlantic City. The bides
travelling suit was of tan cloth with tan
straw hat trimmed with green.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hundley will reside in this
city.
Mrs. W. B. Mercer, 1913 Euclid street.
is entertaining at tea this afternoon
field Mercer and Miss Nellie Beatie of
Atlanta and Mrs. Arthur Johnson of
North Carolina.
Mr. and Mrs e. Steinem of 100 p
street will he at home Monday, June ID,
after 4 o'clock in honor Of their
son Testers confirmation.
Mrs. James H. Mcneil. 1645 Park road.
gave a tea yesterday in honor of her
guest. Mrs Arthur johnson of North
Carolina. The event was very pleasant
one.
Mr. and Mrs G. W. Sanford of Seat
Pleasant. Md, announce the marriage OF
their daughter Mary Blanche and Mr..
RAYMOND H. Lewis this morning by the
Rev DR.. Briggs. After an extensive
trim to Niagara Falls, Buffalo and Can
ada they will be at home to their friends
after July Is at 6O2 E street southeast.
Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses have been issued to