Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-20

! The topics of the remaining talks are
a. nsnd fellows so,o No Germ nan Rn
GUM" No !. Paris" No. 8, Sweden,
Denmark. Norway ending with The
Midnight Sum
Mrs. Louisa NJ. Eccard has issued invi-
tations for the marriage of her daughter.
Flora Helen, to Mr.. Frederick Israel. TO
take place April 5. 1910 The ceremony
will be very quiet affair." followed i'm
mediately by reception to the relatives
and intimate friends of the couple.
! Mr. and Mrs. Ad. Moge of Seattle.
| Wash, are visiting Mrs Elizabeth Mar
shall at 1916 L street northwest on their
| way to Australia.
At the annual charity ball to be given
by the knights of Columbus Easter Mon
day the reception committee will consists
| OF George r. Repetti, chairman; r. ].
Barrett. J. E. Byrnes. DR.. F. B. Bishop. H.
4. b Rus cnt,sr r. l. B @,ona F. H Crook
ST; W. H: De Lacy. c. P. DAILY, ]. P.
Ellis. l.. A. Everett. D. A. Edwards, NJ.
P. Fitzgerald. A. G. Gross. p. J. Gal
K. Z. Hogan. P. J. Haltigan. j. 4.
Howell. E. P. Harrington. j. r. Hardy.
W. A. Johnson. P s. Kehoe. 1r.: e. F.
Myers. J. A. MYERS. M. A. Mess, Dr. W.
E. J. Mallory. Thomas McNamee. w s.
Mccarthy. T. P. O'Dea. j. P. O'Dea. DR..
w. E. Pairo, John Juinn. J. A. Repetti.
Dr.. F: 0. Roman, T. A. Rooney, Joseph
NJ Tucker apd p. 8. Warren.
The following will serve on the floor
committee: DR.. j. A. Flynn, chairman;
c. J. Began. T. P. Byron. j. r. Brown,
J; j. Burke, J. W. Byrne. J. H. Beu-
L. Callahan. E. G. Cryer, A. r. Clark,
P. J. Cain. Charles Custise, j. F.
Dougherty, c. T: Ferry, John Fem. B.
F. Gill. j. B. Geier J. NJ. Henderson, ].
J. Kehoe. NJ J. Keane, T. NJ. Lowe,
Oscar Luckett, c. c. Lacy, j. p Myers,
G. J. Mahoney. F. D. McAuliffe, q. F.
McAvoy. F. 8. Mullin. T. D. Mccarthy.
F. NJ McLaushlin; DR.; G. H: Mccarthy.
gan, A. A O'Donoghue. J. A. o'shea,
w A. Pierce. b. F. Saul. P. A. Tobin'
NJ. 9. Won Derleh. F. r. Waller. w. D.
Millcoxon, M. j. Wall and w. s.
Wheatly.
The ladies Of Congressional Hive Of the
Modern Maccabees held a short meeting
MOI, Monday evening. March "a. A Handsome
invited into the dining room. where
lunch was served by the hostess, Mrs
Manders. 421 10th street northeast
Thursday evening. March II, the ladies
gave Mrs Matthew. retired commander,
W
A handsome collection Of fine china was
presented to her by the ladies'. Refresh-
ments were served and a pleasant even
Ing spent.
| The March meeting of the Marcia
Burns Chapter. Daughters Of the Amer
lean Revolution. was held at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. Margaret Ballard Moore
chapter, Mrs. Ellis Logan. presiding,
After paper by Mrs. Hortense Fuller an
Our Army and Its Achievements Miss
Eilzabeth Dowell sang three songs and
the historian. Mrs. Charles Pepper, gave
a description of a visit made by her to
the grave OF the patron saint OF Ireland
Ihe guests Of the afternoon were Mrs,
Marsdon Burch and Mrs. Laise-Phillips.
| Mrs. Julia Luchs was called to pb,Ia-
delphia by the illness of her sick moth
~r last week.
Miss Rena Swartz of Baltimore was
the guest of Miss Rena Solomon dur
Ing the past week.
A pleasant surprise party was ten
dered Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Solomon at their
apartments, 455 @ street northwest. on
sunday evening last, the event being
pleasant time. the guests were invited
to the dining room, where a sumptuous
| repast was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Causey of Ba,ti-
more are the guests over Sunday OF
Miss Lewis at the Portner Mr.. Causey
| Is prominent in journalism in the Mon
umental city.
A reception most gratifying to the
recipients OF the honor was that given
to Rev W. J. D. Thomas and Mrs.
| Thomas at the rectory of the Church
OF Our Savior by the Ladies' Guild OF
| the church on the anniversary Of the
day Rev. Mr.. Thomas was appointed
f0l oh -
ish - '''' ''A'sho par
| Mrs. Louis Julien has returned from
| New York and Ia at home to her friends
at 1893 Newton street northeast.
The Brookland Literary Society will
be entertained Friday. March 20. by Mr..
and Mrs Melins At the reception
Prof. Charles Mccarthy Of the Catholic
| University was the speaker of the
evening. Vocal solos were given by
hiss Grace N. Reals. Miss Ann F. Mat
liam II. Galbratth. and readings by
| Miss Eva Hurd. Mrs. Gross and her as
sistants served refreshments.
The Philathea and Baracca orsaniza
lions of the Brookland Baptist Church
gave an interesting entertainment in
the church parlors, which was well at
Miss Helen holster and Miss Helena
/ Cheeseman were well received Miss
/ Florence Dykes recited. and an anus
ing debate closed the program.
| Thursday evening last Mrs. c. p
| GLEN entertained company of friends
| at her home on East Capitol street in
| honor Of her house guest, Mrs. Annie
NJ. Virgins of Newmarket. n. III. Pro-
/ gressive five-hundred was the feature
| of the evenings entertainment and at
the conclusion of the games the guests
repaired to the dining room, where an
| elaborate supper was served. The dec
| Orations and fayors were all In keep
/ ing with St Patrick's day. and an ex-
/ ceptiOnally effective table decoration
was in the form of a large ship sus-
! pended above the table and composed
| entirely of tiny green and red electric
| lights. Those present included Mr.. and
| Mrs. l.. G. Brooks Mr.. and Mrs. F. L.
Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. l. S. Childs, DIR.
| and Mrs. p. E. Brengle. Mr. and Mrs.
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