Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-09


were entertained at dinner last night oy
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Merriam. the
twenty guests including Mr.. and MRS.
William Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis
and Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Bishop. all OF
New York. The Vice President and Mrs.
Sherman and their nieces. the Misses De-
Long. went to Utica. n. Y, today.
Mrs Junius W. MacMurray announces
the engagement of her daughter Edna
Aliens to Capt James Parsons Robinson
of the Coast Artillery Corps. Miss Mac
Murray Is daughter of the late MAJ.
J. w. MacMurray. L. S. a.
Mrs. Frank B. Moves entertained a
luncheon party of sixteen today at Pierce
Mill for her daughter. Miss Ethel Noyes,
who shortly will return TO school al
Pennington, Conn.
Mrs. George Drum and her daughter
Ruth have left Washington to spend the
summer with Mrs. Frances Erner at her
country home. Guilford Park, Sterling
Va.
Many of the congressional ladies are
taking an active interest In the tea to
be given at La Normandie Annex Mon
day from to for the benefit of the
Vacation House to be built by the Young
Women's Christian Association. Several
names prominent In congressional circles
appear among the patronesses, and Mrs
and Mrs. ]. n. Langham will serve tea.
Mrs. Francis Goodman Dom announces
the marriage of her daughter, Anne Es-
Washington, u. c., March %, 1910. April
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Butler left Washington
for Mobile, Ala, where Mr.. Butler has
a position with the Southern Railway
Company.
The Confederate Veterans of Camp III.
u. c. ", will entertain the Daughters
Of the Confederacy Tuesday evening next
at the Confederate Memorial Hall, 1922
Vermont avenue, at $50 o'clock. Senators
and representatives who spoke at the
Southern Bazaar will be present. An in
teresting program has been arranged.
Dancing will begin about 9:15 pm.
Saturday. April 2, an enjoyable tea was
given by Mrs. w. Preston Miller at her
home in Forest Glen. Mrs. Henderson.
Mrs. Shaub. Mrs. Miller. Mrs. Bell and
the Misses Dodge gave musical selections
curing the social hour. Refreshments
were served at the close of the afternoon.
The guests Included Mrs. Chesley, Miss
Warfield, Mrs. Sweeney, Mrs. Harmon,
Mrs. Fersch, Mrs. Little, Miss White and
Mrs. Gill.
Mrs. Thomas c. Bourne and Mr. Ran
dolph Bourne are registered at the I'm
perial, New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney Lloyd Wrightson
have taken An apartment in the Ports
mouth, New Hampshire avenue.
Wednesday, the 9Th instant the Fill
pinos Of Washington. the majority of
whom are students at the local universi-
ties, gave a reception in honor of their
American friends at 1917 r street. The
hosts were S. Conception. J. P. Dams. P.
Flores, A. Hidalgo. E. S. Ilustre. J. Lee
gaspi. E. Panopio. NJ. osmena, D; j.
Sandoval, ]. Zalvidea and Mr.. Borbon.
Manuel l.. Quezon, commissioner to Con-
gress. was present, and it was much re-
GREETED that illness prevented the pres
ence of Commissioner Benito Legarda.
The dancing program held twenty num-
was the dancing of the ''Rigodon,' a
Spanish dance, by the hosts and ladies.
AT midnight dainty refreshments were
served. Among those present were DIR.
and Mrs. Lyman F. Kebler. the Misses
Kebler and Master Kebler. DR.. and Mrs
Charles j. Fuhrmann and Master Fuhr-
mann, DIR. and Mrs. w. H. Bradbury
and Miss Bradbury, Mr.. and Mrs. Fus-
selman. Mr.. and Mrs. Powers and Mr..
Powers. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, Mr. and
Mrs. White and Master White, Mesdames
Bennett, Holden. Johnson. Warren, Rec
ord, Taylor. Misses L. Barbour. E. NJ.
Barbour. F. Bateman. M. Bateman. Berg,
Bumpus. Bergher, Callaghan. <. Cara
Messrs. Barber and Burgher.
Mrs. S. W. Pratt, Mrs. II. H. Barroll.
Mrs. H. Kimmell. Mrs. Geary Morgan.
Townsend. Mrs. Dutton, Miss Dutton,
Miss Blake, Miss Lamberton and Miss
Ednie Tisdel will assist at the tea which
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Dickins will give
this afternoon.
Mrs. Howard S. Reside and Miss Eliz-
abeth Reside will sail May ii for
Naples. and after short stay in Rome
will go to Milan to remain several
months. Miss Reside will study there
under a leading vocal teacher.
Mrs. Clarence D. Clark. wife Of the
Wyoming senator, gave a luncheon today
for her daughter, Miss Frances Dyer
ding Tuesday.
Mrs. Elkins gave a luncheon today in
honor OF Mrs. Mckee.
Mr. and Mrs. Grahame II. Powell have
returned from trip to Panama.
An entertainment will be given tonight
Hall for the benefit Of the Confederate
Memorial Home. The first half of the
entertainment will be devoted to must
cal and literary program. to be followed
by little play called Love and Whist"
In the cast will be Miss Eta Taggart
Miss Susie Taggart, Miss Harriet Hard
ing Mr.. LIE Roy Burch and Mr.. Henry
Yaeger. Miss .Jarboe and Mr.. Aldrich will
play the accompaniment.
Mrs Stella Burlingame Lindenborn and
Mr.. Archibald TindalI were quietly mar
ried at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
Bernard Well on Prince George street,
Annapolis. In the presence of the immedi-
ate family last Saturday. The future
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Tindall will be 40
9th street northeast.
Mrs. Thomas Wilson has returned from
her southern trip and is at 1918 Connect
cut avenue. She has with her Miss Anna
Foulkrod Of Philadelphia. They will be
at home Informally Monday afternoon.
Commander and Mrs. William NJ Irwin
gave a dinner last night to a party of
young people, who afterward attended
the hunt ball with their hosts.
Miss Julia VeloZ. daughter of Mr.
Nicholas Veloz Goiticoa, formerly charge
and Berlin, was married to Lieut.. Carlos
de Lemos of the Brazilian navy at ST.
Paurs Catholic Church, New York city.
yesterday. Arrangements had been made
to have the wedding today. but Lieut..
de Lemos arrived from Brazil sooner than
he had expected, SO the plans We're
changed. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev Owen A. McGrath.
Owing to illness in the family only a
few relatives were invited to the mar
riage Miss veloz was attended by Miss
1ots nf Y,,I-