Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-10

Miss Mcnamara Of 24O9 18th street north
west gave charming evening entertain
menI for the bridal party and their
friends. Mrs. Paul D. Conner, sister of
the bride, will give supper, following
automobile ride, at her home, 1911
Mrs. Frances Walker will give a recep-
ton to the bridal company tomorrow
evening. The attendants at the marriage
will be Miss Emily Mcnamara, maid of
honor: Miss Mabel Catherine Linton and
Miss Estelle Sawyer. bridesmaids; Miss
Dorothy Johnson of Brooklyn, N. Y.
flower girl. The best man is Mr.. Dyer
III. Smith of New York city and the ush-
ers, Mr.. Frederick W. Johnson, Mr.. Paul
D. Conner, Mr.. Lawrence Eberbach and
DR.. Caryl Burbank.
Mr.. o. c. Short of the Z. S s. Puritan
and his cousin, Mr.. w. d. Harris of the
battleship Connecticut were given a fare
well dinner by Mr. and Mrs. George B.
Johnston Of Michigan avenue, BrookIand
previous to their leaving for their homes
in Arkansas. their terms of service hav-
ing expired. Among other guests present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Barker, Fred
Barker jr., and Mr.. J. Fucker
The Piney Point Club gave a most en-
Joyable dance i'll the Brookland Hall and
renewed pleasant "reminiscences of a last
summers outing. The chaperons were
the Mesdames Simons. Gracchetti Mack
and Huntington Those present were the
Misses Mason. Gracchetti. Hunter, Dun
nington. M. Barrett. K. Barrett l.. Mack,
J. Mack, NJ. Sirnons, Grace Tansil1, Pau
line Braddock, r. I. Braddock, Mrs.
Thomas. Mrs. George Mack, Mrs. A.
F. Sargent, Messrs. Boyd, knight,
SproWis, Mccarthy, Smith, Noel, Num-
bers. A. F. Sargent. E. keenan,, George
Mack. H. Mack, C. Huntington. F. Dun
nington. T. Mack. \. Mack, F. Tansill
G: Tansill. Arthur Carpenter and Earl
limo D@f~
the intermission.
Rev. II. w. o. Millington had a social
gathering Of the Baraca class at his home
evening was enjoyed with games, CONVEX
sation and refreshments. Those In at
tendance were Messrs Walter Middle
kauf, Pau! Watson. Ben Hare, Lewis
rett and Henry Butler.
Miss Eneline A. Sweeney. daughter Of
Mr.. Charles Sweeney, who will be mar
ried to Lieut.. Clifford Lee Corbin, U. S.
A. Tuesday. In New York, has chosen for
her attendants Misses Margaretta Morse
Of this city, Irene DAILY and Elizabeth
Stuart Lieut.. Lloyd B. Magruder. q. s.
A.. will be best man. 1t will be a house
wedding.
| The benefit performance last Monday
night of 1.-The White Sister," for the SIS
tiers of Mercy of st. GATHERINGS, was ar
ranged by Mrs. NJ. E. Crowen of New
York. who spent the winter and spring in
this city, and who personally attended to
| all the details in connection with 1t. The
results were extremely successful, and
handsome sum has been turned over to
the sisters. who have expressed their
great appreciation to Mrs Crowell and to
the hosts of friends who co-operated with
her.
Students Of the Mckinley Manual
Training School will present in the
school auditorium. Friday and Saturday
nights of this week. the second annual
school play. The comedy is called I'm
His Uncle's Uniform" and is transla-
ton of the famous little German play,
Schiller's Der Neffe ais Onkel''
The Mckinley students have recently
organized a dramatic society called The
Paint and Powder Club of Tech" and
from this society the cast is chosen.
Dancing and refreshments follow the
play. The proceeds will be for athletics,
the orchestra and other school interests.
Mrs. Taft will occupy box 1T the