Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-22

| townsend wedding and the
presentation of Daphnephoria,
an ancient Greek festival, which will be
given at the Oaks tomorrow afternoon
for Neighborhood House. indicates an in
teresting outlook. 1t has minor phases
also in which smaller circles will take
part In events which will add pleasing
topics to many drawing room discussions.
Summer plans are, however, we'll under
way and overwhelm nearly everything
else. A number Of West End houses are
alreauy closed for the summer and a
similar fate for dozens of others is Ger
! tain for the first of the month. The ex-
ercises of graduation week at Annapolis
and West Point are dates looked forward to
eagerly by scores of young people and
in this regard antedate all other plans.
Mrs. Taft's invitations for her fourth
garden party, which will be held Friday,
May -. were sent out yesterday.
| At the marriage of Miss Florelle Ed
son, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
! Romance Edison, to First Lieut.. John
| William McI<ie, Coast Artillery Corps
II. S. A, at ST. Thomas Church.
| Wednesday, June 1, at noon, the brides
| school girl sister, Miss Margery Edison,
| Gertrude Wagner and Miss Marie McMil-
! lin Brown bridesmaids. Lieut.. Edmund
T. Wesel will be best man. Capt. John
NJ. Dunn and Lieuts. P H. Emerson, C.
j. Goodier and Henry Carger Pratt, all
| 1904 classmates of the bridegroom at
| West Point. will be ushers.
| At the marriage at st. Margaret's at
| 4:30 pm. Wednesday. June l, of Miss
| Laura Annesley Stotsenburg, daughter
| of Mrs. John NJ. Stotsenburg, and Lieut.
Charles Russell Mayo, 10th Cavalry, Mrs.
! KRONER will be matrOn of honor for her
sister. Lieut.. Mayo will have as his
best man Lieut.. Graham. 10th Cavalry
| The ushers will be Capt. Luhn, Lieut..
Houston, Lieut.. Scott, all of the 10th
Cavalry. and Lieut.. Tate, 18th Cavalry.
| The wedding will be followed by small
reception at the apartment of the brides
aunt. Mrs. James l. Young, in the Wyo-
| ming.
Dr. and Mrs. Borden entertained last
evening at dinner complimentary to DR..
! and Mrs. Radcliffe, who sail the 3lst for
| Europe. The other guests were Gen.
and Mrs. Sternberg and DR.. and Mrs.
| Needham.
Mrs. Byron Andrews will leave the
| city for the summer Monday morning
| to visit Mrs. A. b. Hilton at her coun-
try place at Hackensack. Later she
| will join Mr.. Andrews on a trip to Alas
ka. In the meantime MIR. Andrews goes
| to the Shetland pony farm in st. Marys
county.
Miss Ruth c. Moore of 2029 street
| is visiting in Old Point and Newport
News, and will return for the dance the
18th at Annapolis.
Mrs. n. III. Van Zandt and Mrs. Jean
| Cabell ONeill are spending. the week
| with Mrs Edwin Lee Morgan on Wash
| ington Circle.
Mrs. R. P. P. Gibbons and daughter,
Mrs. j. G. Tayman, of Annapolis. Md.
are spending a week with Mrs. Richard
Anderson OF Capitol Hill.
a third wedding of June 1 will be that
Winthrop Wadleigh, U. S. NJ. c., which
| will be at ST. Thomas Church at .
O'Clock. Miss Remey will attend her
sister. A small reception will follow
Remey.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. Kaufman announce
the engagement of their daughter. Juan
at home to their friends 1913 Rhode
| Island avenue Sunday, May % from
4 to o'cloS in the afternoon and 8 to
| 10 O'Clock in the evening
| Consul General and Mrs. F. Leopold
| Schmidt of New York. with their grand
| daughter Miss Jewett of this city, are
sailing the end of the month for Italy.
Mrs. Crane. wife of Senator Crane. and
| their children are at Dalton. Mass, their
summer home Next winter Senator and
| Mrs Crane will live at 18th and X
streets. the former residence of Mrs Hit.
| to which an addition has been built and
extensive repairs are being made.
/ Miss Roberta Amies. Slaughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Gilmore Ames, who has
aroused so much enthusiasm by her clas-
sic dancing the past winter. is also
| fine pianist, and will graduate in music
this spring, winning an artist diploma
Miss Clara w. Herbert, Miss Frances
S. Osborne and Miss Grace Osborne were
among the passengers leaving for Europe
on the Lapland yesterday
4 Mrs. A. G. Wheatley of the Cumber-
land who is now visiting her sister Mrs
Richard P. WorraIl. at the Plaza, New
York city, will return to town next week
Mrs. Josph L. Lyons and daughter
Helen are spending two weeks in Wins
ton, Va.
The Washington Seminary Alumnae As
ISOLATION will hold its annual luncheon
at the Raleigh Tuesday. May "a The
committee in charge consists of Miss
Olive McNeal chairman; Mrs. Joseph D.
Wright and the president Of the alumnae
Mrs. Malcolm X Varnell Quite num-
Der of out-of-town alumnae will Join with
those resident in the city in making the
affair a success. number of unique
features will add to the enjoyability of
the occasion.
Mr.. Robert n. Watkin Of Dallas Tex
is visiting in Washingto
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P. Yeamans of
Bristol, Pa. are the guests of Mrs F. r.
| Horner and Mrs. Lottie Fetrow after a
i journey from New York to Washington
The social entertainment re ~ pra.,,
land Baracca and Philathea organizations
was thorough success. The musical