Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-05
Myer served salad. A stringed orchestra
furnished music during the evening.

Myer served salad. A stringed orchestra
furnished music during the evening.
The ladies of the wistaria Euchre
Club entertained their husbands at
the residence of Mrs. Jones on Bryant
street Thursday evening. The house was
decorated for the occasion in the club
colors of lavender and green. Point
euchre was played, the prizes being won
by Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. Blair and Mrs.
O'Day and Messrs, Priest, kimmel and
Spaid; consultations, Mrs. Phillips and
Mr.. Wolfe. Refreshments were served.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Blundon. Mr.. and Mrs Blair. Mr.. and
Mrs. Drake, Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher, Mr..
and Mrs. Green. Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. KIM
MEL Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips. Mr.. and Mrs.
Priest. Mr.. and Mrs. O'Day. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ridenour. Mr.. and Mrs: Smith. Mr..
and Mrs. Spaid, Mr.. and Mrs. Wolfe,
| Mr.. Clarke and Mrs. Bailey.
A successful year for Joejean Col
lege closed with dance in honor of the
Friday night by the Dramatic Club, on
the lawn surrounding the college. The
stage was set off with climbing roses and
vines that served a background. with
shrubs and cedar trees tastefully placed
for stage wings.
Thesclass showed exceptional talent and
excellent training.
Sir Toby Belch and Sir Andrew
|
Benedict and Helen Reeve re-
cetved deserved applause, while Dorothy
MacElWee portrayed the Duke of Illyria
with grace. Dorthy Loud made charm
acceptable little Viola. Leila Hits in
depreciation Of the conceited Malvolio was
good. Theresa Drexel, as Feste brought
out the wit and wisdom of her lines;
Laura Woods and Frances Froment, as
Maria and Fabian, entered into the fun
and mischief Of their parts with true
spirit. Ethel Carpenter, Margaret Dellett
and Virginia Galliher each sustained her
! part with much credit, while Margery
Snyder gave the part of Sebastian real
life and character.
Ruth Wilcox in a fancy dance proved her
self an artist, while the little Grecian
An effective finale introduced the entire
cast in a complicated dance, which was
tangled and unraveled to the strains of
Feste's lutte.
'-tha Coblenzer and Miss Cob
lenZer are now residing at 1890 Belmont
street northwest.
Mr. and Mrs. ". F. Adler of 1905 10th
street northwest have returned from a
ten-day trip to Atlantic City and Phla-
delphia.
Mrs. Fred bennett, wife of the commits
sloner OF the land office will not make
her summer plans until late June, as her
interesting young daughter and son are in
| school here and will not be free from
their duties until that time. Commits
siOner and Mrs. bennett have q fine tour
ing car, in which they have become
thoroughly acquainted with this city and
the country nearby, and with their chill
dren and friends spend their leisure very
happily.
Mrs. bennett is most agreeable
hostess. and having many warm friends
10Th IN resident as we'll as official circles
has thoroughly enjoyed the past winter.
A quiet wedding took place at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Purcell, when
Miss Ess!e Rutto Lewis, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs NJ. c. Lewis. became the bride
of Mr. George ID. Shirley. The bride was
beautifully gowned In old rose si.u and
was unattended After the ceremony MI
| and Mrs. Shirley left Washington for a
northern trip, and will be at home after
June 10. Among the out-of-town guests
and brother and Mss Bertha Whitehead
of Virginia. Miss Lewis. the bride. is
rom Richmond county, Va, where she
| held position as teacher of Oakland
ina Va, who now is representing the
interests of the Baptist Theological
Seminary of Louisville, KY, performed
he ceremony.
Announcement is made of the marriage
=.
Mary e. Huck and the late Jacob Huck
If this city, and Mr.. Claude S. Carpenter.
Normerly Of Virginia but now OF this city,
which took place Wednesday, evening.
June l. at the home of the brides moth
az. 76 S street northwest, Rev f. A.
4annan, pastor of s. Martins Church,
officiating The bride wore "A gray coat
ut. She is the granddaughter of MI
md Mrs. Jacob Won Dehlre. Mr. and
Mrs. Carpenter will be at home to their
friends at &c S street northwest
Mrs. Albert Kuhn, formerly Miss kath-
crime Cole. with her little daughter has
arrived from Los Angeles on a visit to
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Cole.
For an indefinite stay. and to attend the
marriage of her sister, Bertha and Mr.. II.
I. Rinck June 8.
Miss Marie G.. Young, who has been
listing Mrs. Alexander r. Shepherd at
1er residence on kalorama road, is now
he guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Flovd
Waggaman at Wild Rose Lodge. An
napolis. Nc.
the visitors registered at the Ant!ers
Colorado Springs. She is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Zung. Mrs. Zung was
Miss Marie Baker Of Capitol Hill.
Mrs. John b. Lord. ST.. ana Mrs Milo
Quackenbush are p aiming to preside at
lawn fete at 18th and Newton streets. !
northeast Tuesday and Wednesday even
! ings, June and 8.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Walton AShby Wren have
announced the marriage of their daugh-
| ter, Maude Lynette. and Mr.. Harry Ed
! ward Harvey, at Edinburg, Va. Wednes-
law I xt-;lI