Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-15


Mrs. Shively, at their residence on I
street.
Mrs. Pratt, wife Of former Representa-
tive Pratt, entertained Friday afternoon
at her residence on Columbia road at
card party. -
The minister from Panama, Mr. Arose
mena, has returned to Washington from
short trip to New York.
The young ladies Of the Central High
School entertained at q luncheon Thurs
day in honor Of Miss Dolly Cunningham
and presented her with silver chate-
laine vanity set
Miss Edward Smith and Miss Florie
Smith, daughters Of Gen. Robert and
Mrs. Smith Of 18th street. have gone to
Annapolis to spend several days with
friends.
Senator and Mrs. Fletcher and the
ington Tuesday for Brooklyn. where they
attended the launching Of the United
States battleship Florida at the navy
yard Miss Fletcher was one of the
maids OF honor at the launching cere-
monies.
Miss Louise Fletcher will be crowned
the queen Of flowers at the cantata to be
given at the Foundry NJ E. Church Tues
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs W. r. Shane have gone
on an automobile trip to Atlantic City,
N. j., and other points north.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick s. Benham and
little son have removed from Pittsburg
to Washington, and are at home to their
friends at the Cookson North Capitol
street. Mrs. Benham was Miss Bertha
Williamson of Brookland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Walker are ex-
pected to visit Mrs. Walkers mother,
Mrs. Eva Hoover. the last part OF May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Connor are at home
with Mrs. Hoover, 18th and Quincy
streets northeast.
At the dance given by Mr.. Lewis Lynch
in the Brookland Hall an evening Of en-
joyment was spent by those present.
Those dancing were the Misses Martin.
Helen Barnholt, Harriet McCrea, Viola
Maley. Helen Anderson, Marie Wood
ward, Edna Cosdon. Rebecca Woodward
Brightwell and Bernadine Woodward and
Messrs Holmes. Woodward. Frank JOY
Siler, Hackman. Tom Joy. Pierce. Emer-
son, Frazier. Lewis Lynch. Simons, Noes,
J. Lynch. Dempsey, Gallagher, MCGEE and
l.. Schooley.
Miss Florence Herman has returned
from Europe and will be pleased to see
her friends at 1870 Kenyon street.
Mrs. Louis T. Cassidy Of Waterbury,
Conn. is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John S. Drury. at their home on
X street.
Cards are out for the marriage of
Miss Louisa Monroe Rogers, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Rogers Of
Osso. King George county Va. to Law
| renee c. Leatherland, Of Alexandria.
f.ly ~
| mac Baptist Church. in King George
county. Wednesday. June s, and will be
attended by a number of the friends
Of the young couple from this city and
Alexandria.
Mrs. J. B. Montgomery sails this week
to join her daughter, Miss Montgomery
who went abroad with her cousin. Lady
Denmark and formerly Miss Pinchot
daughter Of Mrs. Pinchot of this city.
They are all going to Oberammergau and
Munich together in August.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mum fwho was
Mary Aston Paul., who have been abroad
since their wedding in Philadelphia. over
a year ago, arc to spend the summer on
the North Shire, where they have taken
one Of Mrs. Gordon Princes cottages.
DR.. Guy Fairfax Whiting and his wife
and daughter will occupy Barton Lodge
at Hot Springs. which they have leased
from Mrs. Seth Barton French from June
to December l.
Representative and Mrs. Francis Bur-
ton Harrison have gone to Bar Harbor
Me where they will build a new home.
Announcement is made of the approa CHI
Ing marriage Of Miss Frances Hammond
of Portland and Ensign Charles Wash
burn Cross. U. s. N. stationed on the
battleship Mary land. now at San Fran
Miss Hammond is q daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. r. C. Hammond of Rose City Park.
Ensign Cross, Is OF the class OF OF at An
napolis. and will be stationed after the
wedding at Honolulu.
Mrs. Letter will sail from Boston June
4, as she will take a few days after leay-
ing Chicago to inspect her new home.
which she is building at Beverly, Mass.
and which may be ready for her occu.
pancy next fall on her return.
Miss Lillian Berry. daughter OF Rear
Admiral Berry. who has been com
a series of visits In the northwest AL
n,iral Berry and his daughter have spent
the winter in California, but the former
has been recently transferred to Wash
ington.
Miss Margery Cotton, who has presided
so charmingly over Government House.
Porto Rico, for her brother. Gov. Cotton
would have accompanied him back here
on his recent short visit had 1t not been
that she had planned fete in the in
terest of the Anti-Tuberculosis League.
of which she Is president. 1t was very