Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-12


mother. Mrs. Eva Hoover of 18th and
| Quincy streets northeast.
Mr. W. Gilbert Dent has returned from
! Atlantic City, n. j.. much improved il
/ health, and with his family has taken
a cottage for the summer at Washing
! ton Grove.
| Mrs. Elizabeth Fisher has leased her
house, 3423 Brown street, and will spend
the summer with friends in Massachu-
| sets and Maine.
| Mr.. Milton Daniels has been assigned
to the Itasca, which was recently started
| on its annual practice cruise, which will
| include a stop at English and other
! European ports Before leaving Brook
land MI Daniels was given a delightful
| going-away party at the home Of his
mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Daniels The
| house was beautifully decorated with
| Japanese lanterns, flags and flowers for
the event The evening was all too
short for the pleasure contained and the
time came too soon for the many old
and new friends of the popular young
man to wish him bon voyage and sue
cess in his chosen career.
Mr. Jeffery w Van Solver and Miss
Mary E. Bull were quietly married at the
parsonage of the BrcoklaEd Baptist
Church Sunday evening, June ,, by Kew.
H. w. Q. Wilmington, in the presence OF
a few relatives Of the bride.
DIR. Theodore Holm enterta med at din
ner on the occasion OF his annual GRIM
son rambler rose party and served an ap-
petizing menu, to which the guests did
full justice. The table was decorated
with handsomely embroidered linen OIL
foreign make and rare old china, silver
and crystal. Ferns and flowers were used
in profusion throughout the house. Those
present were the Misses Thee and Anna
Rupli of Switzerland, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles A. kolb, Mr. and Mrs. Aired
Klakring, Mrs. E. Klakring CT Washing
ton and Mr.. Stephen Olop of Vienna
Austria.
Mr.. Charles Curry has returned from
visit to Annapolis.
Miss Ruth Money was the recipient OF
very pleasant surprise party rendered
by a number Of her young friends. who,
while her attention was engaged with the
piano, surrounded her before she knew
Of their presence. very merry evening
was passed with games and music. Mrs.
Money was assisted in serving refresh
ments by Mrs. Milo Quackenbu3h. Those
in attendance were Mrs. Walton, the
Misses Susie Harvey. Marion Fenwick,
Bessie Haske, Emily Jeffries. Mamie Rob-
inson. Marcia Horner, Selma Kause. LIZ
zie and Gertrude Thomas, Eunice and
Catherine Quackenbush, Louise Elliott
and Messrs. Max Haskell, Harold Love,
Harry Carroll, Will Lawson, Arthur and
Robert Kause. Will and Ray Money,
Dayton Miller and Flynn and Ernest
Cornwell.
Mrs. H. S. Maddox, Mrs. P. D. Martin.
Mrs. D. E. Hardester and Mrs. E. II.
meeting of the Thursday Euchre Club
last week. Mrs. w. A. Linton was
hostess on that occasion.
Miss Blanche Sanford and Mr. Ray
mond H. Lewis were quietly married
in the presence Of their relatives
and @ few friends by the Rev. John
e. Briggs at the parsonage OF the Firth
Baptist Church. The bride wore smart
travelling dress of blue silk with hat to
match. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis left imme-
diately after the ceremony for Buffalo
and Niagara Falls. They will be at home
to their friends after July 1 at COZ E
street southeast.
Mrs. ]. Sylvester Phillips. who returned
from Annapolis after spending June
week there. will leave today for the
summer in company with Mr.: Phillips.
They expect to be away until late in
September visiting friends en- route to
Colorado where they will camp for a
month in the Rockies. Later they will
visit the Pacific coast and return by way
of the Yellowstone National Park
Ohio, announce the engagement of their
daughter, Eva Carolyn. to Mr.. Robert
Parsons Boggis, formerly of Washing
ton, D. G.
The marriage of Miss Bertha L. Cole.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Cole
and Mr.. Henry T. Ruick took place We'd
nesday evening at the German Lutheran
Church, Rev. DR.. George Brodthase Of
floating. The ceremony was witnessed by
only relatives and most intimate friends
Of the couple. The bride wore a pretty
suit Of cream broadcloth, with hat of lace
and roses. and carried bouquet Of bride
roses with ferns. Miss Alma Ruick. sister
of the groom was maid of honor, and
was becomingly attired in a dress OF
white net over silk. Mr.. Henry Wenz
was best man. After the ceremony the
bridal party went to the home OF the
held prior to their departure for thef:
trip, which will include Philadelphia and
Atlantic City. On their return they will
reside at 800 K street northeast.
Mr.. W. C. Maupin and Mrs. Maupin
have returned from Long Island and are
at home in their apartments in the LOU
doun.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. c. Buscall Of River
dale, Nd, spent Wednesday last with Mr..
and Mrs. George A. Lippert In this city.
Brookland Chapter, No. IL, .. h. s.,
gave it's initial dance In the town hall,
Brookland, D. c., last Friday evening.
John ]. Crawford, a member of the chap
ter, was master of ceremonies The chap
ter has as its representatives. this year
Mrs Belle Hampton, David Cheeseman
and Miss Sarah Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Blum, 1245 Irving
street northwest, will be at home tomor-
row from to d and to 10 in honor Of
the confirmation of their son David.
Mr. and Mrs William Blum, 213 l1th
street southeast, will be at home tomor-
row evening from 7:30 to 10 in honor Of
the confirmation of their son Nathan.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. s. Cohen. S01 Fl street
northeast will be at home to their friends
tomorrow from to 10 pm. in honor OF
the confirmation Of their daughter Pau
line.
Mr.. Joseph A. Baur and family enter
tanned large gathering of young people
Friday evening at the celebration of his
daughter Alice's fifteenth birthday. The
early evening was spent In the playing
of games. at which prizes were distrib-
uted to the lucky ones. after which the
guests marched to beautifully decorated
dining room Dancing was also enjoyed.
Among those present were Marie Meyer,
Minnie Meyer Maud Viehmann, Evelyn
Ellis, Helen Ellis. Jennie Di Stasio, Eu-
genia Zeller. Bessie Raur. Alice Baur.
Mabel Baur Mrs. II. Fremont. Mrs. p.
Harrison, Mrs X. Sloan, Edward Surion,
Charles Bailey, Joseph and Toney Di
Stasio. John Viehmann, Daniel Giovan-