Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-20

Mo; Henry Bradley Davidson, IT., OF
Washington, D.. c.: Granville b. Hop
Kephnger Of Canton, Ohio: Spencer Hall
Kerr OF Gainesville, Md: Robert c. Nc
Corkle OF New York city: Robert w.
Murdoch Of Ironton, Ohio; Stuart Low
Brisben Towne of New York city.
large number OF girls from the neigh
boring cities and especially from Baitt-
more and Washington viii be present.
This is the dance which had to be post
poned from the 22d Of February owing
of DR.. Thomas Stockham Baker, the
head Of the school.
Mrs. Alvin II. Sanders. wife of Mr.. A.
II. Sanders Of the tariff board, and her
daughter. Miss Sanders. have gone to
Chicago. where they will spend the re-
mainder of the month before opening
their summer home.
Miss Cornelia Louise Lloyd has re-
turned from a two-week visit in New
York city with improved health, and will
be glad to see her out-of-town ID. A. K.
friends and others at her home on East
Capitol street.
Mr. and Mrs. Larz Anderson have re-
turned to their Massachusetts avenue
home after a visit north. Today they are
entertaining at their annual garden party
in honor Of their guests. the Misses An
derson Of Cincinnati, nieces Of the Presi-
dent and Mrs. Taft. who were recently
visiting at the White House.
The Italian garden at the rear OF the
Anderson mansion is very pretty at pres
ent. as II IL largely designed that it's
flowers be in bloom during the early
spring IN the brief season its owners are
here. The charms Of their Brookline es-
tate usually call them away among the
first of the West End residents.
Mrs. Dickinson. wife Of the Secretary of
War, gave large reception yesterday in
tho D. A R.; her sister Mrs. Stevenson,
and the members Of the Tennessee. Mis-
sissappi and the Pacific coast delegations
to the D. A. R congress.
Mrs. Deliver wife of Senator Dolliver.
received yesterday afternoon at the Con-
gressional Club, assisted by Mrs. Alex
ander White Gregg. president pro tenn. of
| the club. at a delightful reception for
the visiting ID. A. r. delegates. The
rooms were decorated with spring flowers
| and the company was one of the largest
so far assembled for the visitors
Mrs. Hughes, wife Of Senator Hughes OF
Colorado. and Mrs Fairchid. wife of
Representative Fairchild, were at the
fiower-decked tea table.
| Miss Edith Needham and Miss Gertrude
Bayne were among the bridesmaids at
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Harlow Ayres.
and Mr.. Henry Hurt Babcock. at their
marriage In Philadelphia yesterday.
Mrs. Nv. Burdette, jr. was hostess at
a beautiful musical and tea, from 3 to e.,
at the Washington Country Club Tuesday
i'm honor of Mrs. A. NJ Blair, the direct
ress of the Rubinstein Chorus Club. Spe-
cial cars brought the guests to the club.
The entire first floor was used, and the
new clubhouse looked very attractive,
with masses of dOgwood, purple ana
white lilac, pink azaleas and iris. Huge
logs bazed in the fireplaces. The table was
decorated with white lilacs and iris. Mrs.
Burdette wore a dainty lingerie dress
over blue, and Mrs. Blair assisted, wear
ing mauve messalihe. Mrs. Clarence
Rheem. Mrs. Frank Uppman. Mrs. Yewell
and Miss Jewell assisted in the dining
served punch. The following program
was rendered by members of the Rubin
stein Club: VioliD Meditation. That's
(Massenep. Miss May King: Venetian
OIowe). Mrs. T'gleish: The Spring Has
Come White. vous Dansez Marquise
U-emaire). Mrs Gawler: (violin) Ber-
ceuse, Renard: melodie (Rubinstein), Miss
May King; Spring song. Beach; Thy
Reed: when the Roses Bloom Reich
art: I'm May Time" sOHi speaks). Miss
Crennan.
Mrs A. c. Yates entertained at lunch
Tuesday.
Mrs w. w. Burdette. jr., will be at
home Fridays during May, at West View,
Pearce, Va
Mr.. Herbert Won Stumm and Kiss Maria
Won Stumm. brother and sister of Mr..
Ferdinand Won Stumm, second secretary
M 10 embassy who here
for the la.ters wedding, sailed from New
York for home yesterday. MIR. and. Mrs.
Won Stumm, who returned here later in
the. day, were at the pier to see them
off.
The Illinois delegation of the D. \. r.
will give a reception Friday afternoon, )
to Z, in the red parlor of the New Will
lard, in honor of Mrs. Matthew T. Scott,
Mrs. Donald Mclean, Mrs Adlai Steven
son and Mrs. Laverne Moves of Chica go.
Mrs. Frank McMullin of the Chicago
chapter has the arrangements in hand.
Mrs Medorem Crawford, wife OF Gen.
Crawford, has gone to New York to stay
about ten days, and will attend the we'd
ding of her niece, Miss Marion Town
send, and Mr. Craig Colgate of that city,
April 23.
Mrs Fletcher. wife of Senator Fletcher
of Florida, gave a luncheon today in
honor OF the state regent OF + lOTlOd, IL.
A r. Mrs. James NJ Mahoney. The table
was decorated with tiny American flags.
white carnations and dogwood blossoms.
The other guests were the members OF the
national board of the d. A. r. and the
Florida state regents.
DR. and Mrs. George S. Duncan of 300
7th street northeast, will entertain the
members of the Brookland Literary AS
ISOLATION Friday evening from S to ii
o o'clock.
Miss Edith Eberbach, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Il. T. Eberbach, was married
Yesterday at Garfield Hospital at the bed
side of the bridegroom, Mr.. Henry Lin
denkohl. of Schenectady. n. Y, who is ill
with typhoid fever. Rev. John Z. \.
Doerman, pastor of Grace Lutheran
Church, performed the ceremony, which
had been originally planned for Grace
Church last evening. where the couple
were to have been attended by a large
party. After the arrival of Mr.. Linden
kohl here a few days ago his illness
became evident and his removal to the
hospital followed His desire that the
wedding be not postponed was gratified
and the ceremony took place In the
presence Of the immediate family only.
The condition of the i'll man was con-
sidered today to be satisfactory.