Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-26

Leesburg. Va; Mr.. William Hunt and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Kerns of Alexandria.
Va. The house was beautifully decorated
with ferns and the colors Of the school,
orange and blue.
One Of the largest family reunions ever
held in this vicinity took place at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Davis
SATURDAY. June 49, in honor OF the sew
entieth birthday Of Mrs. May Reber.
Mrs. Davis mother. An excellent repast
was served by the host and hostess and
several musical selections were rendered
by the guests. With Mrs. Mary r. Reber
We're her six sons. four daughters. twen-
grandchildren. including the following:
George Reber. ir., and Catherine Of
Washington. D. c.. Mrs. John c. Reber,
Frank. Ralph. Walter, May and Thomas
ton: Annie, George. Mary. James. Eliza
beth and Charlotte Harrington of
Phoenixville. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gray
and daughter Annie of Philadelphia Mr..
and Mrs. William J. Dat. Charles.
Harry and Mary Davis of Lionville. Mr..
and Mrs. Park Reber and daughter Myr
tie OF Anseliana. Mr.. and Mrs. Nimrod
Reber of Guthrievllle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Reber of Chester Springs. Mr..
Walter Reber of philadelphia. Mr. and
Esther Fritz of Philadelphia. Mr.. and
Mrs. Earnest Styer. Ernest, Joseph and
Walter STEER of Benign. Among the other
relatives and friends precent were the
Mr.. and .Irs. Harry Hoffecker of Lemon
place. Mr.. AID Mrs John Hoffecker of
Westchester. Mr.. and Ms. Will Hof-
fecker and son Roger of Strausburg,
Mrs Emma McNauily Of Reading, Miss
Martha Riggs Of Chester Springs, Miss
Rachael Griffith of Lionville, Mrs. Annie
Cooper of Anseliana, Mrs. James Quaint
ar.ce of Lionville. Mr.. J. Gordon of
Phoenixville. Mr.. ]. Dinckle Of Anseliana,
Mr.. Stein Of Lionville. Mr.. Ralph White
and Mr.. Jok-- Eden Of Rocksborough, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs G. Splitter announce the
engagement of their daughter Minnie
to Mr.. William F. Syman of Denver.
Col.
Mr. Brice Armistead Frey Of this city
and Miss Grace Horsman Merrill Of
New York city were married Wednes-
York. They will make their home in
the latter city.
Among the guests registered at the
Regina in Paris last week were Col.
and Mrs. John d. Hall Of Washing ton,
D. c.
The Duke de Ahruzzi has been great
ly entertained during his visit to Venice
lately. He has taken up roller skating.
and spends part of every day at a
rink. He also INDUCES in flying trips
to the neighboring. towns in his auto
mobile.
DIR. and Mrs. George S. Duncan OF
Paris, as did Mrs. J. Caldwell and Miss
Marie L. caldwell, Miss McKenna and
Miss M. c. Lee.
Miss Helen Nicolay o. Washington
was among the arrivals at the Dysart
Hotel in London last week.
Lord Churchill issued notice before
the Ascot races reminding all who were
wear black. as the period of full mourn
ing for the king had not yet expired
So, despite the unusually delightful
weather. the ladies .presen. were attfred
In somber hued toilets. Even the race
cards were bordered with deep black.
Mrs. Guidet-Duryee of this city has
arrived in Paris. where she is staying
at the Hotel Metropolitan.
A delightfully."- picturesque spot on the
Swiss side of the Lake OF Geneva Is
Les Avants.
eninving the wonderful air and endless
beautiful walks are Mr., Eft Everett
and his family, of this city.
Mr. and Mrs Gerald Green are in
Geneva also.
Mrs. H. K. Willard is travelling in
Switzerland.
Miss Lillian Archer is staying at the
Hotel de Vile, Florence, Italy.
The marriage Of Miss Doris Brown.
daughter Of Mrs. Delphine Wilmarth
Brown, and Mr.. G. E. Matheson. of Ros-
common, Mich. will take place in the
brides mothers apartment at the
n,yp,pia Tune 27.
Miss Mabel Stewart will be the maid
Of honor and Mr.. r. F. Fellows Of
Harriette. Mich. the best man.
ONLY small company OF relatives
and friends will be present at the cere-
mony and at the reception which will
follow Immediately after.
After an extended bridal tour the
co,1nIe will return to this city, where they
will make their home.
Albert Leon OF 14th street Is the guest
Of his sister, Mrs. Charles Kruhitch, in
Mount. Vernon, N Y, where he expects
to spend the summer
Mrs. Clarence Grosner of the Tulane
has returned home from visit to her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cert. in Pittsburg,