Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-08

Mrs. Russell Harrison and Miss Mar
thena Harrison have gone to West Point
for graduation week
Lady Herbert was entertained at a
clam bake at Squantum Club yesterday.
going over from Newport to visit her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Gammel. who were her hosts
There were fifty guests, who sat about
eight tables decked with wild flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ulysses Grant Frederick of
Akron, Ohio. have issued invitations for
Marie TO Mr.. Louis Clarence Wilson Of
Washington, d. c. The ceremony will be
in the First Church of Christ Wednesday
afternoon. June 22, at O'Clock.
The wedding reception will follow at
the Torpage Country Club, Akron.
Mr.. Wilson is the disbursing officer Of
the District Of Columbia.
At-home cards for October 1, Washing
ton, D. c., are inclosed.
Mrs. William H. Chany and Miss Chany
of the Cordoya have left the city for the
summer, and are now in New England.
Mrs Helen. CASTOR Sydenham an
nounces the engagement of her daughter
Josephine to Cadet Raymond Foster
Fowler, member of this years grad
uating class at West Point. Miss Syden-
ham is the daughter of the late Lieut..
AiFli H. SS uellhdHi L. .. A, ana a
niece OF Mai. ]. A. CASTOR, 1st Cavalry,
L. S. A.
A very pretty wedding ceremony was
performed last Saturday evening at the
First Methodist Protestant Church by
Rev. W. Melvin. when Miss Daisy f.
Carter and Mr.. Tnre q. Peterson of aIc-
heesport, Pa, were married. The bride
wore white messaline satin over silk, and
her veil was caught up by wreath of
1tnc fIaa ~.
bouquet of brides roses and lilies OF the
valley. Miss Annie Paul was maid of
honor, and wore pale blue silk. She car
r1ed white carnations. The brides niece,
Caroline Ehrhorn of New York. was
flower girl. and she wore a white French
embroidered dress. carrying a basket of
pink roses. Mr.. Elmer Williams was
organist AIR Irving Williams and Mr..
Frank Bohannon We're usIlers. Mr..
George Carter. brother of the bride. was
supper was served at the home OF the
bride.
Miss Clarinne Hunter and her guest,
turned from Anna polls. where they
srent June week" with Mrs. w. p. Con-
way at Carvel Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur W Hipsley enter.
tanned a large gathering of young people
last evening at double birthday cele-
bration in honor of their two sons, Mas
tiers Alvin and Arthur IIipsley. The
early evening was spent in games at
which prizes were distributed to the lucky
ones, after which the guests passed to
the prettily decorated dining room. The
remainder of the evening was consumed
by several of the young misses in singing
and fancy dancing.
Among the guests We're Misses Edith
Greenburg, Florence Sutton, Estelle
Lockwood. Irene Loud. Marie Shae. Helen
Reed, Gladys Phoebus. Louise Horan,
Alma Fellows. Alma Greenburg Lena
MAR. Clara Moweller. Hattie Lockwood,
Bertha Cooke and Rodio Cooksey, Mas
tiers Edgar Phoebus, Tajford Taylor. Ed
win Koran. Jack Loud, William. Harry
and Bernard Lockwood. Clarence Whaley,
Sol Greenburg. Henry Mair and Mesdames
Koran, Whaley, Moweller and Loud.
Die Stauffacherin held it's regular
monthly meeting the afternoon of June
5 at the home of Mrs. Iseli, in Kenil-
worth. D. c.. In spite of the inclemency
of the weather. more than a quorum was
present and a most enjoyable meeting
TRANSFERRED. At the close of the meeting
refreshments were served
Mrs Mary Sawyer Thomas ey-vica
president general of the D. A r.. for
merly of Washington. d. c.. is booked to
sail for Italy June 30, to make a tour
of Europe and of the British Isles.
Capt. and Mrs. Stephen J. MulhalI en-
tertained a number of friends at their
beautiful country place at Balston, Va,
last Friday evening. The guests includ-
ed Maj. and Mrs. Merriam, Maj. and Mrs.
Lggett, Capt and Mrs. Andrews. Mrs.
Robert H. Montgomery, Lieut.. Foster, Mr.
and Mrs. Maxwell. Mrs. w. P. Sanders
and others. A bountifu1 feast. presided
over by the Misses Garrard of Fort Myer
included huge Strawberries of the cap
tains own raising. Dancing was enjoyed
until late hour. when all departed.
guided to the station by a long and pic
turesque line of japanese lanterns.
Nine. Emile Hugh leaves Saturday for
her home in Berne. Switzerland. She
will be at home Thursday afternoon