Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-20

by Konrad Mes. Mr.. Frank Claudy. two
songs by Grteg. Miss Stamford; recI1a-
tons, Elm Marchen. Das Salzfass.'- and
as an encore. 'Du.'' Miss Schade; rfo-
lin solo. Mendelsshon. concerto, Mrs.
Lewis; scene from Shakespeare's Two
Gentlemen of Verona" with Miss Anita
Schade as 'Yulia" and Miss Leavitt as
'Lucetta:" songs, "Erlkonig. Der Wan
derer." F. Schubert. Miss Stamford. and
a comedy. Colt sci Dank der Tisch list
Gedeckt, by l.. Gozlau. Those taking
part were Mrs. Emma L. Watkins, Miss
Clara Hinzen. Miss Bender, Mr.. Claudy.
Mr.. Erich Schuler and DIR. Garabedian-
AT the close OF the play the president, In
the name of the club, presented each or
the three ladies of the cast with bou-
quet OF howerS and then spoke an cpl
logue. written for the occasion by the
clubs poet. Mr.. Claudy. Refreshments
were served afterward.
Mr.. ard Mrs. L. E. Thomas of . street
entertained at dinner last evening in
honor OF the Rev. Harvey Jones. ID. D., Of
Cincinnati. Ohio, who is q delegate to the
worlds Sunday school convention. Their
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. K. ID. God
frey. Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Wood. Mr. and
Mrs. Henderson. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Riffard
Mickle. Mr.. and Mrs. I'D Swingle. Mrs.
Hughes, Miss Thomas. Mr. Bert Fender
son and Mr.. Hugh Thomas.
Mrs. Robert II. Thomas OF Pennsyl-
vania is the guest of her daughte-. Mrs.
Steel, on q street.
Mrs. Charles Marbury is entertaining
this afternoon at an informal tea in honor
of her mother. Mrs. Andrew Stewart
of New Orleans. Miss Bayne VIII be at
the tea table.
DR.. and Mrs. Marbury gave bridge
party early in the week also in honor OF
8 There
tables.
Miss Alice Buckley, daughter of Mr.
Thomas w. Buckley, and Cadet Daniel
Huston Torrey. who viii be graduated
June IA at West Point, will be married
at ST. Margaret's Church, June 16, at s
pm, by the rector, Rev. Herbert Scott
Smith
The brides attendants will include Miss
Anne Seymour Jones, daughter of Repre-
sentative Jones of Virginia maid of
honor, and the Misses Alice Wright,
daughter of Judge and Mrs. Wright; Miss
Doris Frederick, daughter of Col. Fred
erick. L. S. ~. OF the War College: Miss
Lila Candy, daughter of Col. CANDY of
West Point. and Miss Mary Madison
Jones OF this city. are to be the brides
maids. Capt. Merwi1 c. Buckley. LIST Ar
tillery Corps, L. S. A. now stationed at
Fort Howard, Nd, brother of the bride.
Will be best man. and Cadets Salleck,
Wildrick. Welty, Gray. Waterman and
Marshbrun, who will graduate also next
month, will be ushers. A large reception
will follow at the Naples, the Buckley
nome. Woodley lane. A number of en-
tcrtainments will be given for the BRIDE
elect Senator Nixon of Nevada, a neigh.
Dor. gave dinner in her honor last
night and will give a luncheon tomorrow.
She will, however, have a little restful
journey out Of town before the wedding.
The marriage of Miss Ella J. HeaIy.
q ror1,f <,FA Tr- - II
Mr.. William Lorirner. jr., son of Senator
and Mrs. William Lorimer. took place
Wednesday morning at O'Clock at Our
Lady of Sorrows Church, in Chicago
where nuptial high mass was celebrated
by the Rev. Father a. NJ. Quigley, pastor
of the church.
The bride was attended by Miss Ethel
Lorimer. and Mr.. Leonard Lorimer served
his brother as best man. d. NJ. Eealy
gave his sister in marriage The bride
wore tailored suit Of white corduroy
velvet with a large white hemp hat COW
cred with sweeping willow plumes. She
carried an ivory prayer book instead of
flowers. Miss Lorimer was in coat suit
OF violet raJah with large violet hemp
hat trimmed in orchids. She wore a cor
sage. bouquet of orchids and carried a
violet prayer book.
The relatives and intimate friends only
witnessed the ceremony. and the event
was quiet, owing to recent bereaye-
ments IN the Healy family. A breakfast
followed at the residence of the brides
mother. Mr.. and Mrs. Lorimer left for
the east during the afternoon. They will
spend month in travel, returning in
June to open their cottage at Pistakee
Lake for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mountford- Baker
and infant son, Robert. of Cincinnati.
will sail from New York for England
Wednesday, May p. Mrs. Baker. who
was Miss Keren Whittier Culbertson OF
Washington. will be at home with her.
mother. Mrs. John Newton Culbertson
at 1918 Riggs street, Monday afternoon
and evening, May %. and will be pleased
to receive friends.