Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-18

Of friends and relatives called upon them.
to extend congratulations. They We're also
the recipients OF a number OF valuable
and useful presents. One feature OF the
gold from the members OF Harmony
Lodge. No. 9. l. O. Q. f.. of which
Mr.. Gray has been an active member
forty-seven years. DR.. 7. j. Gates MAX
mittee.
Miss Ellen A. vinton of 4JOs Clifbourne
place will be at home tomorrow afternoon
from to s.
Many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
A. Eckstein gathered at their home, :s1O
Holmead place. last night to help them
sary. An orchestra played throughout the
evening and refreshments were served.
Many beautiful and costly presents were
received.
couple to be married in old st. Dominic's
Church. 9Th and F streets southwest.
which later gave away to the new edi-
flee.
Mrs. Eckstein, before her marriage.
was Margaret NJ. Heath Of Alexandria.
Va. Mr.. Eckstein is native of Balti-
more.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
W C. Long. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles jacob
sen. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Berry. Mr..
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Hir, AIR. and Mrs. s. Hoover, Mr. and
Mrs. =. A. Connolly. Afr. and Mrs. J.
Il. EuScher. Frank Graham, Jacob Stahl.
Otto Krause. Misses Anna and Emma
Eckstein. Mr.. and Mrs. James Roland
AMI Mrs William Eckstein, mother of
Mr.. Eckstein.
NJ. L.. Bundy, of lexington has been
called to New Castle. Ind, on account OF
the death OF his father.
Mrs. ]. ]. McCreary of the Alton has
returned from the west coast OF Florida,
where she has been visiting. DR. and Mrs.
f. C. Fenhagen at Hayden-on-the-Bay.
Mr.. Henry Wetzel, a lifelong resident Of
Georgetown, celebrated the eightieth an
niversay OF his birth yesterday. He re-
ceived many membranes from callers
and other friends.
Maj. and Mrs. Webster are entertaining
at small dinner party tonight for out
of-town guests and will afterward take
them to a concert at the New Willard.
The British ambassador and Mrs. Bryce
will be back from the Bermudas in time
to give a reception at the embassy
March ,
The Hon.. Oliver Sylvan Ballot Brett.
eldest son of the Viscount Eshev, arrived
in New York yesterday on the Oceanic.
He has been prominent in British affairs
of state since 1905. when he became as
sistant secretary to the secretary Of state
for India. He is on a pleasure trip to
this country and will be a guest soon at
the British embassy here.
Mrs. Robert Patterson will give a mu-
steal on February IS.
Mrs. Elkins will give dance for her
niece, Miss katherine Brown, April g.
To. celebrate the third birthday OF Al
exander B. Hagner. Mrs. Randall Hagner
had number Of little folks in to a magic
lantern party YESTERDAY. A big cake on
which three candles burned and which
contained a present for each little guest
was a feature OF the event.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Lehman. the latter
formerly Miss Beulah Siegel. are the
guests OF Mr.. ]. Sondlleimer.
Mr. Ernest NJ Blumenstein of New
York spent several days In town.
Miss Hortense Sondheimer, who went
over to Baltimore to attend the junior
cotillon. has returned to the city.
Mrs Madeline Allen Wilson of Nash
vile, Tenn, Is at the Normandie.
Mrs. Truman IT. Newberry gave a
luncheon yesterday. Mr.. and Mrs. New
OcFEy went u view 10TH lCQdE.
here next Wednesday,
Col and Mrs. kuser left this afternoon
for their place at Aiken. s. c.. where they
will spend the next five weeks.
fined to his room with an attack Of ton
silitis
Mrs. Benjamin W. Holman has been
called to Frederick, Md. by the death OF
her aunt, Mrs. Valentine Drummer
Rev. Frank Oliver Hall. D. D., minis
ter of the Church Of the Divine Paternity
Of New York city, with Mrs. Hall and
Miss Dorothy Hall. will spend few days
of the coming week In Washington as
guests OF the Rev. John and Mrs. Van
Schaick, jr., at 1417 Massachusetts, ave-
nue. northwest.
The board of managers Of the Young
Womens Christian Association will be
association the evening Of Washington's
birthday at the rooms, corner 18th and
F streets. Mrs. William Hamilton Bayly.
president; Mrs. Charles l. Corby, Miss
Margaret Fox and Miss Margaret Taber
Johnson have the ARRANGEMENTS in
charge Mrs. H B. F. Mcfarland and
Mrs. c. I. Corby will preside at the ia
bles, assisted by Misses Sarah F. Schroe-
der, Kathleen Leupp, Mabel Grandn and
Maybelle Raymond. Unique features for
the evenings entertainment are planned,
the most interesting OF which will be the
opening of the birthday envelopes sent
out in the interest of the vacation house
fund.
Grant Parish and Miss Parish are
spending the balance of the winter tray-
cling through the Island of Cuba and
ma king their point Of residence at Ve-
e~pl,;< Ii
vana.