The Washington herald., 1910-05-17

few days. They viii go to the Blue
Mountains the LIST Of July. and later in
the month will sail for Europe, 20 spend
the remainder of the summer.
Mrs. George Bliss. accompanied by her
daughter. Miss Ruth Bliss will go to the
Blue Mountains early in June
The Flower Queen" a cantata. which
Will be given at the Foundry NJ. z.
Church this evening. win be under the
management of Mrs. Elmer Burkett, wife
Of Senator Burkett; Mrs. Rignald Bean,
Mrs. Mary Sitz-Parker and Mrs. John
Tarbox. Those of the children from the
Senatorial set who will be included in
the cast are as follows: Miss Fletcher,
daughter Of Senator and Mrs. Fletcher,
who will be the rose and queen; Miss
Chamberlain, daughter OF Senator and
Mrs Chamberlain, will be a sunlower:
Miss Josephine Burkett, dahlia; Miss
Needham daisy; Miss Helen Burkett.
crocus; Miss Gladys BeaH, carnation;
Miss Myers. a rose; Miss Margaret Dol
liver, touch-me-not; Miss Frances Doli-
yer, heliotrope, and James Schlock, a
recluse.
Miss Hattie Stein. with Miss Hilda
Stein. will sail for Europe on the 18th, 10
spend about three months.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Fanny Lockett, daughter OF James Rob
ert Lockett. Of this city. and Mr.. J. Won
Papin. Of ST. Louis The marriage WI!
take place on June at the home of Mrs
J. Clifford Richardson, OF $50 West End
street, New York City. The bride and
bridegroom will make their future home
in st. Louis. where they will I've at 40
North Union avenue,
The Minister Of Bolivia, Mr.. CalderOn.
will be the host at a luncheon on We'd
nesday. when the ex-President OF BO-
llvla. Mr. Monies. who is en- route 20
Paris will be the honor guest He will
represent his country as minister in Lon
don. lie arrived with his family in New
York last week and was met by Mr..
Ccldcron.
Mrs. Richard Butler has closed her
apartment at Stoneleish Court and win
spend the summer on the Maine coast
The regular meeting Of the Beta Iota
club was held last Tuesday at the home
of Miss Ella Kraft al G street north
east President Rougeon presided Miss
Marvin called the roll and read the
minutes and Mr.. Barnhart read the
treasurer's report After discussing bust
ness matters. the rest OF the evening was
A pretty wedding took place at the
home Of Mrs. A. Force MainhalI. Of Q
street, yesterday morning at 1880 O'Clock.
when her daughter. Miss Alice Jeffues
MagahaH, was united in marriage to Mr..
John W Green. Of New York city. Rev.
Harry Farmer, Of Foundry NJ. Z.
Church, performed the ceremony.
The bride. in her travelling dress Of
blue broadcloth. made princess. with
trimming of real lace. carried Bride
roses she was attended by her sister,
Miss Gladys Mainhau, who wore a gown
Of white silk. made seui-princess. and
carried pink carnations.
she was given I'D marriage bt mex
mother. who wore black silk with white
lace trimming. Mr.. Louis Albert Clau-
SELL OF washington. was Mr.. Green's
best man.
The couple. after a short trip. viii re
side az 424 West Twenty-second street,
New York City
The Music Students Club. which was
organized year ago by Eve young wom-
en- and has since grown into quite
thriving organization, held its second
annual election yesterday at the home OF
Miss Kidweu Miss Katharine Brooks
was elected president Mrs. Charles Ray
mond Wentz. vice president; Miss Leona
Kidwel, secretary, and Mrs. OrviIe
Drown. treasurer.
Mrs. VI. Allen Martindell has sent out
cards 10 the commencement exercises Of
the Florence School. TO take place this
evening. beginning at $50. The pro-
gramme will include musical numbers,
both vocal and instrumental, by the pu-
pills Of the school and dramatic readings
by Mr.. Henry Gaines Hawn, of New
York.