Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-15

at tea in honor of Miss Beatie or At
lanta Friday, June II, from to D.
The following will serve on the various
committees for the card party to be
given for the benefit of the woman SUI
frage movement at the headquarters, 1883
II street northwest. Thursday evening at
o'clock: Committee on prizes, Mrs.
Wheeler, Mrs. Lohr and Mrs. Gregory on
printing. Mrs. Wheeler; finance commit
tee. Mrs. Leavitt. Mrs. Shuman. Mrs
Schmidt; press. Mrs. Ezekiel; committee
on tables, Miss Ezekiel, Mrs. Leavitt
Light refreshments will be served.
Miss Alice S. Moore and Miss Ruth
Kern are this week visiting Penmar
and places of interest in Pennsylvania.
The Washington girls dancing in the
german given by the Junior and senior
class of the Maryland Agricultural Col
night were Misses Marion Sylvester.
Irene Mcnamara, Earnestine Golgetu.
Marie Adams, Ethel Weaver. Dorothy
Bell. Helen Benton. Marguerite Brown,
Mary Cobey and Misses Offutt and ORA
per. The June ball, which will be the
graduation dance, will be held tonight.
Mr. and Mrs. Madison A. Ballinger
have received the wedding cards of their
cousin, Mr.. Henry Kavanaugh Milward
of Lexington. KY, and Sarah Louise,
daughter of Bishop Burton OF the diocese
OF Kentucky and Mrs. Burton.
The Friendship Social Club held its
weekly dance Monday evening. Those
present were Mr.. Gilfllan, Mr.. Miller
Misses NJ Miller. A. Miller, n. Berger,
NJ. Blavin. P. Gansl. E. Zentcraf. NJ
Richards. E. Beagle v. Pierce NJ. Court
ney and 1. Doyle. The young men VINO
contributed toward the evenings success
were Messrs. H. Smith. r. Rhodes. j.
Martin, G. Harrison. E. Magee, II; Den
G. Doyle, j. Miller. ]. Lawless, J.
Thompson, j. Quinn and NJ. Pitcher.
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Newman of
766 18th street southeast celebrated the
twenty-ffth anniversary of their mar
riage last night Their home was decorated
with cut flowers and plants. The dining
room. where refreshments were served, and
the centerpiece on the table were decorated
with pink carnations. Among those present
and Mrs John A. Tiverny. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles T. Newman, Mrs. Mary Gentner,
Mr.. John E. Gentner. Mrs. r. Shannon.
Mr.. Walter Gentner, Mr.. George Tiverny.
Miss Ida Tiverny. Mr.. Baker, Miss Lizzie
Tiverny. Mr. Robert Phillips Miss Mar
mion, Mr.. Frank Newman, Mr.. Dasen-
brock. Mr.. James Carver, Mr.. Frank
Fowler and Masters William A. Newman
and Arthur Newman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Campbell have
issued invitations for the marriage Of
their daughter, Catherine Edith. to Mr..
S. Roy Robertson. at the Church Of the
Immaculate Conception at am June %.
Washington relatives will attend the
wedding tomorrow in Shepherdstown,
w. Va. of DIR. Albert Craig and Miss Azelie
De Grange Jones. which will take place
at the home of the brides father. Mr..
Thomas F. Jones. Miss Sarah Jones
will attend her sister as maid of honor,
and after short trip DR.. Craig and his
bride will return here to live. Only a
family party will be present at the we'd
ding.
Senator and Mrs. Root gave a dinner
party Sunday. June ). at the Hotel des
hides. The Hague. in honor of Mr.. Rob-
ert Bacon, American ambassador in
Paris. Among the other guests were the
American minister to Holland and Mrs.
A. Beaupre. Mr.. and Mrs. George Gray
and Miss Gray, Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler
p Anderson, the American consul at The
Hague and Mrs. George Turner, Mrs. S.
J. Elder, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. War
rem, Mr. and Mrs. James B. Scott and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lansing Of this city.