Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-31
THE EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, MARCH 81, 1910
late summer to join the family party.


sisted by Mrs. Frank Clark. Mrs. Pierce.
wife of Chaplain Pierce: Mrs. Conrad
Strong, Mrs. Liggett, Mrs Stoner, Mrs
Cato and Mrs. Baxter. all formerly
Flofidians, and MfA Boriand. The latter
will be at the tea table.
Baron de Bode. Mrs. Charles r. Tai
bolt. Mrs. Arthur E. Bates, Mrs. Guy F.
Whiting. Mrs Walter Mclean. Mrs.
George L. Bradley and Mrs ". w. Fin
ley WILL entertain parties tomorrow after
noon at the dolls matinee to be given by
the Misses Mixter Of New York at the
New Willard. Mrs. Chauncey Depew will
chaperon the dolls.
Miss Howry Is giving a bridge party
this afternoon in honor of Miss Ames of
Boston, who Is hero on visit to Miss
Weeks. A small tea will follow.
A quiet wedding took place at St Jo-
seph's Church Monday morning at II
o'clock. when Miss Ethel La Barre and
Mr.. Carroll Barricls were married
Clark, who wore rose-colored silk and
carried a large cluster OF bridesmaids
roses. Mr.. Ray Barrick was best man.
The bride wore a travelling suit OF tan
quet of violets and lilies of the valley. A
reception followed at the homo Of the
brides aunt, Mrs. r. Stokes, before the
couple left for trip to New York and
Atlantic City.
Miss Margaret Easterday is giving a
tea today, She will be assisted by Miss
Frances Dodge, Miss Helen Williams,
Miss Robyn Young and Miss Rae VIII
liams. Miss Margaret Winship and Miss
Nellie Wombe will preside at the tea
| table.
Mr.. James HefF1in Of New York city.
| who has been visiting his cousins, Mr.
on ocfn rti IF n ic 1ffx-
return to his home the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs A Baer of 1928 NJ street
will be at home Monday evening from s to
daughter Caroline to Mr. Norris Wolf of
Tampa, Fla.
Mrs. De B. Randolph keim and Miss
Fridays at home April / and 8. They will
have with them tomorrow airs. George
Courts and Miss Elsie Randolph Keim of
Virginia.
The Delta Sigma or DAY Scholar"
Fraternity of Georgetown University has
completed arrangements for its first
dance at Rauscher's. Saturday evening.
April g. Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Walsh and
patronesses. The floor committee con-
sists of Mr.. Darr, Mr.. Carter, Mr.. Bren-
nan. Mr.. Heiskell and Mr.. Loehl. The
reception committee will be Mr.. Engel,
Mr.. Cassidy. Mr.. McInery, Mr.. Mc,ree
and Mr.. Crowley.
Mrs. II. c. Knapp of a24 Massachusetts
avenue and her two little girls, Marie
and Dorothy, accompanied by Miss Anita
Ofterdinger. left yesterday for week S
stay in the mountains.
Miss Edith Mossien has returned to her
home in New York after visiting her
relatives in this city.
Mrs. Bryce, wife OF the British ambas-
sador. is leaving Washington tomorrow
for New York and will sail Saturday for
England. She will return to this city
early in May.
Mime. Mejia wife of the Salvador minis
ter, and children will leave Saturday to
return to their own country. Minister
Meta will go as far as New Orleans with
them.
Miss Laura Merriam gave a luncheon
today for Miss Anderson Of Cincinnati.
who arrived yesterday to visit the Misses
Switzerland. There were twentyfour
guests.
Miss Draper Of New York and Miss
Leighton of Boston are the guests of
Miss Phillips.
Mrs. Joseph Letter has invitations out
for luncheon Wednesday, April 6, at
her Chicago home. to be followed by a
box party at the opera.
Monday evening last Miss Florence
Leger entertained a number of her class
mates in honor Of her guest, Miss Betty
Witch Of Baltimore.
The Louisa Adams Chapter. D. A. r..
Mrs. Thomas III. Johnston, regent, will
give silver tea for Continental Hall at
the home of Mrs. George w. Jones. 1888
Irving street, April 3. from to 9.
President and Mrs. Taft will be present
at the historical tableaux to be given the
evening of April at Continental Hall
for the benefit of the building fund
of the House of Mercy. Mr.. Gist
Blair will head the list of ushers
three men from the Army. three from the
Navy, three from the Marine Corps and
three from resident circles. to assist him
that evening. One of the most interest
ing of the tableaux will be reproduction
of the famous painting of Martha Wash
ington's reception, many of the names
of those being received by the first Pres
ident's wife being printed below the
picture. These will be represented by
students of National Cathedral School.
and by some teachers in boys school
adjoining. as we'll as In the girls school,
and is in charge of Mrs. Barbour Walker.
Martha washington Will be represented by
Miss Dorothea Rich, and Nellie Gusts by
Miss Constance kean great-great-grand-
daughter of Robert Livingston. Miss
Bingham, in the picture will be taken by
Miss Estelle Crane, daughter of Mrs.
Burnet Crane.
Mrs. Sedgwick'' will be impersonated
by Miss Helen LIE Seur, a granddaughter
of Speaker Cannon: Sophia Chew
Miss Ruth Gardner: Mrs. George Gin
ton" Miss Mary MacLanan: Mrs. IL
zard," Miss Frances Brooks, grand
daughter of Gen. John NJ. Wilson; Mrs.
Cutler" Miss Huldah Jacobs; Mrs.
Otis" Miss Isabella Banks: Mrs. Rufus
King Miss Sally Thompson, great
great-granddaughter of John Ada ms;
Miss Winthrop Miss Phyllis Schuyler,
descendant Of the Livingstons and
Schuylers of New York: Miss Haver-
sham,' Miss Ruth Reynolds: Miss
Chew" Miss Mary Chew, daughter OF
Mr.. Robert Chew; Mrs. Van Rensse-
laer," Miss Margaret Newcome: Mrs.
John Jay Miss Fife Porter, daughter
of the late Mr.. John Addison Porter,
who was private secretary to President
Mckinley: Mrs. Robert Norris" Miss
Rebecca Johnston: Thomas Jefferson"
Mr. Paul Minnegerode; John Adams"
Mr.. Comstock; Jonathan Trumbull''
DIR. Hencheis, and Arthur Middleton"
Mr. Van Law. who is connected with
the Washington School for Boys.
Marriage Licenses,