Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-08


guests of Mrs. Symons mother and sis
! ters. Mrs. Frances Barbour Ewing, Miss
! Ewing and Miss Jennie Ewing. at their
apartment in Hammond Court.
Mr.. Oldrin Bancroft Salter. who for the
past few years has been making his
home In Rugby, England. left recently
| for Peterboro. Canada. where he will live
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Salter, who will
spend part of the summer in Canada.
Miss Mary Humphrey has returned to
her home here after a round of visits to
friends in Virginia.
daughter. who have been the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Symonds of herndon,
have returned to their home.
DIR. Thomas Edwin Ridgway. who has
been the guest of his nephew and niece.
Mr. and Mrs. Macy, in New York, has
returned.
| Miss Marion Edmonston King. daugh-
| ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George A. King of
18th street. who has been spending the
| winter in Rome, is now visiting in Flor
ence, and later will go to Venice, Munich
and to OberaInmergau. where she will at
tend the Passion Play. Miss King will
sail from Cherbourg May %. and will
reach her home early in June. Although
she will not make her debut until the
|
with both the American and Italian So
cial life during her stay in Rome.
! Mrs. George A. King will entertain at
FIVE hundred next Tuesday afternoon at
| her home on 18th street in honor of
Mrs. Louis A. Pradt. wife of former
Assistant Attorney General Pradt of
Wisconsin. There will be about forty
guests present.
| Mrs. Harriet Bowie has been the guest
| of her brother-in-law and sister Mr. and
Mrs. Hoad. at their home in Baltimore.
Mrs Edward Lyons, wife of Prof.
Lyons, who has been the guest of her
Gill and Miss Mona Gill has returned to
her home in Massa chusetts.
Mrs. Curtis w. Ottwell, wife of Capt.
| Ottwell, I. s. A, Corps of Engineers.
was the hostess at "a charming bridge
party last Thursday afternoon at her
home i'm the Washington barracks After
the cards the guests We're entertained at
tifuliy arranged table was presided over
by Mrs. G.. w. Langfitt Mrs. Barten,
Mrs. Rand and Mrs. w. b. Conner.
| Mrs. Louis A. Pradt. wife OF former
! Assistant Attorney General Pradt OF Wis
consin is spending few weeks in Wash
inston, stopping at the Hotel Hamilton.
Mrs. John Slattery, wife of Capt Stat
| terry. L. s. A., who is stationed at Fort
Leavensworth. and her little son. Master
Louis Rudolph Slattery, will leave soon
| for Visalia Cal, where they will visit
| her parents, Judge and Mrs. Bradley.
| The Tuesday night dance al the Dunn
barton Club last week was unusually gay,
| as quite a humber of the members were
present and there several out-of-town
| guests.
J Miss Rose Forrest has returned to her
home on n street after spending several
weeks in New York, where she was the
| guest of her brother-in-law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. James McSherry.
Mrs. Leonard Gref Quinlin who has
been spending the past week in Washing
ton, left recently for her home in New
York. Mrs. Quinlfn will sail for Europe
summer months in travelling on the con-
tinent
Mr.. c. Vickers White has returned to
his home after spending the week end
at Ocean City, Md, as the guest Of
Capt. Hogan.
Mr.. J. Willoughby Anderson of 2sth
! street has gone to New York. where he
will make his home in the future Mrs
Anderson. who will spend the summer at
Cape Henry with her mother. Mrs. Cobb
Miss Helen Button Of Germantown. Pa.
spent the past week in Washington as
the guest of relatives.
Capt. Dean Tilford. L. S. A., has re-
turned to Newport News, Va, after a
short visit to his parents. Gen. Joseph
Tilford. U. s. A. retired. and Mrs Til
| ford, at their home on 21st street.
| Mesdames William H. Bayly, j. A.
Swope. J. H. Spaulding, A. g. Browne,
w. II. Hoeke, J: v. Barross 8. r. Bond.
F. L. Browne. ]. B. Church, G. E. EN-
MONS ]. NJ. Green. G. H. Johnson S. I.
Kimeall, 9. 4. King. Browning. bennett.
F. Reside, j. Lightfoot. H. Clay Stew
art, Simon Wolf. 8. N. Whitwell. Pyle,
w. r. Stafford and J. A. Van Orsdel are
ratronesses for the garden party to be
given by the Pierce Guild at the Home
for Foundlings. 1715 18th street, Thurs
day next from to Z. The guests are
| invited to visit the kindergarten class
which has been established for the chill
dren in the home by the ladies of the
Pierce Guild, and which will be in prog
| ress during the afternoon. Should the
| weather not permit of an outdoor fete
| it will be held in the parlors Of the home
In addition to refreshments there will be
a sale of parasols and fans.