Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-02

L. AShIUS, y. w. eulCh, W. N
Phillips. Mr.. and Mrs. v. b. Harding,
DR.. and Mrs. j. T. Jones. Rev. and Mrs.
g. w. Popkins and Miss Florence
Hinckle
Mr.. Henry Petit OF West Palm Beach
and Overlook, Pa. Is the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Roberdeau Buchanan for a few
days.
NJ. Gardner Williams has returned to
Washington from California
On Decoration day the Friendship
SOCIAL Sisns Club held; instead OF It's annual
ride. The wagon. filled with boys and
girls. left the Noel House at 8 pm, and
after driving through Bladensburg.
hall OF Langdon for several dances.
Those participating were: Misses
/ E,, Doyle. n. Courtney. v: Pierce; NJ
sill. N Nolan. NJ. Richards. q. Beagi. L.
Zenteraf. and Messrs. NJ. Pitcher. II.
Smith, ]. Thompson, r. Rhodes. ]. Mil
Ter. T. Ward, c. Doyle. w: Martin. H.
Mrs Charles Friedlander OF 1893 U
street northwest will be at home on
confirmation OF her son. Leroy, from
until 10.
Lieut.. and Mrs. John s. Hammond are
L. Hammond Of Chicago. on Lake
Champaign. They Will remain there
Buenos Aires. where Lieut.. Hammond
is accredited military attache to the
American legation
Mr.. and Mrs. William P. Dawson Of
Jamestown, Md, announce the mar
rage OF their daughter. Mary Corinne
Dawson. and Francis S. Duff OF Wash
ington, d. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lilburn H. Steel have
taken a house with their family at ~
East Melrose street, Chevy Chase. Md.
About June u they will leave for Visit
of two weeks at oyster Bay. L. l.. and
Larchmont Manor-on-the-Sound.
Mr. and Mrs. Denton Morford have
house at IL East MelrOse street, Chevy
Chase. Md, where they will remain until
August, when they will go to the sea-
shore.
Miss Jane Grey Gardner has been en-
te tanning house party over the 3Oth a;
her country place. Lyonhurst, Va. Sat
urday evening she entertained at a dance.
Among her guests were Mrs. Charles
Lewis, Mr.. Whitney Kipp and Mr. Louis
Maxim, all Of New York city TN Mr.. v ana
Scott Smith, Mabel Scott Smith, Annette
De Bant Smith, Helen Durnin. Esther
SWEET, RIGA SWEET, Olive Wright, Lillian
1Menaugh. Harriet Snow. Leona Kidweii,
Midshipman Penn Carroll. DR.. Sullivan
and DR.. blackstone, and Messrs. Charlie
Hatch, Frank Berger. Horace Smithy.
Charles Stevenson. Samuel Seay. Albert
Hendley and Paul Yoder.
Rev. DIR. McKim performed the mar
riage service yesterday at noon at
Epiphany Church for Miss Eva Webster.
daughter of Mrs. J. D. Webster. and Mr..
Charles Morris Hopkins Of Manassas, va.
grf tnl hxyh hrn hnr
Mr.. j. Prince Webster OF Atlanta. Ga.
She wore a tan cloth suit. with white
leghorn hat, trimmed with blue ribbon
and foliage. The ceremony was witnessed
by members only Of the two families,
who were entertained at breakfast before
the ceremony by Mr.. j. Prince Webster
at the Raleigh. Mr.. w. A. Reid was
best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkins will spend their
honeymoon in Canada and will live at
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. 8. Hopkins and Miss
Gretta Hopkins, Manassas; Miss Della
Miles OF Columbus. Ohio: Mr.. julius
Prince Webster of Atlanta. Ga. and
versIty OF Georgia were present at the
marriage and Breakfast.
Mr.. and Mrs Edmund ]. Wells have
their daughter, Matilda May. and George
Harnsberger June Il, at LANDER Wyo.
Both these young people are well known.
having grown up there and being gradu-
ates Of the Washington high schools. Mr..
Harnsberger for the past two years has
been interested in various successful
business enterprises in Lander. -
Mrs. Guidet Duryee and Miss Duryee
sailed yesterday from New York to
Bremen.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hays Hammond.
Mrs. Charles Howry and Mrs. Simon
Guggenheim are taking part every day in
the various sociabiiities, willing away
the time for visitors at the Virginia Hot
Springs.
The Japanese ambassador went to New
York today to meet Prince and Princess
Fushimi, and has had an elaborate pro-
gram arranged for their entertainment
while in this country. Mr.. Hanihara. first
secretary, went to New York yesterday
to complete the arrangements. The party
will remain in New York several days
and will be in Philadelphia June z. The
prince and princess will be presented to
the President June g. The two following
days will be devoted to sightseeing, and
June IL the party will go to Annapolis.
Baroness Uchida. who has been In Ph..a-
delphia and Atlantic City was to join her
husband en- route and accompany him to
New York.
Miss Grace Radcliffe Day, younger
daughter Of Col. and Mrs. Charles Fen
ton Day and sister-in-law Of Senator
Thomas s. Martin. was married at Christ
Protestant Episcopal Church. Smithf1eid.
Va, last evening to MIR. Henry Gould
Ralston Of Miami. Fla. Rev. Robert s.
Carter Of Orange. Va, and the Rev.
Francis r. Lee. the rector. performed the
ceremony. The brides attendants We're
Mrs. Walker Turner of EmpOria, Miss
Ellen AIauria OF Norfolk. Misses Elise
Young. Olga Reed and Martha Wilson of
Charlottesville. Mr.. Robert NJ. Ralston
of Florida was best man. The bride
wore ivory satin, heavily embroidered and
trimmed with duchess and rose point
lace. Her veil was caught with a wreath
Of orange blossoms and she carried a
shower bouquet OF white orchids and
lilies Of the valley. Her ornaments were
of pearls. Representatives from Wash
ington and several southern states at
tended the reception which followed the
service.
The Rectors' Aid Society Of ST. Mar
garet's Church held its annual lawn fete
yesterday afternoon and evening at Col.
TrueSdell's residence. 18th street and Co
lumbia road, at present occupied by Mrs.
John J. Lawrence. who generously Of
Tered the use of the grounds. The Fort
Myer Band played and gave its services.
Mrs Judson G.. Clements was In charge
Of the entertainment for the children be-
full grounds were lighted by electricity
and flowers were used in the decorations.
A supper was served IRON 6 to 10
o'clock and was in charge Of Mrs. Royal
e. Bradford. Mrs. Sevelion Brown, and
Mrs. Humphrey.