Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-19

of Judge Bland of Reading. Pa, and
Miss Suzanne Bland, daughter Of Mr..
The young ladies are being much enter
tanned. They will be at home with her
and Miss keim Friday, February II.
Miss A. G. -iburn of Old Point Com
fort is the guest of Mrs Watson Kari.
She will also visit Mrs. Charles r. Burr
and Mrs. Lewis Smith.
Mrs. Bryan Downey Of 1i0S L street,
Anacostia. has as her guest Miss Mar
garet Koran of Brooklyn, y. Y, who
will spend several weeks.
Miss Marie Russell is the guest of Miss
Addie Wathan of w street. Anacostia.
Mrs. T. F. Williamson entertained
Tuesday evening. Those present in
Guided Misses Sadie Humphrey. Florence
humphrey, Ethel Williamson, Irene
Sloanacre of Virginia Bessie Leapley,
Mary Leapley and Mrs Williamson.
Miss Emma Chonstrom Of Shannon
place. AnacoStia, has gone on an ex-
tented visit to an aunt in Hannibal, Mo-
She will also visit relatives in Kansas
City while away
\ pretty wedding took place last We'd
nesday morning at Holy Trinity Church
georgetown. when Miss Lucy Wilson
M
Mrs. Samuel s. Edmonston of George
town. became the bride Of Mr. Edward
J: Farrell of Indianapolis with Rev
rather Corbett. S. j.. pastor of the
church, officiating. Only relatives and
very close friends were present and i'm
mediately after the ceremony the young
couple left for a trip to New York and
Chicago. The bride Wore her travelling
dress OF brown chiffon broadcloth and a
large plumed hat to match, and carried
u rsY,1tJ NJ of ;ni1
valley. Mr.. and Mrs. Farrell will make
their future home in Indianapolis.
Miss Emily Matthews of Goth street
Tuesday afternoon. from until Il
O'Clock The drawing room and halls
We're decorated with crimson and white
roses. ferns. vines and palms. Tea was
served in the dining room and library.
beth tables decorated with red roses
carnations and crimson-shaded lights.
The color scheme was carried out in
the bonbons ices, etc. The tea tables
We're presided over by Mrs. j. Holds
worth Gordon and Mrs. Henry Matthews.
Miss Frances Blake and Miss Mary Rad
ford.
4 dance was given at the Dumbarton
Club last Saturday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. f. Thompson received the guests.
who included Miss Elizabeth Fisher, Miss
Marie Howscr. Miss Helen Frey, Miss
Louise Frey, Miss Bertha Taft. Miss
Ethel Dodson, Miss Ruth Henderson.
Miss Florence Brant Miss Margaret
Norine Fisher. Miss Grace Forsythe. Mr..
Albert Henderson. Mr.. Claude Newman.
Mr. Samuel Corbett, Mr.. William Cone
boyn. MT. William Thompson. Mr..
Mr. f. V. HeiskiIl, Mr.. Charles i'atter-
son. NJ. Hubert Patterson. M. Richard
Jones. Mr.. Stanley Long and Nh Walter
Southworth.
A jolly masquerade was given in honor
of the Merry Hearts at the home of Miss
Margare;e Clark, lis w street north
west. last Tuesday evening. The COM
pany was dressed in. many pretty and
comic costumes. After many interest
were served. The table was profusely
decorated with hearts. Among those
present were Misses Margarete Clark,
queen of hearts; Kathryn Dampier bath
ing girl: Marion Loyr. Spanish girl:
Louise Huntaman, colonial dame; Mar
garette Hoffman, yama yama girl: Ethel
keltman. valentine princess; Messrs.
Karl Dampier, clown: Earl MCGOWAN.
cavalier; Frank Bowling. clown: Alfred
Sherman. Texas: James Walters. rough
rider: James Hoover, Indian Kari
Schmidt, minstrel: Joseph Cannon, fairy
queen: Martin Hendricks, Cupid.
Last Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
y. kaminsky celebrated their twentieth
wedding anniversary at their home. no
9TH street northwest. Mrs. kaminshy
was assisted by her sister, Mrs. NJ. Llpp
man. and her siSterS-in-laW. Mrs. {. Wolf
and Mrs NJ. Wolf. while little Miss Lean
Lippman acted as flower girl. She was
also assisted by her daughter. Miss Leah
kaminsky. and her son, Myer kaminsky.
The house was beautifully decorated
with palms and cut flowers. During the
evening Mrs. KamEsky was presented
by her husband with a beautiful diamond
bracelet
The guests were entertained by Miss
Leah kaminsky. Miss Blanche Steiner,
Messrs. Leo and Al Garner and Mr.. Ma
We're offered by Messrs. NJ. Wolf, b. RI.
Brill and l.. Bril-. Each of the guests
was presented with red satin heart,
filed with candy, as souvenir of the
occasion.
Among those present We're Miss Ger
trude Garner an out-of-town guest from
Cambridge Md: Mr.. and Mrs. \. IA
minsky, Mr.. add Mrs. N. Wolf. Mr.. and
Mrs. Nj. I-ippman. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Wolf the Misses r. kaminsky. b. Stein
er, S Steiner. H. Rice, R. Schaeffer, Z.
Wolf, Rebecca I.ibske, Rae Lihske. l..
Lippman. NJ. Rosenberg. c. Rosenberg.
P. Hirsch. J. Asch. and Messrs. Myer
kaminshy' VI fq er,a, A. hap sa , ~
ner. Al Garner. Myer Breuner, j. Rosen-
berg. Mury Wolf. r. c. Beuhler and Max
Kebesky.
Mrs. Philip Walker of 1888 Columbia
road entertained handsomely at a )
O'Clock tea in honor of her daughter,
Miss Richard Hawley of Boston. The
tea table was most attractive with its
centerpiece, a tall cut glass howor basket
filed with pink tulips. maiden hair ferns