Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-15

| O'Clock. Many novel features are Delng
| arranged.
| Mr.. and mrs. John w. Schlosser OF
Georgetown announce the marriage OF
| their eldest daughter, Theresa A., and
Mr.. Clarence C. Kelly of Bluemont, Va,
Wednesday, January II, by the Rev. l..
| II. Waring. At home at 1885 31st street
| northwest
Tuesday, January 3. 1911, at the
Celestine Johnson, Youngest daughter
Of Mr.: and Mrs. George Johnson of
Capitol Heights. D. c.. and Mr.. Leonard
r. Bennett of Bristol, Conn. were mar,
soprano soloist. and has been connect
ed with the Rebew Orchestra I'm
mediately after the services MT; and ana
they will make their home at Hampton.
Va. where Mr.. Bennett is engaged IN
business.
Col. Charles A. williams of the 21st
Infantry and Mrs. Williams. who have
recently returned from the Philippine
Islands, are now living at the kenesaw.
Col. Williams, who entered the Military
years Of army service. and almost con-
tinuously with the 21st Infantry. Since
1898 he has spent much time In the
tropics and has had four terms or service
in the Philippine lSl0nQs. he Is now vi
duty at the War College.
Mr.. Frederick s. C. McNally and Mr..
Charles s. Finklestein Of Georgetown Law
School have returned after three-week
pleasant stay at their home in Rhode
Island.
Mr. Harry Silverstein has also returned
| from 4 pleasant trip which he spent for
q fortnight with relatives and friends In
Baltimore.
Miss Dagmar Ruebner. accompanied by
hep mother. arrived yesterday at the New
Willard. She will be joined tomorrow by
| occupies the chair of music at Columbia
University, New York city.
Mrs. Parker, widow of Maj Mason
Parker, II. S. A., is the guest of Maj.
and Mrs. Romeyn at 1876 P street.
Miss Elizabeth Hoover will leave Thurs
day for New York. where she will visit
relatives. Later, Miss Hoover will spend
several weeks in North Hadley, Mass.
Mrs. A. Lincoln Egbert entertained at a
tea last Thursday afternoon at her home
in Bayonne. n. J., where she announced
the engagement Of her daughter, Miss
Taylor Myers, son of DR. and Mrs. Samuel
Irving Myers of Bayonne. During the
afternoon each guest received single
large rose, to which was tied card an
nOuncing the interesting news. Both
Miss Bachelor and Mr.. Myers are very
we'll known in Washington, they having
| visited frequently here during the last
| few years.
Miss Harrie Bowie has returned to
Washington. after visiting her brother-in-
law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Head, at
their home in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garland of California
street entertained the members of their
bridge club last Monday evening. There
were four tables, and the prizes, penknife
and a dainty china dish, were won by
DR.. Charles L. Billiard and Mrs. Dunbar.
Mrs. A. j. Fox was the hostess at a
large tea last Wednesday afternoon at
| her handsome residence. on 10Th street.
| informally last Tuesday afternoon at her
residence, on 18th street. Mrs James
Young poured the tea. which was served
| In 'the drawing room. and Mrs. Lewis
| was assisted by her mother and sister,
Mrs Cobb and Mrs. J. Willoughby Ander-
son of New York. who have been her
house guests for the past few weeks.
Miss Harvey. who has been spending q
| week with friends In Baltimore. returned
| last Saturday to her home, in George
| town.
Mrs William French, wife OF Capt.
French, L. 8. A.. and Mrs. Walstein Dou-
| thirt entertained at a beautiful tea last
Tuesday, afternoon at their home, on n
| street They were assisted in receiving
BY Mrs Small and Mrs. Archibald Has
san.
| Miss Virginia Wallis was the hostess at
a bridge tea last Thursday afternoon at
her home on Corcoran street. She was
| assisted in receiving by her mother. Mrs.
| Samuel Wallis, who served the punch,
and her aunts. Mrs. William Rohrer and
Miss Margaret Mitchell.
Miss Hilda jacob of the Cliffbourne left
Monday for Admission. Ala. where she
| turning home Miss jacob will visit In
| Florida, Georgia and other places south
| Mrs. Hannah Joseph and daughter, Miss
phiiiis Joseph of Baltimore. were guests
Of relatives in this city during the past
week.
Mr.. Henry Strasburger and daughter
Miss Blanche Strasburger. left town Sun
day for Augusta, Ga. where they will
| visit Mr.. Strasburger's daughter. Mrs
Jules Hyman.
| The regular monthly meeting Of the
Ladies' Auxiliary Society of the Eighth
Street Temple took place Monday after
noon with a very gratifying attendance.
| The meeting, which was a specially at
] tractive one, was presided over by the