Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-21

HER HI SBAND, THE ARGENTINE
HEIR DAUGHTER TO LONDON.
home tomorrow for the last time this
season.
A very pleasant evening was spent
| February - al the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Heitmuller of Sargent
road. Brookland. the occasion being
the seventy-third birthday of Mr..
We're rendered by the following: Cor
net SOLO by MIR. j. Samson: selection
on mandolin and guitar. by A. and o.
| Grippe. and several vocal selections by
the Asbury Quartet. A bountiful re-
! past was served in the dining room.
/ which was decorated with cut flowers
i and palms Mr.. Heitmuller received
many handsome presents. Among those
I, ler Mr. and Mrs. j. Meickeljohn, Mr..
and Mrs Thomas Miller, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bazell and Miss Bazell. Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Hunter of Takoma Park. Mr..
/ and Mrs. Wynne Sakers of New York,
! Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Miller. Miss Katie
| Heitmuller. Miss jamie Meickeljohn, Miss
/ Louise Miller. Miss Rosa Miller. Mrs.
| Miller. Miss Carrie Louise Miller. and
| Messrs. G. Sherer, Paul Heitmuller
| William Heitmuller, Otto Grupe, Thorn
as Miller. jr.. Christian Heitmuller
| Emil Heitmuller, Ardie Heitmuller, J.
Heitmuller, Al Grupe, Albert Miller and
y.
| The first birthday party of the Vacation
| Lodge of the Young Womens Christian
Association is to be a Martha Washington
reception to which all members and
| friends IF the association are cordially
! invited on the evening of February ~
| One year ago house in the woods for
the business girls of Washington was a
vision. Today il is a dream realized. ana
will be re-opened in April as a recreat ton
or
regular beard.
| In the receiving line will be the men,
| bers of the board of directors, of which
| Mrs. William Hamilton Bayly is president.
| secretaries and the Indoor Outdoor Club.
A program of folk dances under the di
rection of Miss Edith Sven readings and
solos Will be given in the gymnasium.
The following will serve in the dining
room: Mrs. Charles l. Corby, Mis- Willis
b. Rice, assisted by the Misses Ruth
Larner. Dorothy Kuhns. Edith Needham,
Anna Green and Alice Grandin.
of her friends at her new residence. 1900
Florida avenue northeast. last evening
the occasion being her birthday.
14th street northwest. this city. announce
the marriage of their daughter. Mary G.
Berckman. and Mr.. Martin j. McPike of
Brooklyn, Monday, February -, at the
ChufcH OF st. FfdHclS Aatlpf. New Ork
city. by Rev Francis Mccarthy, S. j.
! Mrs. Elisha r; Meredith and Mrs. Will
liam Payne Meredith will be at home to-
morrow at the Portner
Owing to illness Mrs. Louis W. Engster
recalls her Invitations for Thursday
afternoon, February 23.
Mrs Florence NJ. Dowden announces the
marriage of her daughter Florence
Louise and Mr.. Henry George Schirmer
Monday, February -. 1911. at the home
of the bride, in Meridian place.
Immediately after the ceremony the
Young couple left for Florida, where the
honeymoon will be spent.
They will be at home after March 10
at the Nantucket. where they will be
pleased TO see their friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. kreis celebrat ted
their tenth wedding anniversary last Sun
day evening at their residence. 1O5 eth
street southeast They received many
handsome presents. among which was
lot of useful tinware. Among those
present were Mr. and Mrs. George w.
Kreis. Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Bahr
Mr.. William Bahr. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Becker. Mr.. and Mrs. Void. Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil Fenstad. Mr.. Pointner Mr.. j. Fl.
Mr.. George Schuhard, Miss Nora Schwarz
Mr.. NJ. Elwel Miss Kate Buckley. Mrs.
France. Miss Leo Dove. Mr.. o. H. Tyler.
Mr. Saunders, Mr.. Leigh. Mr.. Hans
ley, also Mr.. Herbert Shepherd, Mrs. r.
c. Herder. Mrs. Frank Shepherd. Mrs.
Henry Shepherd. Miss Maud Shepherd.
all of Accotink. Va, and Mrs. Emma
Pearson and Frank Pearson of Alexan-
dria and Elmer krieS.
An orchestra played.
| The Gaelic Society has sent out cards
for evening with Mrs c. Milligan-
Fox. honorary secretary. Irish Folk Song
Society London Thursday evening. Feb
ruary 80. at O'Clock in the red parlor
of the New Willard Hotel.
Miss Virginia Patterson. who has been
visiting Representative and Mrs. w G.
Sharp the past two weeks. has returned
to her home in kolomo, Ind.
| The Misses Killmon of street enter
| tanned at cards Saturday evening in
| honor of their guests. Miss Owines and
brother of Maryland.
The prizes were awarded to Miss Ow-
ines and Mr.. Young. after which refresh
mentS were served.
Those present were Misses Fannie
Sillers. Lillian Thorn. lola Owings Eva
and Florence Killmon. and Messrs. Tim
berlake. Turner b. Hefin. Clarence
| Young. Charles r. krener. Fl. Russell
| Owings and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph L. Heb
bard.
| Mr. and Mrs. NJ. L. Weller of Cap: oil
| Hill leave today for an extended SOUTH
| ern tour, attending the Mardi Gres cell
| ebration in New Orleans. They will
| spend several weeks at Pass Christian
| Miss. and then visit Augusta. Ga.
| Mrs Sias Hare and Miss Helen Hare
| will be at home Wednesday,, February
%, at the Cecil
| Mrs F. ~ Middaugh has given up Ter
| Washington home. and gone to reside
with her son, Mr.. \. l.. Ecklin. of West
| Philadelphia.
! Mrs. Appleton P. Clark, jr.. of 1862
| Lanier place will be at home informally
| Thursdays February - and March =.
Mrs. Eugene E. Stevens of Chevy Chase
! will he with her the I'D.
Mrs Dieffenderfer. wife of DIR. William
| E. Dieffenderfer. will not be home again
| until the first Monday in April. when she
| will give an afternoon reception.
! Miss Helen Byrd Of Buck Lodge. Nd.