Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-19

shower was given at the home Of one OF
the club, Miss Mary Clifford. Longfellow
street, Brightwood. A very merry time was
had by the girls who are remaining oacn-
elors and by those who have already
stepped into matrimony. The entire mem
bership present were Mrs. j. b. true,
Mrs E. c. Powers. Miss Sadie Mellon
Miss Mabel Sands, Miss Elizabeth Ritchle.
Miss Deborah GoOch and the Misses
Mary, Louise and Gertrude Clifford.
Mrs. Charles B. Horner was hostess to
a number of friends at IL Todd place
tanned at cards. Among those in attend
ance were Mr. and Mrs. George Clumm,
Miss Eva Belts, Miss Adelaide Gleason,
Miss Mary Holldge, Miss Alta Willard,
Mr.. Joseph Marsden and Mr.. Thomas
Nash.
Mrs Lottie F'etrow left Washington
yesterday morning to spend month IN
Bristol, Pa, and vicinity.
At the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs r. W. Mummaw, Dunn I~oring,
Va, Miss Geneva MummaW and Mr.. May
nard D. Hull were married Thursday
evening, March 16, by Rev. Edgar Cor
dell Powers of the Brookland Methodist
Episcopal Church Miss Mummaw was
handsomely attired in white chiffon
dress richly trimmed with cluny lace. and
carried a bouquet of bride roses. A re-
ception to the relatives and close friends.
including the members of the Bachelor
Girls Club of Brightwood, followed the
ceremony. Later in the evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Hull left for an extended bridal trip
and after April will reside at their new
home at Dunn Loring. The presents were
numerous and handsome, among which
was an entire service of solid flat silver
given by the officers and employees OF the
American Security and Trust Company.
Of 10Th street
Brookland. entertained last week in
honor of Miss Iona Irving. who is leav-
ing Washington to make her home near
Salem, Ore. Numerous games We're played
and enjoyed, Miss Ethel Lawrence, Mr.
Valentine McCreight and Mr.. Herbert
Primm gaining first prizes. Those pres
ent were Col. c. S. Brown, Miss Irving,
Miss Lawrence, Miss Cheesman, Miss
Miss Katherine Quackenbush. Miss Edith
L. Brown. Miss Annie Magruder. MesSrS
Herbert Primm, Harris Krams, Ralph
Lawrence and Valentine McCreight.
Miss Mae Marsden of 1881 LIST street
northwest gave a beautifully appointed
ST. Patrick's day party Friday evening
The house decorations were very pretty
and appropriate. especially the center
piece of the dinfng-room table which was
a plateau mirror to represent Lake Kill
larney. The program was a shamrock
on which were written the games of
"barneying.'' 'peeling'' and hunting
and very pretty souvenirs We're given to
the winner of each contest. The ladies'
place cards We're green Paddy's pigs
and shamrocks, and the place cards for
the gentlemen were pipes. and three
leaved cloverS. The number of guests
entertained had a most enjoyable even
ing.
Gen. and Mrs. Green Clay GOodloe have
returned from Old Point Comfort.
A dance was given Wednesday night
by the members of the Saturday After
noon Five Hundred Club at the Dun
barton Club. Refreshments were served
during the evening, and Miss Elizabeth
Leckie rendered several solos. The
members of the club and their escorts
We're Miss Ethel DOdson, Shirley Down
ing, Amparo Rivero, Lee Brown, Anna
Stewart, William E. Collier. Ruby
Nevins. Bruce Cleveland. Marion Hines.
Charles Johnson. Portia Harrah, Mr..
Jones, Lucille Butcher. Bots Adams,
Olive Lewis and James Hollister. Other
guests were Lenora Rivero, Mr.. Darr,
Erminie Steinberg, Winebow Steinberg,
Edith Larimore Paul Ewing, Marie
Hansen, Frank Allen. Elizabeth Leckie,
Mr.. Eden, Miss Murray, Morton Weigle,
Martha Marshall, Mr.. Parker, Miss Ray
and Mr.. Lewis. The party was chape-
roned by Mrs. John Stewart.
A surprise party was given to Mrs.
Rollin at her residence. 1928 Pennsyl-
vania avenue northwest, Friday even
ling. Games were played, after which
refreshments were served. Features OF
| the evening were solo by Mr.. Harold
Long and the singing of the Bloom