Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-01

Miss Laura BurlesOn, daughter of Rep
resentative and Mrs. Burleson, also of
Texas Miss Hardy was among the
charming young girls who danced in the
minuet at the Southern Relief ball last
winter and made such pretty figure in
her colonial dress. Miss Culberson is in
this vicinity now visiting friends, and
will be with Mrs. Dennis shortly until
the arrival of her parents. She had a
delightful visit in Bar Harbor with Mrs.
John b. Henderson last summer.
The friends of Miss Margaret Fitzpatrick
were greeted with surprise Yesterday
when announcement was made of her
marriage. September 20, to Mr.. Charles
\. Beuchert. The ceremony was per-
formed in Baltimore They have taken
an apartment in the ROyalton and will
be at home TO their friends after today.
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Dix, 1853 street northeast, Friday
evening last. Miss 1rma Agnes Dix enter
tanned in honor of her sixteenth birthday.
Her Sunday school teacher and class
mates, together with many of her class
mates from the Central High School
were present The rooms We're Hastily
decorated with goldenrod and white
roses and also American beauties. A
short business meeting of the Sunday
school class was followed by games and
music, after which all were invited to
the dining room. where heavily laden
ed china, the handiwork of Mrs. Dix,
filed with fruits, cream and cake. The
occasion was a very pleasant one
Judge Atkinson of the Court or Claims
and Mrs George w. Atkinson have been
in the city few days. but will not be
a their home in this city before the mid
die of October.
Mr.. A. Howard Clark. editor of the
Smithsonian Institution, has recently re-
turned from his summer vacation In
Passport. Me. Mrs. Clark will return
after a few weeks.
Mr. Burton r. Green left town last
week to accept a position in Los Ange-
les as attorney for the land office in its
general field work.
A delightful party was given by Mr..
and Mrs. Sebastian in honor of the nine
teenth birthday of their daughter, Miss
Myrtle Sebastian, at their residence, 1o19
| street northwest. The latter was
dressed in very becoming white gown
Miss Edna Copp gave piano numbers
Dancing was the chief attraction. To
the music of a very pretty march the
guests We're ushered into the dining room,
which was beautifully decorated.
The guests present were Misses
Katherine O'Brien. Edna Copp. E. Viola
Swami, Ruth Schlosser, Ada J. Lusby,
Hazel Williams. Carrie Seldom, Grace
Downing, Mrs. Rachei Atkinson Mr. ana
Mrs Jacobs, Mrs. A. A. Copp and
Messrs John Jermen. Warren Linge, H.
Ellerbrook, Edmond Cook, Earl Beck, Ed
die F. Naughton. Charles +. Dodge, j.
Ivan ]. Beers. F. Hoover, John Wynn
koop, John Jacobs and Rudolph A.
Shedd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Foster of this
city were recently in Geneva, Switzer-
land.
Miss Bryan sister of Col Charles
Page Bryan. the newly named ambas-
sador to Japan, who has recently re-
turned from this country, will remain
some time in Belgium and then go to
Toxic by the Transsiberian railway and
rejoin her brother in Japan in Novem-
Der. Col. Bryan is on his way to this
country to receive his instructions before
proceeding to his new post.
| Miss. Maude Du Vail of Maryland. who
was the guest last week of Mrs. Charles