Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-05
Burke Paler Of New York, Anderson
Persis Stattings and Edwnetta Schroeder.

The Mexican ambassador and his bride,
Sonora de la Barra, who are to receive
their friends at the embassy Saturday
afternoon next, and whose invitations
for that event were sent out few days
ago, are being constantly entertained by
the friends of the ambassador In public
and private life They are also going to
New York. where. on the 18th, their hosts,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Speyer, will give a
dinner in their honor.
Miss Verbena NJ. Adler of 10th street
has returned home, having spent the
past four weeks in Atlantic City and
Philadelphia, the guest of relatives
The state regent Of the District Mrs.
George Thomas Smallwood. announces
the annual patriotic mass meeting of
the District Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution. 1t will be held at the
Willard. Monday, March 10, at pm.
There will be speakers on various
topics of national and local interest.
All resident and visiting Daughters are
invited.
Mr.. Charles Johnson, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs NJ S. Johnson, and his wife, who
| was formerly Mss Bertha Lyman Of
Philadelphia. will return from their
wedding tour in New York and At
lantic City, Monday, March 6; at home at
the MeIwood apartment, ITO street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James c. King cele-
| brated their wooden wedding Monday
last. when thirty-six guests played the
game of 500. The decorations were in
green and yellow and dainty refreshments
were served.
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Kulp We're at home
to their friends at 1914 Jackson street
Saturday evening" the occasion being the
eleventh anniversary of their wedding.
The house was prettily decorated with
pink carnations, palms and Richmond
roses The ladies' favors were red roses
and the gentlemen's pink carnations Dur
ing the evening vocal solos We're rem
dered by Miss Anna May Melton, Mr..
George PETER. Mr.: Frank PETER and
Mr. NJ. Caiker. Mr.. Calker also gave
Mrs. Kulp on the piano. Mrs. Kulp and
Mr.. Calker sang a duet, and Mr.. d. Wa
tiers gave selections on the guitar. accom-
| panied by Mr. D. E. kulp on the flute.
with his musical efforts on the harmonica
and guitar. An appetizing supper was
served, and later in the evening ices anu
cake. A bride cake, when cut, was found
to contain ring and collar button, the
first of which was secured by Mrs. George
PETER and the latter fell to the lot of Mr..
NJ Calker. Those present were Mrs. Wal
lIce of Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs. Denny
Waters. Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Calker and
son, Mr. and Mrs. George PETER, Miss
Anna May Melton. Miss Eva Melton, Mr..
Frank PETER Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ben
nett Mr.. and Mrs. II. Calker and Masters
E1lwood Kulp and Walter Parkes.
Miss Hurd entertained Wednesday even
ing at the residence Of her parents, Judge
and Mrs. ]. B. Hurd. 2S11 North Capitol
street, in honor of Miss Brooks and Miss
Richards of Massachusetts,. The guests
were the Misses Brooks. Richards, Mars
den, Phillips, Wills and Black. and the
Messrs. Merwin. Brashears, Gibbon. Rich
ards, Bait, F1ckas and Dr. Bernhard.
Nineteen years ago Mr.. and Mrs. Da-
vid G.. Cheesman were married on the
Sacs and Fox reservation, in Oklahoma,
by an Indian chief who was also q cler-
gyman, and in celebration of the happy
event Mr.. and Mrs. Cheesman recently
quietly entertained few friends in their
handsome new home, 1O21 Newton street
northeast. Attractive musical numbers
were rendered, the vocal solos Of Miss
Helna Cheesman, who has q sweet, clear
voice. being specially enjoyable. Among
the guests In attendance were Representa-
tive and Mrs. Kopp Of Wisconsin. DR..
and Mrs. Hampton, Mr. and Mrs. Burn
side and Mr.. Clyde Stryker.
The Brookland Junior Five Hundred
Club had q very pleasant meeting with
Miss Emily Hetfield. at her home. 1898
Lawrence street northeast, Monday even-
| ing.
| Miss Winnifred Johnson and Miss Ger
trude Bray Of Pawtucket R. l., ere