Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-28

day preparatory to sailing for Europe.
They will not return until next fall
Mrs. Emma Gray of the Ontario has
returned from Brookline, Mass, where
she went to attend the wedding OF her
nephew, Carroll Paul. L. s. \. He and
pines where he has been ordered for
duty.
The members of the Beta Iota Club
formed a. theater party Saturday last.
Those in the party were the Misses Cor
neia Capers. Eleanor Capers. Ella Kraft,
Grace Marvin. Hilda Richmond, Flora
Schuldt Louise Stockett. and Messrs. Will
Barnhart. Eddie Campbell. Frank Mar
vim. Percy Richmond. Will Stockett and
Charles Rougeou.
The reopening of the old Pierce Mill
teahouse. at Rock Creek Park, next
Sa turday. April /. is a pleasant re-
minder that the openair pleasure sea-
son is on again. Miss Mary Louise
Noble has again been designated by
the District authorities as manager.
The teahouse at the old mill is easily
| reached via Tilden street (Which lit
tie later on will be a lovely shaded
lane) from the Chevy Chase car line.
Afternoon tea and light refreshments
there. with home cooking, afford great
opportunities. for picnic parties. both
for children and grown-ups, and will,
no doubt. be AZ popular the rest OF the
spring months, the summer and the
early autumn as the place became last
year
Aside from the beauty of the spot
and its facilities for creature COM
forts. the old mill has an official side,
being a f1rst-aid station of the District
Boardman, Mrs. John +. Mclean, Mrs.
Theodore W. Moves. Mrs. Frank b.
Moves. Mrs. j. c. Simpson, Mrs. Rudolph
Kaufman and Mrs. J. II. Crawford
s~A
the project last year is continued this.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur 3. Hayes have is
sued invitations for the marriage of their
daughter Ruth and Mr.. Ernest Phi.
Herivel Tuesday evening, April 4, at
| half-past 8 O'Clock. at 1888 10Th street
\ reception will follow.
Rev. Mr.. Snyder will off1ciate. The
brides only attendant will be Mrs. w. w.
Bride. The newly married couple will
go to Mexico to live. where Mr.. Heriyel
| who is an Englishman. practices his
| profession of civil engineering.
Mrs Sherman. Mrs. Burrows. Mrs. W.
E. Curtis, Mrs. John w. Foster, Miss
Gale. Mrs. Edward H. Gheen, Mrs.
Chandler Hale, Mrs. Hay. Mrs. Hiles.
Mrs Arthur Lee. Mrs. mcfarland, Mrs.
Matthews. Mrs. Newberry, Mrs Pullman.
| Mrs. Rayner. Mrs. Somers, Mrs Tai
mage. Mrs. Walcott, Mrs. Norman VIII
liams and Mrs. Charles Wood are pa
tronesses OF the entertainment which
Mrs Josephine Preston Peabody will give
| Thursday, April 6. at 4:30 O'Clock, in the
New Willard ballroom. under the aus
pices of the League Of the Covenant. for
the support of an instructive visiting
nurse. Mrs. Peabody will read THE
| Piper"
! guests Miss Ferris. sister Of Representa-
| tive Ferris of Oklahoma. and Mr.. Cam
eron Kay of Palestine. Tex, brother Of
| Mrs Gore.
| Last night at the home of Miss Emory,
| 2O7 1 street northwest, a large audience
gave delighted attention to a program of
| song by the we'll known oratorio singer,
DIR. B. Merrill Hopkinson Of Baltimore
! Mrs Henry Franklin, also Of Baltimore.
was the accOmpanist An unusual fea-
| ture Of the program was the reciting by
Or. Hopkinson Of the melodrama ''rhe
Miss stanford of Washington gave
violin number.
A surprise party was given Sunday
| honor Of the nineteenth birthday Of
Mr. Irving D. Iseman. During the
evening games were enjoyed and vo-
cal and instrumental solos rendered.
Mr.. Eiseman was presented with a
gold watch fob. Refreshments were
| served in the dining room. which was
| decorated with ferns and flowers
| Among those present were Mr. and
Mrs. D. Iseman. Mr. n. Iseman, Mr.
| and Mrs. F. Selinger, Misses Rae and
Ruth Vineberg. Victoria Laubheimer,
| Julia Levy, Rena Ehrlich. Leona Adler,
Rosa Mayer and Hflda Schoenthal and
Messrs. Karl Mayer. Max Solomonsohn,
David Bournett, Michael Collegeman,
Ben Teffer. julius Lully Harry Selin-
ger, A. Goldstein Irving D. Iseman
and Monroe NJ Selinger
About fifty young women who became
| members of the Young Women's Chris
| tan Association in February and March
were delightfully."- entertained at the home
of Mrs. Truman Newberry Friday even
Ing. The following musical program was
arranged by Mrs. John B. Kendall of the
social committee. and was much enjoyed:
Whistling solos. Miss Keim; violin Sc
| lections. Miss Ruby Stanford: vocal So
los. Mrs. Edwin III. Lawson, and piano
| solos by Mrs. ]. c. Leger.
Under the auspices Of the WASHINGTON
Auxiliary of the National Indian Asso-
citation musical will be given at
O'Clock Wednesday evening at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. III. X. Fulton, 1911
Vermont avenue. fine program is as
| sured.