Evening star., 1911-05-28
Copyright BY Clinedinst.)

yesterday and will be away three or four
days Mr.. Piatt Andrews accompanied
them.
The last OF the spring hops took place
at Fort Myer last night and was we'll at
tended by the young people Of the post.
including the Foster-Garrard bridal party
and number from this city.
Mrs Richard Sylvester. wife Of Maj.
Sylvester, left yesterday to spend this
week in Annapolis Maj. and Mrs. Syl-
vester will be present Friday to attend
the graduation Of their son. Midshipman
John McF. Sylvester. at the Naval Acad-
emy.
A great many Washington girls Will be
In Annapolis this week for the June week
festivities prior to the graduation Of the
The first class german and class dance
will take place Thursday night. The
graduating exercises will take place FRI
day morning and that night the annual
June ball will occur.
Dr. c. c. Craft of this city was in Lon
don last week.
Capt. and Mrs. c. NJ Chester are stay
ing In London.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Gould of this city,
who have returned to this country from
their bridal trip, were In Paris week be-
fore last, staying at the Hotel de
'Athenee-
The marriage of Miss Ethel Pearl Ryan
and Rev. w. Lee Ritchie will take place
on June at pm at Gunston Memorial
Church. The Rev. c. e. Granger will per-
form the ceremony.
will be the maid Of honor and the brides
maids will be Miss Lucy Moss. Miss
Maud Yount and Miss Anne Jolhffe Of
Virginia, Miss Grace Richie of North
Carolina the groom.,s l,.. sister tts.as and Miss
Rev. John Feery OF Lynchburg. Va.
will be the best man and Mr.. George
Bready of Herndon. Va, Mr.. Gideon Mar
shall and Mr.. Jonn Grigsley. also of Vir-
ginia, and Mr. Hugh MCGEE OF Pennsyl-
vania will be the ushers.
Little Miss Josephine Woodward and
Master Samuel Woodward. niece and
nephew Of the bride. will be flower girl
and ring bearer.
low at the home of the bride.
Rev. Mr. Ritchie will take his bride to
live at Burkes Garden, Va. his home.
Mrs. H c. Hayne of 1914 North Capitol
street leaves this evening for an extended
visit in Lima, Defiance and Wapakoneta,
Ohio, and Detroit. Mich.
Charles and Ethel McMulin, children
of the late Lieut. McMullin, u. 8. A,
have left the city for Virginia, where
they will spend the summer with Maj.
and Mrs. Lee at the old Lee homestead
They will be Joined later by their mother
One OF the most interesting features or
the season will be a bright and spark
ling three-act drama, Newport to be
given in the ballroom of the Cairo. .
street between 18th and nth streets,
| tomorrow evening, at $3.50 O'Clock. Ine
| participants in the play will be MISS
Edith Oracle. Miss Beale, Miss Eliza
beth Noyes. Miss Anna Portner. Mrs
Archibald Oracle. Miss Katherine Beale,
| Mr.. Ralph Hill. Mr.. Benedict Cunning
| ham, Mr.. Harold Sampson. Mr.. kennon
/ Sinclair. Mr.. Albert Terfiinger, Mr.. Dyer,
Mr. Winthrop Lockwood and Mr. Talbot
| Sinclair.
The play, which is given for the benefit
of the aged clergy. will be followed by
a 1O-o'clock dance, which holders or
| tickets to the play only are entitled 70
attend.
Col. George A. and Mrs. Armes will be
at home at Fairfield Monday, May ..
from to Q pm. the coloners sixty
| seventh birthday.
DR.. and Mrs. Gore entertained din