Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-12


the Owasco and left Washington for
the summer. Mrs. Hopkins went last
Friday to the Adirondack mountains.
where they have a cottage on Lake
George. Mr.. Hopkins will remain in
Baltimore a fortnight before joining
his family.
Miss Caldwell of Lynn. Mass, who
has been the guest of Mrs. w. F. Van
Wickle of O street. returned home yes
terday. Mrs. Van Wickle accompanied
her for a short visit at Caldwell Ores
cent.
Mrs Robert X Elliot has moved 10
her summer home in Melrose Park.
Hyattsville. Md. and will be pleased
to see her friends al No. .. Melrose
avenue.
State Bank, Laporte city, Iowa. with
his wife and daughters. are visiting
the city for a few days.
At dinner gwen by Capt and Mrs
4. II. Scales last Friday evening on the
L. S. S. Santee. at Annapolis. Nd. the
announcement was made OF the engage
ment of Mrs. Scales sister. Mss Meta
Campbell Graham of Washington. u. G.,
To DIR Carroll Stcrrs Alden OF Annapolis.
Miss Graham is daughter of Brig. Gen
William Montrose Graham. l.. S. \. re-
tired. and Mrs. Graham. and a grand
niece OF Maj, Gen. George G. Meade of
Gettysburg fame DIR. Alden. who has
been an instructor in English at the
Naval Academy since 1904 is a graduate
of Yale University. having taken the
degrees of bachelor of arts in 1898 and
doctor of philosophy in 1898. From 1901
to 1908 he was assistant in English at
Yale University His family home is In
Chicago.
Those at the dinner were: Capt and
vens. Miss Hobart of Washington. Miss
Elizabeth Randall. Miss Graham. Mr.. c.
H. Foster. Mr.. II. c. Washburn and DR..
G. s. Alden.
Saturday night Mr. and Mrs. IT, Horner
Of 30 street northeast gave a recep-
ton and party in honor of the fourth
birthday OF their little daughter. Edna
they were assisted by Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas and others. The house had been
beautifully decorated in pink and blue
by Ednas grandmother. and flowers were
scattered about in great profusion. Miss
Sadie Lipp danced, Miss Ruth Totem played
the piano and Miss Edna Horner and
Miss Carrie Lipp sang. Then there were
games of all kinds Master Lewis Hollis
won the first prize and Master Norman
Smith and Miss Helen Hollis won BOBBY
prizes. The other invited guests were
as follows: Masters Howard HUMPHREYS.
Donald Shoemaker. Ralph Nestler. Harry
McPhate, Lewis Gothold. Howard Eel
lows, the Misses Helen McPhate. Helen
Reinwald, Winifred Sponsel, Mary Cur
ran and Luvinia Mankin: Mrs Humph-
ries. Mrs. Fellows. Mrs. Smith. Mrs
Shoemaker, Mrs. Hollis, Miss Myrtle Hol-
lis and her friend, Mrs. c. Horner Mrs
Gothold. Mrs. Lipp, Miss Esther Totem,
MISS Reinwald, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Adams, Mrs W. Adams, Mrs McPhate.
Mrs Helen Shoconis, Miss BESSIE Adams
MISS Eva Enwright, Hiss Mildred Thomas
Miss Elwese Thomas. Miss Margaret
fdnonston and Miss Thelma Brooks
Mrs. Frank G. Muckelbauer OF Brook
iand' u. G.. left yesterday evening, &C.
companied by her two daughters, Dorothy
and Elizabeth They will make an ex-
tended visit to her relatives and many
friends CT Louisville, Frankfort and other
points in Kentucky
Among the passengers sailing on the
Kaiser Wilhelm III, from New York tc
Bremen, via Plymouth and Cherbourg, to.
morrow are the following from this city
Miss Boettcher, Miss Chang, Miss Jane
A. Chase, Miss F. Y. Tsao. Mrs. Nor.
man Williams and Mr.. John Bovello.
Mrs. ]. F. McBeth of Brookland enter.
tanned the Ladies Aid of the Baptist
June {, from till 5. Refreshments were
served and all had a pleasant time
Mrs. Thomas Whyte is visiting friend.
1 in Philadelphia and Atlantic City, ant
will also visit her son Clifford, who 1:
at Lehigh University, before returning
home.
DR.. and Mrs. Edward w. Burch hav
returned from a pleasant stay at At
| lantic City.
| Mrs. ]. Hamilton Beatty will leave the
| 18th instant for an indefinite visit witt
| her son, DR.. Chester II. Beatty, form arly
OF this city, but now a resident of Day.
| ton, Ohio.
| Before returning to their home in tn.
| state of Rhode Island Mr.. Friedrich S. Nc
Nally and Mr.. Charles S. Fenklestein Of
the Georgetown University of Law will
spend some time at Atlantic City, Phil
adelphia and New York
Mr. and Mrs. William Ellis Jarboe an
nounce the marriage of their daughter
Beatrice to Mr. Albert Charles Metcalf
jr., OF indianapolis. Ind. which tool
place Saturday afternoon at go O'Clock
The ceremony was pronounced by the
Rev. James Mackin of St. Paurs Cath.
Ollie Church.
After a trip to the coast Mr. and Mrs
Metcalf will return to Washington AM
reside at the Portner. where they viii
be at home to their friends.
Mrs. Goodman. wife of DIR. William r
Goodman, left for Boston last Saturday
Later on she will go to Maine to speno
the summer.