Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-30

lie has learned to expect from this
board of LADY managers
~, A feature Of the coming bazaar 13a will WILDE be
K. Bowen Of st. Pauls parish. Miss
and Miss Ella Whiting, also Of ST.
PauTs, and Miss Emma w. Abbott, Miss
Alice Boyd, Miss Mary Mcclure and
Mrs. William NJ. Moore Of the Chapel of
the Good Shepherd will assist Miss
Bowen.
Mrs. Thomas ]. Jones and Mrs. James
Taylor Of ST. Adams will preside at the
coffee table, and Mrs. Edward Roome at
the lemonade bAoth.
Mrs. William II. Fox has asked the fol-
lowing ladies to st. Johns Church, Wash
ington, to assist her at cake table No. /:
Earnest, Mrs. w. w. Finley. Mrs. T.
Percy Myers, Miss J.. c. Saxton, Mrs.
Charles H. Stockton and Miss Jane
Wilkes.
Mrs. William H. Wilmer of Epiphany
Church will be in charge of cake table
No. 2, assisted by Mrs. John c. Boyd.
Miss E. Bryan. Mrs. B. II. Buckinham,
Mrs George 7. Dunlap. Mrs. Monte Crit
fifth, Miss Anna Fry Jones, Mrs. A. F.
A. King. Mrs. r. ]. Ryan and Mrs. +. J..
Stellwagen, while Miss Fannie Glliss Of
the same parish will be doorkeeper
Mrs. Thomas w. Buddington Of St.
Michael and All Angels Church will as
sist Mrs. Grant at the linen table, and
ish will be the bureau of information"
Miss Gall and Miss Lane will have a
grabs" Mrs. r. III. Calvert will preside
over the fortune teller's tepee, and Mrs.
eral manager. Music and dancing will
enliven the evening hours.
Justice and Mrs. Lurton entertained last
week Mrs James Keeling of Knoxville,
her sister. Miss Rosabel Dickerson of
Buford, Tenn. and her two nieces, Miss
Jaime Kerr of Lynnville and Miss Mary
Ashworth Of Nashville, Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. Americas Wheedon are
making a visit to their daughter. Mrs.
w. o. BONNIE, jr., and family. in Louis
vile, Ky.
Mr. Samuel Tracy of Biloxi, Miss, and
his daughter. the wife Of DR.. Howard
Clarke, now with his regiment in San
Antonio, Tex, and his grandson, Samuel
Tracy Of Biloxi, are the guests of rela-
tives in Washington.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur c. Krock have re-
turned from their bridal trip and are tenn
porari1y ensconced at the Grafton. They
will shortly go to the Westmoreland.
where they have taken an apartment.
Mrs. ]. c. Greer of Indianapolis is the
guest of her brother and sister-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Calhoun, at the
Rochambeau.
Miss Mary Nicely, who is the guest of
Col Legard and family. expects to leave
Monday for her home in Lexington, KY.
Representative John W. Langley and
Mrs. Langley have returned after a visit
to Mrs. VIII Cecil in CatlettSburg, Ky.
Mr. and Mrs w. J. Ethel have as
their guest the latter's sister, Mrs. Mus
tard Of Anderson, Ind.
Washington friends are interested in
the wedding last week of Miss Mary
Eliza Mays. daughter of Representative
Kelly. Representative Mays. who went
home to attend the wedding, has return
ed and is at Congress Hall Hotel.
Misses Inez and Louise STEPHENS. the
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Jefferson Da-
Wis Stephens of Mariana, Fla, who are
spending the winter in Washington, were
the hostesses at a pretty party last Sat
urday. The attractive home on Capitol
Hill was beautifully decorated for the
occasion, and games of all kinds occupied
the evening.
Mrs. Fannie Anderson of Virginia. who
has been a guest at Ills X street for the
past month, expects to return to her home
in the south this week.
After a short stay at the Cochran with
her husband, Representative Ben john
son, Mrs. Johnson has returned to her
home in Bardstown. Ky.
Mrs. Edwin c. Gregory Of Salisbury.
n. c., is making a visit to her father,
Senator Lee Overman, at the Cochran
Mr. and Mrs Charles Hubert Martin
of Smithfield, n. c., have taken an apart
ment at the Burlington.
Miss Eloise Hughes, daughter of Rep
resentative Hughes Of West Virginia, is
making visit to Mr.. and Mrs Clarence
lie Bari, in Lexington. KY.
Miss Elizabeth Overton and Miss
Devices Of Colorado. who are spending
some months in Washington, have re-
turned to town after making a visit to
Miss Overton's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse NJ Overton. in Nashville, Tenn.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs r. NJ. Ball
on Columbia Heights presented quite a
gala appearance Wednesday evening,
when the ninth birthday anniversary of
their son Ralph was celebrated. The
house was tastefully decorated with flags
of all nations. palms and spring bios
SONS. Many amusing games were In
dulged in during the evening. and prizes
given. Mrs. Ball was assisted in receiV-
Ing the guests by Mrs. Joseph Maxwell
Mrs. Little and Mrs. Barton. Among the
little children were Misses Ruth Little.
Jessie Little, Frances Drew. Grace Rich
ardson. Ruth Holmes, Helen Holmes.
Helen Tastet Virginia Wheatley. Mildred
Goodwin, Masters Edwin Maxwell, Harold
Lawhead. Clarence King, Thomas Swee-