Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-16
SOCIETY.
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long table on the lawn. Ferns and fruit,
! formed the decoration. Various games
and walks about the falls were the even
Mamie Lynch, Miss Lucy Lynch. Miss
Sara Lynch. Miss Hurd, Miss Sarah
Brown. Miss Hesee. Miss Elgin, Miss
| Maud Jackson. Miss Primm, Miss Wills
Miss Blanche Bailey. Miss Phillips and
Nora Bates and Messrs. Henry Richards,
| Harper Bait. George Adams, H. Bates,
F. Willis. H. Compton. c. Cook. L. Free
mire. L. Heininger. Stephenson. DR..
Bernhard and Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Hurd.
Mr. James F. Hood and a party OF
| friends have gone abroad for a six-w week
trip through Europe.
| Miss Marie Woodward has returned
| from an extended visit with her friend,
| Miss Piper.
Miss Mae Wilmington started Thursday
! to Harveys Lake, Pa, to spend a por-
ton Of the summer.
Mrs Elmer Kyle and Miss Helen Nc
Creery Of Millvale, Pa, with Mr.. Ernest
| Tanner. were recent guests of Mr.. and
| Mrs. j. w. Horner and Mrs. w. J. H.
Jordan.
| Mr. B. F. Artley and family of 18th
and Monroe streets northeast are home
from trip to Buffalo. Niagara Falls and
| Canada.
| Miss May Wright of Hagerstown. Md,
| has returned to her home after a pleas
ant visit with Miss Agnes Bowling.
Mrs James Collins Adkins and chill
dren are at Bluemont, Va.
Mr.. Basil Boykin and Mr.. Frank Davis
left Washington Tuesday for Atlantic
City.
| Mr. and Mrs. F. r.. Horner of Brook
land and Mr.. and Mrs. Egbert Thomp-
son of Herbert Springs, Va, have re-
| turned from an enjoyable trip by water
| to Fredericksburg, Va, by the way Of
Chesapeake bay and the Rappahannock
river.
| Master Paul Bowling is spending the
summer at Rehoboth Beach, Delaware.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur F. Drake, with
| Misses Mary and Ida and Master Men
del Drake. left Washington Friday to
make their future home in Kansas.
Mrs. Charlotte Wood and Miss Mis-
sourie Norwood of Baltimore have gone
home. after a months visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Barnes.
! Among the Brookland young people
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| the past week are Misses Helma
Cheesman, Bessie and Elsie Bret. Aura
Middlekauff. Edith Brown and Messrs.
Edwin Marean, Paul Primm. Walter
Mrs. Porch and family and Miss Mary
Tobin have been visiting friends in Abe
| marie county, Va
| Mrs. Milo Quackenbush will be at home
| to the ladies Of the Brookland Baptist
| Church and their friends at lawn fete
At Fort Drive and 18th street Tuesday
| evening next.
| Mrs. Mary Dugan entertained some of
| her young friends on a very pleasant trip
| to Marshall Hall Friday. The party was
those enjoying the affair were Misses
Helen Stake. Mary and Edith Eastlack.
Rebecca and Octavia Woodward, Janet
Oliphant. Ellen Fitzgerald, Winifred
Barnholt and Helen and Mary Dugan.
| A very attractive and pleasant feature
| on the social calendar for last evening
| was the silver wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward M. Hall of 3112
18th street northwest. The home was at
| tractively and tastefully decorated for
| the occasion with an abundance of pink
| roses palms and ferns. Among those as
sisting were Miss Grace Margaret Hall
and Miss Elizabeth Hall. daughters Of
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William T. Walker, Mrs. Clarence c.
Archibald, Mrs. Robert Lee Wright, Mrs.
Albert G. Yount. Miss Elizabeth II. Bar
/ bour and Miss Dunreath Odell Miss
Jessie Galloway, at the piano, gave selec-
tons throughout the evening. A host of
relatives and friends of this happy and
popular couple came to extend their con-
gratulations and good wishes and to en-
liven the evening. Many of the guests
| fOnnd fha lawn which i1ll1nninQ cd
by Japanese lanterns, pleasant place to
renew friendships. Numerous beautiful
and costly gifts were received from
friends and relatives residing in this and
other cities. Mr.. and Mrs. Hall selected
| this occasion to announce the engage
ment OF their daughter Grace Margaret
and Mr.. Horace Wetherill Barber. The
wedding will take place next spring.
Miss Rose A. Meyers and Mr. Walter
A. Gentner, both Of Washington, D. c.,
were married July 10 at st. Mary s
Catholic Church by Rev. Father John
wolfe. trimmed with lace, and carried
white roses. The bridesmaid, Miss
Cornelia Gentner. sister Of the groom,
wore white net and carried white carna-
lions. The best man was Mr.. Edward
Cissell Of Baltimore. uncle Of the bride
| A reception followed at the home of the
| brides parents. The bride was the re-
cipient of many beautiful and useful
| presents.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. r. E. Moore, F. Sugrue. B. Hager.
lC. Hager, Edward Cissell, Mrs NJ Gent
ner. Misses Cornelia Gentner, Lillian
Meyers. May Parker. Rose Finch. Ger
trude Moore, Messrs. ]. Gentner, George
Gentner. Elmer NJ Ahern. A. F. Kohler
Mr.. and Mrs. Gentner will make their
home with the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. E. Moore, 1908 1 street north
east
Mrs. NJ. D. Finch and her daughter,
Miss Anna Finch. Of Washington, D. c..
are visiting Miss Edna Blizzard at the
latter's county home, near Sykesville,
Md.
DR.. and Mrs. H. E. Perne have re-
turned from their trip north.
Mrs. Joseph Pach of Uniontown, Ala,
is the guest of her relatives at West
| minister for the summer.
Friday evening Mrs. Joseph Dague was
| pleasantly surprised by the ladies OF the
Capitol Hill History Club calling en-