Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-25

erick. Md, for fortnight's vacation.
Mrs. Caroline Julien and Miss Edna
Julien have returned from New York
city and are at home to their friends at
1855 Calvert street northwest.
| Rev. II. W. o. Millington has been in
attendance at the sessions Of the Baptist
Worlds Alliance in Philadelphia during
| the past week.
| The Phunny Phellows' Club Of Brook
/ land gave its eighth annual excursion
to Chesapeake Beach Friday and had a
most enjoyable outing.
Miss Octavia Woodward. who has been
attending school at Albany. N Y, is
home for her vacation.
Mrs. Louis holloway OF Utica, N. z. Is
the guest OF Rev. DR.. and Mrs. holloway
Of Brookland.
The College Card Club was entertain
ed Wednesday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur A. Carpenter at their home on
kearney street The floral decorations
mired Mr.. Herbert Simpson was sue
cessful In securing the prize In the pro-
gressive game OF five hundred. The
next meeting Of the club will be with
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hanna at the
| Henry Lee apartments. Rhode Island
avenue and North Capitol street.
The marriage of Miss Rose Loretta
MoChesney, daughter of Mr.. Elmer e.
McChesney. and Mr.. A. Eugene Burgess
of Hyattsville, Md, will take place at
st. Paus Church, I'd and S streets
northwest. Wednesday evening June Is,
death Of the brides mother. Mrs. Lola
Teasdale McChesney, the wedding will
be celebrated quietly.
Judge and Mrs J. B. Hurd have taken
possession OF their bungalow at Great
Falls for the summer.
Mrs. Sargent Of Irving street, Brook
land, has gone to Boston, Mass, to at
tend the wedding Of her son. David
Woodford Sargent. and Miss Alma velma
Wharf and will visit friends in and
around Boston during her trip north.
Mrs. George A. L. Merrifield Of Falls
Church. Va. left Baltimore for Boston
by sea last Friday evening, and after a
few days visit with relatives in Brook
line will sail Saturday. July /. with
touring party to attend the Wagner Opera
IN Munich, and that Of the exposition in
Rome. the trip extending some three
months.
The Misses Florence Mcdonnell and
Dorothy kimball, two Western High
School graduates. were guests of honor
at a beautiful luncheon given Thursday
by Miss Frances T.. Evarts at her home.
1647 Lamont street The class colors Of
1911, green. white and gold, were used in
the decorations. Huge clusters of
daisies tied with yellow ribbon were
lastly arranged throughout the dining
room and parors. The other guests were
Miss Carotta Quirollo, Miss Josephine
Wolhaupter and Miss Marie Friday.
A happy gathering Monday night aided
hr md ire ar6 ot hal -
home. 926 D street southwest, in the cele-
bration of the anniversary of their crys-
tai wedding. Mrs. Rice wore her wedding
gown Of white satin, and was attended
flower girl fifteen years ago. Mr.. Rice
was attended by Mr.. William De Shields,
who was best man at the wedding. Miss
Viola Klopfer played the wedding march.
Miss Eva Kettler presided at the punch
bowl. The house was tastefully deco
rated in yellow and white, with a back
ground of palms and ferns Refresh
nents were served, and the tables were
presided over by Misses Marian Yerkes
and Laura Sisson. The happy couple
were the recipients Of many costly and
handsome presents. Among the out-of-
town guests were Misses Mary Snyder
and Eva Edwards of Virginia and Misses
Irene Bernhard and Marie Limeberner
of New York.
Miss Susan Plessner Pollock sailed
June 10. on the Cassell. for Ger
many. one OF the Froebel pilgrims
who will make the tour this summer.
Miss Clare L,pscomb Of Georgetown
has gone to Newport. r. L. where she
will remain until the fall.
Mrs. James E Fitzgerald Of loot Sd
street northeast entertained at a must
cal and dance Friday evening, June q.
in honor of her sister, Mrs Monte Stat
terry Fennell OF Indianapolis, Ind. The
color scheme was carried out in pink
and green. Masses Of sweet peas. roses
and maidenhair ferns formed the decora-
lions in the dining room. where the
guests were seated at a beautifully APP
pointed table. During the evening
musical program of high order was rem
dered. DR.. J. J. Slattery, tenor. and Miss
Mary Ellen Creaghe. soprano, entertain
ed the guests with vocal solos. Instru-
mental selections were rendered by Miss
Marguerite Slattery. Miss Eileen Fitzger
aid, Miss Loretta Creaghe, Miss Mary
Fitzgerald and Master Daniel Bobb Stat
terry. Among the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. James E. Fitzgerald, Mr.. and Mrs.
Patrick J. Creaghe. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
P. O'Toole of Evansville. Ind: Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel F. slattery. Mr.. James Nc
Quade. Mr.. Edward McQuade, Dr. and
Mrs. John ]. Slattery. Mr.. John J. Stat
terry, IT,: Miss Josephine Fennell. Miss
Mary Fennell. Miss Marguerite Slattery,
Miss Loretta Creaghe. Miss Mary Ellen
Creaghe. Mr.. Edward j. Slattery Of In
dianapoliS lnd., and Mr.. II. {. harrison
Of Toronto, Canada
Mrs. Lewellyn Tharp Of p street north
west left Washington last Tuesday for a
visit to Mrs. Milton g. Campbell and
Anne X. Earle OF Philadelphia, Pa,
at the formers country residence. 1.-The
Anchorage" on Miles river near Easton,
Talbot county, Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Emile Berliner and fam
ily have closed their home in this city,
and are spending the summer at Hotel
Frontenac, Thousand Islands.
Mrs r. Schlestine. who came to the city
to attend the wedding OF Miss Rita Baer
and Mr. Henry Straus, has returned to
her home In New York.
DR.. and Mrs. c. e. Rubenstein, who
have been spending the past few days In
Washington. have returned to their home |
In Baltimore.
Rabbi and Mrs. II. H. Mayer, who were |
in Washington to attend the celebration |
at the White House Monday evening. |
have left for their home in Kansas City.
Mr. and Mrs. A. l. Straus. who were |
In Washington to attend the wedding of |
their son, Mr.. Henry G. Straus and Miss |
Rita Baer, which took place at Rau- |
scher's Tuesday evening, have returned |
to their home in Richmond
Miss Alma Baer has left the city for q |
short visit to her aunt, Mrs. r. Schles- |
tine, In New York. before leaving for |