Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-23

IA sOUTHwORTH OF CLEVELAND,
PLACE TONIGHT.
guerite Barbour. Elsie Downing and Doris
Haywood of this city. Mr. Robert Bacon
krogstad will be best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. F'rear OF 223 sth
street northeast entertained the mem
bers and friends of the Capitol Hin
Literary Society at their closing meet
ing for the season Monday evening.
May =, The program consisted Of
piano duet by Mrs. A. H. Frear and
Lewis. accompanied on the piano by
Miss Shirley Lewis; piano solo Mrs. ].
Benson. selection was rendered on
the cello, violin and piano by Mr. John
Feathers; vocal solo. Mr.. A. H. Frear,
accompanied on the piano by Mrs
Frear' piano trio. Mrs. A. H. Frear.
Mrs ]. Benson and Mrs. E. v. Carr:
panied on the piano by Miss Feathers;
essay on Christine Nelson" by Mrs
Frear: reading. Arthur B. White; reci-
tation. Mrs. Boynton: either solo, Mrs
cial time was spent. Refreshments
were served by the committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Carroll Digges of 1902
brother. Mr.. George Atwood Digges of
Biltmore. n. c. Mr.. Digges was born
on the Green Hill farm. which was
part Of the Chillum Castle Manor tract.
of his grandfather. William Dudley
Digges. and his father. George Atwood
Digges. Mr.. Digges came to Washington
to attend the L'Enfant ceremonies.
Miss NJ. Catharine Linton has sailed
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study in Germany, and later to travel in
France. Switzerland and Great Britain.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. B. Linton are at At
lantic City
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Harvey and their
son William of Baltimore were week end
automobile visitors at the home of their
relative. Mr.. Wilton Harvey, in Langdon
Heights.
Miss Alice Thomas of Langdon is spend
ing her vacation with relatives and friends
at Mount Holly, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Faunce OF
Arcturus, Va. assisted by Miss Theresa
Thompson and Miss Nellie Rider, enter
try home. Dixie, for the week end. Sail
ing parties. cards and buffet suppers
served upon the porch added greatly to
the enjoyment. A delightful impromptu
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piano solos and duets by Mrs Faunce.
Mrs. Miller and Mr.. George Smith; violin
selections were given by Mr.. and Mrs.
William Raab. dramatic readings by Mrs.
dered by Arthur N. Gardner, basso. of
the Church of the Ascension. The out
of-town guests were Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Raab. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Kirby,
Mrs. Arthur Gardner and daughter.
Messrs. George and Magnus Schmitt.
Mrs. Mae Jones, Miss Louise Schmitt,
Miss Jeanne Deland and Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Miller of Fairfax.
An enjoyable incident of the party was
the presentation of a hand-painted and
hand-woven serving tray to the hostess by
Miss Jeanne DeIand.
At the marriage of Miss Grace Thyson.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs HermaAus G.
Thyson, and Mr.. Dallas Ora Southworth
of Cleveland. Ohio, this evening at 7:3O
o'clock. at the home of the brides par
ents. Mrs. William Sloane Harrison, wife
of Lieut. Harrison. will be her sisters
matron of honor. and Mr. Poulos Thyson
of this city will be best man. pink and
white color scheme will be followed in
dresses and decorations.
The date Is also the fortieth wedding
anniversary of the brides parents, who
were married in st. Aloysius Church.
this city, by the late Father Mcclure,
S. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Thyson, tr., Of Rich
mond, Va. are here for the double event.
Mr. De Witt Southworth. brother of the
bridegroom, is another out-of-town guest
Owing to whooping cough in the family
OF J: B. Henderson and the sudden start
of the family for Bar Harbor. the Con-
gresslonal Club dance Thursday. May %,
VIII be postponed to another season.
Prince and Princess Grow of France
who are touring the United States, are
now spending a few days here and last
night were given a dinner party by the
military attache of the French embassy
and Countess de Chambrun
Mrs. A. F. Gallagher of the Lambert
apartment gave q luncheon yesterday in
nonor of Miss Grace Thyson, bride of
tonight. Her guests We're Mrs William
Sloane Harrison of Kansas, Mrs. James
w Orme. Miss Isabel Hansler, sister of
the hostess: Mrs. Joseph Hayden. Mrs.
James X Wick. Miss Viola Latham Miss
Marion Mccarthy and Mrs John Popham
The decorations were in yellow and white
lawn fete and an evening of song and
story will be given at Chevy Chase Semi
nary auditorium. Connecticut avenue ex-
tended. tomorrow night for the BENEFIT Of
homeless waits of the Florence Crittenton
home Miss Gretchen Hood. Miss GofY,
MISS Jean Wilson and Mr. Joseph Mat
thew VIII give the program and the
The dinner Of the Pilgrims, to wish bon
voyage to John Hays Hammond. who has
been appointed special ambassador of the
nited States for the coronation OF
George Y, will be given tomorrow night
in New York. May "a is known through
out the British empire as Empire day"
W. Butler Duncan, president Of the PHI
grims. will preside. and in addition to
the guest of honor. speeches will be made |
by President Finley of the College of the |
City of New York: Mr.. Ovey, second sec |
rotary Of the British embassy at Wash |
ngton: Patrick Francis Murphy and ex-
Senator Depew.
Mrs Henry c. Butler of Brookland. |
with her little sons, is spending this week |
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Farmer, |
at Comorn, King George county, Va.
The May meeting OF the Brookland Par |
ent Teachers Association at the Brook |
land School building was an suspicious |
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