Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-07
SOCIETY.
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Dunsl ohambsrs In Frederick Ma, Mss
Myrtle waugh has returned to Washing-
ton and Will leave shortly for q visit to
her mother In Lynchburs. We.
Mrs. Frank e. Evans, wife OF Lieut..
Commander Evans. and Mrs. Russell are
making q visit to Pensacola, Fla
Mrs. H. L. Ayres has had ~ her guest
q her home on X street her son. Mr..
| Horace Ayres Of Boston. Mr.. Ayres re-
turned last week to his home.
Mrs: Reed smoot. wife Of Senator
Slnoot. has cards out for Q tea Monday
afternoon from to 6, in honor Of her
daughter and house guest, Mrs. A. y.
| Mrs. w. H. Barksdale Of this city 10
| the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Barks-
| dale and Mrs. A. q. Donoho. 1r.. in Nash
| Mr.. Charles Carroll. the new owner OF
Doughoregan Manor, Howard county. and
roll. are spending the Easter holidays
there. Mr.. Charles Carroll, who recently
| arrived from Paris, will probably remain
at the place most of the summer, to be
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard W. Henderson an
nounce the engagement Of their daughter
Clarabel to Mr.. Norman E. Brooke The
wedding will take place in early June
Mr. and Mrs H. I. Freeman celebrated
the twenty-ffth anniversary Of their mar
rage at their homo near Riggs MIL
Prince Georges county, last Tuesday.
The house was beautifully decorated with
palms. Easter lilies and violets. They
were the Residents Of many handsome
presents. Music and singing and refresh
ments were enjoyed. Among those pres
emit were Mr.. and Mrs. z. Mangum. Mr..
and Mr.: ]. W. Brown Of Washington.
2. G.: Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Wheeler OF
and Mrs. ]. Bladen. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Baden, Misses Lille Freeman. Nellie
Bladen. Lille Bladen. May and Loretta
Wheeler Of Baltimore, Messrs. q. Lease.
c. Teske. a.; w. Mckay. C. Reid. q.
Mrs. William L. Ransom Of Roanoke,
Va. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
is here in attendance upon the Woman's
Missionary Council Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South, which meets at
the Mount Vernon Place Church from
Miss Katherine Desio IL spending the
Easter holidays In Atlantic City, Tren.
ton. N. J.. and New York
Robert q Lee Chapter. United Daugh-
tiers Of Confederacy, have arranged to
give their annual '.Dixie" dance In the
ing Of April II. The committee on ar
rangements comprises Mrs. Bell Riley,
the president Of the chapter; Mrs. J. E
Mulcare and Mrs. Archibald Young.
Mr. ana Mrs. Riley A. HUNT enter
tanned a number Of little folks at their
home Friday Afternoon, in honor Of their
son Edwin's eighth birthday. Games
were served. Prizes were won by Mary
Kirby. Claude Hunt and Johnnie Shell
ton. Others present were Estelle Carter
Elsie Turner. Lillian Warneid, LouiseI
ma Ballard, Elizabeth Moran and Mas
tiers Russell and Albert Turner, Millard
and Alvin Bishop. Loren and Clifford
Ballard.
An interesting wedding took place In
London last week, when the only daugh-
ter Of Lady Margaret Hogg, Miss Amelia |
L. Hogs. became the bride Of Mr.. Fer
The bride wore a dress Of white satin. |
embroidered In pearls. silver and crys-
tails, her train being carried by two little
pages in highland dress,
There were three bridesmaids, who
wore dresses Of gray and pink taffeta
with hats to match. and who carried
bouquets Of pink roses.
The Archbishop Of Armagh win on
ciate at the marriage of Lord Stafford
and Lady Eileen Butler. which takes
place at st. Peters. Eaton square. Lon-
don. next Thursday. The procession Of
fifteen bridesmaids viii be led by two
small children. Delicate shades Of rose
pink and azure blue are the colors chosen
FOR the attire Of the bridesmaids. Their
frock: Of chameleon pink chiffon Win
be half colored by basQued coats Of blue
taffetas. Golden roses will be tucked into
the gold lace caps worn BY the little
maids The ;.t bride e to Nv wear g gown s, e
silk and tho woof Of spun gold threads.
Her veil - the one which her mother and
grandmother wore ct their respective
weddings.
The Honeymoon will be spent at Lille
shall and Dunrobin. to which estates
Lord Stafford will one day succeed a.
Duke Of Sutherland. At Dunrobin pres
groom by his fathers tenentry. who
have expressed q wish to have Lady
Eileen's portrait painted a. pendant
to that Of Lord Stafford. which they
gave him in celebration Of his majority.
Mr.. Leo C. Terry entertained party
Of friends and relatives Wednesday even
ing. April 8. Ct 1919 Lamont street in
niversary. About twenty-five were Ia at
tendance. Misses Marie and Bertha Han
sen and Miss Harriet N. Sweet as
sstns the h Ssvn1 v. Dss::ns
in music. Miss Bertha Hansen. the tai
ented young soprano. SANG, ana Miss
Marie Hansen accompanied her. Re
freshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs Milton w. Kirk Of Chi
cago, uncle and aunt Of Mr.. A b. Rud-
dock (nee Margaret Kirk) recently mar
ried In New York to the third secretary
Of the legation at Berlin, have returned
to their home In Chicago. after . fort
night stay at the Willard.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Jules Demonet ana their
daughter Helen are spending the Easter
holidays at the Hotel Traymoro IN At
lantic City.
The ladies OF Constitution Chapter, D.
A. r., Mrs. GrandAeid. regent, extend IN
invitation to their friends to attend an
open meeting at the Arlington Hotel on
April !. q memorial to the founder OF
the chapter. tho late Mrs. J. Ellen Eos
ter. Mrs. Matthew Scott. tho honor
guest; Miss Mabel Boardman, Mrs.. Nus
sey, Mr.. Darnau and others viii speak
and MISS Elizabeth Winston VIII enter
tain with piano selections.
Mr.. and Nfrs. Joseph lGarsden q Brown
wood. Tex, formerly ot WAshinston. have
Fort Worth and Dallas.
Mrs. Arthur Ward, who has been IN
South CAroliua for the winter. - back
again ct her home on 12th street. Brook
land. much improved In health.
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