Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-14
SOCIETY.
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points Of the middle west to visit rela-
tives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs A. H. Brawner and fam
lily. who have been the guests Of relatives
In Brookland. left Washington Tuesday
for New York and will shortly sail for
Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs c. A. Gould and daughter,
Miss Ruth Gould. Of Pennington, Me-,
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Sargent and other members of their fam
lily in Brookland.
Mr.. Frank McHugh Of Wilmington,
Del, spent the Easter holidays with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James F. McHugh.
Miss Agnes Carter was the weekend
| guest of Miss Vernat Hetfeld.
Miss May Hopkins of Highland, Md,
was the recent guest of Miss Katherine
| Washington.
| Lieut.. Milton r. Daniels of the United
States revenue cutter service. who has
been in Brookland making a farewell visit
to his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Daniels.
and his brother Mr.. Richard Daniels. left
Washington yesterday for San Francisco.
| from whence he will go to Honolulu to
join the Thetis on duty at that station.
Lieut. Daniels was formerly on the Mo-
hawk. which he left at New York.
Miss Mae Marsden Of 1871 list street
northwest recently entertained the Pla-
tonic Walking Club with a delicious sup
per after they had taken g. three-hour
walk through Rock Creek Park and were
hungry enough to do ample Justice to the
| bountiful repast placed before them The
tramp was planned by Mr.. Henry T.
Richards. and the members Of the club
participating were the Misses Marsden.
Miss H Bugbee, Miss L. Macintosh,
Miss o. Snyder, Mrs. E. II. Willis. Messrs
II. Bait, E Gulick. F. Linnen, T. Willis
and DIR. Bernhard.
Mrs. Charles Kraake of 18th and New
ton street northeast chaperoned a merry
party of young folks on picnic to the
Zoo yesterday.
Mr. William D. Sullivan gave a box
party at the National followed by q sup
per at the New Willard last night for
Miss Marie Ray. His other guests were
Miss Elizabeth Mccartney. Miss Butler.
Miss Frauenheim, Miss Fox. Miss Antoi-
nette Ray. Mr.. Walter Penneld. Mr.
Frederick Glib. Mr.. Edward Hege, Mr..
| Maurice vesack, Mr.. Father and Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Ray.
| The annual Dixie ball of Robert E.
Lee Chapter will be given at the Hotel
Raleigh Wednesday, the 18th. for the ben
eft of the Confederate Memorial Homo.
The patronesses are Mrs. Marcus Wright,
Miss Mamie Randolph Heth, Mrs. Beverly
r. Mason. Mrs. L. s. Overman, Mrs D.
| U. Fletcher, Mrs. William II. Saunders.
| Mrs. Marion Butler. Nine Antonio Mar
| tin-Rivero and Mrs Ben Johnson.
The portrayal of history was told on
| Friday evening and again in a Saturday
| matinee in "A mountain pageant of his
toric tableaux and symbolic figures" at
| the Bristol School for the benefit Of the
| work Of the Southern Industrial Educa-
| tional Association.
| The Thursday Evening Five Hundred
Club was entertained Thursday evening
last at the residence of Mrs. Roy w.
Champion. $50 Rock Creek Church road
northwest. The evening was devoted to
cards, after which musical program
was rendered. Later in the evening the
guests repaired to the supper room.
Prizes were won as follows: First prizes
Mrs. E. Vance Miller and Mr.. Howard ].
Gaylor; second prizes. Mrs Howard J.
Gaylor and Mr.. George w. Holland and
| consolation prizes by Mr. and Mrs. How
ard 8. Fisk. Those present were Mr.
| and Mrs. Howard ]. Gaylor. Mr. and
| Mrs. 8. rranklin Gardner. Mr.. and Mrs
George v. Holland. Mr. and Mrs. How
ard 8. Fisk. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy W. Cramp-
ton and Mr.. and Mrs. e. Vance Miller.
Thursday Miss Mae Mcintyre Of
Rock Creek Church road was hostess
at luncheon in honor of Miss George
Deale Of Virginia. The guests were
en-, Miss Beulah Jones. Miss Elsie
Bret and Miss Myrtle Wilson. The |
spring spirit was delightfully."- carried |
out in the table decorations of jon |
quils and ferns. |
Miss Elsie Hurdle was guest OF |
honor at a miscellaneous shower last |
Wednesday night at the home Of Miss
Gladys McKenna, 1924 Euclid street |
northwest. |
The decorations were red and white |
carnations miniature clown held |
which was small red clown. Large
white fools caps with red spots covered |
donned their caps. disclosing the
Miss Livingston Of Jewell, Va, pre-
sided at the punch bowl. Miss Hurdle |
leaves shortly for visit to her broth
er in the west. and in search OF health. |
Miss Pearl c. Erhmantraut and Mr.
7: Powderly Carr were quietly married |
MM We'd April 10. at 1880 am. at
Rev. Father Corbett. The bride was
attended by her sister. Miss Eda Erh-
mantraut. and Mr.. ]. Edwin Carr acted |
as as ~. best ,,,, man After May l Mr.. and Mrs.
at 1851 Hamlin street. Brookland, D. C. |
M Mr.; and Mrs J. D. Young and Miss
winter in Florida, have returned to |
their Washington home.
A very attractive color scheme was |
carried out at the wedding last week |
in London of Miss Ysolt LIE Row Lewis |
and Mr.. Harold Robson, son of Lord |
and Lady Robson, which took place at |
st. Margarets Church, Westminster. in |
the afternoon.
Shaded yellow azaleas, interspersed
with bay trees and blue cineraria. dec
GRATED the church.
The dresses of the nine bridesmaids
repeated the soft yellow and deep blue
OF the flowers mentioned, as they were
OF pale yellow chiffon with deep blue
sashes.
Their chiffon caps were wreathed with
blue leaves and they carried sheayes
Of axaleas and blue flowers |
The bridegroom's gifts to the brides |
maids were old paste buckles to be |
worn on velvet wristbands
Troopers from the bidegroom's com
pany of Yeomanry lined the approach |
to the church.
The bride wore robe Of rich gold |
brocade. with court train from her
shoulders Of the same material draped |
with old Brussels lace. Her veil was
also of fine Brussels point
The gifts from the parents Of the |
bride included a diamond tiara, a |
grand plano. household linen. a set |
Of furs, a set Of FIVE silver point draw
ings and large check.
counselor of the Austrian embassy'
whn left horo aovnrol ~v>o,-.