Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-05

peas and orchids. Mr.. Barber had pre-
sented to his bride beautiful ring,
deep blue sapphire set in a square de-
sign of diamonds on platinum, which she
wore.
The bridesmaids dresses were in sew
| eral shades Of pink, with silver lace trim
mings. They wore broad brimmed leg
horn fats with roses and laces Their
souvenir gifts from the bride were blue
enameled vanity lOckets.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Dalzell Of this city
will be in the bridal party, May %, in
Cleveland, Ohio, attending Miss Carol
Calhoun and Mr. Lyman Narten. Mrs.
Dalzell will be the matrOn of honor, and
there will be also four bridesmaids
Mr.. Thomas W. Bowers OF this city
will be an usher at the wedding in Chi
cago, May Ii, of Miss Margaret Herrick
and Mr.. Donald Forgan.
Mr. and Mrs James Parmalee will at
tend the May festival in Cincinnati, and
while there will be the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael Myers Shoemaker, who will
give them a dinner party next Thursday
MIR. and Mrs. Parmalee, who recently
bought Washington home will go on to
their summer place on Lake Shore, near
Cleveland, after the festival
OF q recently announced engagement
Cincinnati paper had this to say OF Miss
Sard of Albany:
| miss Barnard is the granddaughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Melville Z. ingalls,, and
this winter In Washington she and Miss
Gladys ingalls,, who are quite like sisters,
were much identified with the set over
which Miss Helen Taft presides with
charming grace. Mss Barnard is notably
good looking. with certain chic all her
own. She is the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Ingalls, eldest daughter Louise. who
passed over to the great majority while
her daughter was quite baby. MT. ana
Mrs. ingalls, have stood in the place OF
sard is a very agreeable man and de-
sirable ''parti'' from all points Of view.
He has known his iancee for several
years, and while at Palm Beach two
years ago was Identified with several 81 o.
the Cincinnati contingent there, OF which
Miss Barnard was a leader. MI and Mrs.
ingalls, have had a brilliant winter IN
Washington, where they have entertained
lavishly and where they have a host OF
friends The family is sailing May 10 for
a summer in Europe, and the wedding
will not take place before the autumn,
| when Mr.. and Mrs. ingalls, villa at Hot
Springs Inglescote, will be a center OF
festivity for the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Williams and
their little daughter Joan have returned
| to their Chicago home. They mace a
hasty trip to this city on account OF the
illness of the latter. who was Wrn her
grandmother, Mrs Norman Williams, sr.
Nine. Beauchamp, after spending the
winter and early spring in southern
Florida, will return to Washington. D. C.,
about the middle or latter part OF May.
Representative and Mrs. Needham en-
tertained at dinner Monday evening IN
honor of Miss Dorritt Smith. daughter or
Representative and Mrs. Sylvester Smltn,
and Mr. A. w. Mason. who were married
VI.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs Barker,
Mr.. and Mrs. Larsen, Miss Carpenter,
Miss Syble Hayes, Miss Mildred Need
ham and Chauncy Needham
Mrs Hardy, wife of Representative
Hardy, entertained at bridge party
Thursday afternoon at her residence on
Massachusetts, avenue.
Capt. and Mrs. D. w. Coffman of Bos-
ton are the guests of their relatives, Capt.
and Mrs. Boush. for few days.
Mrs. w. D. Stephens of California is
the guest of Capt. and Mrs. Fries at the
marine barracks.
Representative C. B. Smith is spending
the week end at his home in Buffalo.
| their two children leave the city today
for Pikeville, KY, where Mrs. Langley
will spend the summer. Representative
Langley will return to Washington at an
early date.
Representative and Mrs. James Gudger
left Thursday for their home in Asheville,
N. c., where they will spend fortnight.
Cen and Mrs. Hoxie have closed their
residence on X street and have gone to
| their summer home in Iowa, where they
will remain until the early fall
I A silver tea and reception was held
| Tuesday afternoon at the Catholic Ladies'
Home, on N street. In the receiving line
were the members and officers of the
Mrs. Wimsatt and Mrs. Mullette assisted
in the dining room. Mrs. Alexander Nc
Neil poured tea and Miss Wimsatt served
lemonade.
Miss Elizabeth Reagan Houston of
San Antonio. Tex, who is q delegate
to the Colonial Danes is house guest
Of Mrs. James L. Slayden. wife Of Rep
resentative Slayden Of Texas.
Mrs Tray xias Of RePsesentas,ys
her home on Mintwood place.
Mrs L. C. Dyer, wife Of Represent
Thomas Welles Society Of the C. A. r.
at the Woodward, Friday afternoon
Among the invited guests were Mrs. A.
B. Cummins, wife Of Senator Cum
Minis; Mrs. Dubois, honorary president,
who presented the loving cup to Thomas
Welles Society, and Mrs. Ellis Logan
An interesting program and dancing
were the features OF the afternoon.
Representative and Mrs. w. D. Stevens
Of California are spending several weeks
at Washington barracks, guests OF Maj.
and Mrs. Alfred Amos Fries.
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, Mrs. Alice X. Davis of Georgetowu.