Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-26

believed to be betrOthed to Mr.. George
I New York.
Strive, whose marriage took place In
Paris less than three years ago, Will
make her future home with her parents
in this city.
Mrs. Andrew w. Brewster will sail for
Europe March 2 to pass the spring sea-
son.
Miss Mary Perry Brown and Mrs. G. p.
Russ Of 1855 Mintwood place will be at
home this afternoon for the last time this
season.
Mr.. and Mrs J. T. Moffett announce
the engagement Of their daughter, Miss
Phoebe Moffett to Mr.. E. Hurst Hand.
The marriage will take place in April.
Miss sadye Pelzman Of 9Th street is the
guest of Miss Esther Hollander in Balti-
more.
the Southern Industrial Educational As
ISOLATION took place at the headquarters
of the association, room S20 Southern
building, Saturday evening. Judge Seth
Shepard, president, presided. Mrs. David
White gave a satisfactory financial re-
port for the month, and Mrs. Martha s.
Gielow, vice president and organizer, read
an interesting report OF her work, 1nclud-
ing an account of the report of the New
York auxiliary and the Thackeray CEN
tenary which they gave January n, and
which was attended by Mrs. David White
and herself. The annual public meeting
of the association will be held in the Ar
lington Hotel ballroom March 8, at 8
pm. Commissioner of Education p. p.
Claxton and Representative Richmond P.
Hobson will address the meeting.
Mr.. A. l. Clifton is spending some time
a 10 {Nhalfnnfo Atlantic Civ
Patronesses for the society kirmess
which will be given at the New Willard
for the benefit Of the National Junior Re-
public, for three days. beginning March Z,
were announced today. The list includes
Mrs. Knox. Mrs. Edward Douglas White,
Mrs. Champ Clark. Countess Won Bern
Nine. Riano. Mrs. Justice Hughes, Mrs.
Chandler Hale. Mrs. Nicholas Anderson.
Mrs. Letter, Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page.
Mrs. Ralph Jenkins. Miss Patten. Mrs.
Scott, Mrs. Wallach, Mrs. Robert Rooee-
welt, Mrs. Louis Lehr, Mrs. Murray
Crane, Mrs. Clarence Watson, Mrs.
Brownson, Mrs. Vanderbilt. Miss Gwynn.
Mrs. John A. Johnston. Mrs Sewers. Mrs,
Ingalls, Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. Townsend.
Mrs. Haywood. Nine. Naon, Mrs. Herbert
Wadsworth and Nine. Chang.
Mrs. Borland, wife Of Representative
Borland Of Missouri, will not be at home
Tuesday, but will receive Informally the
first Tuesday in March. at her apartment
in the Cairo.
Mrs. Robert S. Woodward will not re-
ceive today.
Mr.. E. 8. McCalmont is in New York
for q few days and Is staying at the
Hotel Wolcott.
The board of lady managers OF the
Episcopal Eye, Ear and Throat Hos
pital, Mrs. Charles e. Buck, president.
has announced April "a and Is as the
dates Of the annual bazaar for the
the bazaar will be given at the Airing
ton Hotel. and a supper will be served
in the annex, which was once the home
of Senator Sumner.
The following ladies are in charge
Of committees: Mrs. William B. Trott
of St Marks parish. Mrs. William NJ
Steuart Of Trinity parish, utility table;
Mrs Edward Roome Of st. Stephens.
Mrs. 8. A. Birch of Advent and Miss
Julia Tompkins Of st. James. fruit
liss of Epiphany Church, cake table.
No. /, and Mrs. William H. Fox Of St.
Johns Church, Washington. cake table,
No. 2, assisted by Mrs. ]. 8. Moody OF
st. Michael and All Angels Church;
Miss Florence Woods Of Ascension
parish. flowers; Mrs. A. D. van de Veer
Of St. Andrews and Miss Simonds of
Christ Church, Washington, utility
wares; Miss Mary Armstrong Mason of
st. Pauls Church and Mrs: LIE Blond
Burdett Of Trinity Church. Takoma, ice
cream; Mrs. c. e. Buck Of Rock Creek
parish. Miss Abbott Of the Church OF
the Good. Shepherd. Mrs. James Taylor
of st. Adams and Mrs. George II. Nc
Grew of Grace Church Silver Spring
assisted by one lady from each Of the
other parishes. yet to be selected. for
the supper committee; Mrs. Mary
Smoot Of st. Johns Church. George
town. fancy table. No. 1: Mrs: Joseph
R. johnson OF St Thomas. candy table.
Of Emmanuel Church. Anacostia, and
Mrs Edward Mix Of All Saints parish,
Chevy Chase: Mrs. A c. Fenton Of st.
Margaret's Church. assisted by Miss
table, No 2: Mrs. ]. H. w. Blake Of
Christ Church. Georgetown. assisted by
Miss Boyer of the Esther Memorial
Chapel. Anacostia, fancy table. No. 3.
Special committees are in charge Of
Mrs C. B. Hoppin. music: Mrs William
NJ. Dove and Mrs. H. II. Hawxhurst.
Observation-Disclosures. r. d. Hopkins.
press; Mrs Edward Roome. mattresses,
and Mrs. r. e. Grant. fortune telling.
The Acme Social Club, which was or
ranized in 1887, held a reunion and dance
Wednesday evening, at Glover's Hall,
when the lancers, two-step, schottiche,
1uadrille and Virginia reel were danced
as 1t was twenty-five years ago. by the
members and their friends A very en-
oyable evening was spent and refresh
nents were served at the conclusion of
the dance.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs
Creighton Marshall. Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs. II. N. Mock
bee, Mr.. and Mrs. Norris. Mr.. and
Mrs: B. =: Myers. Mr.. and Mrs.
Amiss, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Martin. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Tegeler, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. Graham. Mr.. and Mrs. A. p Thomas.
p. G. Stelle. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. III. Clear,
Mrs. s. III. Wells, and Messrs. D. Price,
A. Siler, C. Whitney and F. Proctor.
The marriage Of Mrs. Karen Mchaehs,
tho Danish author to Mr. Charles Emil