Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-03

Mrs. Robert NJ. Thompson is booked to
sail for Europe May %. Col Thompson
expects to join her abroad in June
The marriage of Miss. Jennie Croker OF
San Francisco and Mr.. Malcolm D. Whit
man of New York city will take place in
the early summer at Burlingame, Cal,
twenty miles from San Francisco. Rela-
tives and guests will go from New York
for the event.
Miss Croker, who spent several weeks
with Mrs. Alexander, who announced the
engagement Is now in San Francisco
Mr.; Mr.: Mn,tman viii 90 to Chicago in the
last week of June to attend the marriage
of Miss Adelaide Chatfieid-T Ia vlor, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart c. Chattield-
Taylor. to his brother. Mr.. Hendricks H.
Whitman OF Brookline. Mass, June %
at Lake Forest. After the wedding he
will go on to the Pacific coast
The Abracadabra Club held its regular
meeting Wednesday evening at Mrs.
brumbaugh's, 9O1 Massachusetts, avenue
The program included vocal solos Mrs.
Abbie Woodbury. Halves. and a paper,
The Braddock TRAIL by Mr. A. y Casa
nova.
Mrs. J. Alfred Merritt entertained at a
tea at her apartment at Stoneleigh Court
Yesterday afternoon in honor of Mrs Will
liam Read. president of the Maryland
Colonial Danes. and the Maryland
delegates. The rooms We're elabora tely
decorated in the colonial colors Mrs.
CoWles Tucker and Mrs. LIE Roy Percy
wife OF Senator Percy OF Mississippi, serv-
ed frappe and Miss Ella Lorraine Dorsey
served punch.
Mrs Anna Lazeat Allen today, who
viii give recitations. At tea time Mrs
Roberts, the president. will be assisted
oy Mrs. Smoot of Utah. Mrs Sterling
OF o.. Illinois. Mrs: stephens Of Minnesota
MISS Finley Of South Carolina. Miss
s saxan 10 ct Pennsylvania and Mis-,
Michigan and Mrs. Smith of Texas will
De vis-a-vis at the tea table.
| Mrs. Margaret NJ. Loeffier announces
] the marriage Of her daughter. Marie
a aoaise' t. to Mr. = Earle Wayne Robinson
Philadelphia n . N Mrs. Med nesf;sr May in
daughter spent the past winter at the
Ontario. The bride has a largo az.
quaintance in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Lee Ragland sailed nm
the Pannonia for Naples last Thursday
passing through Italy and Switzerland fo
| 1otna, germany. on visit to Mrs Rag.
i H parents and relatives In Germany
Mrs Ragland IS We'll known in Germany
and England as Frauline Ida P. Scudo
They will return through France and sal
from England about August l. Maste,
joseph Ragland will accompany them or
the trip.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Leonard Evans en-.
| tertaned Yesterday afternoon from . to
o'clock in honor Of the second birthda,
| OF their daughter. Marjorie Jane Evans
Among those present were Constance
Morgan. Alice Erwin, III. Annabel Linthi.
cum, Mary Sfsson. Mrs. Saunders. Mrs
| CHARLES Morgan. Mrs. Walter Erwin, Mrs
clarence Linthicum and Mrs. Joseph Sis.
| SON.
| Miss Frances May Katz Of Baltimore,
Nd, is enjoying a two-week stay with
ner relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. julius Block,
| 1880 Fairmont street northwest
Mrs Charles o. Foster, Miss Mary c,
roster. Miss Susan C. Foster, Mrs.
John j. Myers and Miss Hewitt are at
the Chalfonte. Atlantic City.
pleasant time was spent at the home
| Of Miss Marian Burns. II D street south
east, last evening, when she entertained
h hnr frends in honor Of her eighteenth
ceived a number of presents, among
which We're a diamond ring from her par
ents and a beautiful bracelet from her
aunt Games and music were INDUCED in
and refreshments were served at q late
hour. Among those present We're: Misses
May Perry. Naomi Taylor Ethel Robey
Marie Ryan. Ellen Richards. Maude EN-.
met. Camille Boswell. Leah Kaufman
Messrs John Robey. Conrad Kaufman,
Aubrey Luddy, Paul Miller. Andrew
Blyde. Ralph Orr. Mr.. Langley and Mr..
and Mrs. W. H. Power.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Johnson announce
the marriage Of their daughter. Anna NJ.
and Mr.. Eugene D. Grove.
The Octadae Club entertained at five
hundred at the residence OF Mr.. Harry E.
Rieseberg. 1744 Jackson street northea st.
Wednesday. May 1. After several hours
OF play the tally cards were called in, and
1t was found that the highest scores were
made by Misses Boudoin and Mills. Suita-
BILE prizes were given for first and second
places. Among those in attendance were
Misses Melick, Weide, Tobin, Nickles,
Huss, Cyamer. Goepfert, Moudoin Mills,
Strong and Messrs. Busey, Furbershaw,
Nickles. Bruce. Knapp. Bradley. Birkle.
Poynton, Cake, Starr and Rieseberg. The