Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-28

Y MORNING, JULY %,
st. Dominic's Church. by the Rev. M J.
Kennedy. Mrs. Geraci will receive
friends at her home. s13 N street north
| west, after August 3.
| Miss Louise NJ Bishop OF 18th street
is spending July and August at the
Burlington. Mountain Lake Park. Md.
Miss Margery Snyder. daughter Of
Edgar c. Snyder. left yesterday from
New York on an automobile trip
through the White mountains. the
Miss Snyder will spend two weeks at
Block Island, r. l.. in August. and in
September will be the guest of friends
| at Mountain Lake Park.
Miss Margaret oDonnell of Rock
! Island. H., is in Brookland for the sum
| mer session OF the c. L. A.
| Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Miley Of Summit
Point. W. Va. were recent guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest B. Swingle-
! Mrs H. F. Fisher and daughter Mar
| garet are at the Wright cottage, Colonial
| Beach, Va. for the remainder Of the
| summer.
Mrs. Fernando Carpenter entertained
| the Ladies' Guild Of the Church of Our
Savior Wednesday evening.
Miss LYDIA N. Hi Hilldrup. Of HomedaIe.
Mr.. Charles w. Hanna has been spend
ing week in Somerset, Pa
Mrs. Charles B. Horner and son.
Charles B. Horner, jr., left yesterday for
Ocean City, n. j.
Miss Blanche Bailey. assisted by her
sister, Miss Edna Bailey, chaperoned
merry party of young folks last week
on visit to the Geological Park and
| long sight-see automobile ride around
! the environs OF Rock creek.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John OConnell Of 18th
and Franklin streets northeast and Miss
Doris O'Connell are spending the sum-
mer In Wisconsin.
Miss. Mary l. Marean and Miss Mar
| garet Marean have been enjoying an out
J ing at Braddock Heights, Md.
\ DR.. w. r. Marschalk and family are
| pleasantly settled in their suburban
| home, laos Newton street, Brookland.
| Mr.. John Rixey of Charlottesville. for
merly of Washington. has graduated IN
law at the University of Virginia, and
! will lotate for the practice of his profess
sion III Clarksburg. w. Va.
| Miss Mamie H. Cooley entertained
number of friends Tuesday evening at
| her home 1885 Newton street Brookland.
! five hundred was much enjoyed during
the evening, Mrs. Frank McBeth winning
the ladies' first prize: DR.. Smith that
for the gentlemen, and Mr. w. A.
color decoration in pink was prettiy car
! ried out In the dining room in festoons of
pink crepe paper and pink flowers on the
table. and the favors pink satin roses
added to the effect. Among those present
We're Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Carpenter. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Tansil. Mr.. and Mrs. Ar.
thur Carpenter, Mr.. and Mrs. George r.
Porter, Miss Evelyn Williams. Mr.. Car
rol Carpenter. Mrs. Frank McBeth. Dr.
Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Thomas
Mrs. Cooley received a number of hand
some souvenirs Of the occasion.
Mr. and Mrs. W. w Maloney have re-
turned from their wedding journey and
are at home to their friends at LA Uhian
place northeast. Mrs. Maloney was Miss
Nj. Virginia Haneke of 1912 18th street
northwest.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boucher, formerly
Miss katherin Davis. who spent their
honeymoon at Atlantic City. are at home
to their friends at 1924 Lawrence street.
| BrOokland.
An attractive house party is being given
this week by the Misses Gourley at their
beautiful home, Holland Point, on the
Patuxent river. The guests include
Misses Elizabeth Hutton and Jess Wal
raven Of Warrenton. Va; Mary Eliza
beth Hepburn. Baltimore: Ethel Gwynn.
Laurel; Mary E. Porter. Hyattsville:
Messrs Dwight B. Gait Warren W. Whit
ing and Kenneth F. Brooks. Hyattsville:
| Hugh H. OFT, Washington; Clarence P.
Gould. Baltimore; Robert c. w. Rams
peck Georgia, and A. Dana Hodgdon
st. Marys county.
Mrs. Joseph Pach of Cniontown, Ala,
is here visit to her relatives on West
minister street
Miss Pauline Bramlett OF Atlanta is the
guest Of her sister. Mrs. r. L. CAL, on the
Dacota, the cup winner the Annapolis
races Of the past week.
Mrs. Electa E. Smith. now Of Sterling,
H.. and for so many years a well known
resident Of this city. until her falling
health compelled her to give up her po-
sition and to begin leisurely life at her
old home, has been quite invalid
lately. Veterans of VIII Robinson Post.
G. A. R., have given recently their great
| ly loved townswoman a fine wheeled
chair. and the ceremonies attending the
presentation and Its acceptance by Mrs.
Smith were made matters of public news
| interest. The committee called her THE
Angel Of Sterling" and recounted her
WOTK IN tHiS city IOr quarter OF q CEN
fury In the interests Of Sterling and it's
| citizens. especially the veterans Of the
civil and Spanish wars, while Company E
of Sterling was stationed at Camp Alger.
Mrs. Smith interested both Official and
| other aid for the men, and for those who
were sick helped In every way to as
suage their suffering. They say Of her
at home that she made their city the best
known at the National Capital Of any in
the state OF Illinois. and at every public
gathering there she enjoys a foremost
distinction. Mrs. Smith has been un-
able to walk lately and is therefore con-
| fined to her rooms, but she is very ac-
tive far as interest in public af-
| fairs Is concerned. both Of her home
| city and in this, where she has a wide
| circle of friends.
| Mrs. Annie Wheeler and mother, Mrs
| Turnbuli, have returned from short
| stay at Hyattsvile, Md. where they were
visiting relatives.
/ Mrs Mamie Harvey spent several days
| last week visiting relatives in River
dale, Md.