Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-11
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be the guest Of friends for few days.
in New England. Upon her return she
will spend some time in New York
city.
the King and Queen of England, pre-
ceding her marriage last week to the
Marquis of Anglesey, was a pendant of
pearls and diamonds on a gold and pearl
chain. and from Queen Alexandra she
received an exquisite little watch set
with diamonds and hanging from pearl
and platinum chain. Prince Christian
sent her jeweled parasol handle. and
Princess Henry of Battenberg an antique
enamel buckle.
The Marquis of Anglesey was born in
1885 and is the eldest son of the late
Lord Alexander Victor Paget. He was
educated at Elton and then passed to the
Royal Military College, Sandhurst. He
of the most talented members of a tai
ented family.
Miss Edna M. Sangston Of Rhode Is
land avenue has left for Colonial Beach.
Va, to spend several weeks with friends.
Miss Marguerite Criste of Wisconsin
avenue left last Tuesday to visit friends
in Tennessee and Georgia, and will return
about the LIST OF September
Miss Jeannetta X. Grumley. 1915 Massa-
chusetts avenue northeast. entertained
Monday evening in celebration OF her six
teenth birthday. Entertainment consist
ed of music. singing and games. Light
refreshments were served. Among those
present were Miss Gertrude L. O'Connor,
Miss Tina L. Whitman, Miss Mildred
Rinex. Miss Margaret Wolstenholme, Miss
Esther Williams. Miss Nettie Williams.
Miss Hattie Williams. Miss Clyone Wal
lace. Miss Nina Wallace. Miss Elsie
White and Messrs. George l.. Sclfatz.
Barton Resce, Ashby Leeth, James H.
William Martz. Carlyle P. Jackson. Frank
Donigan. Frank Martin. John Resce,
Samuel r. White, Alfred Lindsay. Foster
Wood. Mrs. Court Wood and Mrs. Robert
r. Williams.
Mr.. P. H. Christman has left Atlantic
City, and will spend the balance Of this
month at Braddock Heights, Md.
Mr.. Russell I. Whyte is spending the
summer at New London. Conn, the guest
Of William Wilbur, son Of Dean Wilbur
Of George Washington University.
Miss Susan ]. Caldwell and Mr.. r. A
G.. Magruder were married Saturday. Au-
gust 10. at the Fulton Avenue Presby-
terrain Church, Baltimore, Md. and left
Immediately after the ceremony for an
extended northern trip. They Will make
their home in Washington.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs Howard L.
Leslie, 1921 18th street northeast, Brook
| land. was the scene of a merry assem-
blage of little folks yesterday afternoon.
when a pink and white luncheon was
served in honor Of the first anniversary
of their daughter. Miss Evelyn Lucia.
The following were present: H. Delmar
Leslie. Sarah Lynch. Arthur Boucher.
Richard Light. Martha Light. Edwin Will
liams. John Williams. Edna Turner.
Emily Turner, Albert Clayton. Francis
Ryan, Viola Thomas, Ada Tines. Mar
torie Ball. George Ball. Dorothea Tines.
Catherine Helmich, Annie Springer.
Louise Franklin. Charles Franklin, Mary
Mclean. Ruth Campbell. Mrs. W. H.
Franklin. Mrs. Ben Severtson, Mrs. E.
M. Newly and Mrs. L. NJ. Campbell.
Miss Hereford will spend the remainder
of August at Clifton Forge. Va.
Miss E. Anderson and her mother have
gone to Atlantic City for an indefinite
stay.
Miss Rose B. Levy has gone to Allan
tic City and will visit friends in New
York and Philadelphia before returning
home.
Harry Daclaser has sone to Atlantic
City.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas NJ Roland Of II
Rhode Island avenue northeast enter
tanned a large party Of little folks last
evening in honor of the birthday ami
was deliberately decorated with flowers.