The Washington herald., 1912-01-22

Arthur Jeffrey Parsons, at 17o4 Eight
eeRth street. Next Wednesday morning
John Andrew win speak on labor legls-
lation and Congressman J. J. Esch. OF
Wisconsin. win talk on a match bill
which he has before Congress. On Feb
ruary the subject OF the' lecture will
be the loan shark evil, upon which Rep
resentative Julius Kahn. of California.
who has a bill before Congress on the
subject, will speak.
The marriage Is announced OF Miss Bea-
trice Carroll Elliott. daughter OF Mrs.
Margaret Elliott and Mr.. John Edward
Simmons Cameron. The ceremony was
performed in the home of the brides
mother Thursday January IL. the Rev.
Tgnatius Fealy officiating. Immediately
following the ceremony Mr.. Cameron
and his bride left on their honeymoon
trip to Cuba and upon their return will
be at home in Brooklyn, n. Y.
Mrs. Richard Is. Dear, of the Cairo. an
nounces the marriage of her daughter.
Lillian Roberts. to DIR. William Francis
Patten. OF McBee, S. c, formerly Of this
city. The ceremony took place Wednes-
day evening, January IL.
Delightful tableaux to be followed by
dancing will be given by the ladies OF ST.
Thomas Church at the Playhouse on
January 81. Some of those who will take
part in the tableauX are the Misses Hazel
Cox, Lucy IIoke Smith, Anne Seymour
Jones, Frances Thorn. Stella Carusi.
Nellie Carleton. Hildegard Hurley. Cath
crime Birney. Nellie Davidson. Nellie Ma
son, Lucy Marshall, Dorothy Brooke,
Vina Van Arsdale, Ruth Rice, Emily
Ind ~
son, Mrs. John c. Davidson. Ruth John
son. Dorothy Copenhaver. Oliver Berry.
Emily Berry. Margaret Gage. Dorothy
Trout, Clorine Hunter. Eugenia Dent,
Gertrude woodard. Iris Masters. Maud
Simpson, Pearl Costinett, and Patty Nor
ris,
Some Of the gentlemen are Mr.. Morris
Paris, Mr.. LOCKER. Mr.. Shaffer, Mr.. Ross
Johnson. Mr.. Gilmore. and Mr.. Voegle.
Johnston, Mrs. Wendall P. Stafford. Mrs.
Harry NJ. Clabaugh, Mrs. Theodore
Nuyes, Mrs. Joseph Z. ThrOpp, Mrs.
George f. FOss. Mrs. Edison Bradley.
Mrs. Y. F. Whiting. Mrs MacMurray.
Mrs. Charles Bell, Mrs. Remey, Mrs. NJ.
r. Burt, Mrs. z. Moses. and Mrs. f. A.
Stedman.
Mrs. George Buckler. of Braddock
Heights. Nd. gave a musicale Saturday
evening which was more than ordinarily
interesting. The programme was given
by well-known artists from Washington.
II was as follows, in charge OF Mr.. W.
s. Hutchinson: Piano duet. Miss Edna
f. Buckler and DIR. W. W. Eldridge: vo-
cal solo. Mrs. Mae Buckler Eldridge:
reading. Mrs. W. S. Hutchinson: vocal
solo. DIR. Davis: mandolin solo. Mr.. Ger
aid Downs; vocal solo. Miss Lillian Lewis:
MA IL a
Miss Marion Duncan: vocal solo, Mr.. El-
wood Berkeley: reading. Mrs. George
Buckler; vocal duet, Mrs. Mae Buckler
EldTidge and Miss Edna T. Buckler: yo-
cal solo. Miss Lewis: selections. Mr.. W. S.
Hutchinson; violin solo. Mr. W. G. Hill;
vocal solo. Mrs. Mae Buckler Eldridge:
finale, Dixie" Cquartet)-Mrs. Mae Buck
Ter EIdridge, soprano; Mr.. Edward Berke-
ley. tenor: Miss Edna Buckler. alto, and
Dr. Davis bass.
Mrs. Buckler wore a handsome gown of
black satin trimmed with cut Jet Among
the guests were DIR. and Mrs. Henry Ell
lott Mott, Of New York; e,;-Represent-
ative J. Adam Bede; Postmaster Z. c.
Little. of the Mayfiower; Hon. and Mrs.
J. W. Conner, OF Knoxville, Tenn: Mr..
T. T. Conner: Miss Lindsey, Miss Marion
Messrs. Wallace and Douglas
Mr.. and Mrs. David Rust and
Miss Lucy Rust. Rev. Theodore Wall.
Rev. Carleton BarnweIl, Mr.. and Mrs.
Overton w. Price. Miss Marion Duncan
and Miss Ruth Nash. Of National Park
Seminary; Mr.. and Mrs. W. Briggs. Mr.
Walter lockwood, Mr. and Mrs. W. s
Mrs. Emma Clark-Jones. the
Cairo: Mr.. n. Downs and Mrs. Gerald
Downs. Mr.. and Mrs. Dickle. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Conner. Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Louis, Of New York; Mr.. n. II. Luttrell
Miss Pearl Luttrell, Miss Clara I,uttreu
Mr.. Cronhite: Miss Helen Eldridge and
Mr.. Garnet Loeffier, engaged: DR.. John
Sherwood, U. S. A; DR.. John waring
L. S. A: Mr.. J. Edwin MInnix. and Miss
Katherine Minnix.