Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-24

at Mrs. Brooks residence, 800 Massachu-
sets avenue northeast.
A shamrock social was given at I'm
manuel Baptist Church Friday evening.
piano solo. when You and 1 Were
Young" was given by Miss Leeds;
soprano solo, Peggy in the Low Back
Cart Miss Linkins; recitation. little
Miss Thomas; contralto solos, ''Shoogy
Shoe and Little Irish Girl" Miss Mar
garet Stamford; recitation, Miss Ada
soprano solo. Irish Love Song and
Nora" by Miss Elizabeth Leclsie. Re
freshments We're served by the Ladies
Aid.
4 Harvard. II, man who is shortly to
join the ranks of the benedcts is Mr.. John
Wood Brooks Ladd. whose marriage with
Miss Alice Boutell, daughter of the Amer
Boutell. is to take place late in April IN
this city, and will be affair of much
social Importance. Miss Boutel is short
ly arriving from abroad 10 visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Roger Sherman Boutell in Wash
ington, when arrangements for the we'd
ding will be perfected, and the minister
and Mrs. Boutell will arrive later for the
ceremony Mr. Ladd, who is the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Babson Laid of Marlboro
street, is well known in Boston.
Among the debutantes of last year in
Chicago who are to be married in June
are Miss Marion Butler. daughter of Mrs.
Hermon b. Butler of Winnetka, who has
set June - as the date of her marriage
to Claude Jewell Peck of Washington,
d. c.. Miss Adelaide ChatfieldTaylor,
who will become the bride Of Hendricks
Whitman of Brookline Mass, June 20;
lor's close friend, who is to be married
on date not far distant, to Stanley
Keith of Chicago.
Miss Pauline Brewster. daughter of
Mrs. Edward l.. Brewster. is to be an
April bride. She will we'd Newton Perry,
son Of Mrs Isaac n. Perry, Saturday af-
ternoOn, April 20.
Mss Margaret Herrick, one of Chicago S
most charming young women, will be a
Nav bride She has set May IL as the
date of her marriage to Donald Murray
Forgan, and it will take place in ST.
James Episcopal Church on the North
Side, followed by a reception at her
parents home.
Mrs Charles A. Mum and Miss Gladys
Mum, resting a while on their tour
around the world. have been taking
prominent part in the many gayeties
which have characterized the Cairo Win
ter Mrs. Mum and her daughter have
been making their home at Shepherds
Hotel They gave successful dinner
at the Savoy recently. the affair pref
acing dance.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bacon. who stayed
here on their way from their southern
wedding trip with Mrs and Miss South
erland, will visit several weeks with Mrs.
William III. Sturgis Lothrop. Common
wealth avenue, Boston, before deciding
upon their plans for the summer.
Mr., and Mrs William p Heiskell of
Wheeling, w. Va, will make visit here
shortly to the brother Of the latter, Gen
Andrew S. Burt, prior to going abroad
They will sail on the 18th for the Island
Of Capri, where their son. Mr.; MORGAN
Heiskell and family have lived for the
past year, and where the elder HeiSkell
will occupy an adjoining villa. Mrs. Heis
kelI comes here from Cincinnati, where
she and her three sisters recently had
reunion at the home of a fifth. Mrs. .. ID.
Morton of that city.
Mother Eva, head of the Sisters Of the
TRANSPORTATION, at Glendale, Ohio, is
former Washington girl, daughter OF the
late Associate Justice Stanley Matthews
The order of which she is the head is
an Episcopal one and concerns itself with
poor children and gives them technical
training in Homework and trades. Mother
Eva has endowed the home with her
private fortune.
An interesting engagement, announced
at a tea given by Mrs. Edmund Norwood
Ferguson Of Pittsburgh last Monday aft
ternoon in honor of her daughter, Mrs.
Alexandra JafldQ0 fenuleCOn OF fOTt
Hamilton, n. Y, was that of her daugh
ter, Miss Helen Norwood Ferguson, to
Capt. James Dean Tilford of the United
States Army. Capt. Tilford is the son
of the late Gen. Joseph G. Tilford, and
is stationed at Washington, D. c. A June
wedding is anticipated.
Mrs. Ten Eyck Wendell. who has been
abroad several months, will return here
for the closing weeks Of the spring sea-
son, before going on to the family coun-
try home at Cazenovia, N. Y. Mrs. Wen
dell and her uncle, Mr.. Edward Royal
| Tyler, were in Egypt for two months, and
| have since been in Italy, where they
| have especially enjoyed their sojourn in
Rome Mrs. Wendell was favored with
special audience with the Pope.
Capt. and Mrs. strother Smith are en-
| Pertaining informally at luncheon today
| at the Chevy Chase Club.
| Mrs. George w. Trowbridge will give q
dance March so at the Washington Club
| in honor of Miss Julia Vail, the debutante
| daughter of Mrs. j. L. Marshall. and
Miss Gage of Boston. classmate of
| Miss Ethel Trowbridge, at Wellesley
College.
MISS Trowbridge and her guest will ar
| rive this week at the formers home, to
spend the Easter holidays.
Some pretty ideas were introduced at
| the first of the spring weddings in Eng
| land. AT one military wedding a rather
pretty suggestion was noted by having
| the bouquets carried by the bridesmaids