Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-21

last for their daughter, Miss Marie. Over
fifty couples were present. Mrs. Roach
| and Miss Mamie Chapman assisted host
Miss Louise Chapman Miss Angel. Miss
Barrett, Miss Burke, Miss Carr, Miss
Peake, Miss Roach, Miss Sheriff, Miss
Seward, Mr.. and Mrs. Snow, Miss Wi
Pratt, Miss Simpson, Miss Ashburne,
Miss Chunn. Miss Cotton. Miss Coughlin.
Miss D. Dawson, Miss T. Daw-
son, Miss Donaldson, Miss r. Evans,
knight. Miss Kalstrom. Miss Lans-
burg. Miss Livingston, Miss Maroney,
Mr., and Mrs. Mitchell, Miss Mccain
bridge. Miss Zeh. Miss Mallinson. Miss
OFT, Miss Padgett. Miss A. Parker. Miss
Y. Parker. Miss Naylor,, Mr.. Crowley.
Mn D. OFT, Mr.. Heiskell, Mr.. Brewer,
Mr.. Burke, Mr.. Crawford, Mr.. Weilepp,
Mr.. Smith, Mr.. Quinter. Mr.. Tompkins.
Mr.. Mess, Mr.. Miller, Mr.. Griestbauer,
Mr.. Barrett, Mr.. Sanderson, Mr.. Ryan,
Mr.. Tompson. Mr.. Donovan. Mr.. G. Daw-
son. Mr.. Harrison, Mr.. j. Chapman. Mr..
l.. OFT, Mr.. Darr, Mr.. Erbe, Mr.. Bullock.
Mr.. Bailey. Mr.. McCubbin. Mr.; Lamb,
Smith. Mr.. Tom Chapman. Mr.. T. Daw-
son. Mr.. Mulligan, Mr. Parr, Mr.. kieseck-
| er and Mr.. Golibart.
One OF the prettiest events of the
| spring season was the anniversary
lunch con of the Theta Sigma sorority
which took place at the home of the
Misses Davis on LIST street. Over the
tables were canopies of lavender
streamers. and lavender sweet peas. the
| sorority flower, formed the magnificent
centerpieces. The parlors were artis-
/ tically decorated with sorority banners.
Miss Elizabeth Hubbard was toast
mistress. and toasts were responded to
by the Misses Angela Vandoren, Mar
guerite Brown. Lois Meek. Charlotte
Margaret Magruder and Florence Stef-
| fens. Following the speeches series
| of song recitals was presented by the
Misses Florence Steffens, Marguerite
present were Miss Louise Moore, Miss
| Edna Hazen, Miss Elizabeth Davis.
! Mrs. Aubrey Cox, Miss Esther Snyder,
Miss Ruth. Beavers Miss Ruth Belnap,
| Miss Helen RolloW Miss Louise Rup-
| pert and Miss Ruth Baxter.
Sixteen young ladies will preside at
| the punch bowls in the foyer and red
room Of the Columbia Country Club
which will give a unique entertainment,
musical and dance at the handsome new
clubhouse, on Connecticut avenue. Chevy
Chase. next Wednesday evening, April
ladies who will assist the club in en-
| pertaining the large number who will be
| present include Miss Genevieve Clark
daughter of the Speaker of the House;
ator John Sharp Williams: Miss Ethel
Lloyd, daughter Of Representative Lloyd
of Missouri; Miss Anne Seymour Jones.
daughter of Representative Jones of Vir-
ginia; Miss Mary Madison Jones, Miss
| Roberta Amies, Miss Leila Howard, Miss
Clara Emery Darlington, Miss Ethel
Foster, Miss Helen Chandlee. Miss Helen
Zeh and students of the Fairmont
Seminary selected as types of strikingly
handsome girls
The invitation list to the function
which will be the first ladies night"
at the club this season, has already
been closed. The ballroom will be
opened to the dancers at 1890 pm, but
the musical will begin promptly at
| o'clock.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Broaddus
celebrated the fifth anniversary of their
! marriage Tuesday, April IT, at their resi-
| dence 9O4 B street southwest. The house
was beautifully decorated with spring
! ing green and white. Piano and vocal
solos were rendered throughout the even
/ ing by Miss Litz. At 10 o'clock the
( guests adjourned to the dining room,
| after which dancing was INDUCED in till
] a late hour. The hostess was becomingly
gowned in a handsome white satin mes
saline, yelled in marquisette and trimmed
Mrs Lille B. Owens, Mr.. John T.
Howarth. DR.. and Mrs. Wade H. Atkin-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice ]. Collins, Mr.
and Mrs. Willard S. Owens, Mr.. and Mrs.
Aubrey Broaddus. Mrs. Lula Donohoe.
Miss MAZE Donohoe. Mr.. Andrew Shipos,
| Miss Annie Graninger, Mr.. Harry c.
! Owens, Mrs Lena Falbush, Mr.. Charles
Edelin,, Miss Mamie Owens. Mr.. Fred
Treakle. Mr.. Raymond Owens, Miss Viola
Owens. Miss Litz and Mr.. William r.
Lucas.
I Mrs. Ashley Leavell chaperoned a party
~
Naval Academy last night. Those in the
party were Miss Frances Pail. Miss
! Frances Lynch of Norfolk, Miss Frances
Froment, Miss Mildred Leavell, and Miss
| Sublet of Warrenton, Va.
| Others from Washington who attended
the hop at Annapolis last night were Miss
Tillman of Nashville, Tenn. Miss Freda
Tillman. Miss Virginia Stone and Miss
Louise Weber.
Mr.. John Lynn Yeagle, a newspaper man
of this city. formerly of Chicago. and
Miss Evadne v. Cady of Ballinger, Tex,
of that city, We're married Yesterday at
the Residence of Mr.. Yeagle in the Gar
! field apartments by Rev. Edward S. Hale
of the Church of the Ascension. the
/ the blessing. The event was quiet one
only few intimate friends of the bride
being present. Mr.. Yeagle has been seri-
ously i'll for the last six weeks. and
was only removed to his home from
the hospital yesterday afternoon
| Mrs. Yeagle is sister of Mr.. Yeagle's
first wife, who died many years ago.. Mr.
Yeagle is very popular among his col
/ leagues of the press and took an active
i part in the founding and organization of
| the National Press Club, of which he was
| an officer for several years. He is still
under the care of physician. but ex-
poets to be up and about before long.
Miss emma NJ Hughes and Edwin A.
Upton were married yesterday at 3