Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-29
her brother-in-law, Judge Atkinson
on 18th street

her brother-in-law. Judge Atkinson
on 18th street
The Rev. and Mrs. George w Atkin-
son. jr.. OF 21st street, have returned
from Atlantic City. y. j.. where they
have spent the past two weeks.
Mrs. Ben Johnson and Miss Nancy
Johnson will be at home tomorrow
from to ).
be at home tomorrow. but will re-
ceive the Tuesdays in February
The following congressional ladies at
the Cairo will receive together tomor
row afternoon, January 80 from 3 to s
Mrs. +. c. Stevens Mrs. Halvor Steen-
erson. Mrs. Paul Rowland, Mrs +. NJ
Nye. Mrs. William p. Borland and Mrs.
Edwin 5. Underhll.
Capt. Charles G. Mortimer OF the Sd
Field Artillery. United States Army. who
had been visiting his home here on New
Hampshire avenue for several weeks de-
parted yesterday with Mrs. Mortimer for
his post of duty at Fort Sam Houston.
Texas. Later he will go to Fort Sill
Oklahoma. for temporary service at the
school of fire.
Mrs. Alexander Graham Bell. Mrs. Nor
man Williams. Mrs. John Hays Ham
mond. Mrs. Henry Cleveland Perkins and
Mrs. Charles J. Bell have taken boxes
at ID. 4. r. Hall for Saturday night. Feb
! ruary :. when Gen. Baden Powell will
lecture
Mrs. John NJ. Nelson. wife of Rep
resentative Nelson. 1101 + street, will
not receive tomorrow.
The Congressional Club will be address
ed Friday afternoon. February =. at 1
o'clock. by Mrs. Fremont Older. whose
subject will be How Material Is Col
lected for a Novel; Tea will follow at
) o'clock.
The marriage of Miss Nellie Reardon.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas +.
Reardon of 2217 Nichols avenue. and
Charles W. McCullum of Washington oc-
CURED Saturday afternoon at the home
or the brides parents. the officiating
clergyman being Rev. Martin p. +. Egan.
assistant pastor of ST. Teresa's Church.
OF which the bride is a member. Miss
Lille V. McCullum acted as maid of
honor, while Arthur +. Payne was the
best man. Mr.. and Mrs. McCullum have
left for northern trip. and upon their
| return will reside at 52i 22d street north
west the present home of the groom.
Mr.. McCullum has been connected with
the Washington office of the Associated
Press for a number of years.
The residence OF Mr. and Mrs. William
F. Wheatley was the scene of happy
gathering of young people last Wednes-
day evening. the event being a surprise
party to their son. William j. Wheat
ey, given on the attainment of his twen-
ty-first birthday. The host left the house
early in the evening, and was led back
later when the majority Sof the guests
had arrived, by clever ruse. The time
was spent in playing of games appro-
pirate to the age of those present, and
later in the evening refreshments were
served. The table was prettily decorated
the centerpiece being surrounded by
twenty-one candles placed i'm small
dishes. Among the guests present were
Misses Hattie +. Lockwood. Helen Ben
jamin. Helen Wurch, Mamie Owens
Elizabeth Baldwin, Ethel Wheatley.
Philippi Wheatley, Mildred Buckingham
Messrs. William Bowie. Charles Corner,
George and William Rohrman. William
Buckingham. James Sullivan, William q.
Wheatley. DIR. Fske Elgin. Masters Wal
ter Bosse and Raymond, Mesdames
Helen Lockwood. Mary +. Bosse. kath-
crime Bosse, Lyle Scott. $. Campbell and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mitchell and Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Wheatley.
Mrs. Frank b. Curtis of 40 street
northeast will leave the city Wednesday.
the 31st instant, for San Angelo. Tex. to
visit her daughter, Mrs. Fred. 0. Wood
some, who now resides at that place. Mrs.
Curtis expects to be gone about two
months.
The Misses Joyce of 1910 Vermont ave-
nue. will not be at home until the first
and second Tuesday in February.
Mrs. Charles Cameron Of Montreal,
Can, is the guest of Col. and Mrs Will
liam E. Harvey. 1744 Lamont street.
Mrs A. G. Yount of 31k4 18th street will
be at home Informally today.
Mr. Grant Parish of Capitol Hill has
returned from six-month travel in
Europe, a tour that extended from Nor
way and Sweden to Egypt, the Holy
Land. Asia Minor. Turkey and Greece.
panied Mr.. and Mrs. Fred s. Lincoln to
New York city for a visit of a week, has
returned to Washington
Mrs. Mary c. Needing of East Capitol
stree. entertained a box party at the the
alter Saturday evening followed by supper.
in compliment to her house guests, Miss
Anna v. Brent OF Winchester. Va, and
! T'enrv Hanford of Baltimore, Md.
The other guests We're Miss Annie Cissell.
Miss Agatha Kirby. Mrs. Eloise Dant,
Mrs. Giles, Mrs. SwarteZ and Messrs.
Kirby, Dant, Waits, Membard, Hanford.
McCromwell and Prof. Swartez.
Mr.. r. Douglas Jones, who has been
in Philadelphia for the past nine months.
has returned to his home in Mount Pleas
ant.
Representative Slemp has been called
from the city on account of the illness OF
his brother. Mrs. Slemp and Miss Slemp
will not be at home Tuesday, January 80.
for which date cards had been issued.