Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-16
Brookland.

| Mr.. w. S. Stroman of Union, Monroe
county, W. Va, former graduate OF
George Washington University. was the
recent guest for week Of his brother,
Mr.. III. C. Stroman of 1O11 Lawrence
street.
| Thursday evening last the faculty OF
| Rust Hall gave Miss Amelia Etz, for
mer member of the teaching staff of that
institution, a linen shower, and later in
the evening Miss Etz was the recipient OF
similar shower from her associate
Young lady members of the Brookland
BAPTIST Church. Tuesday afternoon next
Miss Etz will be very quietly married at
her home on Monroe street to Rev. Edwin
Parrish of the Baltimore NJ. E. Confer
ence, stationed at Relay, Nd
Miss Edith Gallagher, who is well
known in Brookland, was married in Bal
timore last Monday to Mr.. James Robert
Jackson Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson, after
their return from their wedding journey,
will reside in Baltimore.
Miss Helen S. Lennon of 18th and New
ton streets entertained charmngly at
progressive hearts Wednesday evening,
in honor Of her house guest, Miss Isabel
| j. Jameson of Columbia. Pa. The ladies,
prizes were won by Miss Jameson and
| Miss Hill. and the gentiemen,s by Mr.. ).
Frank Hill and Mr. Albert l.. Maillard.
The decorations of the refreshment table
were in pink and white. Miss Helen was
assisted in her duties as hostess by Mrs.
Lennon, Miss Lennon and Miss Pollard,
and all combined to make the event en-
joyable.
Miss Emily Williams of 14th street
northeast has returned from an extended
visit to Philadelphia.
Mrs. C. Harry Hospital gave a lunch
con Wednesday. The table was deco
| rated with ferns and jasmine, and "a
1 dainty menu served. The guests were
| Mrs George Ward, Miss Beatrice Ward.
| Mrs. William A. Boyd, Miss Margaret
Boyd, Mrs. w. S. Boyd and Miss Mabel
| Boyd.
| Mr.. and Mrs Edward Prinetti moved
/ last week into their recently purchased
residence 1888 Newton street northeast.
Thf Senior Five Hundred Club OF
| Brootland met Friday evening with Mr..
4 and Mrs. Arthur Sargent of Irving street.
| The first prizes were won by Miss Louise
| Cove and Mr.. Martin McHugh, and the
! consolation by Miss Bessie Riker and
| Mr.. Fred Tansill The substitute play
| Clarice Wells, Miss Ella Sargent, Miss
| Bailey and Mr.. Earl Simons.
| Mrs. c. Edwin Remsberg gave an an
/ nual luncheon to coterie of friends
! Wednesday. The house and table deco
| rations of yellow and white gave CHEEKY
| welcome, as we'll as a reminder of the
| approaching Easter season. The guests
| who enjoyed Mrs. Remsberg's hospitality
| were Miss Myers of Martinshurg, w. Va:
| Mrs. A. f. Hill, Mrs. E. j. Handley Mrs.
| 70. r. Swingle, Mrs. c. v. Burnside. Mrs.
| Ida Wilde. Mrs. E. A. Carpenter and Mrs.
j. L. Whiteside.
Mrs. Ella Benson and family and Mr..
| and Mrs. William Warren are in their
| new homes on Newton street near 18th
| northeast.
Mrs. Aubrey Landry gave an informal
luncheon Wednesday in honor of Miss
Helen Meag of Philadelphia, the house
guest of Mrs. Charles Mccarthy and Miss
Mccarthy.
| The Brookland Junior Five Hundred
/ Club was entertained last week by Miss
/ Helen Molster. The first prize was won
by Miss Marie Woodward and the second
by Miss Edna Julien.
| Miss Mary and Bessie Kennedy, Miss
| Lola Ashton and DIR. krause, who were
| recent guests of Mrs. Charles Hetfeld
| and the Misses Hetfield. have returned to
their homes. Miss Eleanor Clark OF
GAINESVILLE. Md, is with Miss Vefnat Het-
/ field and Miss Emily Hetfield is visiting
! Miss Ashton in Alexandria, Va.