Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-03

fore dark Refreshments will be served
on the way. Their guests included the
members of the bridal party. relatives OF
the bride-elect, and a few other young
people.
Miss Grace and Miss Virginia Bouldin Of
Baltimore have been the guests of Mrs.
Louis z. Shoemaker for several days.
Prof and Mrs. A. Gracey of Sherman.
Tex. are the guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
Willard Archibald
Mrs. Bessie Roessler and daughter and
Miss Dorothea HolZer OF this city
have returned home after few days
visit in Baltimore Md.
Mrs William r. Goodman left yester-
day for Chicago. ILL.,, and later will go
to Maine to spend the summer
Mrs William Cumming Story. presi.
dent general ID. A. r., was the guest of
honor at a luncheon given yesterday by
the Patriots Memorial Chapter, D; \. r.
at the Columbia Country Club. The ia
bles were placed in the dining room and
on the broad piazzas and were decorated
with white and yellow daisies An or
members Of the Patriots Chapter sat at
the table with Mrs. Story. Among the
guests present were DR. layers, Mrs
Gadsby. Mrs Smallwood Mrs. Merwin
Mrs Joseph Arnold. Mrs. Denwood
White. Mrs. Owen; Mrs. Conway, Miss
Finch of New York. Mrs. Barrett. Mrs.
Mrs A. NJ Winter Mrs. Norton. Mrs.
Stewart. Miss Ida Norton. Mrs. Curtis.
Mrs. Paul Hickok. Mrs. Mary Lock
Cullough. Miss Grace Pierce. Mrs. Will
liam Graeme Harvey and Miss A. b.
Graham.
- ~,
Baldwin. l.. S. A.. entertained at a beau
tiful luncheon today In compliment 10
Mrs Carr. son. wife of the Secretary of
War. There We're present TO meet the
guest of honor. Mrs. Leonard Wood, Mrs.
Corcoran Hll, Mrs. James F. .Aleshire,
Mrs Richard Harlow. Mrs. George F.
Downey. Mrs w. P. Biddle. Mrs Eusene
F. Laid. Mrs. William P Hall. Miss Rug
giles. Miss Judge. sister of the hostess.
and Mrs. John T.. Woodward and Mrs. j.
Hoffer of Governors Island, y. y. two
other sisters who are also her guests
Capt. and Mrs. Baldwin are occupying
the Corbin house and are recent add tons
to the army circle here Mrs. Baldwin
and Mss Judge are leaving for their
cottage at Narransansett Pier. r. L., June
-. to spend the summer.
Mrs j. Burnet Crane vii. entertain at
dinner tonight in compliment TO her
daughter, Miss Katherine +. Crane and
VI
takes place tomorrow at noon at st. Al
bans Church. and members of their we'd
ding party and relatives assembled here
for the wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Turner Of Takoma
Park entertained last Friday evening
in honor OF their niece, Miss Lois +. Wal
lauer of New YORK, who has been their
house guest. Many of the students OF
the Bliss School were present. Tine spa
cious rooms were festooned in blue and
white emblematic of their colors. Pen
nants and cut flowers completed the dec
orations. Musical and vocal selections
were rendered by Miss Freda Siebert,
Miss Alice Turner and Mr.. Fred F.
Hale. Dancing was INDUCED in till
late hour. after which buffet suppe:
was served. Those present were Miss
Jennie Ebert of Baltimore. Miss Bessie
Young. Miss Catherine Young. Miss
Alice Turner. Miss Martha Freeland,
Miss Florence Gennory. Misses Edna
Berkenmaier Mabel Berkenmaier Flora
Berkenmaier. Miss f,reda Gerner Miss
Mr.. Charles Berkenmaier. Fred p. Hale,
James 4. Hamilton. Earl NJ kreidler.
Edward Lamberson. {: NJ Pettinger b.
G. Wallace. Oliver Winteringnam and
Hugh kippier.
At ST. Marks Lutheran Church YES
terdav afternoon Miss Florence F.. Tea
gle. daughter of MIR and Mrs. Edward
IeaEle. ana MT. ftdIoiu -. sNiuSe Meic
married The church was decorated with
daisies roses and palms. and the 'cere-
mouy WAS performed by Rev. William A.
Wade. the pastor. The bride entered the
church with her father and wore a
gown OF white wolfe over satin. and a
lace hat She carried bride roses. Mrs.
+ W Trede. matron of honor. wore a
white wolfe gown over yellow satin and
carried yellow and white daisies. Mr..
Russell .. kluge was best man for his
brother The ushers were Messrs. Leroy
y Kluce. Byron Gala CHER. George +.
Dement, and George E.. Prowdley. \ re-
ception for the bridal party and imme-
diate relatives was held at the home OF
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