Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-22

Episcopal Church will give a tea In the
Parish Hall. ST. 10th street. Wednesday.
April % from to o'clock. Those who
receive are Mrs. Cotton Smith. Mrs. Hen
ry T. Allen. Mrs. Thornburg. Mrs.
Henry Todd. Mrs II. Randall Webb and
Mrs Mackay-Smith. Other ladies inter
ested are Miss Sayton. Mrs Richard s.
Washington. Mrs. Allen r. Boyd. Mrs.
Kate Kearney Henry, Mrs. Southgate
Tucker. Mrs. William Walker Miss Ha-
Zetine. Miss Emory. Mrs James Hopkins,
Mrs. p. NJ. Rixey. Mrs. Edward s. Dun
lap. Mrs. Peter Wilson, Miss Fairfax
Mrs. Ramase. Mrs. Callow. Miss Ella
Smith, Miss Hannah. Miss Cowden, Miss
Magruder, Mrs. De Caindry. Mrs. Stock
ton, Mrs. Harrison Dodge. Mrs. Griffith
Johnson, Miss Clayton and Miss Adee.
Mrs Howard Sutherland wife of Rep
resentative Sutherland of West Virginia.
and little daughter Katherine. have re-
turned to the Highlands after a week
spent at Atlantic City.
The Society of the Colonial Danes of
America. Chapter 3, gave their annual
luncheon at RauScher's today at 80
O'Clock. The guests included several
members of the society from Philadel-
phia. New York and Baltimore. Mrs.
Douglas Gordon Mrs William Manly.
and Mrs. Chaplain Murray came over
from Baltimore There We're forty
guests.
After the luncheon Mrs. Henry F. DIM
ock of New York gave a talk on the
George Washington memorial hall The
officers OF the Washington Chapter are
Mrs Allan McLane. president: Miss Silvie
de Giraffe Fowler, vice president; Mrs.
Arthur Addison, second vice president
Mrs Ten Eyck Wendell secretary, and
Mrs Edward McCauley, treasurer.
Mrs. Catherine r. O'Toole announces
the engagement of her daughter, Miss
Anna May O'Toole. to Mr.. William d.
Lynch of Boston. The wedding will take
place about the middle of June
Mrs. Walter A. Bloedorn, wife of DR..
w. A. Bloedorn, T. S. N, will be at
home Tuesday, April 90. from to &
O'Clock. at her residence, 272o 18th street
northwest.
The marriage of Ensign Henry lie
Bourgeois, U. S. N. to Miss Beall Dam
gerfeld. daughter of Mrs. William
Bathurst Daingerfield, will take place
at st. Paul's Church, Alexandria. Va.
June 4. Miss Daingerfield's engage
ment to Ensign LIE Bourgeois, who is
a nephew of Mrs. Herbert Wadsworth
of Washington, was announced last
winter. Mr.. lie Bourgeois is the broth
er of Mr.. Bush LIE Bourgeois of New
Orleans and the son of the late Mr..
Charles LIE Bourgeois. one of the
prominent sugar planters of Louisiana.
Among the many events planned for
Gen. and Mrs. Albert l.. Mills, during
their present visit in Atlanta. Ga, will
be "a tea at which Mrs. Albert Howell,
jr.. will entertain Thursday afternoon
after the opera. in compliment to Mrs.
Mills, and Sunday Gen. and Mrs. Mills
Will be the guests of Judge and Mrs.
W T. Newman for an informal supper.
Mrs. Hosmer NJ. Johnson, 1920 Rhode
Island avenue, will be at home in
formally Thursdays. April "a and
May j.
Mrs. William Nelson Page of 1863 Kalo.
rama avenue is entertaining at a tea to-
day. She will be assisted by Mrs. J. D.
Gatewood. Mrs. Ranahan of New York
Miss Perrin and Miss Gatewood.
Mrs. w. X. Williamson announces the
marriage OF her daughter. Melissa c..
and Edwin 4. O'Callaghan, today. by
Father Cassidy of ST. Stephens Church
The bride wore tailored suit OF cream
cloth, with hat and gloves to match. Her
sister. Mrs. w. S. Buchly. who was ma
iron of honor. wore a tailored suit of blue
cloth and black picture hat After the
ceremony the wedding party was enter
tdlIeu at Il DuIIet luncneOn. MT. ana MRS
O'Callaghan will return to this city
June /.
Mrs. John Bidwell of Chico, Cai:, is
visiting relatives at I'LL Q street.
Mrs. Clarence Holldge of Boston, for.
merly Miss Beulah Gudgin of Brookland
d. c., is visiting her sister, Miss Gudgin
1920 r street northwest. and will be
pleased to see her friends.
Miss Olga Smolianoff daughter of the
late Count Smoianotf of st. Petersburg
and Washington. ID. c.. and sranddaugh-
ter of Mrs. James F'lorant Meline, widow
of Maj. Meline, old-tme resident OF
the capital, will be married tomorrow
morning to Mr.. Lucien Hill of Pittsburg,
son of the late Lucien X. Hill of that
city. Rev. FATHER Buckley will perform
and a wedding breakfast will follow. The
couple will be unattended. and only a
family party will be present.
Mr.. Jerome Hill of Pittsburgh. brother
of the bridegroom, and Mrs. Hill. and
Mr. and Mrs. Thurston Wright, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Speer Kuhn. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Lawrence MeSSler and Mr. and
Mrs. W. b. Scaife. other Pittsburgh rela-
tfNes. have arrived for the wedding, as
have Mr.. and Mrs. HEAVIER and Miss
Beatrice Howlan of Baltimore The cou-
pie will live in Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Appleton Cady gave a
houSewarming at their new residence.
1913 Massachusetts avenue northeast on
their twentieth wedding anniversary
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs Ed Stevens. Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Shoemaker, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Shoe
maker. Mr.. and Mrs John Simpson, Mr..
and Mrs. AIfreE Wilson, Mr. and Mrs
Venson Masruder, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Ma
gruder, Mr.. Robert Wilson, Miss Evlyne
Burrows. Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin j.
Cady. Mrs. Minnie Barker. Miss Emma
Sparks. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carpenter
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morrison. Mr.. and
Mrs Edwin +. Sparks. Miss Clara
Sparks. Mr.. Carter Sparks. Mrs. f. j
Wilson. Miss Loretta Zeitler. Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Metz. Mrs. Helen Bailey
MIR. George Wilson, Miss Ruth Wilson
Mrs Jennie Heider. Miss Annie Heider
Miss Susy Summing and Rev. DR.
George Miller.