Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-28

party at Pierces Mill. to the Newman
home. close by. instead. where a very
! happy hour passed in a spacious
house with charming company. in spite
of the dull skies and rain
The house had a pretty decoration of
field flowers and an orchestra played for
dancing.
The reception was given in compliment
to Mrs. Marshall, and Mrs. Hoffmann's as
sistants included Mrs. Lindey NJ. Garri-
son. Mrs Claude 4. Swanson, Mrs. Dun
can L. Fletcher Mrs William A. Cullop.
Mrs. John Osborne Miss Mamie Ran
dolph Heth Mrs Delos Blodgett Mrs. III
T. Huddleston, Mrs. f. s. Newman and
Mrs. J. j. Russell. The young women as
| Margaret Trimble Miss Virginia Huddles-
ton, Miss Nancy Johnson, Miss Carlotta
Quirollo. Miss Bessie Cox. Miss Mildred
Fearn and Miss Agra Bennett.
Both resident and official society was
pleasantly represented among the guests,
as We're members of the navy circle.
Miss Edith Cowles. daughter of Admiral
and Mrs. Walter Cowles. was married
yesterday in Coronado. southern Califor-
MA, to Lieut.. Leo Sahm of the L. S. s.
South Dakota. Mrs. and Miss Cowles have
been at Coronado since Admiral Cowles
took command of the Pacific fleet. Mrs.
Sahm is a very handsome type of a bru-
| nette and talented arts: and French
| scholar. being educated at Versailles,
France.
| Or. Jorge f. Boyd, who recently re-
| signed his position of first counselor of
! the Panama legation here and who de-
| clned to accept President Porras' offer
| to be his first assistant secretary of state.
| is motoring to New York. and will sail
| for Panama June for the summer.
| Mrs Beall. wife of Col Fielder NJ. NJ
| Beall, L. S. A.. retired. entertained al
| luncheon today at her home on Brookville
| road, Chevy Chase, in honor of Mrs.
| Frederick r. Day.
| Mss Edna Smith of this city has
returned to her home, after attending a
house party given in her honor by her
cousin Miss Rice of Baltimore, Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles 4. Baker at Their
home on the Conduit road entertained the
officers and teachers of the New York
| Avenue Presbyterian Church at an elab-
crate dinner served on the lawn at u
| O'Clock last Monday. 1t was followed by
| a business meeting and reports of affairs
| on the Sunday school work. Several
| teachers outlined methods of presenting
| the Sunday school lessons to their pu-
| pills A delightful social time followed
| the close of the business meeting. At
! tending this most attractive affair were
| DR.. and Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe, pastor
| of New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Wurdeman. Mr. and
Mrs Henry Wurdeman, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
| g. Stott. Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison Mr.. and
Mrs H. Irwin. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Fish
| baush. Mr.. T. keene. Miss Florence
| keene Miss * Baird. Miss r. Trow-
Miss c. Hastings. Miss Z. Simonson,
Mss E. King. Miss +. Decide, Miss V.
! Wells. Mrs Mcknight. Mrs. b. Pedlar.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Tarrins. Mr.. Moore. Mr..
! H. johnson. Mr.. c. +. Bailey. Mr.. c. S.
Baker, Mrs. F. st. Clair and Miss b.
Wills.
| The members of the kolumbian Social
Klub gave their annual spring dance al
Luna Park Wednesday last. About fifty
guests attended. Refreshments were
served Among the club members pres
| ent were Misses Margaret Fisher. Adele
| Kelly Florence Beall. Mildred Whitney.
GLADYS Blunt ng. Minneola Barnitz, Mabel
Levy and Beulah BarnitZ and Messrs. Her.
| bert Harr. Milton Lowry, Lewis Eberly
| Luther Hoellman, Harry Pitts and Ralph
! Brown. Among the guests of the clut
! We're Misses Wilson. Self, Lewis. Harris
| Corning, Helgesen. Smith. Zellers. Flock
er and Anderson and Messrs. Corwin
| Stephenson, Welsh. Marion King. Scott
Merriam, Angelo. Wilson and Boyce.
| The marriage of Miss E. Rathbone
Smith and DIR. Otis Judd Eddy took
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| Chapel Stuyvesant Square. New York
city. Rev. Douglas Hooff of Frederick
Md. friend of the brides family. Of
ficiated at the ceremony. which was
| followed by a breakfast to the bridal
| party at the Hotel Irving.
| The bride wore with handsome
gown of valenciennes lace a black hat
with ostrich plume. \ charming touch
| diaphanous scarf of primrose yellow o,
the same shade the breastknot OF
| orchids.
The service was read from the white
prayer book carried by the bride who
| entered the chapel on the arm of her
brother, Mr.. Dudley Wetmore Smith OF
Detroit Miss Elizabeth f. Smith. the
| brides niece, was her attendant. DR.
and Mrs Eddy will sail the 31st in
| slant to spend the summer travelling
about England and on the continent
| Upon their return in the autumn they
viii make their home in this city.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Kahn 2133 on
tario road. entertaining Mrs. Julius
/ Levy of King City, Mo-, and will be al
home tomorrow evening from to II
| o'clock.
Mr.. Henry b. Adsit OF Riverside, CAL
| is the guest for this week of his sister,
| Mrs. Fred w. Clemens. at the Albemarle.
Miss Agnes Wilson, daughter of the
| Secretary of Labor. will be the guest of
! honor at the biennial convention of the
Women's Trade Union League in st.
Louis next week. She will leave for that
| city Sunday afternoon, and il is ex-
pected that she will deliver several ad-
/ dresses at the meetings. She will 20
to Indiana to visit her brother before
returning here about June IL.
Miss Harriet Hatch daughter of JUDI e
Hatch of Honolulu, is expected here to-
day to visit Miss Aleshire. daughter of
Mai Gen. and Mrs. James B. Aleshire
| Judge Hatch will join his daughter early
next month and they will sail June 10 to
| spend the summer abroad.
Mrs. Mary A. Adams returned to her