Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-16


home and wish. to add to it's maintain
ing resources before leaving town for
the summer
Mr.. Luis F. Corea Joined his wife and
their little daughter here on Saturday
and returned with them to New York
this afternoon Mrs. Corea, who spent
last week with her mother, Mrs. d. 8.
Gordon received great many social
attentions during her visit.
Miss Camille Fitzpatrick, daughter of
Mrs. Morgan c. Fitzpatrick and the late
Representative Fitzpatrick of Tennessee.
and Mr.. Harvey d. Jacob of this city will
be married at the Baptist Church Of
Huntsville, Tenn. June %, and after
a wedding trip Mr.. Jacob and his bride
will come to Washington. Mr.. Jacob, who
was d resident of Nashville, Tenn. is
private secretary to Mr.. Justice LurtOn of
the United States Supreme Court
Miss Eulaia S. Barger celebrated her
birthday anniversary by entertaining a
host of friends and relatives at her
home. ICS Z street northeast, Saturday
evening. Vocal and piano solos and other
pleasant modes of entertainment filled
the evening and dainty refreshments were
and Mrs. G. w. Hibbs and daughter
Muriel, Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Hollingshead
and daughter Evelyn. Mr.. and Mrs. H.
H. Moye. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Holdings
D. w
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Carruthels and
daughters, Ruth and Margery: Mr. and
Mrs. w. c. Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. II. S.
Barger. Mrs. S. S. Barger. Misses Bessie
Lena Clark. Julia Johnston. Elizabeth
Clark Mary Lowe. Miss Rusk of Chi
cago. Virginia Plemmons. Roberta Fow-
Ter, Messrs. DR.. Claude Durfee. Eugene
W. FAIRIES. Philip Roache, Harry L.
Cochran, Paul J: Hunt. J. Harold Nc
Dowell. Clark Main. Roy Mcdowell, Lynn
Mcdowell and Mr.. Stricken
Rev. Thomas F. Minogue of Anselmo,
Neb.. is visiting his cousin. Mrs Thomas
McGrath, at $50 18th street. Father Mi
nogue will spend the summer in Europe.
tertained by Mr.. John Joy Edison and
Mrs. Edison at their country home in
Montgomery county. Md, last Friday
evening. Those present were Judge
Thomas II. Anderson. Col George w.
TruesdelI and Mrs Truesdell. Mr.. Albert
F. Fox and Mrs Fox and Miss Margaret
Fox. Mr.. Frank E. Buckland and Mrs
auckland and the Misses Mary Eliza
beth Young and Jane Randolph Young
Mr.. Ivan Leary who has been visiting
his mother and brother at the Newry,
returned to his home in Wheeling, w. Va.
Prof and Mrs Burt c. Wilder of Brook
street northwest during the winter and
spring. left this morning for their sum-
mer home at Siasconset. Nantucket
Island. Mass.
Mrs L. w. ketcham of Capitol Heights,
Md. has been called to Battle Creek
Mich. by the serious illness of her sis
ter Mrs Wilma r. Baldwin.
Mrs. Alice A. Marston has issued invi-
tations to the marriage of her daughter.
Miss Joy Hills Marston. and Mr.. Edwin
Alexis Schmitt. on Tuesday. June II. at
Episcopal Church. Miss MarstOn will
wear a handsome gown of white char
meuse draped with old lace. She will be
attended by her sister, Miss Helen
Marston. Mr.. Schmitt is civil engineer
and is the popular secretary of the Wash
ington Canoe Club, where he and his
bride-to-be have frequently covered them
selves and the club with glory by win
ming many canoeing events, both being
enthusiastic followers of all out-of-dOor
sports. Mr.. George Poole will act as
best man for the groom and the ushers
will be Edgar J. Hough. Arthur H.
Brame. Franz S. w. Dahn and Walter
E. Barton.
The bride will enter the church with
Mr.. David NJ. Lea. the president of the
Washington Canoe Club, and following
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Lea will en-
terrain at a large reception in honor of
the couple, who will later leave for an
extended trip east and upon their return
they will at once move into their at
tractive new bungalow on Ridgewood
avenue. Chevy Chase, Md
4 birthday party was given last Tues
day evening, June 10, from to O'Clock
by Mr. and Mrs Harry Horner. at their
home. 500 G street northeast. i'm honor
of their little daughter, Edna May, six
years old.
The decorations in the dining room
were by the little girls grandmother,
Mrs. c. Horner.
Playing on the piano, singing and dane
ing by the Misses Marian Frisbee. Edith
Robey. Edna May Horner. Mary Haden
and Carrie Lipp were some of the fea-
lures of the evening. Games were played
and many beautiful presents were re-
ceived by the little girl
Among those present were Howard
Humphrey, Donald Shoemaker. Mitchell
Ware Howard. Fellows. Ralph Nestler,
WILDER Stein. Marian Frisbee. Bessie
Adams. Isabella Mccain, Sadie Lipp. Err
nest Holland, John Holland. Louis Gott-
hold, Robert Yeabower, Loretta Cunning
ham, Robert OfBren. Helen Rinewait.
Marguerite Edmonston. Elmer Edmon-
ston. Marguerite Classy. John Classy.
Edith Robey, Edna Burns. Baby Burns,
Thomas. Mary Haden, Earle Mortimer
and Francis ALLIES.
The ladies rof Burnside Corps, No 1,
gave a dinner party Wednesday evening
in their hall There We're present a num-
Der of prominent commanders past COM
manders, department president of the
Woman's Relief Corps. notable comrades,
their wives and friends.
Representative and Mrs. John B. Pc
terson of Indiana announce the engage
ment of their daughter Ina Bell and
Theodore J. Bolster of Mississippi. The
wedding will occur in September.
Mrs. Williams, widow of Col. Charles
F. Williams, L. S. NJ. c.. who has spent
the winter at 1916 Vermont avenue. has
gone to visit friends in West Chester, Pa.
Her address will be care Capt. Emerson
Griffith, U. S. A, 49, West Chester, Pa.
Washingtonians present at the wedding
of Miss Florence Easton and Lieut. Clar-
ence Bradburn. U. S. A, at Arcola, n. j.,
Saturday afternoon. We're Mrs Aaron
Johns, Mrs. o. B. Stout, Miss Helen Stout
and Mrs. Earl Goodwin, sister of the bride.
Lieut. Bradburn is member of this
wears graduating class at the United
States Military Academy. West Point. N.
Y The ceremony was of military char
acter as several of the grooms class
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