Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-28

Lindsey. ]. Dodge. G. Wright. Jimmy
Sullivan. r. Schwerin, p. Bergh, Clarence
Long. Cotton Bond. Harry Swagart, Har-
~ Woolf. Harry Watts. l. Allwine. A.
Holmes. T. Martin, Bill Glover. Hugh
OFT. Ralph Chase. r. Belts. J. Brown. J.
Noneiff. A. Barbour. 3. Harvey. L. Con-
nor. W. Wright and Lieut.. De Witt Ec-
cleston.
The chaperons We're Mrs. NJ * Saun-
ders and Mrs. {. A. Rowley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jay Staley have
closed their apartment at the kenesaw
and are now living at Congress Hall
Hotel
Mrs Adam p. Ruth entertained Satur-
day afternoon in honor of her daughter
Dorothy's fourth birthday. Music, games
and dancing We're enjoyed. First prizes
We're won by Harriet Jones. Florence
prizes by Ruth Baxter. Ruth Barnhart
and Paul Smith. Miss Dorothy received
many beautiful gifts. Those present
were Misses Ruth Baxter. Ruth Barn
Dorothy Beall. Bernice Kirkley, Florence
and Rosallen Jarvis, Pearl Annette
Jones, Miriam Mossburg. Margaret Smith.
Margaret Jones. Elaine Stevens. Harriet
and Pauline Slime. Catherine and Dorothy
Ruth Masters, Paul Smith. Donald Jones
and James Beall, Mrs G. Barnhart, Mrs
D. Baxter. Mrs. p. Brettner. Mrs. L. I.
Beall, Mrs. Kirkley. Mrs. NJ Jarvis Mrs
ron Jones' Mrs. c. Smith. Mrs. Rhesa
Jone, Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Johnston.
Mrs John Frank Tiller went to Annap-
oils Saturday to attend the wedding Of
her cousin Miss Helen Thompson, daugh-
ter of DR.. Frank Thompson, and Lieut.
r. 4. Frellsen, Z. s. \.
Mrs. A. S. Bernstein and children Of
New York are visiting her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. S. Rosenthel, 1872 9th street
northwest.
Maj and Mrs Hoxie entertained the
Washington Auxiliary Of the National
Indian Association Wednesday, April D.
at their residence on Farragut square,
After a social hour, at which refresh
ments were served a musical program
followed. Mrs. A. D. Melvin sang From
the Land of the Sky-Blue Water" Mr.
OHara. who is going to teach the Nav
ajos music, sang one CT his own compo-
sitions. and Mrs. Hoxie sang her own
composition.
Mr.. r. H. Abbott spoke upon work for
the associations and upon health of
Indians. The meeting was Well attended
Mr.. J. E. Lefevre. charge d affaires Of
the Republic Of Panama and special dele
Sdlt u LIS COulilI. 10 Lie lOuTlD Amer
lean Peace Congress, at ST. Louis leaves
today for that city.
Mrs. Frankline L. Hughes of Conduit
road left today for New York and Hart
ford, Conn.
l. Mr.. and Mrs. William Leonard Thurber
are now located In their new home, S1I2
South Dakota avenue northeast. Wood
ridge, and will be pleased to see their
friends STnyoSdaCc
Mrs. Samuel c. Todd, wife Of the ex-
ecutive controller of Pennsylvania, and
Mrs. Thomas Wetherell OF Michigan are
guests of DIR. and Mrs. John A. Waiting
of the Mendoza.
During the visit of Miss Sadie Morton
and Louise Tuition of Gainesville, Ga,
in this, city they were entertained at an
"at home by Mrs. Franklin T. Howe
and daughters, and treated to am in
formal musical program by Louis Potter
jr., and Norman DAILY, pianists. and Rob-
ert c. Stearns vfolinist. Miss Morton and
Miss Tuition were on their way to Bos-
ton, and will return to the south by wa
ter from that city.
An interesting coincidence anent the
Rodgers-Meyer wedding Saturday is, the
fact that the house now occupied by the
former Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
Meyer was built and first occupied by
]. Donald Cameron. grandfather of Lieut..
Rodgers, then senator from PennSylva-
mia. Its construction was fastened in
every way possible for the occupancy Of
the senator's family. that the marriage
Of the parents Of Saturdays bridegroom,
Col. and Mrs. Alexander Rodgers, the
latter formerly Miss Virginia Cameron,
should be the first family festivity within
its walls. To have the son of that couple
take a bride nearly three decades later
from the same house. which has long
since belonged to another family, and
which has had several other tenants
prominent in the official and social world
Of the capital in that period. is some
thing unusual in the history of homes at
the capital.
Mr. and Mrs Edward T. Stotesbury. who
arrived here Saturday in time to attend
the Rodgers-Meyer wedding and were
guests at the Brazilian embassy dinner
week at the former home of Mrs. Stotes-
bury, where her son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks, have spent the
spring season.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hays Hammond
entertained at dinner last night for the
Russian ambassador and Nine. Bakhme-
teff
Miss Ruth Larner of this city is the
guest of Miss Margaret e. Keeling Of
Wayne and Harvey streets, Germantown,
Pa.
Twice in one day the hydro-aeroplane
altitude record was broken at Annapolis
Lieut. Bellenger of the Marine Corps as
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