Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-27

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E. BARBER.
j., Lester Brooks.
sign Ralph Q. Davis L. S. NJ has been
announced.
Ensign Davis was graduated from the
Naval Academy last year, being pres
ident of the class, and is now attached
to the L. S. S. New Jersey. Miss CreSap
has two brothers in the navy, Lieut.
Logan Cresap and Ensign James Med.
Cresap.
Mrs. William Dunlop Owens, wife of
Past Asst. Surgeon Owens. L. 5. n. has
taken an apartment at the Avondale,
where she will remain with her three
children during DIR. Owens tour of sea
duty. Mrs. Owens was formerly Miss
Elsie Seymour, daughter of the late
Commander Charles Seymour. L. S y.
DR.. Abram Simon has gone to Dur
ham. N. c., and will be away several
days.
DR.. and Mrs Albert F. A. King will
give a tea for their debutante daughter,
Miss Louise Freeman King. Novenf-
Der "a.
Mrs. William j. Cawthon. chairman of
the Federation of Women's Club COM
mittee on luncheon Friday. October so
will receive tickets and remittances up
to o'clock tomorrow.
Mai. O'Brien, the new military at
tache of the British embassy. has ar
rived. and with Mrs. OBrien is at the
Shoreham.
Mr.. Godfrey F. Ferris. until recently
registrar of Georgetown University,
will continue his duties of secretary to
the military attache. Mr.. Ferris is a
son of the Rev. Canon Ferris of York,
England, and a solicitor of the supreme
court of England
A surprise party was given to Mr..
Charles w. Marcy in honor of his
nineteenth birthday anniversary last
night at his home. in Ballston, Va.
The house was very beautifully deco
rated with flowers and flags. Dancing
was enjoyed. after which refreshments
were served. Those present were Miss
Brooke Martin, Mrs. c. w. Galleher
Miss Annie Skinner, Miss Dorothy Gal
leher. Miss Edna kerns, Mrs. FL. B.
Fields, Mrs. G. H. Rowell, Mrs. Mary
r. Skinner, Bryan s. Payne, George
Marcy. Mr.. and Mrs George f. Marcy,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Albert Veitch, Miss
frey. Miss Dora Swami. Mr.. T. w. Spen-
Ger, Mr.. Eugene Carter. Miss Lillian
Robertson. Mr.. Charles T. Rowell, Miss
Nellie NJ. Marcy. Miss Leona NJ. B.
Payne. Mr.. Paul D. Rowell, Miss Fran
ces Marcy. Miss Stella II. Payne. Mr..
Melville eVitch, Mr.. Alfred Fairbanks,
Mr.. Reveray Marcy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Grover E. Payne. Mrs Elizabeth Wells
and Miss Melissa T. Payne.
Mr. and Mrs Gibson Eabnastocl and
their daughter. Miss Margaret Fahnes-
took, of New York motored over Sun
day to Baltimore. where they were
guests for the day of Mrs. r. Snowden
Anita Tunstall Smith and Miss Marion
Tunstall Smith.
Capt. Roy Campbell Smith. L. s n,
and Mrs. Smith have returned after an
absence of several Years and have
taken a house on Jefferson place. Mrs.
Smith was formerly Miss Margaret
Sampson. daughter of the late Rear Ad-
miral Sampson.
Mrs. Charles O'Donnell Lee is expect
ed this week to be the guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nc
sister, Miss Mary McCauley. and Lieut..
Herbert s. Howard. November 3.
Miss Lena Hitchcock will entertain
whose marriage to Mr.. Laurence S.
Frazer of Nashville, Tenn. will take
place Thursday evening a st. Thomas
Church. Miss Margaret Tillman. Miss
Wadsworth of Detroit and Miss
Katherine Thesis of this city will as
sist Mrs. Elliott Woods, Mrs. Hacker
and Mrs. c. T. owen will also assist.
Capt. and Mrs. Isaac +. Emerson,
who have been spending the week. i'll
New York. have returned to Brook
landwood. their country estate in the
Green Spring valley, Nd. Mrs. Emer-
sons daughter. Mrs. Frances Huger
McAdoo has returned to this city. after
having Joined them for "a few days in
New York
A surprise party and barn dance was
rendered Miss Carrie Rogers last night
in Keely's mill. Twining City.
The mill was beautifully decorated
with flowers, ported plants and autumn
foliage. and the illumination of the
room was very pretty. Several
solos were rendered by Mr. T.. H.
Payne. The guests We're Misses Carrie
Rogers, Maud Rogers, Perlmie Rogers,
Henrietta Rogers. Louise rMeara. VIII
helmenia o'Meara HELM Marston.
Ella Wright, Blanche Wright. Edna
Rothery. Eva Rothery, Eioise osborne.
Ruth Ripley. c. Richardson. N. May,
Elfreda Payne. Gladys Roberts. l Cal
lahan. r. Callahan. Ethel Lewis. Bertha
Lewis Norah Cook, Josephine Thomp
son. Margaret Lewis NJ. Toner. Ada
Lillian Fay. Bertha Norton,
Adele Norton. Mary Walsh. Emma
Langley, Lowita Osborne. Alice Thomp-
son. G. A. Knott j. Mulvihill, Dorothy
Kelly. Mr.. and Mrs. McRae. Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis and Messrs. George Getner.
Louie Allwine. Harry OMeara. ROLAND
Mutt. Walter Prick. Frank Berries. T..
j. Berg. Raymond Norton. w Ander-
son. W. G. Feely, Anir.:w Crawford.
S. Anderson. John Barrett. F. II. Shcrt,
William Denekas. L. G. Bushon, r H.
Payne, A. J. Gill. L. Cashell Frank
Stuart. AL Hales. F. b. Morgan. d. l..
Thompson. T. NJ. Keely and frank
Kelly.
Miss Loretto C. Stegmaier and Mr..
John McGahan were married Saturday,
October "a. at Texas, Md. Miss Cath
crime Cahfll, cousin of the bride. and
Raymond L. Stagmaier. brother of the
bride, attended the couple. Rev. Maui
rice Cahill, the brides cousin, per-
formed the marriage ceremony.
A dispatch from Philadelphia says
that Mrs. Eloise Hughes Smith, sur
vivor of the Titanic disaster, and Rob- |
ert W. Daniel, president of the Robert |
w. Daniel banking house of that city |
and New York, were married August |
Is in New York city. Mr.. Daniel is also |
a Titanic survivor, and was pulled |
into the lifeboat containing Mrs. Smith |
and Mrs. John Jacob Aston as he was |
sinking.
He is a native of Richmond, Va. and |