Evening star., 1915-04-09

John Paul Earnest, Mrs. r. Percy Myers.
Mrs. +, Francis Riggs. Miss =. 6. SaNt"n,
Mrs. Charles II. Stockton and Miss Jane
Wilkes Of st. Johns Church. this city
Mrs. John G. Boyd, Miss +. Bryan, Mrs
William G. t;orgas, Mrs. \. +. a. King,
Mrs. Emerson II. Liscun, Mrs. F. )
Ryan, Mrs Robert Stead and Mrs. {. Y.
Wheeler, of the Church of the Epiphany;
Mrs william NJ Dove and Mrs. J, S.
Moody. of ST. Michael and Ayy Angels
Church, and Mrs. L. B. Powell of the
Chapel of the Nativity.
Surgeon Allan Stuart, I. S. Navy, is
at the E.bbitt. He arrived in the city
yesterday morning.
Senator Ollie James of Kentucky has
taken up his residence at the Shoreham.
where he will remain until he joins Mrs.
James at their home in Marion, Ky.
Mr.. and Nine. Enrique Cueves of Chile
arrived in Washington yesterday and
while here will be at the Shoreham.
Mrs. Minnie Isemann and her brother
Mr. Henry Xander have given up their
house at 1880 Belmont road and have
taken two apartments at Wardmah
Courts South. 1920 Clifton street, where
they will be pleased to see their friends
after April 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Pannill Ficlilen
will give a reception tonight at their
home. 1929 Biltmore street. from 8 80 un-
til H. They will he assisted by Mrs
Frederick Sawyer Hardesty and Mrs. Cal
houn, wife of Prof. Calhoun. L. S. n. Miss
Daviette c. F'icklen. who is attending the
Mary Baldwin Seminary at Staunton. Va,
is home for the Easter holidays, and Will
have with her on this occasion her school
friends. Miss Eustacia Hardesty, Miss
Rosalind Caldwell, Miss Mary Stuart
Winter, Miss Ellen Gordon, Miss katha-
rine Simmons, Miss Olive Kline and Miss
Siep of West Virginia.
The sixth of a series of popular dances
being given under the auspices of the Sun
day school of All Souls Church will be
held Saturday evening. April 10. at the
Holton Arms School gymnasium, 1142
Church street. The committee in charge
| of these dances is Mrs. Fenton Fadely.
! Mrs. A. W. Spanhoofd. Mrs. Louis A. Si-
mon and Mrs. Benjamin +. Smith. Some
of the patronessrs are Mrs. +. A. Holton,
Mrs. William Kent, Mrs. Charles Ely,
Mrs. Lily A. Foster. Mrs. Hasselmann,
Miss Margaret Salter and Mrs. Mitchell.
Mrs. James Robertson, Mrs. Clifton Rich
ards and Mrs Fred Ransome will act as
hostesses.
| Miss Hickman and Miss Louise Hick-
man OF New jersey avenue are spending
| the Easter holidays at !ilendaie. their
and have with them as guests Miss Me
Nalley and Miss Ida Lynne of Capitol
| Hill.
| Mr. and Mrs Wade r. Ellis have gone
! to New York for the week end.
Mr.. Jack Greenberg of 1st street north
west left for Palm Beach this week. where
| he will visit friends and relatives for an
indefinite period
| Miss Anna Grace of Utica. y. Y, is
!, visiting her cousin. Mrs. Charles j.
| Rogers of 3579 18th street northwest.
son, Mrs W. G.. Miller and Miss IGffie
Miller are at the New England Hotel,
Atlantic City, for short stay. They
VIII return about the 18th.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Mac
, Mutt and Mr. Henry Adams of London,
England took place last Monday a st.
Margarets Church. in the presence OF
"A small company of intimate friends,
the Rev. Herbert Scott Smith ofiiciat-
ing
Mrs. Deborah H;.lsey Turnbull was
| married to Mr.. Harlan q. Scott. banker.
of Wilmington Del, by the Rev. l.. Nor
gan Chambers, in the apartment of her
parents. Capt and Mrs w. F. Halsey,
ut the Marlborough. at 80 pm. April
| A wedding breakfast followed the cere-
mOny, tnOSe present DtiHs anu NlTS
| William Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Scott,
Mr. Andrew Gray Of Wilmington. Mrs.
| Gladys Goodrich Belknap of Philadelphia
and Lieut. and Mrs. W. +. Halsey. jr., OF
| Norfolk. Mr.. and Mrs. Scott left on the
afternoon train for Hot Springs, Va.
Mr. and Mrs Charles H. Dana of New
York, and daughter, Miss Olga Dana, ar
rived in Washington after spending the
winter south, and are stopping at the
Hotel powhatan.
| Among those lunching at the New Will
| lard yesterday were the Secretary of
Commerce. Mr.. Redfield; the secretary
i to the President Mr.. Tumuty; Mrs
James R. Mann. Judge and Mrs. c. c.
\ McChord. Miss Julia Maths, Mrs. George
Mrs. James Stokes, Mr. and Mrs. c. H.
Sanford. Representative and Mrs Thomas
| B. Dunn, Miss Francis Dunn, who en-
tertained a party of four.
| Messrs. Myer and Solomon Abelson have
| returned to Altoona, Pa, after spending
| the Easter holidays with their relatives
Mr. and Mrs Charles Lewis of 1897 9th
street northwest.
| Miss Mattinsly announced that the fol-
flowing names have been added to the
young ladies' committee for the Dixie
ball: Miss Marie Adams. Miss Lillian
Birney, Mrs. Thomas Forney. Miss Edith
| Oracle, Miss Goldsmith. Miss Lillian
| lHendrick. Miss Helen I<irnmell Mrs Don
aid MacGrcgor and Miss Ruth Wilson:
|
John A. c. Keith, commemorative at
torney Of Fauquier county. died at War
| rentnn, Va. He leaves a widow, three
sons and one laughter