Evening star., 1915-03-02
Society


of the Sixty-third Congress and their
families.
Mrs William G. Brown jr.. formerly
Miss Izetta Jewel: gave a read,1g IRON
Mrs. Burleson's play, Dolly Madison
Mrs Horace Miner of Boston sang and
Miss Irma NJ Gibson gave an exhlbl-
tion of fancy dances.
Mrs Flora Dyer and Miss Gibson, as
sisted by members of the executive
committee received the guests. The
members of the executive committee
are: Mrs. Fred Young, Mrs. Ellzabeth
Y Trego Mrs. George dudley, Mrs.
Goodwin Ellsworth, Mrs. ~ j. LOCK-
wood. Mrs. Archibald Campbell. Mrs NJ.
f. Brennan and Mrs. Howwell Smith.
Permanent headquarters are now at
924 nth street northwest
A partial list of the patronesses IN
cIudes Mrs. Daniels, wife .of the Secre-
tarv of the Navy; Mrs. Gregory. wife
of the Attorney General. Mrs. Wicliffe
Rose Mrs. Philander p ClaXton, VIE
of the commissioner oil educauon' MIS-
Maude Howell Smith. Mrs. Fred Young,
Mrs William q. Browne. Mrs Arthur
4. Rupley. Mrs. Daniel G. Roper. Mrs.
Ella Knight. Mrs. Charles p, Granfield,
Mrs; George Tul1y Nv. naushhn' n;11;n osay MRS.
Mrs. Emma Shelton. Mrs. Ella Hoover
Thatcher, Miss Janet Richards. Mrs.
Goodwin Ellsworth. Mrs: NJ. g. Bren-
nan. Mrs. Adolf hann: Mrs N: cog
ward b. Dean. Mrs. +. ]. Lockwood.
Mrs, Elizabeth Yonge Trego. Mrs.
Louis F. Shoemaker and Mrs. George
f. Dudley.
Miss Elizabeth Reeside. daughter of
MIR. and Mrs Howard s. Reeslde, VINO
has been in New York since the holl-
days. returned last night for a tort
nights visit to her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry \. Clarke of Car
endon, Va. announce the engagement
oil
David Kelly of Washington. the we'd
ding to take place in September MT
Kelly is employed in the Department OF
Agriculture.
The Fifth Street Synagogue was the
scene of d beautiful wedding Sunday
afternoon, when Miss Lillian Levy, daugh,
ter of Mrs. Il. Levy OF Georgetown, ana
Mr.. Louis Yockelson were married py
Rabbi Silverstone, assisted by Rapoi
Lieberman. The pretty young pride wore
a handsome gown of white duchesse satin
with silver and pearl trimmings. and car
red a shower bouquet OF prloe roses
and lilies of the valley Her long court
train was caught here and there with
orange blossoms, and her tulle veil. Which
was cap fashion, was adorned WIN
the same. The maid of honor, Miss Mamie
Levy, her sister, looked charming IN
pink crepe meteor gown with Spansied
overdress She carried an armful OF pink
rosebuds MIR. Hyman Levy acted as best
man, and pretty little Florence LazroW,
cousin of the groom, was ring bearer.
The ushers were Nfessrs. Michael Huro-
witz, Arthur Sandy, Ellis Herman, Louis
Hurowitz, Julius Hurowitz, Samuel Eel
mard and Jack Cohen of Baltimore and
Benjamin Goldberg. Al Shefferman. Henry
Sachs, Louis Goldste!n and Harry Lleber-
man of this city. After the ceremony an
elaborate reception was held at Old
Masonic Temple where more than .oo
guests were present. At late hour Mr.
and Mrs Yockelson left for a honeymoon
TRIP through the northern states. The
brides travelling suit was OF tan gabar-
dine, with chic hat to match. After
March 20 the couple will be at home to
their friends at 2S11 NJ street northwest.
Miss Marcella Curran of Massachu
sets, who has been visiting her rela-
tives. Mr.. J. Curran and family. on Capt.
tol Hill. has returned to New York.