Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-03

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q large cluster Of white sweet peas
Miss Elisabeth Ward. sister OF tho
bridegroom. was maid OF honor ana
wore q dainty white organdy gown
with large pink hat and carried pink
sweet peas.
Mr. Edward Murphy was best man.
A large party Of relatives and friends
witnessed the ceremony. and when MT
and Mrs. Ward left Washington this
afternoon the bride wore a becoming
felt hat Of the same shade.
After a week or ten days at Atlantic
City Mr. and Mrs. Ward will be with
the parents of the latter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Miller. at 511 Savannah street. Congress
Heights.
A surprise linen shower was given to
Miss Ella Bass at her residence by
friends on June 30. when she was the
recipient of many beautiful and useful
gifts.
Mrs. Mary s. West. 81 U street north
west. financial secretary to Ladies
Auxiliary to knights of st. John. No.
80. is in Detroit, Mich, attending the
convention Of the Supreme Ladies Aux
iliary to Knights of ST. John
Miss Ethel May johnson left Friday
for Winston-S Salem, N. C., where she.
with others, will be entertained at
house party given in their honor by
DR.. and Mrs. Wingate NJ. Johnson. Be-
fore leaving the city Miss Johnson was
ence w. Corby and a dinner party
given her by Mrs. Stanley Holland.
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Hutchinson of
1880 Minnesota avenue southeast left
Washington Saturday for a stay Of
several weeks in Atlantic City.
Mrs. C. stisbel of 2123 18th street
northwest has left for a six-week stay
at Atlantic City and is stopping at the
Breakers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch ]. Vann and lit
tie daughters Margaret Livingston and
Nancy Wells have returned to the city
parents, Judge and Mrs E. ]. Vann. and
other relatives and friends at Madison
and Greenville. Fla
Miss Cora Bagley. the cousin Of Mrs.
Josephus Daniels, who has been her
guest for the winter and spring. has
| returned to her home at Jackson, N. c.,
to remain until autumn.
Miss Helen Demonet spent the week
end with a house party of Miss Elise
Hepburn's in Philadelphia. Tomorrow
she will motor to Atlantic City,
where she will be the guest of Miss
Hepburn at her home in Ventnor for
several weeks.
Miss Margaret E. Read. daughter of
Lieut.. Col. George w. Read, T. S. A..
and Mrs. Read. will start in a few
days for Cambridge, Mass. where she
Will take up a course of study in lit
! erature at Harvard. Miss Read was
| one of the debutantes of last winter.
! DR.. Sarah Kendall of Seattle, Wash.
has been spending the past three weeks
as guest of DR.. Cora Smith King
| DR.. Tom Williams has returned from
| the west, where he has been for the
past three weeks.
| Miss Helen Fenton left Saturday TO,
| Atlantic City to be the guest of Miss
| Dorothy Thomas, who is entertaining
| house party at her home In Chelsea
! Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Evans have gone
| by boat to Norfolk and points nea,
| there to remain until Wednesday,
| Prof. William Eilers, superintendent,
of schools of Lavaca county, Tex, spent
| a few days with his relatives, DIR. ant
Mrs. William ]. r. Thomson of this
city. Prof. Eilers is on his way te
| New York city, where he will AXE ar
active part in the meetings of the Ma
| tional Educational Association.
Mrs. W. ]. Martin of 1915 Kansas ave.
nue. northwest is entertaining Miss
| Theresa Huban of New York, as house
| guest.