Evening star., 1916-04-09
Notes of Interest.

Mrs. Robert Carruthers Jefferds OF
Charleston. W. Va. will arrive Monday
for visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs George S. Cooper. 1919 Wyoming
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs William F. Dennis are
making short visit 10 Atlantic City.
Baroness Won KitteIer of Berlin has
at the Shoreham.
The Paint and Powder Club has
selected the title of the new play
which is to be presented at Polls
Theater. May l. for the benefit of the
Christ Child Society. Dear Dorothy"
sounds as attractive in advance as the
pretty. catchy songs will later. me
costumes are being prepared by well
known cover design artist
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Bonaparte were
among those lunching in the rose room
of the Shoreham Hotel yesterday
Maj. Gen. George Barnett. L. S: NJ c.
who has started on tour OF inspec-
tion through the south, was accom-
panied on the trip by Mrs. Barnett.
They will return to Washington IN
two weeks.
Among those lunching in the rose
room of the Shoreham yesterday were
Secretary Redfeld and Secretary Hous-
ton.
Mr.. Thomas Hinckley, who is on
leave. from his post at the embassy at
Madrid, is visiting his mother. Mrs.
Robert Hinckley, at her home on 18TH
street.
Miss Marie A Peary. daughter OF
Rear Admiral Peary. entertained az
Doris Drain, whose marriage to MI r
Edward Hay takes place April 20.
Following the luncheon. Miss Peary
left for Newport News. where she WI,
be the guest of the new aeronauticai
coast station for several days.
DIR. and Mrs. Henry Knowles. 1872
street northeast, were surprised by a
number of their friends Friday night.
it being the twenty fifth anniversary OF
their wedding. The Mothers Club and
the Woman's Missionary Society OF
ST. Paul Methodist Church planned the
surprise celebration, and a the hour ap-
pointed a company of sixty persons,
headed by Mrs. B. E. Bair and Mrs. S. b.
Harry, went in body to the Knowles
home to felicitate the bride and groom
of twenty-five years and present them
with some tokens of their esteem.
On behalf of the company assembled,
Rev. D. l.. Blakemore. the pastor OF st.
Paul Church. presented DR.. and MRS.
Knowles a tea set of Haviland china
and silver ladle. Refreshments. in
cluding a large brides cake. were
served. During the evening Mrs. Rob
ert- H. Bruce and Miss Thelma Briggs
recited and Mr.. Sidney Knowles rem
dered a mandolin solo.
The guests present were. Rev. and
n D1ol n k.
worth. Mrs. Roy H. Wiseman. Mrs. w
Carl Wyatt, Mrs. A. S. Hoge. Mrs. S. B
Harry. Mrs. B. E. Bair, Mrs. F. Briggs
Mrs. H. c. Rollins, Mrs. J. c. Armen-
trout. Mrs. Charles Fownes Thomas
Mrs. Mary Hoge Bruce. Mrs: Emma
Burruss Bruce, Mrs. Richard Oscar
Mullikin. Mrs. d. A. Taylor. Mrs. p. r
Armentrout, Mrs. B. F. Mark, Mrs B. A
Coe. Mrs. J. w. Gillian. Mrs. r. c. Smith
Mrs. c. e. Yeatman. Mrs. 8. NJ. McNett
Fisher. Mrs. A. P. Hines. Mrs. G: w
Laird. Mrs. c. E. McCleery. Mrs. J. NJ
Hoge, Mrs. Maude Latham, Mrs. S. H
Meyer. Mr.. g. B. Bruce, Mr.. S. NJ. Nc
Nett. Miss Edna v. Ashford, Mrs. Thorn
as G. Anderson, Mrs. Dunbar H. John
son. Mrs. L. NJ. Stewart. Mrs. e. A. Kill
mon. Mrs. Richard L. S. Halpenny, Mr.
]. D. Ashford, Miss Clara Thompson
Mrs. E. c. Bodwell, Mr.. D. H. Johnson
Mrs. G. E. Waesche. Mrs. H: c. Wilson
Mrs. w. E. Hall, Mrs. Jennie Wright
Mrs. D. Benson Hayes. Mrs. Althea X
Ault. Mrs. Emma G. France, Mrs. Mary
B. Howell. Mrs. M. H. Hess, Miss Thel.
ma Briggs. DR.. Donald P. Ault, Mrs. NJ
German. Miss Margaret Morton
Knowles. Mr.. Sidney Knowles, Miss
Eliza Grace Jeffries.
Mrs. ]. H. Michaelfs of the Woodley
apartment. who recently returned from
a three-week visit to New York, has
as her guest her daughter, Miss Adele
Levy.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Strasburger of
the Kenesaw leave today for New