Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-29
Cairo Unit tc Give Dance.


The benefit dance Of the Cairo unit
of the Red Cross, which viii be given
In the ballroom of the Cairo on Thurs-
day evening, Ny 3, promises TO pc
great success. The following commit
tee of young ladies will assist: Miss
Grace Mahoney, Miss Edith Ogden,
Miss Kathleen Anderson. Miss Nancy
Mahoney Miss Mercedes Godoy, MISS
Emma Casey. Miss Anna Carlo, aiss
Mabel Small and Miss Annie Erle fou-
Mr. Scott c. Bone of Seattle, formerly
of Washington, is here Tor few days
and is stopping at the Willard.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ Eastwood an
nounce the marriage of their daughter'
Miss Alpha L. Eastwood. ana MI Eu-
ward G.. Beck.
The ceremony took place yesterday
afternoon at o'clock. at the rectory
of the Gurley Memorial church. the
Rev. Bernard Braskamp officiating
The bride wore talioreu sur ith "a
green and white check velour. with
white georgette crepe hat ana white
fox fur. Her bouquet was OF xioietsi
Miss Helen L. Rideout was the Ins .t
of honor and she wore a plue clotn
suit with a black hat and corsase
bouquet of pink roses.
Mr.. Charles +. Eastwood. orother OF
the bride acted as best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beck left Immediately
after the ceremony for a northern trip.
They will be at home after June l al
742 Newton street
Mr.. and Mrs Charles A. Evans an
nounce the marriage OF their eioes.
daughter Katherine Elvin. 10 MI.
Charles William Schafer. at 2:3o o'clock
Yesterday afternoon. at their home. ~
Florida avenue northwest only tne
Immediate relatives OF the Two ram
lilies were present at the ceremony.
After the ceremony Mr.. and MIS-.
Schafer left for Atlantic CITY Iney
will be at home after May 10 at the
Falkstone Courts.
Can't. Archibald H. Sunderland, Y. s
A and Mrs. Sunderland entertained
at dinner Saturday evening. April IL
al the Hotel Chamberlin. Old Point. In
compliment to their house guest, MISS
Marion Kutz of Washington. the daugh-
ter of Col. Charles l. kutz. U ;. A.. the
Engineer Commissioner of the Distric.;
The guests, who were seated at small
tables. were Capt. Lucian D. Booth. u
s. A, and Mrs. Booth, Lieut.. Henry a
wingate. U. s. A. and Mrs; Wingate'
Lieut.. Earl H. Metzger and Mrs Metz
ser, Miss Ann Ellicott OF Philadelphia,
Miss Moses of Washington. Miss Mary
Mckay of Newport. Leuts HOWARD
Thomas, Edward McMoreland. Kenneth
Purdie and William Harug, =. > A.
The Capital Chapter. D. A. r., of
which Mrs Catherine S. Maggie IS re-
gent. has completed arrangements LOT
the card party to be given for the BEN
eft of the Red Cross at the Raleigh
Hotel on Thursday. May 3. at CLOCK.
from Georgia for the Army of Ten
nessee Department. Sons of Veterans,
commanded by John ". Bale OF rome,
Miss Moore is a granddaughter OF the
late James Thomas Moore, commander
of the Sth Georgia Regiment and FOR
twenty years commander of the Rome
Camp of veterans.
Her attendants include charming
group of young women from the states
that make up the department. and are
Miss Mary Alice Brown of Gadsden.
Ala. and Miss Emelia Bird Burroughs
of Jacksonville. Fla. maids of honor;
Miss, chaperon; Mrs. Lille Gordon OF
Monroe, La. matron of honor. Little
Nancy Patterson Forrest OF biloxi.
Miss. a granddaughter of the late Gen.
Nathan b. Forrest. has been chosen
child Of the department.
Mrs. Richard weightman has taken
an apartment for the spring season at
the Albany.
Rear Admiral J. H. Upshur. L. S. n.
retired, and Mrs. Cpshur. VINO have
been i'll for some weeks past in their
apartments at the Parkwood, are now
much improved in health
Cant. Templin NJ Potts. L. S. n. re-
tired. Is making a short visit TO Wash
tngton, and while in the city is making
his headquarters at the Metropolitan
Club.
At the conclusion of his present stay
Capt Potts will return TO Newport to
rejoin Mrs. Potts.
Miss Clara Emory daughter of the
late Mai. Campbell Emory. L. S. A.. is
among the service people who have re-
Gently Joined the naval reserve. and is
now on duty at the Navy Department.
Mrs. E H Sirvent wife of the chan
cellor of the Argentine embassy. held a
reception Friday evening at Studio
Hall, when an illustrated lecture was
enjoyed by her friends and those in
terested in the study of Spanish and
the development of the countries of
South America
Miss Agnes f. Hurley of this city
left Wednesday for a visit to her sis
ter Mrs Faxon NJ Dean of HOLLYWOOD
Cal She will travel through southern
California and will make a short visit
10 her aunt. Mrs. Frank NJ. Couser of
the Sherman Institute Riverside Cal
Returning, she will visit the Yellow
stone Park, the Grand Canyon and
other points OF interest.
On Tuesday. April "a, Mr. and Mrs.
r..
Quiet manner the fftieth anniversary
OF their marriage at their residence,
$500 Newark street. Cleveland Park.
The enjoyment of the occasion was
heightened by the presence of their
daughters. Mrs Edwin G. Temple of
Chicaso, Ill. and Mrs. Orlando T. Fer
ry and her son, William Eaton Ferry
OF Brooklyn. y. Y, and many friends
from the G. A. r.. ID. A. r. and the
Society OF Mayf1ower Descendants, OF
which Mr. and Mrs. Faunce are mem
bers as well as many other friends and
neighbors TO offer their congratulations
and good wishes
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Goldsmith will be
at home to their friends at 1862 Mint
wood place Tuesday evening. May l.
TO bid them farewell before leaving for
New York where they will make their
future home.
Girls Give Patriotic Tea.
The Girls Friendly Society of St
Rarpabas, Chanel composed of girls ~