Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-14
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| | has been interested IN all ms WIZ ~
and was ten years president of the
diocesan convention of the Daughters
of the King. She was the founder OF
the Episcopal Home for Children. She
was also the founder Of the Junior
Daughters of the King, which has
spread throughout the country and to
Canada Sixteen of the original MEM
bers. almost all of whom are now
wives and mothers, presented to Mrs.
Davenport gilt frame with their
names engrossed and SIG in gold.
as token of their love and ap-
probation. She is also member
of the Council of the Daughters of
the King, the body that governs the
| whole order, and has been a member
ever since the organization of the
Daughters.
Miss Anna L. Rose. who has been
a student at the Young Women
Christian Association National Train
ing School in New York city for the
summer. has returned to Washington
and taken up her work as director OF
the educational department of the
Young Women's Christian Association
A very small and simply arranged
wedding. but of exceeding interest
took place on Saturday afternoon,
September 6, at o'clock. The bride
being Miss Emma L. Conner. daugh-
t. of Mr. ard Mis-. James T. Conner,
and the bridegroom Mr.. S. Webster
Adams.
The ceremony took place at the
Church of the Advent. I'd and Y
Mott officiating.
The bride wore a charming after
noon gown of darl, blue satin and a
picture hat 70 match and carried a
OF honor. the brides sister, Miss Mar
Earet Conner. wore = li~ht blue silk
dress and hat to match and carried
pink roses. Mr.. Broadus Rosson acted
as best man. Only small FANNY
Imin tiiatciy after the &c. amony the
couple left on wedding trip to New
lnri< ard Atlantic City, and VIII also
visit the conclave of the knights
Templar. Mr.. and Mrs. Adams will
be at home after October l at eos
r street northwest.
Mr. and Mrs David Goldsmith of
l141 INLAND terrace northeast will be
at home to their friends this evening
from / TO Il O'Clock TO celebrate Their
itwenty-ifth wedding anniversary;
Mrs. Joseph Lewis of Columbus:
Neb., is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Goldsmith.
Miss Helen MacWilliams and Miss
Edna Strudley were the honor guests of
Mrs. Kathryn Baker and Miss Shutters
lat tea given Saturday at the Shore
ham. Miss MacWillams leaves the first
of the week for an indefinite visit in
California Sailing from New York Sep
TENDER II on the steamer Coma, she
will stop at Tampa, New Orleans and
Galveston for short visits en- route.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B., Dalton announce
the marriage of their daughter, Marcia
f. Trouland. to Mr.. Worth Bagley Fol-
ger of " washington. August Is.
Miss Vesta NJ. Little. who has been
for ten months doing Y. w. c. A. host
ess house work in St. Etenne and Loire,
France, has returned to Washington.
She saw much of the fiercest fighting
and had many wonderful experiences.
She comes to Washington to become
secretary of the first branch of the local
Y. w. c. A. Association at GA E street
northwest.
The marriage of Miss Elsie Eleanor
Frisbie, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward r. Frisbie of 1914 G street south
east, to Mr. George Murdoch Fisher vii!
take place early in October.
| "A "get-together party" will be
given by the Signal Corps. training
camp activities and the committee on
special training, under the direction
of Miss Jessica Harvey, at the BIG
Triangle Hut tomorrow evening.
! Mr.. and Mrs 1. N. F1uckey anG
their children of 1901 East Capitc
street are spending ten days at oceaI
City, Md.
Miss Mildred Pines, who has beer
| snendine the past several weeks with
friends in Baltimore, has returned to
her home.
Mr.. and Mrs viii c. stierlin have
returned from a three-week visit a
Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Donaldson ar
ranged a birthday party at their resi-
dence. 70S 7th street northeast, Tues
day. September 2, in honor of the
nineteenth birthday anniversary OF
their daughter, Mrs. c. H Clear.
bride of three months: The entire
house was decorated in red. white
the features of the evening. Besides
Mr.. and Mrs. Donaldson there were
present Mrs E. NJ. Farmer and fam
lily, Mrs NJ J. Deery. Mrs, Douglas
Spencer and family Mr.: ana mrs; 81, "A.
ton Lawson. Mr.. Edgar Marshall. Mr..
Harry Mcdonald, Mr.. Jessie Chalet.
jr.. Mr.. William Crown. jr.: Mr.. En-
nett Woods, Mr.. Raymond Deery, Mr..
Norman Hodgkins, Mr.: arthur Ros-
win Donaldson, Miss Helen M. Deery.
Miss Louise Donaldson. Miss Marian
donaldson, Miss Julia Lipscomb. Miss
Julia Hogan. Miss Catherine Connors,
Miss Bernadine and Miss Laura NC
Cam. Miss Marian Hook, Miss Anna
Wetzelberger, Miss Dorothy Clear,
Miss Helen Urbanski. Miss Hobbs,
Miss Lena Nassella, Miss Ruth and
Miss Ada Donaldson and Mr.. and Mrs.
G. H. Clear.
Mrs Beauchamp left Washington
Friday for a trip to Philadelphia. At
jlantic City and New York. On her
return in two weeks she will live at
t2SO7 14th street northwest.
Mrs. M. w. Alexander of New York,
accompanied by her daughter Aud
l1ey. is visiting her sister, Mrs lsa-
]dore Freund, at her home in Woodside.
Silver Spring, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Marks Of 1902
Fairmont street have as their guest
Mrs. Charles Herold of Chicago, ILL.,
the sister of Mr.. Marks.
Mr.. and Mrs A. H. Strasburger and
their daughter have returned from
Braddock Heights. Md. after spend
ing several weeks at the hotel there.
Miss Hildreth strasburger is Wis
liting her aunt, Mrs. Jules Heymen, at
Augusta, Ga. for several weeks.