Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-15
SOCIAL MATTERS.

dinner tonight.
This afternoon and tonight are rather busy
In = social vay
Miss Jones daughter OF Senator Jones Of Ar
kansas. will give a tea to young people to meet
some Young Lady friends Of hers
Mr. James II Hopkins win give a dinner
party IN honor Of Justice Shiras.
There are tso evening parties-Comm odoro
and Mrs. Msyo's Wedding reception at their
residence, u Iowa Circle. and Mrs Calderon
CaTiisls's at hons" at 80, 1922 street.
Mr.. :. ). Carroll Ir.. son Of Gen s. 8. Car
roll gave a dancing party last night Al his
fathers home At Tskoma PARK aud . large
company enjoyed their hospitality. Among
them Mr. aud Mrs. George Smith. Mr. aud
Ir.. John BsAls, Dir. and Mrs, William Holt,
DIR. snd Mrs Darling Mr.. and Mrs Alvey, Mr..
lngrahAm, Slater, Smith and Stanford aud
Msssrs Ford, Brown. Nicholson, Stalny, Cady
and Slater.
At last the GaInmell- Herbert wedding Is
thing of the past Newport and New York
society we're stirred to then depths yesteI day
BY the ceremony which united Miss Helen
Louise Gammen. the hsiress Of millions, to Mr..
Arthur Herbert, formerly Of the British lega-
tiou In this city and now secretary of legation
al Copenhagen The event took place at St
NAry'- Catholic Church. the paste DIR. Grnce,
being assisted by six other priests The brides
saiin dress had high pulled sleeves and long
trRin. A necklace Of three strands of pearls
tho groon's gift, was worn, and her veil
fastened with half tira OF diamond roses, her
mothers gift The four bridesmaids wore
yellow silk dresses, hats with yellow
feathers and carried yellow roses Each
wore . souvenir from the bride, . wishbone On
gold bar set with diamonds The ushers
Nj Arthur Peel % the British legation, Mr.
John Nicho!as Brown Nh. =. Berkely Updike,
Mr. Charles Heiser and Mr.. Lauriston Hazard,
had pearl scarf pins presented to them by the
groom, Capt z. b. Herbert Of the English
seventeenth hnoers, inst back from India,
wher. he has been FOR eleven years, and with
all a., halo Of the Znlu about him,
bet wedding breakfast followed at
Mrs GAmmslls homs OF the Cuffs The boIss
Of Wedding cake had the English ard American.
flag and The Monogram Of the bride and groom
oL the covers The wedding presents, exClu-
sive % those given BY III, immediate family arc
estimated t. be worth 500, 900. The couple
viii sail for Europe Oh IA. neIt voyage Of the
TeutOnic and viii spend their hone, moon al
IlanNrtk Court Raglan, Monrnoutbshire, Eng
land
Juyenils feat are now tbs order Of tho
dAy. On. % the most prominent of the
Christmas tree PARTIES will be given OIL Christ
mae eve by little Miss Katherine Elkius 70 her
round % Young friends Lieut. and Mrs. II,
NJ q. Brown will have another on Christmas
morning For their baby daughter.
Mrs. Elkins i In New York for sshor, visit
Miss Bertha Huntoon. who has BEEN visiting
In chicago and Cleveland for several weeks
past, returned home last evening. She has
brought with her her old school friend. Miss
hate Jansen Of Quincy. Ill, who expects to
spend some weeks here
MIRA HemphiIl. wife of Representative Hemp
hill. NAV come Oh later in the winter for q
Wilt she Is now down south at her home.
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over n. cony slescence Of their daughter Mary
who has been dangerously i'll
Tho Right Rev. John j. Keane will address
the University Club on Saturday evening on
"kinship Between Philosophical and Scientific
Studies in Our Day"
The residenc. Of Mr.. and Mrs VIM. L. Will
son. Garrett Park, Nd, was the scene Of
pretty little gathering on Saturday last, the &C.
cs-ion being the fourth birthday of their daugh-
ter Leah. Among those present we're: The
Misses Helen and Anna Gregory Of Wichita
Kan. Marie Cooper OF Charlton Heights Md
cousins Of the little hostess, Louise, May and
lfil1a Baldwin. Ada and Ethel Craig Of wash
ingtou, D. C.. Helen Wilson OF Capital View,
Nellie and Ethel Irsylsr, Ruth Brown and Edna
solesn Of Garrett Park, Masters Lyman Cooper
Of Charlton Heights Arthur and Mills Trayler
Jesse and Clark StoddArd, Heinrich, Erich and
Paul Calm of the park.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Clear have returned from
their wedding trip and will be pleased to see
their friends at S3l Maple avenue, lie Drcit
Park
Yesterday morning Mr.. John G. Ne xrnan and
Miss Carrie Z. Cleevas were married at the
residence Of the brides parents, No. 422 TIL
street southeast The bride is the daughter Of
Nr. Arnold Cleeves OF the L. S. hvdrostatic
ofice and the groom holds n responsible posi-
tioE in the bureau of engraving and printing.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev. G. A.
Stakeley Of the First Baptist Church, after
which a wedding breakfast was served Those
present were the immediate relatives Of the
parties. The groom has built handsome res
idence in Holmead Manor. to which he will
take his bride upon their return from their
bridal tour 70 New York and the east.
Mrs. Foote. wife Of Capt Morris c. Foote of
the ninth infantry. is here with her baby boy
or visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy,
ga c street northwest
Judge and Mrs. James and their daughters
leave today for Thomasville, Ga. to spend the
winter months.
Tho parsonage Of St. Patrick's Church was
the scene of pretty wedding at $50 O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon-that of Mr.. Montgomery
T.. Danforth, son of Mr.. Roderick F. Danforth
OF Leroy, y. Y, and Miss Mamie Howe Pool,
daughter Of the late Senator John Pool of
North Cars DINA The ceremony was performed
BY Rev. J. 4. Walter, In the presence Of ouly
who Is blonde, wore Q stylish tailor made suit
Of brown cloth, with q close-httIng bonnet of
the same color. She carried = prayer book in
her hand Mr. and Mrs. Danforth left on a
later train FOR q short trip In the north. They
viii be at home to friends on Wednesdays of
Decembes. A number OF handsome presents
were received, several coming from a great dis
lance.
An enjoyable pink tea was given last even
ing BY the members Of the National Crescent
Club at the residence of Mr.. Chas. III. Burn
ham, 80 Grant place. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. II. Burnham, Mr. and
Mrs. +. J. fayn, Mrs. T.. Ham, Mrs. Hamilton
Z. Leach, Mrs. b. n. Scott, Misses Gertrude
Johnston. Grace Winslov, Julia Madeira,
Mamie Schmitt Nettie Becker, Virginia Col
linz Madge Bowie Henrietta Morrison, Helen
Bray. Blanche Wallace, Miss Kelley, Adrianne
Ezdorf and BABY Durham, Messrs. Decker
Leach. e. Durham, IT., holloway, Larner,
Lamb Becker, kohr, Z. Gould, j. Justice, E.
Durham, +. Justice. Barnard, Leidy. S,abler.
A OdJm, Madeira. Bergervin BischoH, Drs
kaufman, Gnryey and Pawn
A delightful masquerade surprise party was
given 70 Miss Mamie Parks and brother at their
residence IN Fast Washington last evening by
the Moss Rose Club. Dancing and games were
INDUCED 10 until the announcement of SUPPER
after which dancing was resumed until a late
hour. Some Of those present in costumes were:
Misses X Kinnif, Flower Girl" n Bolger.
"GiPsy Girl p. MeCan, Rustic Maiden
A. o Brien, Parry Queen NJ. Hatten, "Old
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