Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-26
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Pleasing Events of the Past and
Future.
A Sunday Night at the Home of the
Attorney General - Per-
sOnal Notes.

The tel given on Saturday afternoon at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs s. H. Kauff-
mann brought together a large company
of the younger friends of the family, who
had the pleasure of meeting Miss Chris
TOPPER. who tomorrow night will become
Mrs. Victor Kaufman. and Miss Moore
of San Francisco. WHO is the guest of the
family for the winter. The attendants at
the wedding, with a few other friends,
made up the receiving party. The house
was decorated with roses and palms. Miss
Kaufman received the guests. presenting
them to Miss Christopher and Miss Moore.
At the tea table Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman,
Miss Mira Noyes and Miss Johnston did
the honors. Mr.. Victor Kaufman gave a
large thsater party On Saturday night for
the entire bridal party. including the ush-
ers. who are his guests.
The debutantes are beginning to be heard
from in the way of invitations. The dates
are arranged for at least eight of these
pleasing events. Cards have found their
way here, too, from New York announc-
ing the debut of Miss Alice Wflmerding,
daughter of Mrs. Ferdinand Wilmerding,
and granddaughter of eX-Secretary Tracy,
Cn December ).
Miss Mary Sherman and Mr.. James Nc
Callum will be married Wednesday, De-
cember II, at the residence of Senator and
Mrs. Sherman. Dr. McKim will perform
the ceremony. Miss Cecilia Miles and Miss
Rosa Hoyt will be the brides attendants
and Mr.. Lee Phillips will be best man. The
couple will go to housekeeping after they
return from heir wedding trip.
The marriage of Miss Hattie Elizabeth
Pelton to Mr.. William Houston Kerr will
take place at Foundry NJ. e. Church on
Wednesday,, at 1870 pm. The bridal party
was entertained by Mrs. Mary +. Crist at
a dinner on Saturday evening. Covers
were laid for eight, the party consisting of
the prospective bride and groom, the ush-
ers, Messrs. G. E. Tyler. II. o. Hine. c. NJ
Stoy and Raymond +. Crist, and Mrs. l.. A.
Calder of Chicago, who assisted Mrs. Crist
in entertaining. The decorations were in
pink-the brides favorite color. La France
roses combined with maidenhair ferns
formed a tasteful centerpiece, and the light
shone down through pink shades from
chandeliers handsomely draped in smilax.
English walnuts tied with ribbons, on
being opened, were found to contain
conundrums appropriate to the occasion.
Useful information and faithful warnings
We're conveyed to the young couple in this
delicate manner. The ushers received
boUtonniereS of pink chrysanthemums,
while the brides flowers consisted of bride
roses Prettily decorated name cards were
given each guest as souvenirs of the happy
occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j. Bell have issued
cards for tea for this afternoon to meet
49, anu WI .. Aloiup, the "cIl-hIlOWn Att
can travellers, who are spending few days
in the city.
Miss Ellen Mccartney Heinline and Mr.
Harry NJ. Reynolds will be married on
Wednesday evening at the residence of the
pride The best man will be Mr.. William
McClane Heinline and the maid of honor
Miss Nettie E. Harvey. The bride is the
granddaughter of Lieut. Chas. McClane of
the army.
The first meeting of the season of the
sophomores OF the Central High School
was held on Friday evening last at the
was adopted and other business transacted
Officers were elected as follows: Mr.
Townsend, president: Miss Clark, vice
president; Mr.. Mueden, secretary, and Miss
Pease, treasurer. Those present were
Misses Darby. Hall, Clark, Pease, Pratt
Moore and Burnes, and Messrs. Hoge
Walters, Cramer, Moore, Townsend and
Mueden.
Attorney General and Mrs. Olney enter
tanned at dinner last night Secretary
Smith, Miss jackson. the Japanese min
lister, Mr. kurino; Controller and Mrs.
Eckeis. Assistant Secretary and Mrs. Nc
Adco and Mr.. and Miss Whitney.
Mrs. John w. Foster. who has been quite
Ill for four or five days. is now much
better.
Friends gathered last night at the
First reformed Trinity Church to witness
the marriage of Miss Emma Louise aue
TO MIR. William Toense Rev. Gustav
Facius performed the ceremony, and the
ushers were Mr.. George Williams, Mr.
August Friedrich, Mr.. John O'Keefe and
Mr.. Michael O'Hanlan. Miss Amelia Fey
was maid of honor, and Mr.. August Aue
was best man. The bride was gowned in
white henrietta, trimmed with lace, and
carried white roses. Her attendant was
similarly attired. The bridal party were
handsomely entertained later by the brides
mother, Mrs. Henry Aue, at her residence,
1886 Ith street. The couple will reside at
l415 5th street.
Miss Lillian E. Huntington and Mr. Robt.
o. Otterback were quietly married last
Thursday at the residence of Rev. Saml.
Shute. Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Otterback will
be at home to their friends after December
5, at No. 511 A street southeast.
Mrs. Van Alstyne, son and daughter of
New York state are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Huyck.
Miss Lord and Miss Boone of Plainfield.
n. j., are also guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Huyck.
Col and Mrs. Walcott gave a musicale on
Saturday evening I'm honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Yrigoyen. The others present were Judge
and Mrs Thomas Paschal, Miss Mayo, Miss
Abbie Johnson, Mr.. Win johnson, Miss
Hayden, Mr.. Charles Miller, Mr.. Claude
dinst, jr, Mrs. G.. Bacon, Nine. Daley, Miss
Esputa, Miss Morgan, Mrs Heylmun, Mrs.
Beall, Miss Beall, Mr.. Kitchener, Mrs.
Body and MIR. Will Walcott.
DIR. F. Schuman LeclercQ OF Carlsbad was
in the city last week, the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stilson Hutchins.