Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-30
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
An Entertainment Way Down in Texas of
Interest Here.
The Dinners md Other Hospitaiities
of Thanksgiving Day-Per-
sOnal Notes.

= or sam houston, 1eSaS. 1T was a 1nuSl-
Gale in honor Of Mrs. Hofr of New York
city. Their quarters were decked with
palms and ferns and quantities of roses
gathered from the garden. The interior as
we'll as the exterior surroundings suggest
cd the tropics. A salad of shrimp caught
only two days before in the Gulf Of Mex
leo was one Of the dishes set before the
guests.
Col. and Miss de Vecchi had the pleasure
of entertaining at their Thanksgiving din
ner Monsignor Satolli Monsignor Sbaretti
and DR.. Papi.
secretary and Mrs. Carlisle entertained at
their Thanksgiving dinner the Postmaster
Gene raj and Mrs. Bissell and Mr. and Mrs.
Thurber.
The Misses Sanford and Mrs. Charles NJ.
Forrest entertained large gathering of
their Washington and Baltimore friends
on Thanksgiving eve. Among those pres
ent were the Misses Church, Harr, Yoder,
Graham, Daily, Sanford, Eney and Ahl-
seger Of Baltimore and Messrs Riordan,
Skinner. Fletcher. Hansford, Upton, Trail,
Church and Forrest
Mrs. s. p. Moore of Staten Island is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Van Vliet.
Ex-senator and Mrs. Henderson gave a
dinner last night, and their guests included
the Secretary of State and Mrs. Gresham,
Senator and Mrs. Mcpherson, Miss Nc
Pherson, Ambassador and Mrs. Patenotre,
Count Revertlow, Col. and Mrs. Winthrop,
Mrs and Miss Deering. Baron Won Flotow
and Mr.. j. b. Henderson, jr. The table
decorations were in pink, and were eX-
tremely pretty.
Miss Maud Louise Bradley, daughter of
Mr.. John r. Bradley, and Mr.. William II.
Dikeman were married last night by Rev.
A. +. Anderson at Grace Baptist Church.
The church was tastefully decorated. The
ushers were Messrs. w. b. Speare, w. ID.
Burch and J. T.. Bradley. The best man
was Mr.. Almus Speare. The bride wore a
becoming gown of tan and blue cloth. with
hat to match and carried a bunch of roses.
Among those present were Mr.. John II.
Bradley, Mr.. F. NJ. Bradley and wife, Mr..
A. j. Bradley, Mr.. Henry Bradley, Miss
Bradley, Mrs. H. X. Dikeman, Mrs. w. S.
Conway, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas NJ. Harvey,
Mr.. William Gettinger, Mr.. Henry Hazard
and family. Mr.. Robert Hazard, DR.. A.
Helton and wife, DR.. David Hazard and
family, Miss Eva Hazard. Mr.. Frank
Speare and family, Mr.. w. c. Weeden and
family, Miss Stromberger, Miss Hunt, Mr..
Arthur Steward and family d. T. c. Smith
and family. A reception followed the cere-
mony at the brides home. The couple will
make their home at IL It'll street north
east.
Mr.. and Mrs. M Siegel of New York will be
pleased to see teir friends on Sunday, after
o'clock, at the residence of their daugh-
ter. Mrs. j. Sondheim, 500 9TH street south
west.
dance was given at the home Of Miss
Stephenson, 1919 18th street last evening.
Among those present We're the Misses
Long, Almy. Sigsby, Pendleton, Tilford,
Happier, Deering. Nelson, Gardner. Miss
Mary and Florence Radcliff, Ridgeway
and the Misses Martin, and Messrs. Nc
Kinney, Harrison, Mccormick, Campbell,
McCauly, Broun, Mcdonald, Tilford. Hew-
EFT, Taliafero, Stephenson, Leet and Pen
dleton and DR.. Lewis.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Thomas and Miss Thorn
as have cards out for Monday, December
10, to Z, at 800 Farragut square.
Mr. Thomas Bradshaw and Miss Estella
Phillips were married at st. Dominic's
Church on Wednesday evening. Mr.. A. J.
Hunter was best man. A reception fol-
lowed at the residence of Mr.. Bradshaw,
4:S / street southwest. The bridal toilet
was of white silk and MORE. and tulle
veil and orange blossoms. Rev. Father
Spencer performed the marriage ceremony
Miss Maud Goldsmith of Charleston, S.
c., is visiting her sister, Mrs H. H. ia
cobs, $40 9th street northwest, where she
will be pleased to sec her friends Sunday
evening.
Miss Mamie Harvey of Prince Georges
county, Nd, is spending the winter with
her cousin. Mrs James Doyle, 1921 9th
street northwest.
Mira. Theodore d. Wilson left the city
yesterday to attend the funeral of her sis
ter, the late Mrs. L. II. Parkhurst of Ham,
monitor, Atlantic county, n. j.
The Ericus Club held their first masque-
rade Of the season On Thanksgiving eve.
Their hall was filled to its utmost capacity.
A prize was awarded for the most original
characters, and Miss Hahn and Mr.. Ker-
shaw were fortunate in receiving them.
Miss Annie Foster of Westerly, r. l.,
en- route to Florida for the winter. is a
guest Of Miss Gertrude A. MacNulty, No.
917 North Carolina avenue southeast.
A surprise party was given to Mrs. w.
i1ov
street northwest. last evening. in honor of
her birthday. Games of various kinds
were enjoyed. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Collins, Mrs. w. Jones
and the Misses Jones, Mr.. H. Collins, Mr..
NARROW, Mrs. Hoskins, the Misses Belle
and Lillian Collins, j. Seal, Mount Pleas
ant. Nd and Mr.. J. and c. Collins Of
Mount Pleasant.
A pleasant surprise party was given to
Mr. Charles Chambers, at his residence,
3O5 18th street, last evening.
An enjoyable surprise party was given to
Prof VIM. Mcleod at the residence of his
sister, 14l1 Sd street northwest, last even
ing. Dancing, music and games were the
features Of the evening. Among those pres
ent were the Misses Miller, Barbara
Beuchert, Misses Mollie and Minnie keyes,
Annie Hoge, Louise Farmeyer, Katie Finn.
Annie Muller. Ada Sweetmar. Mamie KING
the Messrs. w. Grady, d. Foley, F. Prinz-
horn, VIM. Finn, ]. Oliver, F. Markward,
NJ Palmer Norman and r. Mcleod and Mr..
and Mrs. Frain.
The "Comus Club" was entertained on
Tuesday evening last by Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
H. Hazard, at the Auburn. Progressive
euchre was the principal feature of the
evening. The following prizes were presented
to the successful contestants: Ladies QirsO,
handsome lace handkerchief to Mrs. Geo.
Gibson; (second) unique bon-bon dish, Mrs.
j. H. Kaiser Gentlemen's firsp. fine
bronze japanese pen tray, Mr.. VIM. II.
Hazard; (second) silver-mounted shoe horn.
]. Henry Kaiser. musical and literary
program followed in which Mrs. Hazard,
Miss Flora Gibson, Mr.. ]. II. Kaiser, Mr..
w. H. Conley, Mrs. Dodson. Mrs. Ii. Clay
Browning and Miss Bertha Gibson took
part.
Mgr. SatOlli at St. AuEustine's.
Monsignor Satolli attended ST. Angus
tines fair last night and after a musical
program had been rendered assembled the
platform and made the following remarks,
which were afterward interpreted by Father
Dougherty, one of the assistants of the