Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-11-19
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Luncheons Have Started the Seasons Hospi
talities.
Weddings Here nnd Elsewhere Of
Home Interest-PersOnal
Notes.

| hdHusoHle, iuncneon yesterday Her guests
were Mrs. Francis Cotton. Mrs. s. II.
| Kaufman, Mrs. A S. Worthington, Mrs.
| Sutherland, Mrs. ]. II. White. Mrs Bryan,
J Miss Isabel Sedgley, Miss Sedgley and Miss
| Seymour.
In Richmond yesterday at the brilliant
marriage of Miss May Mason Anderson
| and Mr.. Francis D. Williams Miss Grace
| Condit-Smith and Miss Emily Dunlap of
| this city were among the bridesmaids.
Their dresses were of pink chene and the
bodices of mousseline de sole over pink
| taffeta. Sashes of pink satin and bows of
| the same material were also worn, and
| each carried a handsome bouquet of bride
| roses
Miss Mary McComas, daughter Of Judge
| McComas, was one of a group of debut
antes who assisted yesterday at the COM
| ing-out tea of Miss Mary Gambrill. daugh-
| ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Cambria of
| Baltimore.
The marriage of Miss Virginia Parker
| of San Antonio, Tex, and Mr.. c. Philip
Laurenson of Baltimore county took place
| at st. Patrick's Church yesterday at high
neon. Rev. John Gioyd. pastor of the
| church. performed the ceremony, assisted
| by Rev. +. IL. Tarro of St. Paurs Church,
! Ellicott City, Md, and Rev. p. II. Len
| Afghan of St. Johns Church, Baltimore.
| Rev. DR.. j. d. Stafford was also in the
| sanctuary. The altar was prettily decorat-
| ed with palms and flowers. Miss Parker
| was formerly resident of Baltimore.
where she is well known and has many
| friends. Only immediate friends and rela-
| tives were present.
| At st. AloysiUs Church yesterday after
| noon the marriage of Miss Mary LOTUS
| and Mr.. Thomas Shields was solemniZed in
| me presence Of a large gathering of their
| friends. The ushers were MIR. William Belt,
| Mr.. III. Essex, Mr.. James Mangam, Mr.. J.
II. McGintin and Mr.. Wade Hampton Os-
| burn of Governors Island, n. Y. MIR. Ed
| ward Stedman Of Baltimore was best man.
| The bride wore a dark green cloth travel
| ing dress. Rev. Father Gillespie OBLIGATED.
| assisted by Fathers Dolan and OConnell.
| A reception and edding supper followed
| at the residence OF the brides parents. 10
| street. The couple went north last night
| for two weeks trip. They will go to
| housekeeping upon their return at GIG A
| street, where they will receive their friends
| after December 1.
| At st. Peters rectory yesterday Miss
| Pearl Maloy and Mr.. Eber b. Kessler of
| Denison, Ohio. were married by Rev. j. NJ
OBrien Miss Tillie F: Bergin was maid of
| honor and Mr.. James Maloy was best man.
| The couple will reside at benson. Ohio.
Mr.. and MIS-. Hampson. who were mar
| ried last week, are making a little visit to
| Chaplain and Mrs. David Wilson. before
proceeding to their home in the City of
| Mexico.
Mr.: and Mrs. VIM. r. Hunt have issued
| invitations for the marriage of their daugf-
| ter Hattie to Mr.. Ray T.. 'Middaugh, We'd
| nesday. November %. at o'clock, at Cor
from 100 to 10 at 11O5 Half street south
west The couple will be at home after
January 1 at 80 Florida avenue.
Miss Sophia Earnestine Huth daughter
of Mrs. F. G. Huth and Mr.. Henry w
| Weber were married last right at the rasi-
| dence- of the brides mother, 80 ID street
| southwest, DIR. j. G. Butler officia ting The
house was decked with ferns and palms
| and white chrysanthemums Miss Agnes
| Sauter was maid of honor, and wore pale
blue silk and carried pink chrysant he
! NUNS. The brides gown was of white
taneta. and she carried white chrysanthe-
NUNS. Miss Elizabeth Lerch, niece OF the
| bride, rendered the wedding march, Mr.
| George Lang was best man. After the GER
| emohy supper was served, a hundred or
more guests being present. Mr.. and Mrs.
| weber are at their new home, .:.S Sheri-
| dan ;-venue, Mount Pleasant
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry III. Moler have sent
out cards for the marriage of their daugb-
ter Elsie to Mr.. Charles Eugene Foote
iuesGaS' December i, at 6:3O o'clock. at
the Church of the Ascension. The couple
| VIII be al home after December 20 at lis
| West 94th street, New York.
A party was given Tuesday evening at
the residence of MIR. Alex. NJ. Holmes 2ol1
FLORIDA avenue northeast. celebrating the
| twenty-first birthday of his nephew Mr.
EDGAR johnson. Among those present
were the Misses Ada Holmes. Ethel
Holmes. Lottie Garter. Bessie Buchanan
| Carrie Johnson. Mary Allen, Mary Ma
gruder, Ida Keys. Ella Bond. Bertha
| Holmes. BERTHE Poore, MIR. and Mrs. Martin
d. Downs. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Buchan-
an. DR.. Chas. Bloomer. James Magruder
John Shine. . j.. ALBERT Davidson, David
Poore, w. Scrivner and Louis Johnson.
Mr. John Klug celebrated his twenty
fifth birthday at the residence of his
| parents. No. 429 18th street southwest
| After refreshments were served dancing
pt,.l ct,, 1y-v,N 1a&4
Mr.. Klug received many handsome pres
| ents. Among those present were Mr..
| klug, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter klug. MIR. and
Mrs. John Brahler. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
| Messrs. VIM and Nicholas klug, MIR. Geo
Brahler, Mrs. Baker. Mrs. Schweigert. Mrs
Miller. William Baker. August Miller
| George and Harry Lochboeler and William
| Thomas, and the Misses May Brahler
Bertha Brahler, Josie Locks. Frances
| Baker. Amelia Schroeder. Jennie Walsh
Elizabeth Harrington, Thera Kaufman and
| Mary Brahler.
Miss Edith Andrews Street has gone on
| an extended trip north.
| A pleasant surprise masquerade party
| was given by Mrs. J. VogeI at her resi-
dence. No. 49, l. street in honor of her
husbands thirty-first birthday. Mr.. Nogel
Is the drum major of the Second Regiment
| Band, which attended in a body. The
house was decorated with flowers and
palms, and dancir & and refreshments were
Ell Joytu
Mrs. George A. Drury of Cos Florida ave-
nue. gave a luncheon Wednesday. Among
| those present were Mrs. Roland c. Chees-
man, Mrs Philip Reiter, Mrs. ]. II. Ellis
and the Misses Lizzie Drury, Kate Chees-
man. Lilly Callaghan, Annie NJ. Wright and
| Masters Eugene and Albert Drury.
A very pretty wedding took place yester-
day morning at Patterson Farm. about
| three miles outside of Warrenton Va. The
bride Miss Ella Lee Patterson, is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. Elijah T. Patterson, and the
gre ON Mr. Frederick H. Rhodes of Wash
ington. The bride vas the recipient of
| numerous handsome presents. A fine COLA
| ton was served after the wedding, after
! which the happy couple took an early train
| for Basic City, Va, where Mr. and Mrs.
! Rhodes will spend their honeymoon and
visit frieI DIS.
| Headquarters "Y'' were at home to their
| friends last night in their beautiful head
quarters, 80 street northwest. The re-
| ceiving party consisted of Mrs. Emig Miss
es Carlisle. Stewa Finch and Homer
| After a well-rer dered program, refresh
ments were served. Among those present
| were Mrs. Luckett, Miss Jessie Alderman
| Mr.. and Mrs. CLEARWATER. the Misses GIL
lenwater, Miss Wanstall. Miss Ramsdell,
| Mrs. Homer. Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Smith
the Misses Houston, Miss Reinhol. Miss
| Wharton, Miss Gibson, Mrs. l.. A Covr,1an
| Miss Hirst Messrs. Milton Clarke, Stewart