Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-11-09
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Home Plans of Several Prominent Peo-
pie.
Changes of Residence and Travelling
Programs-Recent Hospital
itics-NOtes.


son. 1923 Rhode Island avenue, and are al
ready settled there for the season. The
house is spacious, has a southern exposure
and is comfortably adapted for entertain
ing.
Miss Lizzie Sherman has returned to her
apartments at the Portland.
Senator and Mrs. German and family are
at their home, 18th and X streets, for the
winter.
Commissioner and Mrs. Rice have taken
the Riggs house on Massachusetts avenue
for the season, Mr.. and Mrs. Riggs intend
ing to spend the winter in Bermuda
Mr. and Mrs. Parker Mann returned
fortnight ago to their home. Tanglebank
MI and Mrs. Nicholas Eckhardt,, daugh-
yer, MISS Bessie, and son. Master John Karl
returned from Europe Saturday evening
alter an absence Of nearly five months
ihey travelled principally in Germany and
Switzerland. ~
Inc marriage OF Miss Julia Jerome Hildt.
Iaushter OF the late Col. John Mclean
Itildt OF the United States army to Charles
cooper Mott, jr., a son of Justice MOTT Of
the United States Court of Claims and a
grandson of the late Elphalet Mott of
, Union College, and of the late Mark Hop
hlhs OF Williams College. will be celebra ted
az noon tomorrow, in the Church of the
iioiy Communion, on 9th avenue New
ork. The bride, who is a beautiful girl
a GnkplODad
IN exquisite point lace, which formerly be-
longed to her grandmother, Mrs. A idison
Jerome. The bridegroom's sister Miss Mar
Joiie MOTT, VIII be the maid of honor The
pIiuef5room, VINO is a lawyer, will be at
tended by the Rev. John Dennison as hes.
man. The ushers will include Howard Hildt
ana Dr. Eanderpoel Adriance. The cere-
Iiiohy, winch VIII be performed by the Rev
Dr. Henry Mottet will Toe supplemented by
a reception and wedding breakfast served
at the home Of the brides mother, Mrs
benjamin Perkins, ~ East Goth street Mr.
Mott and has bride have engaged apart
ments at the Marlborough Arms for the
winter.
Mrs. Annie Reid of Norfolk is visiting
friends at the Avon 2i2 North Capitol
street.
Captain and Mrs. Edward Burr have
moved from 1925 DIST street to 300 r
street.
A very pleasant evening was spent at
he home of Mr. ard Mrs. James A. Mil
Ter l'26 Sth street, Saturday last the
occasion being the birthday of their
daughter Mabel.
The feature of the evening was dancing
Several vocal solos were rendered. Later
in the evening the guests ad journed to the
dining room and partook of a dainty re-
past. Among those present were Mr.. ami
Mrs. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter b. Da-
Nis, Misses Mabel o. and Lucy Miller. FaX-
HE T.. Wallis, Grace McChesney G. Roby
Marion King, and Messrs. James Dorsey,
diller. Guy, Roby, Walter and Davis.
A pleasant evening was spent at the
home of Miss Bessie Goodrich, 1872 IL
street northeast. at which large number
OF friends were present. Games were in
dU' sed in until late hour, after which
refreshments Were served in the dining
room, which vas decorated with roses and
palms. Among these present were Mamie
nc n on, Gertie Connor. Annie Hedick.
Annie Daniel. Mable Schaffer. Mamie
A. SDalOush A NJ
NJ. Vaughn, NJ. Rolands NJ Downs Mr.
and Mrs. J. Il. Moore. Mr.. Harry Speaks.
Harry Garrett, G.. Schaffer, j. Parks, L.
Daniel, NJ. Ward. u. Wilkinson. II. Higgs.
J: Knight. H. klcndent, j. Preticot, b.
Moore, J. Higgenson, T. Goorick, f.
knight and ]. Vaughn.
Mrs. ". II. Sowden of Allentown, Pa.
mother of Mrs. James l. Pugh, jr.. is
SPENDING few weeks with her daughter
at No. 1853 K street northwest.
A leap year dance was given Saturday
evening by the Misses Ryder and Croghan.
i he hall was prettily festooned in bunt-
ing and palms embarked the windows.
Among those present were the Misses
Ryder, Croshan, Gardner, Dodge. Lackaye,
Morgan, II. CrUshan. l.. Ryder and Laura
Morgan, Messrs. Smith. Munroe. DuNan,
Neville. Seton, 1laig, Edm Jnston, Crist
ard Fairly.
Miss May Garrison of Baltimore, accom-
panied by her cousin. Miss Attic Cooper
=.
S. l.. Cooper of 10l 22d street
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wagner, the latter a
daughter of Judge Ralph l.. Berkshire OF
Mcrgantown. W. Va. are visiting their
cousin. Mrs. Thomas Winfield Scott OF Az
b street northeast.
Miss Evelyn Knight. daughter of Major
knight L. S. A, is visiting friends at 1906
L street.
DR. and Mrs. Ira W. Dennison have re-
turned from an outing of several weeks
visiting relatives and friends in New York
and Come cticut
Miss Mosher of New York is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. G. G. Martin 1326 l. street
Mr.. and Mrs Alex. Pinkney gave a party
in honor of their daughter I.ilIian's fif-
teenth birthday Friday evening last at
their residence. ::l3 Sth street MORT beast
Games and music were the features. after
which refreshments Were served. Among
those present were the Misses l.. and NJ
Quill, A. Howard T. Lane. N. Henry NJ
Harvey, G. Markey. Nj. Foley. NJ Grace,
S. and A. Jost, NJ. Daily and j. Carroll and
Masters p. McCarten, J. Grace. c. Sell. c.
Elliot. NJ. Lyons. j. Mawhnney, ]. DAILY
and +. Carroll. Among the erown-up
folks present were Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Hit
man. Mrs. A. Furlong, Mrs. and Miss Dem
nison, Miss j. JoSt and MeSSrS. Harvey and
Furlong.
pleasant surprise birthday party was
given Miss Eva Norton by friends last
evening at her residence, Georgetown
Heights. Music and games were enjoyed,
and later a bountiful repast was served.
Among those present were Miss II. Norton
A. Briscoe, r. Bailey, l. Colburn. c. Baker.
N. Schneider, l.. Colburn. NJ. Knott, n.
LeadiGghauS. j. Knott, Mrs. Butler, Mrs.
Holt, Mr.. and Mrs. Eckloff, Messrs. T.
Homiller. f. Knott. J. Schneider. NJ. Ho-
miller, W. Henley. l.. Schneider, #. kengla,
F. Colburn, F. White, +. Pitt, NJ White,
L. Robinson, Z. Holt and w. Holt.
With things somewhat duh 1t will never
do for those who feel themselves of con-
siderable importance in shaping fashion
able program to be seen here around their
customary haunts during the horse show
in New York and the opening of the opera
season. The horse show. sidorfng all the
other attractions OF a gay world, keeps
up remarkably well q drawer of men
and women, dressed in their very best and
in frequent changes thereof. A number of
Washing tonians will be in New York to
witness and take part i'm the fine pageant
and numerous departures will be heard of
in few days.
Cards have been received here announc-
ing the marriage, on Wednesday, October
p, of Miss Charlotte Dagnar daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Campbell Crav-
ford of New Orleans to Mr.. Pierre Joseph
d Heur of Belgium. The ceremony oc-
CURED at the brides home. the Bienvenu
residence, at Gl2 Royal street, French quar-
ter. The bridal party formed in the con-
servatory, preceded by the choir boys of
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