Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-01-22
Helm and Miss Bryant were in the receiv-

Helm and Hiss Bryant were in the receiv-
ing party.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. 3. Noyes Sailed today
for Europe, to be absent several months.
Mrs. Yang wife of the Chinese minister,
will receive Friday afternoon at the lega-
ton. 1t is not a card reception. Mrs. Yang
simply wishing to receive her friends.
The ladies Of the Church Of the Advent
belonging to the Ever Ready Guild VIII
hold this evening, at the residence of Mr.
A. A. Birney, HARDWOOD avenue. LIE Droit
Park a parish reception from to IL
o'clock. An interesting and entirely in
formal program has been arranged.
Miss Ida Myers Of Baltimore who is at
the present time visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Breslau, was given q party by Miss Ella
Loeb, at her home on 9TH street, last night,
which was attended by a number of her
friends Entertainment was afforded by
the songs and limitations of Messrs. Aaron
Stern, Joe Baum and Sol Herzog. Mr..
Aaron Stern gave some of his popular
Rotations and Joe Baum kept the COM
pany in an uproar for Eaf an hour with
his couchee-couchee dance. Mr.. Stern gave
an excellent imitation of McCullough's
rawlings. Toward the end of the evening
refreshments were served. The hostess
wore pink silk trimmed with handsome
lace. Miss Myers wore a gown of white
satin brocade. Miss Sondheim wore white
silk and Miss Ella Strauss wore white
| satin with Brussels lace trimmings Others
present were: The Misses Herzog. Stras-
| burger. Mundheim, Heidensheim and
Messrs NJ. Nusbaum S. Meyers, Jonas
Michalis, Collinsky and DIR. Wolf.
Mr. and Mrs. James Gufnity entertained
| the following members Of the "a T." Club
at their home last Friday night, viz: Mr..
| De Lac and wife, Dr. Whitehead and wife.
| Mr. and Mrs. c. 8. Chapman, MIR. and Mrs
Crump and son, Misses Crump and VIII
son and MFR. and Mrs. E. A. McIntire.
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morrow, 1921 Q street, Informally.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Wallis III. Morris Of 18th
| street welcomed their many friends Mon
| day night, the occasion being the celebra-
| ton of tie tenth anniversary of their mar
| rage ThcIe were eyergreens and palms
and fine roses decorating each room. and
| bountiful supper table spread in the large
| dining ROOM Mrs. Morris was assisted In
| receiving and entertaining the guests by
| Mrs A. NJ. Bain Mrs. Smoot, Mrs. Wilkin-
Among those present were: DR.. and Mrs.
| Wilkinson Mr.. and Mrs. Brookes, Mr.. and
Mrs. Holmes. Mr. and Mrs. Fleischen,
| Mestlames Reichenbsch. Smoot Haworth,
Crutcheit Balm and Hurley, Misses Ma
| gruder, Balm. Baden, Crutchett, Florence
| Davies, Clare Davies, Gertrude Baden,
| Laura Parsons. Alice Balm and Messrs
Frank A. Howe, il. Robert Suter. Frank
Falconer, Lewis G. Writers. Jas H. Bess-
| ling, W. Elmer Espey, VIM. Cullen An
| drew Balm. Henry Getz. William Murphy
| ana Dr. w m A IralA-
Mrs. Villas and Mrs. Thurston will re-
ceivs together in the parlors of the Airing
| ton tomorrow afternoon from > until e.
They will he assisted by Miss Barnett, Miss
| Bowers and the Misses Stewart.
! Mrs. VIM. Oscar Roome and Mrs. VIM.
| Mercer Harris, jr., will not he at home to-
day, but will receive their friends the
following Thursdays in January and Feb
| ruary.
| Mrs w ~ S,,ira hos accommodated Can,
| tor Squire on a short trip to Florida, con-
| sequently she will not be at home tomor-
row but will receive as usual Thursday,
Both. and following Thursdays.
The second of the Bachelors tonight at
| the Rifles armery will be q yellow ball
Mrs. w. H. Philip will receive the guests
| and Baron Won Ketteler will lead the CO.
tillon. The indications all point to as bril-
Eant a gathering as the first bah fort
night ago.
Miss Bennett gave pleasant dancing re-
ception last evening at her beautiful home
In Takoma Park in honor Of Miss Aiken Of
Bellefonte. Pa, who is to be the guest of
the hostess for several weeks. The guests
included DIR. and Mrs. Bennett, Mr.. and
Mrs. Maynard, Mrs. Edgar Alien, Mrs. Karl
Decker, Miss Elizabeth Winter, Miss Allen,
Hiss Lay, Miss Fraubellew, Miss Shedd,
Miss Cady, Miss lowell the Misses Sea
sholes and Miss Slater, and Mr.. Cady, DR..
Chester H. Beatty. NJ. Charles q. Morti-
mer Mr. Harry Clark, Mr.. Charles MaIlet
! Mr. Matt Green, MIR. Chester McGo.san
MIR. Edward Staley, Mr.. Charles Gulick and
Mr.. c. Fred Cook
Miss Mayme Ferris gave a reception Mon.
day evening to the G. r. C. Pleasure Club
The evening was varied with dancing, mu
sic and Rotations, and dainty COLLATION.
was served. Those present We're Mr.. and
Mrs. Ferris, Mrs. T. p. Hartiyan, Misses
| Ferris, Holden, Fay, Mcknight, Whalen
Ellis and King, and Messrs Parker, Con-
nelly. Wells. Ferris, johnson. Keller. Dr
and Mrs. Barton of New York.
At the Second Baptist Church Monday
night the marriage of Miss May E. Glenn
ents of this city to Mir. William B. Berlin
Of Warsaw, Va, took place. Promptly a.
o'clock the ushers. Nessrs. J. Milton
. Berlin. brother of the groom: Harry 7
Suit, Charles z. Henderson, ]. Walter EIDE
lin, Harry Hadley, with Mr. Charles E
|, ! Clements as best man. preceded the bride
. and groom to the platform, where the cere
mony was performed by the pastor, Rev. E
| Hez Sven. The bride was gowned in tar
broadcioth with hat to match, and carret
, brides roses Miss Bessie Stewart Tyler
{ a cousin of the bride, presided at the organ
| Mr. and Mrs. Berlin departed on late trafl
for their future home in Warsaw, Va.
Mrs. Howard F. Johnson and the Mise
> Morgan, daughters of the late Comm odor
!, | Morgan of 1916 18th street, will be at hom
; February Ia, from to g.
{ Miss Mary E. McCeney will rot receiv
: today, but will be at home the remainin,
, Wednesdays of the season at her apart
: ments in the Shoreham.
Mr. J. Henry Lewis and family are yer.
, pleasantly located at 1913 Corcoran street
, The regular meeting Of the LIE Bonheu
Euchre Club was hefd Mon1ay evening a
l | the home of Mrs. K. Wheatley. First prize
| were awarded to Miss Wheatley and MI
Padgett and consolation prizes to Mis-
Johnson and Mr.. J. O'Connor. A Ugh
? hncheen was served after the game fol
! lowed by vocal and instrumental music
Those present were Misses Wheatley, Rey
nolds. ONein, OConnor, Johnson and Jen
9 nings and Messrs. j. and ". OConnoI
= ! KimmeL Alton Padgett and Schoheld.
= Owing to the illness of her nephew, Her
h bert Micou, Miss Herbert will not receiv
u today.
, A pretty wedding was solemnized las
evening at Bethany Chapel, the partie
being Mr.. John Wittstatt and Miss Ros
I KahIer. The bride, who was dressed i
o white, entered with the groom as the Lob
l. | engrin Wedding March was played by Mis-
e Annie Stewart, pianist of Bethany. Th
e best man was Mr.. Ell Wit:statt, the mai
Y of honor Miss Revelle, ard the usher:
t Messrs Saml ]. Hall. Ernest Vernon. WI
S Stewart, Oscar Walters and Hugh Smith