Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-10-17
THE SOCIAL WORLD
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straw straw ride Wednesday evening to Burnt
Mills The party started from the Peace
monument at 1880 with the merry blasts of
horns and juggling of bells. Upon reaching
their destination. supper was served by the
ladies' of the Moonlight Club. The evening
was spent in music and games. and at its
close chorus Of Home, Sweet Home"
was sung. In the party were the Misses
Gertrude Higdon, Mae Began, Arlie Pitt
man. Sadie Higdon. Rosa H. Kelly. Eva
Betz. Lulu Hatton. Anna Mae Little, Lizzie
Friess. Anna Higdon, Abbie Began. Dollie
HERSHEY and Mamie Haney and Messrs.
John Headley, Rupert Farrar. James
Leavy. Abbott Jones. F. Meads.- William
Nell James Parker. F. Howell. Richard
Campbell. Joseph Began, VIII Matthews
and Mike Ritter.
Mrs. William BOLTON and Miss Emma
BOLTON of Trenton, N. J., and Mrs. Joseph
Moore of Hopewell. Pa. who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George Pierce Of
Northeast Washington, have returned to
their homes.
Col and Mrs G. G. Martin, 1896 I. street,
were called to Brooklyn, their former home,
Thursday by the illness Of Mrs. Martins
sister.
Mr.. w. H. Whepley and bride formerly
Miss Walsh) of New York city are spending
a part of their honeymoon with Mr. and
Mrs. J. w. Ginnaty, 1859 u street.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Kaufman and Miss
Kaufman. who have been abroad since
in Russia and northern Europe, will sail
October 81 for home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew B. Graham and
family have returned from their country
seat in Virginia and are now located for
the winter at their residence on 10th street.
Mrs. George Hale and her daughter, Miss
Agnes Hale have returned after months
visit in the mountains of Virginia, and are
located at 1881 Vermont avenue.
Miss Addie Graham of 23d street liz visit
Ing Miss Lillian Lawrence In Philadelphia,
and later will go to New Jersey.
Mrs. A. b. Won Orendorf is settled in her
home at Goth and streets for the winter.
Mr.. Theo. Wasserbach and family have
returned, and are settled in their home on
r street for the winter.
Mrs Louis Melins of - Sth street SOUTH
east has gone on a three weeks visit to
friends and relatives at Parkersburg, W.
Va.
Mrs. H. c. Church and daughter have
moved from ABB New Jersey avenue south
east to 92l l street.
Mr.. c. B. Crorley and family have re-
turned to their home on . street, having
occupied a cottage in North Takoma for
the past i've months.
Mrs. w. p. Cutter has returned to the
| city after a summer at Cape May and in
the mountains. She will be at home Tues
| days at 1417 Corcoran street.
Mrs. Sarah E. Marsh OF GAINESVILLE. Conn.
| is visiting her niece. Mrs. Joseph E. Harper
of 412 b street northeast
Miss Mary Gwendolin Caldwell gave a re-
ception yesterday afternoon in her apart
ments. on the Champs Elysee, Paris There
were about two hundYed members Of the
elite of the French society present in Miss
Caldwelrs apartments, which are the finest
in that part of Paris. The salon was lux
| uriously and tastefully decorated with rare
flowers, and the music was furnished by
the best orchestra in the city. The event
was preliminary to the marriage of Miss
Caldwell to the Marquis des Monstriers-
Merinville. which will take place in that
city Monday. october -.
1t begins to look as If we would soon see
the last American appearance of that most
delightful Of diplomats, Mavroyeni Bey.
He was in New York yesterday to meet his
successor. Moustapha Tahsin Bey, who
accompanied by Seifddin Bey. the newly
appointed second secretary of the Turkish
legation. arrived yesterday from Europe.
Moustapha Bey comes from the office of
foreign affairs at Constantinople, where he
has been assistant to the under secretary
of the minister of foreign affairs. Mavroyeni
Bey has been staying at Hot Springs, Va.
Mrs. Warren Kyle Snyder and baby
Harold. who have been spending the sum-
mer with her parents. left Monday for
their home, in Oklahoma City.
Miss Mary c. Wilson and Mr.. c. Oscar
Sheriff Of Landover. Md, were married at
Trinity Church, Sd and c streets north
west. at high noon Thursday last, the Rev.
Mr.. Mayeo officiating. The bride was very
prettily gowned in a travelling dress of
dark blue cloth. trimmed In tan silk and
Point de Ireland lace. with hat and gloves
to match. She entered the church with her
brother, Mr.. Percy Wilson. The affair was
private. only the immediate families being
present. Mr.. and Mrs. Sheriff left for a
northern trip through Philadelphia, New
York and Chicago.
Mrs. Frank w. Ellis has returned from
Idaho. and is visiting her sister, Mrs r.
u. Crupper. 2O2 d street. After trip in
California, Lieut.. Ellis will join his family
There was a merry trolley party started
from 921 East Capitol street Tuesday even
ing. and proceeded to the home of Miss
Marie Gagelar. 1922 Sth street. where
very pleasant evening was spent The fea-
lures of the evening were some fancy
dancing by Miss Gertrude Gagelar, a reci-
tation by Miss Louise Gagelar, and piano
solos by Miss Kelley Among those present
were the Misses Kelley. Misses Flora and
Annie Bliss, Mae and Katie Berckmann
Mamie and Flora Neff. Annie and Clara
Lees. Profs. Pickles and Campbell. and
Messrs. CHARLES Cutsafl, Johnson, Hfden-
feler. Young, Cue. Iseman, Winecut and
Kelley.
Miss Mary Burgess. daughter of Mr. John
and Mary Burgess of Charles county. Md
was married Wednesday evening last to
Mr.. Calvin Canady of this city. The GER
presence
relatives and few friends by the Rev. DR.
Hiiiker: pastor Of Epiphany Mission, 18th
asd streets southwest Miss Katie
FRANKLIN. cousin of the bride was maid of
nonor. and the best man was Mr. CLAW Cox.
The bride was gowned in dark green nov
city cloth. beautifully trimmed in ribbon
and lace A reception followed at the resi-
dence OF the brides aunt, after which the
couple left for southern trip -
MI and Mrs. Max Kaufman Celebrated
their silver wedding last Thursday even,u,
al their home on d street southeast. Al &
O'Clock the guests entered the din.np han
10 the strains Of 20 Promise Me- and
sat Down to a course dinner. TOWERING
PAINS ana vines of smilax deckei the room
Inc bride was richly attircd in black vel
vet trimmed In duchesse lace and dianona
ornaments. The presents were numerous
ana costly, consisting in most part of silver
ware. cut glass ard handsome ornaments
w men the dinner vas over Mr.. Harry
hau1mah took charge ana In a few we'll.
CHOSEN remarks toasted the happy connie
Mr. MAX kaufman then fecliagly respon5ed
Tor himself AMI wife. kilograms and let
Iers OF congratulations were received from
friends here and away. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs d. + Kamf-
man. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kaufman Mr. and
MRS. l.. }. Kaufman, Mr.. and Mrs. HaIian-
der, Mr. and Mrs ]. Hailanier, Mr. ard
Mrs. Chas. Beers, Mr.. and Mrs. 10 Raff
Mr.. Sam. Steinberger, Mr. Ed Hurcbins
1noa nlr1