Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-11-02
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
New York Events In Which Washington Men
Figure.
EnllOw Evs Parties, With the Usual
Accompn niments-PersOnal Notes
of Interest.

and 10th street, the church in which the
bride was baptized and confirmed, and in
which her parents were married. The rec
tor. the Rev. Henry MCttet, will officiate at
the ceremony, which will be followed by
reception at the home of the brides
parents, II west 32d street. The brides
maids, who will wear gowns of rose pink,
will be Miss Elizabeth Screven a cousin of
the bride; Miss Elizabeth T. King Miss
Melza r. Wood, Miss Caroline King Lee
and the brides two sisters, Miss Cornelia
Van RENSSELAER, Delafied and Miss Eliza
beth Ray Delaiield. Mr.. Crosby who has
been living for several years in Colorado
Springs. has selected as his best man. Will
lam Turnbull. Among the ushers will be
Walter Van Rensselaer, Berry Of Washing
ton.
At the marriage in New York, November
10, at the Church of the Holy Communion,
of Miss Julia Jerome Hildt and Mr.. Charles
Cooper Mott. jr., son of Judge Mott of the
Court OF Claims, Miss Marjorie Mott, sister
OF the groom, Will be among the brides
maids The bride is the daughter of the
late Col John Mclean Hildt. U. S. A.
Mr.. and Mrs. Letter are guests of their
daughter. Mrs. Curzon, at Inverlochy
Castle. Scotland. They will sail for home
November TO-
Commander Emory of the United States
navy, VINO has spent the last three years on
the Chinese station, arrived on leave of
absence yesterday, by the French steam
ship from Havre. His wife and daughter
accompanied him.
The engagement CT Miss Camilla Hare,
daughter of CAPT. Luther r. Hare of the
TN cavalry, and Mr.. Jay b. Lippincott of
Philadelphia has been announced and the
wedding will take place tn, coming winter
Mrs. Rakhmetieff has come from Greece
to make a visit of two months tc her
mother, Mrs Beale.
The engagement has been announced in
New York Of Miss May Morrill, Dunn of this
city, daughter of the late Mai William Ne
Kee Dunn, U.SA., to Mr.. Stacy Richmond
Of New York Mr. Richmond IS a Harvard
man, of the class of 1890 Is member Of
Squadron A, and is associated with New
York firm of bankers.
Halloween party was given by Miss
Grace Hurlbut at her resid ence, 1919 East
Capitol street. Music and dancing We're
features of the evening. The supper table
was profusely decorated with large, yellow
chrysanthemums and ferns. Among the
guests were the Misses Gertrude Bright
Lizzie Van Week. Saran Terrier, Bertha
Cady. May V. Hurlbut. c. Louise Hurlbut,
Anna Hurdle. Bessie Thorn, Mabel Davies
Helen DeMoll and Norena Guest and the
Messrs. Robert Weaver, F. Heth Riordan
James Smith, Charles and Edwin Hu,chln-
son. Lorenza Nash, d. y Bliss Vim. l..
Boyce. Hayden Noyes. w Hurdle. jr., VIM.
II. DeMoll, Theodore Howe, o. j. DeMoli,
Robert Wilson and James II. Johnson.
| Lula Bankett, 457 street. The guests
were entertained by various ways OF test
ing fortunes, taffy pulling and later re-
freshments were enjoyed. Among those
present were Misses Seveine l.. Grimes l..
| N.addell and r. Payne, Mrs. r. Griffin,
Miss b. Seger, Miss F.. Coates, Miss c.
Goldman. Miss f. Brown, Miss E. Eng!e-
hart Miss S. Brown, Mrs. b. Shepardson,
| Ashball, Miss NJ. Leckey, Miss NJ. Nusce,
Mrs. l.. Braneel, Mrs. l.. McChesney, Mrs.
R. Griffin. Mrs NJ. Burgess, Mrs. b. Shep-
| ardson, Mrs. f. Dom, and Messrs. Frank
Hospital, W. Birch of Falls Church, Va:
w. Burgess, o. Brown. l.. Dom, w. II.
Parsons, NJ. II. Walmer. ]. Lamphe, f.
Carter. B. Brangel, f. Branzel ]. Nc
Chesney, DIR. Sullivan, and Masters Geo.
| r. Brown and Herbert Harries.
A Halloween party and taffy pull was
given by the Misses Rempp. Games of
various kinds were greatly enjoyed One
of the features of the evening was the
| finding of a pretty gold ring in the cake by
Miss Eva Kettler. Among those present
were Misses l.. and c. Kemp, l.. and G.
Kettler, S. C. and l.. Eber. l.. and f. Baier.
NJ Streitberger, c. Vonderheide, c. Wald-
king H. Cocker and T.. kettler, and
Messrs. Hendrick. Grimes. Eber, Carter,
Phillips kettler, Wise and Baier.
Miss Carrie Lee Compton has accom-
panied her father on an extended trip
through Ohio.
Miss Zoe Benton of Connecticut avenue
gave a delightful Halloween party Mary
new and old games were enjoyed. and
afterward refreshments were served.
Among those present We're the Misses Sa-
die McNeal, Lillian and Belle Hart, Beth
Audrey, Alice Koeth. May Cole. Rae Ben
ton and Helen cambridge, and Masters
Lorimer Brown. Ellis, Barker. Lynn Ben
ton Ben Moore, Kent Ellsworth. John
Hart, Eldridge Gray and Warren Smith.
very pleasant gathering of young folks
met at the residence of Miss Sadie Major
enjoyed until late hour, after which re-
freshments We're served. Those present
were Misses Tillie Miller, Annie Miller,
Kate Daugherty, Lille Moberley, Maggie
Krusen, Maggie Haskell, Mamie and Nellie
Miller, Ida and Matte Hefiin. Mollie Bolts
and the Misses Cogswell, and Messrs. Perry
Medford, John Wehill, Bernard Barnes,
John Daugherty, James Bean, George
Stamler and Scott.
Mrs. Mary Brick of 93S l. street is visit
ing relatives in New York and Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Reeve are at 1913
1 street.
A Halloween party was given by Miss
Mary F. Shaughnessy, Dis S.h street south
west. Music, dancing and refreshments
were the program until midnight. Those
present We're Mr. and Mrs Irving Williams.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Archibald Edmonston, Misses
Emma Price, Annie Miller, Minnie BrazeroI
Netue High, Daisy Marshall, Lily Carroll
and Louise Heipel and Messrs Lum
l
Murray. Carroll Edmonston, William Hayes.
George Won Dachenhausen, Howard BOYD,
John Davidson and Harry Cassell
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Edwards and their
two little daughters have gone to New
York for d months stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Sailer have returned
from a pleasant sojourn at Ellenville, N
Y, and are now at their residence, 3l29 n
| street.
The marriage of Mr.. Myron D. Rose. for
merly of Washington. and Miss Anna
Maude Burdette, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William T. Burdette of Herndon, Va. took
place Wednesday last at the residence of
| Dr. and Mrs. E. Wynne No. 22i 10Th
street. Newport News, Va, Rev. w. Il.
Motley Of the Christian Church official ting
The maids of honor were Miss Camm a.
Wynne and Miss Edna Z. Rose, and Mr.
F. c. Human was best man. Only the
immediate friends of the bride and groom
were present. Mr.. and Mrs. Rose are now
on their wedding tour They will reside
| in Norfolk.
A crowd of little folks gathered at the
residence of Mr.. w. w. Murray No 3yy
! c street southeast, Thursday evening for a
birthday party given to his little daughter
Violet. Among those present were Ger
trude Holman Eva Danpfftop illiop La;r