Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-15
Miss Edison Was the Attractive Bud Last
Night.
Mrs. Dulin Entertnins at Luncheon
Toda!-rhe Clnrk-Tylcr Wedding
Personal Notes.


hair fern In the hall and dining room red
| flowers prevailed, poinsetta blooms being
| intermingled with vines and foliage. The
| supper table was gay with these blossoms
and lighted by tapers under red shades.
| Mrs. Ecscn was gowned i'm lavender bro
| caded satin and lace, and the debutante
wore white mousseline de Sole over white
! SILK and carried a cluster Of pink roses
one OF the many sent her with happy con-
SFatuiations on the event. The guests rep
| resented not only the residential families
| out 'here We're many others present from
| oihclai circles. who enjoyed the elegant
hospitality in this popular home.
Among those present were Mr.. NJ G. Emery
and Miss Emery. Mr.. and Mrs. Dul!n. Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Foster, MIR. and Mrs w. A.
Mearns. DIR. and Mrs Krogstadt, Mr.. S. II
| hartmann and Miss Kaufman. Mr.. D.
| A. Chambers. Mr. and Mrs. Berah wilkins
and Mr. Robert wilkins, Mr. w. b. Cur
| ley. Mr. and Mrs. ]. B. Larner. Mr. and
Mrs. b. II. Warner. Mr.. ard Mrs. T. w.
| Noyes and Miss Prentice. Mrs. Huff. Mr..
| and Mrs. A B. Graham, the Chinese min
lister and Mrs. WI, Mr.. and Mrs. f. b.
| Hay. Mr.. Charles l.. Gurley. Mr.. and Mrs
| Dingman, Mr.. Jas. G. Hill. Mr.. Andrew
Parker; Mrs; Charles Nordhoff, Mrs. Jules
mann. Mr.. S. w. Woodward and Miss
| Woodward. Mr.. and Mrs w. b. Moses Mr.
| II. X. willard. Mr. Southland Parker and
MISS Parker Mr. Seaton Perry, Mr.. and
| Mrs. a. A. Birney. Mr. and Mrs A T.
| Hensey and Mr.. and Mrs F. W. Pilling.
Socially today is busy and interesting.
Mrs. w. F.. Mattingly will be the hostess
o. tea-5 to when her second daughter.
| Miss Genevievc Mattingly, will make her
| debut. Mrs. Crosby. wife of Admiral Cros-
| by, will also entertain at a tea.
This evening the marriage of Miss Mar
garet knickerbocker Ty,er and MIR. john
Henry Churchhill Clark will be solemnized
| at the residence of Capt. and Mrs. Tyler at
3 O'Clock. Miss Eleanor Tyler will attend
her sister as maid of honor and Mr.. Ma
! thanel Tyler. jr, will be best man. There
will be four ushers, Mr.. John wilkins Mr.
Richard X. Tyler. Mr.. Frederick Faust anil
Mr.. Frank Mullan. Rev. DR.. Talmadge
will officiatc.
| An informal tea given in honor of
| the class of 90 by Mrs. ]. NJ. Ellicott at
| Annapolis last Saturday. Miss Elsie
| Mathews, who has been Mrs. Ellicotts
guest, returned home Tuesday. accompa-
MED by the latter, who will assist at tea
| to be given tomorrow by Mrs. Custer to
present Miss Mathews.
| Miss Kaufman, 1921 Massachusetts ave
nue., who has been visiting in New York
and vicinity for some ten days past, re-
! turned home Monday evening.
Mrs. Charles G. Dublin entertained at a
| luncheon of twelve covers today. The table,
! spread IN the artlSuc dining room OF ntr
| residence. 1870 10th street. was very hand
somely adorned. Scarlet was the color
| scheme, and the centerpiece was of the
| large blooms of the poinsetta, set amid
green. The lace in the cloth was laid over
scarlet satin, and the tapers burned under
| scarlet shades. The name cards were scar
let ornamented with an heraldic design and
the name embossed in gilt. A small twfg of
| holly was tied with narrow moss green rib
bon a the corner of each. Small globes,
| whose interiors We're filled with candy,
made pretty favors tied with narrow red
| ribbons Mrs. Dulin's guests were Mrs. Ro-
| nero Mrs. Hoar, Mrs. Burrows, Mrs. Good
| loe, Miss Swan, Mrs. John Joy Edison, Mrs.
Jules Guthridge. Miss Mccarthy. Mrs. E. r..
| Wallace, Mrs Clifford Walton and Mrs. Is.
| II. Warner Mrs. Sherman was to have
| been present, but owing to the bereavement
! in the Presidents family, recalled her ac-
! ceptance.
The lady board of managers of Garfield
| Hospital will give. tomorrow evening at
| Rauscher's Hall, ball for the benefit of
| the hospital. From indications and the
| reputatio of those connected with arrange
| ments, it promises to be very handsome
| and notable affair. The ball room is being
| especially decorated for the occasion, and
| the program as mapped out will no doubt
prove Il most attractive one and afford
! dengn;1uI evening 10 all who attend. The
| ball committee is composed OF the follow
| ing ladies: Mrs. John A Logan, Mrs. Ju-
| Illus C. Burrows. Mrs. n. G. Leiber. Mrs. w.
| Sculiy Mrs. J. Ford Thompson, Mrs George
Williams, Mrs. Thomas Wilson, Mrs. S. w.
| Woodward, Mrs r. G. Rutherford and Mrs
Clinton Gushing. The hour appointed is 3
| pm. and dancing will begin at 10 O'Clock
| Cards can be had of the lady managers
! An elaborate supper will De special fea-
| ture, which is included in cards OF admis-
! sion.
| Miss Mae Berry of Prince Georges
| county. Md, is the guest of Mrs. Hopewell
H. Darnelle of 1853 street northwest.
Miss Kate Sexton of 1903 NJ street left
| Tuesday for Bristol, Tenn, for visit of
SIX weeks to her sister, Mrs. N. H. Reeve
The marriage of Miss Alice Poole to Mr..
William B. Prigg will take place at the
Gunton Temple Presbyterian Church at
pm. today.
The Arlington Pleasure Club gave a
masquerade ball last night at Masonic
| Temple The committees in charge Were:
ARRANGEMENTS George ]. Bessler, c. II.
Fleischman and F. w. Heibig; floor COM
mittee. G. A. Kneesi. Charles Smithson
Isaac Little l. d. Robinson and Roger
Reeves A large gathering was in attend
ance and prizes were awarded the best
| dressed and the most grotesque couples.
Mr. and Mis-. Frank Hume have sent out
| invitations for the marriage of their daugh-
| ter. Alice, to Rev. Thomas Worthington
Cooke, Wednesday evening, January 8, at
| 8 o'clock, Church of the Ascension.
AS Mrs Charles NJ. Ffoulke will be I'M
| able to attend the Chevy Chase ball, Mrs
McLanahan, wife of one Of the governors
will receive, assisted by Mrs. Wallach and
Mrs. Barley.
At the debut tea of Miss Hariot Elise
Darneille tomorrow afterI DON, there will
| be twenty of the buds of the season as
s:sting in doing the honors. Miss Bouic of
Maryland, Miss Berry of New York, Miss
Boiling of Baltimore. Mrs. Tillman of An
papolis and Mrs. Morgan of Georgia are
guests of the house.
Mrs. and Misses German will be at home
to their friends Thursdays in January. at
1892 K street.
Mrs. Harry T. L. Hoyle will be at home
to her friends tomorrow after pm, at 60
East Capitol street.
Mrs. Buckley entertained few friends
in honor of her daughter. Mss Anne Buck
ley Monday evening. at 131 c street south
east
Mr.. Charles E. {. Plat and sisters of
Brooklyn are visiting their aunt, Mrs.
Charles e. Conner of l street.
Mrs. R. E. Boyd returned last night after
a pleasant visit of ten days with friends in
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tallmadge A. Lambert have
issred cards for receptfon "Wednesday