Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-29
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
This Afternoon Will Witness the First Bud
Tea.
The Coming Marriage of Miss Miller
and Mr.. Wight-Pcrsonal
Notes.

nrst debutante to be formally presented
this season. will make her debut today at a
D O'Clock tea at the residence of her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Hopkins
MISS Hopkins ID a charming young lady
ana inherits the cordially of manner
which is distinguishing trait of both
her parents. who have such a wide circle
Of friends in this CITY,
The marriage of Mr.. Lloyd B. Wight and
Miss Bessie Miller will take place Wednes-
DAY evening at the residence of Judge An
drew Z. Bradley. All the ARRANGEMENTS
mad been made to have the ceremony at
the residence Of the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank A. Miller, when the brides
brother was taken III with what proved to
De scarlet fever. He Is now convalescinp
out on account of the infectious character
OF the disease the change I'm the plans
ABOVE Indicated was made, and the cera-
mony Will be performed at the residence
OF Suuge bradiey, where the bride-elect is
nov staying. and in the presence of a few
intimate friends. Rev. Dr. Hamlin. the
pastor OF the Church OF the Covenant will
omciate Upon the return of the couple
from wedding tour. they will 20 to their
own home. 2025 Q street.
A ride was given THANKSGIVING owe III.
Blue Bell Social Club driving to Forestv,lIa
Mo- ana stopping at the residence of Mr.
IA. Moore. After songs and recitatjons
the party partook of collation. before re-
turning nome Those who participated
and Mrs. Reinburs. Mr.. and Mrs. Callahan.
MI and Mrs. Wilkinson, Mrs Anderson
Mrs. Warfield, Misses Maize Anderson. Ad-
die England. Annie Dietrich, MolIie. War
netia and Dora Olvey. Lille Michel Clara
Gates, Ella Bayne and Messrs Paxton. F.
Barker. F. Fields. c. Hilton. w. Garrison.
j. Wesbury. H. Anderson and c. warfeld
A pleasant social event was given Friday
evening. under the auspices Of the Prayer
Meeting Society Of the lexington Presby-
terrain Church, at the residence of Mrs.
collins, % street northeast. The pro-
gram consisted Of piano solo by Miss
Mabel Linton. comical recitation by Miss
Ellie Bradheld, dramatic recitation by
Mr. Smith. a solo by Miss Louise Kemon
and a second recital by Miss Bradfield. For
the most ridiculous costumes Mr. Filters ami
Mrs. Rogers were awarded prizes. Several
couples participated in a cake walk. and
the prize was won by Mr.. Bradfield and
Miss Rogers. The guests then entered the
served. Among those present were Miss
Dom. Miss Jones, Miss Latch. Miss jan
ney. Miss Jemison, Miss Bradfield. Miss
johnson. Miss Humphrey. Mrs. Humph-
Misses Hussey, Mrs. and Miss Rogers. Mr..
and Mrs. Mayes. Mrs. Lane. Mrs. and
Misses Kemon, Miss lakewood, Mrs. Col
Inns, Messrs. Simpson. Linton, Weyrich.
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Mayes. Hussey, Jones. Smith and Rev. DR..
Duncan. pastor of the lexington Presby-
terrain Church. The success of the event
was mainly due to the efforts of the So
ciety, of which Miss Dunn is chairman.
A pretty wedding took place last Wed
nesday evening at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Benz F. Martin. Brightwood Park.
d. c., when their daughter, Anna May. be-
came the wife of Mr. John Hope Muirhead.
The couple entered the parlor unattended
l-,v -sw.Io Asoh
was banked with palms. where the Rev.
DR.. Stricken awaited them. The bride was
most becomingly attired i'm gown of white
lansdowne, with chiffon and pearl trim
brides roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Muirhead will
he at home to their friends after December
ID at 1871 9Th street.
Miss Mildred Beatrice Lamont of Phila-
delphia has returned home after a short
visit with friends in this city.
Miss Beavans and her aunt, Miss Poole,
have moved into their residence, lib 5
street, and will be at rome Fridays.
Mrs. Fendall has cards out for tea Fri
day. December 10. at o'clock, when Miss
Mary Fendan will make her debut.
Mrs, Richardson Clover will give a fancy
dress party for children Saturday after
noon, December IL
Friday evening last the Lotus Pleasure
Club gave their first masque dance of the
season The committee arrangements
was composed Of the following gentlemen:
Messrs. ]. ID. Finch, jr.. j. L. Fers:nger and
Tom johnson. The floor committee were
Messrs. Gee. Bragunier, Chas. Perry and
Tom Johnson. The grand march was led
by Mr.. Fred. Daw as Uncle Sam, after
which the dancing began and was con-
til ued until 1890, at which time they un-
masked. Some OF those present were
Misses Mabel L. Burdett. Theresa Glenn
ents, Mamie Kleese, Laura Kleese, Hattie
EN.t -1on ho I'D
Hattie Head, Mamie Head. Lola Dowell,
Geiser, Ida Parry, Amanda Houston,
Kate Murphy and Florence Elmour; Messrs.
J. l. Fersinger. J. D. Finch. tr.. Chas. Per-
Emmett Elmour. Geo. Moore. Geo. Bra
gunier, Chas. Fletcher. Fred Bartholomay,
Ernest Dixon and ]. b. Coffman.
Mrs. Horace K. Fulton and her daughter,
Mrs. John Doyle Carmody, will be at home
Tuesday. November 80. and December Z,
from to g.
About thirty friends of Mr.. and Mrs. b.
F. Crawshaw surprised them at their resi-
dence, S24 18th street, Thanksgiving even
ing. the occasion being their wedding anni-
versary. They brought with them an elab-
crate supply of viands, which were par
taken Of after a pleasant evening of games,
speeches and song.
Mrs. Mary Mckee Greenstreet Of No.
Grant place. owing to sickness, will not re-
ceive Wednesday. December 1.
Rev. and Mrs. Chas. w. Killie, Presbyter-
ian missionaries of I Chow Flu, China are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Holly
day, 1924 18th street. Mr.. and Mrs. Kille
were former residents Of this city. and
went into the mission work from the
Fourth Presbyterian Church, 9th street and
Grant place northwest. Mr.. Killie occupied
the pulpit Of the Fourth Presbyterian
Church Sunday, and with the many old
friends of himself and wife are greatly en-
joying their visit in Washington.
TO EXPEDITE PROMOTIONS.