Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-13
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
SEVERAL COMING EVENTS PLEAS.
ANTLY FOREsHADOwED.
of the Near Future Com
tnEs and GOings NOted-The Mon
day Dances-Personals.

AT the marriage tomorrow at st. Joseph's
Church of Miss Regina Donohue and Mr..
Harry V. Casey of Roland Park Baltimore
county, Md. the bride will be attended by
her sister, Miss Helen Donohue, and
Messrs. l. Clark Cross, Harry Cook of Bal
| timore, j. Raymond Thorn and Archibald
Donohue will be the ushers. Rev. Henry
]. Shandelle, S. j., of Georgetown Univer-
sity will officiate assisted by Rev. Father
Schmidt.
The Countess de Lichtervelde has asked
| friends for this afternoon to meet Prince
Henri de Croy of Belgium, now making a
| short visit to the capital. The Belgian le-
cation is at 1909 10th street this season.
! Mr.. Clifford Pinchot will be best man at
| the marriage tomorrow in New York of his
brother Mr.. Amos r. Emo Pinchot and
Miss Gertrude Minturn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. L. Jones of 662 G
street northeast returned yesterday from
| a trip to southern Indiana.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Moore are in New
| York. to remain until after the horse show.
Gen. Kline has returned to Manila on the
| transport Buford. Miss Kline will spend
| the winter with her aunt, Mrs. Arson Mills,
| at No Dupont circle.
Mrs. Arson Mills and her daughter have
| just returned from their Mexican trip and
| have gone to New York for short time.
| Miss Mills will be introduced to society
early in December.
Mrs. Robert W. Patterson Of Chicago is
visiting her son, Mr.. Raymond Patterson,
| 1909 Kenyon street. She leaves Monday for
| Europe.
Mrs. Fanny Wheeler Russell, widow OF
Prof. George Russell of Oakland, Ore, and
| her son, who have been spending few
| days in the city, returned to Oregon Mon
| day night.
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| New York.
Mr.. John Turner has issued cards for the
| marriage of his daughter Margaret Eliza
| beth to Mr.. Wade Hampton Blackstone on
| November Is at 1890 an at Christ Church.
| Calvert county, Nd. Miss Turner is an
| known in southern Maryland. while Mr..
| Blackstone, the youngest son of DR.. r. p.
| Blackstone of River Springs, st. Mary
| county, Is well known in this city and the
| lower counties Of Maryland. At home after
| December l.
| A pleasant evening was spent at the resi-
| dence Of Miss Georgia Overman, III e
| street northeast, the occasion being gath
| ering in honor of her birthday. Many
| games were played and music was enjoyed
| before supper. Among those present were
| the Misses May Cunning, Pauline Cruppers
| Georgia Overman, Olive Cunning, Messrs.
| Otis Coombes, Beverly Pullam. William
Vandergrift, William 8. Samman, jr., and
| Ernest Riley.
| The fifth Monday Evening Assembly was
| the most successful dance given at Robin
| sons Hall this season. In the future these
assemblies will be given under the manage
| ment of Messrs. Harry T. Mauger and AL
| Ian Shackelford. Admission is by card only.
The Manor House Chapter, D. A R.,
| holds its first open meeting Saturday, No
| vember II, at pm, at the Riggs House,
when H. A. Castle will deliver an address.
Miss Ada Campbell Burch and Captain
Kensey John Hampton, U. s. A, were mar
| ried yesterday by Rev. DR.. Stafford, and
| afterward received their friends at the Eb-
| bitt House The bride wore white crepe de
| chene and was attended by Miss Mamie
| Russell maid of honor. Captain and Mrs.
| Hampton have gone to Winchester, Va.
| for a short visit prior TO their departure
for San Francisco.