Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-01
THE SOCIAL WORLD
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| performed the ceremony. The bride was
becomingly attired in handsome gown OF
white organdie over taffeta deliberately
trimmed with mechlin lace and panne vel
| vet. She carried bride roses. The maid OF
| honor, Miss Jessie Edmonston sister of the
| groom, was prettily gowned in blue organ
die over taffeta and carried La France
roses. Mr. William p. Flack was best man
AFTER receiving the congratulations of their
friends. the party assembled in the dining
| room, where bountiful repast was served.
MISS Thomas presided at the punch bowl.
The presents were both numerous and beau
tiful. Mr.. and Mrs. Edmonston will be at
| home to their friends at 719 9Th street
northeast after December 49,
Mr.. and Mrs Thos H. Little have an
nounced the coming marriage Of their eld-
Hackett of this city Thursday evening, the
| 18TH or December. The wedding will be a
! quiet one, only the relatives and a few
near friends to be present. The couple
| VIII leave FOR short trip. On their return
| they will be at home to their friends at the
| residence of the brides parents, 3211a 18th
| street southwest.
The second Of this seasons series Of
dances given by the Jolliers was held
| Thanksgiving night Present were the
Misses Berry, the Misses schnebel, the
| Misses Long, Miss Joyce Miss Barrett,
Miss Corbett, Miss Clark Miss Cleary,
Miss Chapman, Miss Conradis. Miss Man
Marshall. Miss Meinering, Miss Bookshelf,
Miss King, Miss Hager, Miss Johnston,
MISS Hartsock Miss Sherwood, Miss VIM
CHESTER Miss Hynson; Messrs. Edmonston,
berry, Akers, BlackWood Dunkerley. Page,
Waldman. Sisson, Ittig, Fish, Newton, Sher-
wood. Jones. Ford, Adams, Cleary, Gamble,
Ward, Abbott, Dr. Smith, Bolls, Stewart,
Hamilton, Behrens, Ruess, Corbett and
Dorsey.
Miss Mary W. Thomas of Richmond, Va.
| Is visiting the Misses Boyce at the Grafton.
DR.. and Mrs. Jesse Ramsburg have re-
turned to the city.
Mrs. Arson Mills will give tea Deem
Der II for the debut Of her daughter.
Maj. Gen. Corbin gave a dinner at the
Country Club last night in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Parsons of New York. His guests
included: Miss Audrey Pauncefote, Miss
wilson Miss Edith Root. Miss Edith Pat
Miss Ernst, Miss Hitchcock, Miss Thor
nellie, Miss Wallach, Miss Griggs, Miss
Aagner. Miss Sheridan, Miss Phelps, Miss
lose lose Mallaeh, Baron Gevers the NEITHER
MAJ. Simpson, Z. S. A.; Mr.. Norman of the
British embassy, Capt. Gibson, U. S. A.;
Lieutenant Commander Rogers, U. S: N;
Lieut.. Dorr U. S. A: Mr. Gist Blair, Mr.
Dunn Mckee and Lieut.. Casper Conrad U.
S. A.
pretty wedding took place at o'clock
Thursday evening at 334O 14th street. Miss
Ida Miriam Strider, daughter of Mr.. N. S.
j. StrIder of CharlestoWn, w. Va, was mar
rled to Mr.. Harry J. R.. Warthen by the
, pastor Of Sacred Herat, Father MCGEE
The bride was attired in tailored gown of
royal blue broadcloth, appiiqued in black
taffeta, and carried white chrysanthemums
| She was attended by her twin sister, Miss
Emma StriGer. The Misses Warthen, sis
tiers of the groom, were assisted in rece!v-
ing by Miss Ja1le Carricott Strider, sister
of the bride. Many beautiful presents were
received, consisting of silver, cut glass, rare
CHINA works of art and furniture. On their
return from the north the couple will go to
housekeeping in Mount Pleasant, d. c.
meeting of the Cosmopolitan Shake
speare Club was, held at the home of Miss
Alice Malone, No. 10 Sth street southeast
Tuesday evening last. Later the hostess
assisted by Miss Weirs. served refresh
rnents. The club then adjourned to meet
next at the home of Miss Mary Pettis No.
229 A street southeast Those present were
Mesdames Armstrong. Thompson, Pierson,
Stanton, Whitney and the Misses Weiss
Jeffery, Malone, Patten, Pierson. Miss
Minus was the guest of the club. --e.-...
Miss Eva Coates and the Misses Ritter
entertained a number of friends Tuesday
evening at the home of Miss Eva Coates,
1916 Q street Amoug those present were
the Misses Ella and Jennie Naeff, Bertha
and Florence Ritter. jamie and Eva Coates,
Esther and Maggie Theurer, Gertrude
Baltimore: Messrs. Fl: Jenkins, Fl. Har-
desty J. Norris, r. Matthews, H. Dante,
Lad and DR. Herald.
The Capitol Hill History Club met. We'd
nesday last at the residence of Mrs. j. p
Cium, $40 East Capitol street The next
meeting of the club will be held Wednesday
afternoon, December II, at the home of
Mrs. Hildreth, 1l0i East Capitol street.
Mrs John Poor gave a small tea yester-
day for her sister, Mrs. Herman Viele of
New York.
The Holly Club. composed of Eastern
High School boys and girls assembled at
the home of Miss Caro- Clum, on East Cap
itol street, for its Thanksgiving bicycle run
to Rock Creek Park The ride was greatly
enjoyed by all. President Mckinley, who
with a gracious bow the three lusty cheers
given as he passed. Those participating
were Misses Clum, Figenbaum, CLANCY,
Gedney, Cadet, Butler and Houchen, and
Messrs Luccock, Guy, Fisher Sullivan
Vina, Marsh and Barnes
A party was given Wednesday evening
last at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Clarkson. it being the sixth birthday
of their son Russell Many games were in
dulged in, after which the guests adjourned
to the dining room, where a bountiful re-
past was served. Among those present were
the grandparents of the boy, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Clarkson. and Mrs Webster. Others
were Misses Frances Swaine Ruth Hart,
Efreda Van Nest Eleanor Clarkson. Lu-
ellie Cogswell. Fern Prince and Grace
Clarkeson, and Masters Henry johnson.
Paul Hart, Herbert Berry, Ralph Benton
and Leo Crawford.
Miss Sophronia Stealey. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. o. o. Stealey. and Mr.. Samuel
Thomas Park of Chicago will be married
Saturday evening, December 8, at the
stealey residence. 1928 street Only
family party will be present at the cere-
mony, at which Rev. Gerhart A. Wilson of
the Western Presbyterian Church will Off
ciate. The couple will go to Chicago and
Denver on their way to California for their
honeymoon. and will reside in Arizona.
Mrs. Charles Bowen Howry wife of Judge
Howry, will receive at her home. 1923 N
street. on the first and third Mondays in
December.