Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-17

first prize.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Newmyer gave pro-
gressive euchre in honor of their niece,
MISS Sigmund OF Denver. and We're assisted
by their son, Arthur G. Newmyer. The
prizes were won by Miss Edna Weyl and
Alex. Wolf. Those participating were the
Misses Harris, Bensinger. Eiseman, Engel.
Auerbach. Sigmund. Behrend, Weyl, Co
hen, Lansburgh, Nordlinger, Stern and Miss
Eiseman of Baltimore. and the Messrs.
Wolf. Rosenberg, Nordnger. Strasburger,
Salmon. Sigmund, Meyers. Behrend. Lyons,
Goldenberg, Reizenstein, p. Bensinger and
LIE Roy +. Newmyer. An excellent repast
was served at II 40
St Paul's Church, ODD street between l
street and Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
was the scene of pretty wedding Thurs
day, the 18TH at high noon, the contracting
parties being Mr.. Frank NJ Scott and Miss
Blanche Hicks. The ushers were Messrs.
Edward Hicks. F. H Pidcock, Claude D.
Clayton and Peyton Il. Fletcher, who also
acted as best man.. The bride was attfred
IN travelling costume and was unattended.
RsE-- Alfred Harding, rector of ST. Pauls.
performed The ceremony. The church was
well filled with friends of both parties.
The Washington Barracks Pleasure Club
spent an evening at the home of Mrs
wynn Wednesday last Games We're in
dulged in until a late hour. after which
refreshments were served. Several selec-
tions We're rendered on the piano by Messrs
Burke and Winchle of the light battery
| stationed at the barracks.
The Morton Cadets have just concluded
arrangements for military reception and
dance to be given at Naval Lodge Hall, 4th
! and pennsylvania avenue southeast. Tues
| day evening, November 20. Invitations
| have been sent to the principal officers of
| the guard and many friends. The military
! guests will be in uniform.
Mrs. James Stevenson has returned to
her apartments in the Lenox after a pro-
| longed absence from the city
Mrs. j. Brenton Simmons invited a CO.
| terie of friends to her pleasant home
| Wednesday evening to celebrate the birth
day anniversary of her husband, Captain
simmons. Following the serving of an ex-
celient collation. dancing and cakewalking
were enjoyed Mr.. Brigham won the hon
ors of the evening by introducing some
| new and intricate steps in cakewalking
Those invited We're Mr. and Mrs. l.. Par
k kf Mr. and Mrs, Gardner of Boston, Mrs.
Moore of Buffalo, n. Y: Mrs. F. w. Guth-
| erldge, Miss Minnie Irwin. Miss Bailey
Miss Marie Brigham, Miss Parker. DR.. L.
L. Sothord, Mr., l.. William Thavis, Mr.
r. l.. Stone and Mr.. Harry Brigham.
Colonel and Mrs. Burch will arrive from
an extended trip through the western
| states this week
Mrs. Mae S. Pullman is visiting friends
| in Providence, R. l.
Senator and Mrs. W. A Harris of Kan
sas arrived in the city this week and are
| occupying their handsome home at 18th
and l. streets.
Mrs. Moore of Buffalo, n Y, who has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs. ]. B.
Simmons. us 18th street. for several weeks
will return home tomorrow.
Inc ladies of the auxiliary board of Trim
| ity College have issued cards for Thursday
afternoon, November 81, from 3 to 5 o'clock
to meet the reverend mother provincial of
| the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur and
| the faculty of Trinity College
| The annual business meeting of the Dolly
| Madison Chapter. D. A r., was held at
the residence of Mrs. Dye. 1903 l. street
Tuesday evening. November Is, Miss Brady,
| the vice regent. presiding. The officers
| elected We're: Regent, Mrs. Henry L. Mann;
vice regent. Miss Margaret Brady ire
| elected; recording secretary, Miss Eliza
! beth e. johnson; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Charles Davidge re-electeD; treas
urer. Mrs. Ora L. Pitney: registrar Miss
| Shaw; historian, Miss A. S. Mallett; board
of management. Mrs. Dye, Mrs. O'Connell,
| Mrs. Gusts. Mrs c. S. johnson. Mrs. Hine,
! Mrs. Platt. Mrs. Clark and Miss Hooper.
| After the meeting adjourned refreshments
| were served.
| The first regular meeting Of Constitution
| Chapter d. A R., was held Tuesday even
| ing at the POrtner, at the home of the
| secretary. Accounts of the summers travel
We're given by members who had visited the
! European continent and the Yellowstone
| National Park, after which refreshments
were served.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Robert D. Suter have
turned to the city, and will be pleased to
| see their friends at 1893 Sth street after
/ December l.
| Mrs. Charlotte NJ. Halleck has returned
| to the city for the winter months, and Will
| be located at No 2126 r street.
| The Misses Brown Of the Frederick have
| removed to the Henrietta 1913 n street, and
| will have with them their sister and niece,
| Mrs. Henry Hubbard Pierce and daughter.
Mrs Pierce is the widow of Capt. Henry
! Il,,ll nd I h.
| sence of many years returns to her native
| city to make it her permanent residence.
| The ladies will be at home, as usual on the
| first and third Mondays of December and
succeeding months
| Mrs Joseph F. Goodkey, formerly Of
| Louisville KY, but now of this city, is
visiting at the home of her mother. Mrs.
| Paul LANCE, Cincinnati Ohio After So
| journ there she will also visit friends and
relatives in Louisville and Cleveland, re-
| turning home early next month.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence w. Dorsey have re-
! turned to the city and will be glad to see
their friends at 1872 Staughton street.
Miss Louise Thomas of 625 X street leaves
| Sunday for a trip to Pittsburg. Pa. where
! she will visit her brother. Mr.. G. T. Thomas,
| ginia while away.
Mrs. Georgette A. Chamberln has return
ed to Washington after ten months alb
| sence abroad.
The annual charity ball given by 81.
! Mary's Guild for the benefit of the Chill
| drens Hospital will be held December II,
| at Lint:iicum Hall. Georgetown.
| A birthday party was given Friday even
| ing to Miss Eva L. Brooks of 465 Florida
| avenue. Vocal music was rendered by the
| Misses Claire Higgins and Georgia lift, and
| recitations by the Misses Alma keemle and
| Hattie Sweet. At a late hour all proceeded
| to the dining room, where a dainty repast
was served. Among those present were the
! Misses M. Louise and Alma keemle, Flor
| ence Fielding, Claire Higgins, Rosie Car
roll, Eva Brooks, Myrtle Powell. Hattie
! Sweet Mamie Young, Marie Johnston and
| Georgia lift, and Masters Merle Sweet,
| Raymond Horne and Cecil Fielding. Oliver
| Young Earle Johnston, Elcon Powell,
Charles Clements, Nash Witten, Earl Par
| ker Walter Brooks, Ralph Keemle, Lewis
| Carroll and Floyd Brooks, jr., also Messrs.
H. Vernon Johnston and Walter A. and J.
| Lester Brown.
| Mrs Hunt widow Of Gen. Henry ]. Hunt,
and the Misses Hunt have returned to the
| CITY, Mrs. Hunt has moved from her
| former residence N street to the resi-
dence of her son. DR.. Presley c. Hunt, 1915
| NJ street.