Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-08
THE SOCIAL WORLD
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varela, F. Cross. T. Webster. P. White
I. Leaman and F. Krouse.
The Butterfly Girls Club met at the
residence Of Miss Josephine Prodt, 1120 9TH
street. Tuesday evening last The follow.
ing officers were elected for the coming
year: President, Miss Margaret Fox; vice
president. Miss Elizabeth Wagner: treas
urer, Arlie Pittman: corresponding secre-
tary, Rose Mueller. It was decided to give
a mask ball early in February at Nationa
Rifles Hall. A hearty ovation was ten
dered the retiring president, Miss M
Schmidt
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Reinmuth have return
ed from their wedding trip and will be al
home to their friends after December 70 a,
Is q street
Mrs. George W. Morgan and her daugh-
ter. Miss Sarah H. II. Morgan, of Mount
Vernon. Ohio, are at the Grafton for the
winter.
Mrs. VIM. Henry White will be at home
Mondays throughout the season, 10 I'd
street northeast.
Mrs. Thomas A. Dobyns will be at home
at 10S C street southeast the two first
Mondays in February.
Dr. and Mrs. Robt N Harper have COM
pleted the alterations on their residence,
% street northwest, and will occupy 1t
this winter. Mrs. Harper will observe Mon
day as her reception day after the LIST of
January.
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visiting her daughter Mrs. Clara O. Bland,
200 street southeast.
Miss Mae Kennedy of 205 New Jersey
avenue gave the first of her informal win
ter receptions Saturday evening. the guests
of the house being the Misses Trueheart of
Baltimore, Md. delightful musical pro-
gram was given by quartet of male voices
and a mandolin club under the direction of
Mr.. VIM A. Boyd. Among those present
were the Misses Trueheart and Helen Ar
mold of Baltimore Misses Rita Repetti,
LeonOra Seybolt Misses Carraway, Nc
Court, Humphreys, Messrs. w. r. Lackey,
VIM. French, Case. Byrne. Callahan, Taunt
Boyd, Hartman. Ward, Baulser, Rooms,
OBannon Galieher, Brashears Ora res, Me-
Grew. Kendall Lattener, Ritteno !.
The birthday of Miss Irene Carter was
celebrated at ner home, 501 LIST street north
east, Thursday evening. A very pleasant
time was spent before and after supper.
Among those present We're Misses Cole,
Durfee. Burch DeIlabar. Lamb, Irene Car
ter Mae Carter and Clara Carter; Messrs.
Watson, jones Rowe, Barrows. Thomas,
Wilson: also Mrs. A V. Carter and Mrs. II.
Smith.
Cards are out announcing the coming
marriage of Mr.. Henry Marshall kendrick
ard Miss Maize Elizabeth Skinner at the
home of the latter. Dol East Capitol street,
Wednesday evening next at SIS o'clock.
The ceremony will be performed by the
brides brother, the Rev. Thomas Clagett
Skinner. pastor of Berkeley Avenue Baptist
Church of Norfolk, Va, assisted by DR.. S.
II. Greene, pastor of Calvary Baptist
Church. The marriage will be followed by
a reception, after which the bride and
groom will leave for trip north, and upon
their return will be at home to their
friends at 31S East Capitol street.
Miss Nellie Darling of Brightwood has
returned after three months visit to her
aunt, Mrs. J. A. Thorn of DOT Riverside
Drive, New York city, and relatives of
Plainfeld, N. j.
Miss Louise Thomas of G25 X street, has
returned from several weeks visit to her
brother, Mr.. G. T. Thomas, Pittsburg, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry NJ. Wegner No. 20S
street southeast, entertained a large
number of friends on Wednesday evening
in honor of the fourteenth birthday of their
daughter Hazel The evening was most en-
joyably passed by the number of young
people present in dancing. music and games
The parlors and dining hall were most
artistically decorated for the occa sion.
Carnations and La France roses We're large
~ used, and the effect, especially In the
large dining hall, was most pleasing The
young lady was the recipient of number
of beautiful momentos of the happy occa-
sion from her numerous friends. A COLA
tion was served. Among those present
We're: Misses Laura Boggs Frances Dow
ling. Rosa Gates, May Jasper. May Wells.
Pearl Padgett, Miss Beam. David Mann.
Walter Bail. Charles Turner, Pearcy Jones
W. A. Scarf, Frederick Kinke. Beal CASTOR.
w. Hawkins. Arthur Clements and sister
Fanny, Miss L. Norris, Capt and Mrs.
Llpscomb. Mr. and Mrs. John Watterson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mann, MIR. and Mrs. Arthur
"egner and Mrs. Lourena Webster
Mrs. Mary O'Neill and daughter of oOs
9th street southeast leave Tuesday for
Phoenix. Ariz.
Mrs. William Henderson Moses left today
for southern California, where the latter
will spend the winter
Mrs. l.. +. Kitchener will give a tea on
Wednesday. 10Th instant to introduce her
daughter Miss Helen.
The Bachelors Assembly has issued inyi-
tations for another of it's popular dances to
be given al Carroll Institute on Satlrda =
evening, December 10.
After an extended trip north Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. j. Bond have returned to the civ
and taken apartments permanently at the
Cairo.
Wednesday evening a large party gath
cred at The home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. 7.
Broderick. 4S5 f street southwest, to ce]e-
brate the birthday of the latter The even
ing was spent in games. vocal instrument
ia; music and recitations, which was great
served. Those present were the Misses
Bertha, Clara and Marion Rollins
Misses Katie and Mamie Brosnan. Miss
Bertha Peed. Miss Alice Miller Miss Cora
LIE Idno, MISS flOTence racket, Miss Mo-
ma Rollins. Mrs. ]. Madison Annadal. Mrs.
]. w. Peed, Mrs. Lima Ryan. Mrs. J. A.
Neale, Messrs. Fugtt Zenor, Patterson.
Bender, Young, Wilmington, Broderick and
Fisher.
Among the weddings of the past week
was that Wednesday evening Of Miss Eliza
beth Lewis and Mr. Owen Henry Fowler.
at the home Of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Granville Lewis, in lexington.
The bride, who entered the parlors with
her father. was dressed In an exquisite
satin gown. trimmed with deep fiounce
OF accordion-plaited chiffon and Point de
Venice lace. She carried a shower bouquet
of bride roses and some of the same flowers
in her hair The bride was attended by a
matron of honor, her sister. Mrs Martin
P. Ryan of New York, who wore white
organdie over cream taffeta and carried
American Beauty roses Mr.. Fowler was
attended by his college chum, Nicholas
Gill of Baltimore. Md, as best man. After
the ceremony which was performed by the
Rev C. Rockford Stetson Of the Pro-Ca-
thedral, in the presence Of both families
and many intimate friends. there followed
reception lasting several hours. The
young couple left on the late train for their
wedding journey. Upon their return MIR.
and Mrs. Fowler will be at home the last
two Thursdays in January at 1911 Sd street
northeast
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