Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-03

B: L. Brown. Mrs. ]. R. Quinter, Mrs. J.
w. Baoson, Mrs Chas. ]. Harmon. Mrs.
Chasuan NJ. Billingsley, Mrs. Blanche Zeh-
ring. and the Misses Margaretta Van Ness
NJ. ]. Lockhart. Katharine Bohrer. Mary
Il. Goodwin. NJ. H. Fowler, NJ E. Fowler
and Druciiia Bohrer
Miss Mckelden left jefferson Barracks,
Mo, early last month and will spend the
winter in Arizona. She was under the
care of an oculist some time before leav-
ing the barracks.
Mrs Ida Merrymau of Monkton, Md, is
the guest of DIR and Mrs. T. B. Kramer
Miss Frances Benjamin Johnston, 1872 v
street, who has been p fortnight in Phila-
! aelphia, New York, Boston and Albany
VIII not return for week longer, and will,
therefore, not receive Wednesday. Decem-
Der ).
Mrs. ]. p. Rixey has moved from l742 O
street 10 ZIG Rhode Island avenue. where
she Will be for the season.
Mrs Ernest III. Daniel formerly Miss
Efie Harnmett, will be at home tomorrow
and Tuesdays thereafter at 1888 Harvard
street, Columbia Heights
Mr.. Frank Brown of Boston will spend
the winter here with his niece Mrs Chas
G Dunn, whose double bereavement in the
deaths of her husband and her mother.
the late Mrs. Flora Brown. at Cambridge
Mass, within a few weeks. has evoked
! from their wide circle of friends in this
and other cities hundreds of touching mes
Sages of sympathy and regard.
The first social function of the compare
| tive jurisprudence and diplomacy class OF
Columbian University was given by VIM.
L. w. Schoeverling of Chicago, ILL.,, at his
residence, i0os NJ street Among those pres
ent were Mr.. John w. Foster MIR. John w.
Langley of Kentucky, Mr.. Alvah WarrelI
Patterson. Oregon: Mr.. David j. PETERS.
illinois; Mr.. Ormsly McHarg. North Da-
MIR. J. Ross Parker, Missouri: Or. Charlton
M Clark, Mlssssippi DR.. Reuben B. Watts,
Alabama: DR.. Harry O. Weaver, Ohio;
Warren r. Choate, Maryland; Henry A.
Vleth Wisconsin; Glenn Edward Hustled,
Michigan; J Gaham Tyssowski and Joseph
Waddell Butts of Washington; Albert Rhett
Stuart, South Carolina; VIM H. stewart.
jr., Georgia; Ed. X. Campbell of Ohio.
Perry Spencer Pearson, Georgia; Robert K.
Smith, Iowa; VIM. Armstrong Greene, New
Jersey; Chas. O. Guynes. Mississippi; DIR.
Henry Taylor, Ohio; George w. Perkins.
Maine; James Krieg, Washington; G. ].
Kirk West Virginia and Fred II. Hoban,
jr., of Georgia.
Miss Virginia Hodges of this city ami
Mr.. Thomas H. West of ST. Louis were
married Saturday at noon at St John
Church, by DR.. MackaySmth. The bride.
. who has only recently returned from China
with her brother, Commander Benjamin
W. Hodges, U. S. N, had no attendants
and only few intimate friends to witness
the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. West have
gone for honeymoon trip to end in ST.
Louis.
Miss Emma Stotsenberg Leech and Mr..
Arturo G. Garcia Were married recently at
the home of the latter's mother in Havana,
Cuba. The bride. who sailed from New
York on Saturday, November "a, for Ha-
vana, is the youngest daughter of the late
DAME Leech of the Smithsonian lnstitu-
ton, and niece of Edward o. Leech, d.
rector of the United States mint during
several administrations.
Mr.. Garcia, who is a wealthy Cuban
planter will take his bride to one of his
Plantations on the Island of Cuba, where
they viii reside.