Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-11-10

and Mrs. J. H Small IT., Of Washington,
elder, Mrs. Burdett and Mr.. Winfield Phil
lips Of Arlington, VT, Miss Whitlock Of
Schenectady, N. Y. Mr.. A. c. Stewart Of
Boston and Mr. and Mrs. G. Mortimer Bar
ney Of Portland. Me.
The Brookland Assembly inaugurated the
season with its first dance on Thursday
evening in the town hall at Brookland. The
chaperons were Mrs Burr. Mrs. Brooks
present were Miss Mcnamara. Miss Slevin.
Miss Bell, Miss Edith Bell, Miss Hamilton,
Miss Lewis, Miss Howard. Miss Brooks.
Miss Dawson. Miss Mary Dawson, Miss
Miller. Miss Burke, Miss Julian, Miss Nor
veil, Miss Brawner, Miss Barton. Miss
Ward Miss Priscilla Dawson, Miss Warder,
Miss Rose Warder, Miss Burr and Messrs.
Burr. Brooks, Howard. Ridgeway, Page
Yznaga, Norwood, Harry Burr, Hall, Sell
hansen, Ballinger, Moore, Wright, Car
mack, Fowler. Julian. Francis Burr,
Brawner, Mcnamara and DR.. Bowen
At the marriage of Miss Grace Norris
and Mr.. Arthur Fue German, jr., Novem-
Der Is, at the New York Avenue Church.
the maid of honor will be Miss Emma Nor
ris, sister of the bride, and the bridesmaids
Miss Mary Edna German, Miss Emma
ington and Miss Elizabeth German of Ca
louisville. The best man will be Major
William G. Gambrill U. S. A, recently re-
turned from the Philippines Messrs. Ran
brothers of the bride, and Mr.. Arthur Gam
brill, Mr. Douglass Gambrill and Mr.. Ar
thur Pue of Maryland will be the ushers.
The young couple will reside in Baltimore
and will have apartments at the st. Paul,
where they will be at home after the list
| of January.
| Mr. Nabeshima of the Japanese legation
has been transferred to Berlin. and will
| sail shortly, with his wife, for his new post
Mrs. Electa E. Smith, who is on her an
| rlf,,sy
where, as usual, she is the recipient of many
| social attentions from her friends and the
| townsfolk generally, enjoyed the mover
pleasure Of voting last Tuesday, and the
| Sterling Daily Standard said in the next
| days issue: Mrs. Electa E. Smith was the
| first woman to vote in the city. She was
at the polls in the second district promptly
| at O'Clock" Women in Illinois en-
| titled to vote for trustees of the State Uni
versity, but the privilege only comes every
| two years.
| Mrs. H. D. Dickson and son Raymond of
| 1880 o street left Thursday evening for
| Pinehurst, N. c., to recuperate from recent
| illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward F. Droop and the
| Misses Droop have closed their beautiful
country home, Chestnut Hill" Rockville
| Heights. and are now located at their city
| residence, 1455 Bacon street, Columbia
| Heights.
Mrs. VIM. E. Clark. formerly of 301 E
are spending the winter at the Portland.
| Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gustave Radeltinser
| have returned to the city from Boston,
| where they went on their wedding jour
| ney. They will be at home Monday even
| ing, December II, and every third Monday
throughout the season, from to 10 o'clock
| when they will be pleased to see their
friends. Mrs. Radelfinger will also be at
| home Monday afternoons during December
at 1431 Chaplin street.
| Mr. and MrS Yala and Miss Ret+y
Parsons Of New York. Mrs. NJ. B. Clamp
and H. l.. 'Clapp of San Francisco and
Baron Louis Ambroz of the Austrian Hun
garian legation at the Grafton.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Hempler have is
sued invitations to the marriage of their
| daughter, Emma Adela, to Mr.. John NJ.
| Zirwes, on Monday evening, November 10,
at s o'clock, at the First Presbyterian
| Church. AZ street between and D streets.
| A delightful musicale and entertainment
was given by Mr.. and Mrs ]. c. Calhoun
| Patterson of 1706 F street northwest last
| evening. The program consisted of vocal
solos by Miss Sarah Stevenson Mr.. Helmig
and Mr.. Duff, piano selections by Miss
Mass whisting solo by Mr.. Armstrong and
Mr.. w. Kern in several violin renditions.
accompanied by Miss Kern. Little Miss
| Louise O'Neil sang Herberts Gypsy Love
Song" The guests then assembled in the
| dining room to partake of refreshments,
| later returning to the parlor to witness a
little sketch. entitled "A Kiss in the Dark
| The characters were well sustained by
Miss Bertha Mason as Mrs Pettibone, Mr..
Jack Armstrong as Mr.. Pettibone, Mr..
Barrett Patterson as Frank Avent, Miss
Made Mason as Mary and Miss Weir as
Mr.. Avent's wife. Those present were Mrs
O'Neil, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Holmead, Jr,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindstrom, Mr.. and Mrs
| Michael, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Cooksey,
| Misses Elizabeth Cooksey, Allie and Lucy
Bertha and Maude Mason, Pollock and
Hunt and Messrs. Armstrong, Helmig, Os-
borne. Selhausen, Duff. Hunter, Koons
| Kern, Svenson and Patterson
Dr. Rowland H. Ford and wife have re-
turned from their wedding trip, which was
to Boston by sea, thence to Albany and
down the Hudson to New York city, where
they remained several days. They will be
at home to their friends after December
l at 1911 9th street.
Miss Mary Roberts has issued invitations
for the marriage of her niece Miss Edith
Roberts, to Dr. Jesse Ramsburgh, at
Epiphany Church, Wednesday, November
81, at IL o'clock. card to present at the
church and at home cards for Tuesdays in
January, 1921 Vermont avenue, are in
| closed.
Miss Sallie Mackall has gone to Baltimore
to attend a meeting Of the Society of the
Colonial Danes.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Schweitzer will be
pleased to see their friends at their home,
1239a 9th street
| MISS DtTheH Oh 81 L street Wds
given a party Tuesday evening in honor OF
her birthday. The young hostess received
her guests in a dainty gown of pink liberty
silk. The parlors and dining room were
decked with La France roses, carnations
and ferns. The favors were of pink.
Among those present were the Misses Nc
Carthy, Bryan. Simms, Rover. J. Dierken.
Seton, Sisson. NJ. Dierken, Savage, Mrs.
H. T. Brian Mr.. and Mrs. J. Dierken L.
Dierken. Messrs. McKenna. Rodgers. Spots
wood, Mcmahon, Joe Dierken, Fennell and
Werber.
Mrs Edwin Hayden Gibbs will be at
home to her friends at Somerset Heights
Wednesdays, November IA, u and %.
Miss Dorothy v. Mayer entertained 8
number of her little friends at her resi-.
dence, 422 33d street, last evening, the oc.
casion being the anniversary of her thirc
birthday. The little folks enjoyed them.
selves with music and games until o'clock
when refreshments were served.
The regular meeting Of the Columbia
Heights Art Club was held at the home OF
Mrs. Schneider, 2G2S 18th street, Thurs
day last. Mrs. Frank Henton read a paper
on "Forentine Architecture and Mrs
Schneider recited "A Dream of Italy
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