The Washington times., 1901-11-19
IN SOCIETY.

In SOCIETY.
In addition to the coming out bali which
the President and Mrs. Roosevelt are TO
give for Miss Roosevelt on January 3.
il is probable that another large enter
tainment will be given at the White
House in honor of her eighteenth birth
day February IL. which falls this year on
shrove Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. B. Edwards and daughter have
moved from 115 Ninth Street to S19 NJ
Street. They have as their guests Mrs.
NJ Snyder and daughter. of Philadelphia.
The Misses Graham. of 1916 II Street
northwest, have returned after four
months OF travel in the North.
Mrs. Fred Mckee will not be at home at
Riverdale Nd. until Wednesdays after
December l.
Mrs. Coursey wife of Mr. W S. Cour-
sey, former secretary to the Secretary Of
War. is visiting her mother. Mrs. J. d.
Wilson, of 1910 New Hampshire Avenue
Mrs. Coursey is reeuperating from re-
cent operation.
Mr.. Robert Lee Keeling will not open
his Washington studio this winter, hav-
ing decided to spend the winter in Lon
don.
The Washington house in which Mrs
Van Rensselaer, Cruger, of New York,
has established herself for the winter is
a large, old-fashioned brick, set in a
tree shaded garden at the corner Of
Twenty-ffth and X Streets.
F. Harold Deland and his bride. for
merly Miss Lillian Broderick, are ex-
pected back from their wedding trip this
week. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Deland grad
uated from the Business High School in
1897 in which institution the former is
now the teacher of bookkeeping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas c. Noyes have
returned from weeks visit to the lat
ter's old home in Ohio. While there Mrs.
Noyes sang in the church which she at
tended throughout her childhood.
Mr.. and Mrs Snowden Ashford who
were married Saturday at the country
colin Crichton. 'Ravenswood" Berkeley
Springs, w Va, are now on their we'd
ding trip to the North before coming to
their home in this city. Only the rela-
tiyes and a few intimate friends were
present at the ceremony, which was per-
formed in the wide colonial hall by Rev.
DR.. Pierson, of st. Marks Episcopal
I
admiration for her Southern beauty, both
here and abroad, was given in marriage
by her eldest brother, Mr.. William Crieh-
ton. She wore a gown of white crepe de
chine, the bodice of which was veiled
with old lace. Her tulle veil was crowned
with orange blossoms. The maids were
Miss Elizabeth Crichton, sister of the
bride. and Miss Julia W. C. Carroll, of
New York, both of whom wore white chif-
fon and carried white chrysanthemums.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Louise Lieber daughter of Gen. and Mrs.
G. y. Lieber. of Eighteenth Street, to
Mr.. Augustine n. Lawrence, jr., of Flush
ing. n. Y.
Baron Gevers, the Netherlands Minis
ter, is making short visit to New Jer-
sey.
Mrs. NJ. D. Peck and Miss Peck. for
merly of 1926 E>Street. have moved to
647 X Street
Mrs. H. c. Eddins and her attractive
young daughter. Miss Louise Eddins. of
True Blue, Orange County. Va. have ar
rived in Washington and Will spend the
winter at 1906 Street.
Arrangements for the annual meeting
Of the District of Columbia Federation Of
Clubs we're made at the home of Mrs. H.
T. Guss, 1905 Binney Street, who enter
tanned the members an evening or two
ago. The guests included Mrs. NJ L.
Tanner .frs. NJ S. Lockwood Mrs Sper-
ry. Mrs. n L. Willis. Mrs. E. NJ. Still
man, Ms. E. S. Cromwell, Mrs Guss.
Mrs. and Miss De Riemer. Miss Mary c.
Bennett, and Dr. McNaughton.
The next meeting of the Blue and the
Grey Euchre Club will be held Tuesday.
November 26, at lis, at the home of
Miss Hetty 81. Lockwood, 903 Massachu-
sets Avenue northeast. At the recent
meeting at the home of the Misses
Girouard the prizes were woa by Mr..
Harry Kane and Miss Emma Tibbitts.
Those who took part in the game were:
Misses NJ. Yeager, II. Lockwood, E.
Girouard. F. Girouard, y. Lowe. and E.
Tibbitts, and Messrs. +. II. Hoban, jr.. b.
Cross, \ b. Simons, jr. ". BrearIey.
W. II. Collins. E. Royster, ~ Hull, C.
Mueller, and II. Kane.
The Silver Wave Social Club will give
a dance tonight at st. Joseph's Hall. Ad-
mission VIII be by card.
Capt. J. r. Bartlett, L S n, and fam
lily are occupying the house 1922 Twenty
first Street. which Captain Bartlett re-
Gently leased for the winter.
At the last meeting OF the Columbia
Heights Art Club, held at the home of
Mrs. E. E Stevens Columbia Road Mrs
S. V. Hayden read a paper entitled Joan
OF Are"
Surgeon and Mrs. 5. H. Dickson have
taken Miss Patterson's home, 1872 Twenty
FIRST Street, for the winter.
Mrs. James P. Carrolls birthday was
celebrated on Saturday evening by
party at her home, 642 B Street southwest.
Music and dancing were enjoyed; vooal
solos by Tom $. and F. 5. Carroll;
Charles HoDb and Mrs. Herbsrt Ketcham;
rectations by Miss Marie Lenoir Graves.