Evening star., 1901-10-12
THE SOCIAL WORLD
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man and French ambassadors are stffi in
Europe. but Count Quadt, charge d'af-
faires OF the former, has returned to this
city. Mr.: de Margerie. who has had charge
Si the french embassy. rented a house
iast spring, and is now here getting ii
ready for occupying
A pleasant. evening was spent at a birth
day party, given at the home of Mr.. and
s mrs. John Owens. oxon Hill. Tuesday, oe-
tooer 8. In honor of their daughter Effie
Mae Refreshments were served in the din
ing ROOM. which was beautifully decorated
with golden rod and evergreens. After re-
Iresnments, Mr.. Robert Anderson played
the violin, and the young people danced
Durlng the evening, vocal and Instrumental
numbers We're rendered by Misses Bertha
and Beatrice Dement, Misses Mamie and
Florence Arthur Miss Gertrude Gates
Misses Effie and Isabel Owens and Miss
Alice Beans. Among those present were:
Mrs, mrs; John Owens; Mrs. Henry Owens, Mrs.
grafton Owens, the Misses Effie Isa Nora,
cara, Ethel. Gertrude and Olive Owens
Alice Beans. Mamie and Florence Arthur,
Bertie Kelly, Katie Crimes Bertha and
Ida Crossingham. Emma Cusick, Annie
Moreland, Katie Gibbons Gertrude Gates
and Miss Chalk and Stone. Messrs. Graf
ton, John, William, Henry and Ernest
owens, {. E. Arthur. George Book Maurice
Dean, William -Cusick, Herbert and Elmer
Hayes, Frank and James McNey, Robert
Dement, Walter Grimes, Robert Anderson,
Willie Gray, Barry Graves. Frank Kelly.
Jessie Swan. Carroll Gibbons. Mr.. Moreland
and Master Elmer Owens. Many beautiful
and useful presents were received.
Mrs. Theodore F. Levers and daughter,
| Miss May Adele Levers who have been
| sojourning in Pennsylvania for the past
| two months, have returned to the city and
will be glad to see their friends at the
| Gladstone.
| DR.. and Mrs. George E. Kicker have re-
| turned to the city after three months
| spent in the woods of Maine.
! Miss Emma Gray has returned m her
home, 2015 Kalorama avenue, after a de-
! lightful summer at North East Harbor,
| Maine.
| A number of personal friends of Mr. and
| Mrs. P. J. Byrne assembled last evening
/ at their residence on Capitol Hill to honor
| their son Henry Byrne, of the L. S. Navy,
| who has just returned from the orient.
| Their home was tastefully decorated with
souvenirs of the Philippines. China. Japan,
| India and numerous other places visited by
| Mr.. Byrne during his trip abroad. During
| the evening the guests were entertained by
| local talent and also by Mr.. Byrne who
| told quite an interesting story of mis- trav-
| els bountiful repast was served.
| A very pleasant juvenile company as
sembled at the home of Mr. and Mrs John
| c. Moore, 1868. North Carolina avenue,
| Thursday evening, to celebrate the ninth
| birthday of their daughter Jeanette who
| was the recipient of many presents from
| her little guests. Those present We're:
| Misses Marguerite and Gladys Bryan, Sa-
die Harsten, Marguerite Daley. Marie Ver-
I, million, Anna Shea, Bernice Moore, and
| Masters Philip, Edward and Thomas
| Roach. Warren Potts, Clarence Harsten,
and Hilton and Wesley Moore.
Mrs. Emma J. Carpenter has issued ia
| vitations for the marriage reception of her
| daughter Anna Belle and Mr.. Charles II.
| Henney Wednesday October % from to
10 o'clock at 235 Sth street northeast
The Memo Club had their second meeting
| at Mrs. Charles Hicks, 422 Sd street north
| west. who introduced some novel games.
| After refreshments were served dancing
| was enjoyed.
| Mrs. Davis, wife of General George w.
| Davis, and her two daughters are at l418
| 10th street, where they will be until they
| sail for Manila.
] At ST. Dominie's Church last Wednesday
| evening, by the Kew. Father O'Rourke be-
| fore a large concourse of friends Mr. Chas
| S. Walter and Miss Agnes c. Fitzgerald
| both of this city, were married. The bride
/ was attired IN silk muslin over white silk
| richly trimmed in lace and liberty silk car
/ rying bride roses and wearing a wreath of
| orange blossoms. Her sister, Miss Kate
| Fitzgerald, was bridesmaid and wore dot
ted swiss over lavender silk, trimmed in
| lace, and carried cluster of La France
| roses. Mr.. Clarence ]. Walter, brother of
| the groom, was best man. The ushers were
| Messrs. John r. Jacobs William Marsden,
| John Brosnan and Edward McGraw Many
handsome presents were received. After
| the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Walter left on
| an extended tour through the south and
| will be at home to their friends after oc-
| tober q.
| Miss Albertine Van Ness King gave a
supper Friday evening at the home of her
parents, 1906 9th street northwest in honor
| of her friends Of Porto Rico. Parlors and
| dining room were tastefully decorated in
palms and cut flowers. The features of the
| evening were recitations in Spanish by
| Senor Jose de ]. Tezol and quartet by Mr..
| and Mrs. Nicholson, Miss Davis and Miss
| King. Among those present were Miss ISer-
| tina Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse w. Nichol-
| son of Washington, Mr.. and Mrs c. s.
jones of Camden. n. J.; Senors DIR. Coll,
Victor Coll, Cay Coll, Paco Con. Jose de ].
Tizol and B. Sanchez Jimenez of Porto
Rico: Messrs. c. n. Phelps n. T. Nell A.
| 8. Genesi and Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. P.
King.
A number Of friends spent Thursday
evening at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Myers, 515 4th street, the event being the
| Jeannett. Music was the feature Of the
evening, and later refreshments were
served.
Mrs. A. E. Burns and Miss Burns have re-
turned to the city. and are at the Colonial
Miss Maude H. Bundy of Capitol Hill
has returned from two months trip
through New England and New York.
Mrs. B. J. Shannon and daughter. Mar
ion have returned from a pleasant visit
Of four weeks at New Haven and Wood
mont nt-on-the-Sound, Conn., Brooklyn and
New York city.
Mrs. C. ]. Corrick and daughter. after
spending seven weeks with her brother, S.
s. Griffith, in Louisville. KY. has returned
to her home, SIS 10th street.
Miss F. Elizabeth Warren of Langdon,
D. c.. is visiting friends In Millvflle, N. ].
She will also stop over In Philadelphia on
her way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myer Singer and son are
the guests Of their parents. Mr. and Mrs.
G. Lansburgh At home Sunday, October
Ii. 101S Vermont avenue.
The marriage Of Miss Katie NJ Cannon,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Cannon
of Manassas. Va, and Mr.. Charles b.
Campbell, son Of Mr.. and Mrs David b,
Campbell Monroe street. Anacostia, took
place Wednesday evening last at the resi-
dence of the brides parents. Rev. James
w. Many, pastor of the East Washington
Heights Baptist Church, near Anacostia
performed the ceremony. After the ser
vice Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell left on trip
through Maryland and Pennsylvania They
will make their home in Anacostfa upon
their return. Among those present from
Washington to witness the ceremony were
Mrs. David Campbell. Mrs. Jane Mclean,