The Washington times., 1901-11-23
IN SOCIETY.

Miss Bertha Hill, who is TO become one
Of the debutantes of the early winter
entertained a small company of friends
very charmingly on Thursday evening at
her home in Huntington Place. The guests
we're a number of the other debu'antss
OF the year and a few Out-of-town friends
| An equal number of men of the younger
set completed the party. Dancing occu-
+ pied the greater part of tine evening
| The regular meeting of the E. c. stan
ten Political study Club met at the home
| Of the President. Mss Wood, 80 Four
teenth Street Thursday evening. An
! excellent papcr Gu ''The Banking Sys-
tenn was read by MIR. Harry Coope, and
THE History Of Taxation in France
was presented by Miss Wood. followed By
paper on the same subject by Mrs
! Farrar. after which there was a general
discussion of the subjects.
General sawteilo, U. S. A., and his
wife and daughter have opened their
home. 1925 n Street. They spent the
summer and autumn in travel abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Durbin Hauk have
issued invitations for the marriage oil
their daughter, Emeline Ruth, &c Mt
Fletcher Webster Rockwell, Jr, Tuesday
November 26. at $50, at Red Nook, Cleve-
land rark washington. At home Tues
days, after the lst OF February, at ooo
Forty-sixth Street, Chicago. ~
The Merrymakers. an organization OF
well-known young people of this city
gave their second dancing reception OF
the season at the National Rifles Han on
G Street. Wednesday evening The hali
was tastefully decorated with palms ana
white and pink chrysanthemun's and the
club colors-blue and old gold. Among
those present were: Mr. II. E. Hurtsberry,
President of the club and the following |
members. Charles E Engle, Leonard P,
Stewart. James l. CLANCY, John NJ. Pol
oni, Walter r. Harr, Charles N. Phelps |
Albert Hancock, Guy T. Stewart, Misses |
lola Fitzgerald, Virgie Proome, Dual Lea |
man. Ella Johnston, Eva Johnson. Min
ME Robinson. Mae Leaman and Bessie |
Bush Besides those already mentioned /
we're Mr. and Mrs. Dulln, Mr.. and Mrs. /
Constcck Mr. and Mrs. Long, the Misses |
shelton. Carr. Dryden, Shackelford, (
Kneebe. Florine. Duffy, Gargus, Case.
Gleiner Davis. Chutt. Stone, Corbett and
Nessrs Mclean, Benjamin. Charley ana
sam Wood Malone. Levy, Mauger. Jc-
chum. Glasgow. DuIin. Edwards, Lock
head Smith. Nelson, Gray and Hutehin-
sen.
A meeting of the Good Cheer Euchre
Club was held at the home of Mr.. azd
Mrs. James Hill. SIS Eleventh Street
northeast. Wednesday evening. Prizes
otRl
Moore.
Mrs. Naomi Dorman Ellis announces the
marriage Of her daughter, Caroline Es-
telle. 10 Mr.. Harold Clark Hitch, of Chi
cago. Wednesday, November p. The cot
pie will be at home after December :,
Maple Lane, Sewickley, Pa.
Cards are out Cor the marriage Of Miss
Mariana II. Boutelle. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs John D. BouteIle. to Mr. Charles
/. Glover, next Wednesday evening. the
9th instant. at 8 o'clock. at Trinity Epis-
copal Church.
The marriage of Miss Carrie L. Davis
10 Dr. James Clarence Holton took place
Wednesday evening at Waugh NJ. E.
Church. Rev. George MaydweH, d. D.,
pastor of the church. offciated, assisted
by Rev Granville S. Williams, pastor OF
Metropolitan Baptist Church.
Prof Coleman played the wedding march
from 'Lohengrin' as the bridal party
entered. Dr. Charles Alexander Reagan,
first lieutenant. United States Army act
ed as best man and the ushers were
Messrs. ]. B. Sleman. Lewis NJ. Thayer,
Frank C. Stratton. and Robert L. Barber.
Miss NJ. Louise Dodge, handsomely gown
Cd in pink moussel!ne over pink taffeta
sin; and CARRYING a huge bouquet Of chrys-
Vas the maid of honor The
brides gown was of grey lansdowne with
applique trimming and embroidered yoke
She carried shower bouquet Of bride
roses. After the ceremony a reception
was held at the home of the brides par
erts. 2Z2 Fifth Street northeast. where a
large number Of intimate friends gather
ID TO congratulate tine couple. The pres
euts we're many. and filed two goOd-sized
rooms. solid plate ard cut glass predomi-
Mating The couple left at 10 O'Clock for
2 two weeks trip through the North, vis-
iting Trenton. New York City, ana other
poirts. They were followed to the train
by the entire wedding party The brides
gotn ng-a,yay gown was tailor made Of blue
yiheliue cloth with silk-stitched folds.
and velvet hat to match. DR. and Mrs.
Uolton. after their return home viii be
located temporarily at 1915 Massaehu-
sets Avenue northeast
A very enjoyable evening was spent
Wednesday at the residence Of Miss Ger
trude Thompson, 1235 I Street northeast,
the occasion being the reunion Of the
Lilac Pleasure Club. Among those pres
ent we're the Misses Gertrude Thompson,
Mary Thompson, Katie Thornton Addie
Thornton. Mamie Lee, Frances Ennis,
SIarcella Ennis. Gertrude Butler, Daisy
Davis. Mary Harbaugh. Gertrude Eggle-
ston. Nellie Lowell Emma Becker. Nellie !