Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-12-03
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS JULIA GOLDsBOROUGHs COM
ING-OUT PARTY.
Miss Fitch and Miss Chflds Are the
Buds TOday-A silver Wedding
Personal Notes.

day afternoon TO MISS Julla GoiusDorouSn,
| daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Edmond h. Colds
| borough whose spacious X street home has
| been so long and so charmingly identified
| with the best of the social life at the capt.
tai. The flowers sent the debutante mark
ed fragrant pathway from room TO room,
the long-stemmed roses ncdding over the
| heads of the guests from the mantels and
cabinets. Mrs. Goldsborough. in black lace
and crepe de chine, and her attractive
young daughter. who was dainty dressed
in white crepe de chine. with many inser-
| lions of lace, stood in the front drawing
| room. Assisting in the entertainment of
| the guests were Mrs. Richard Goldsborough,
Miss woodruff. Miss Kibbey. Miss Glover
| Miss Ashton, Miss May. Miss Walsh. Miss
Loring. Miss Helen Bell Miss Grace Bell,
| Miss Van Reypen, Miss Grossman. Miss
Anita Poor, Miss Helen Ray, Miss Sanger,
| Miss Sadie Cobb, Miss Barnes Miss Edith
Coyle, Miss Lincoln, Miss Fitch, Miss
| Elcise Sargent, Miss Mackay Smith, Miss
Bertha Hill and Miss Lincoln.
In the dining room Mrs. James NJ. John
| ston and Mrs. John Hemphin did the
| honors at a large table adorned with
| American beauty roses.
| Senator Clark of Montana, who has taken
| a house on Massachusetts avenue, adJoin-
| ing his property the old Stewart castle site
| has his daughter, Mrs Everett Mallory Gull
yer of New York. making him a short visit.
| Mrs. Culver will return to New York to-
day or to morrow, but may come on again
during the winter, as will the senator
other daughter, Mrs Lewis Rutherford
| Morris. Neither however, expects to make
prolonged stays here until, perhaps, late
next spring. Mrs. Culver has entirely re-
| gained her health and is about to resume
entertaining at her home in New York by
| series of musicales and dinners.
Miss Helen Margaret Kelly, daughter of
the late Edward Kelly and granddaughter
| of Eugene Kelly, and Frank j. Gould,
/ - Tn.- ma cd
yesterday afternoon at the home of the
brides mother, New York city. Only the
brides mother and younger sister were
present, with few of the relatives of the
bridegroom, Miss Helen Gould and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Gould. The wedding prepare
lions were FASTENED owing to the desire of
Mrs. Kelly to see her daughter married be-
fore sailing for Europe where she has been
ordered for her health. The newly married
couple left New York city last night for
wedding trip.
The debutantes today are Miss Childs,
granddaughter of Justice and Mrs. Harlan,
and Miss Fitch, daughter Of Chief Engineer
and Mrs. H. w. Fitch.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Waggaman will
celebrate by a large reception this evening
their silver wedding anniversary.
The illness of Mrs. Rucker, mother of
Mrs Sheridan, has been so alarming the
past few days that all hope of her recovery
was abandoned until yesterday, when
slight rally was perceptible.
Miss Davis and Miss Durand have re-
turned to New York after a pleasant visit
at the home of Mrs. Fred c. Croxton, 1929
Princeton street, Columbia Heights.
Mrs Louis T. Morris and Miss Morris will
be at home at the Olympia Tuesday after
moons in December and January.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis E. Alden will not be
at home today, but will be pleased to see
their friends Tuesday evening, December
TO- at 134 street northwest.
The vice rector and the faculties Of the
Catholic University have issued invitations
to a reception in honor Of the Right Rev.
Thomas Conaty, D. D., titular bishop of
Samos, in the assembly room of Mcmahon
Hall, Tuesday, December TO- to g.
The Eureka Euchre Club met last week
at the home Of the Misses Sadler. No. 81
New York avenue. The first prizes were
won by Miss Lillian Sadler and Mr.. Hohof.
The second prizes captured by Miss Rifle
and Mr.. Apple. The next meeting, Thurs
day. December r. will be held at Miss
Sickles, No. 731 9th street northeast
A surprise party was given to Miss Ruby
Springston last Thursday evening at her
residence, 1856 10th street. Among those
present were the Misses Frances Jones,
Myrtle Spence, Edna Sheckles, Marie Ed
mund, Helen McGill, Agnes Wilkens, Lena
Heitmuller, Maude Mcclure and Berthe
Hough, and Mr.. Jesse Angel Mr.. Morgan
Tubman, Mr.. Robert Snikens, Mr.. Frank
Pagan, Mr.. Vinton Hough. Mr.. John Good
man, Mr.. Roy McIntire. Mr.. Neil Eiker, Mr..
Guy Eiker, Mr.. brennan, Perry Springston,
Paulus Hyson and Archibald Tate.
Miss Mai Coleman of New York is the
guest of Miss bessie Morris at the Olympia,
Columbia Heights.
A quiet and beautiful wedding took place
on the afternoon Of November 2S at the
residence of Judge j. w. Kennedy, 1901
Vermont avenue, when his daughter An
ME became the bride of Mr.. Frances
Hampton Randolph of the adjutant gen.
erals office, War Department, Rev. James
Craighill officiating. The bride, becom-
ingly attired in blue broadcloth and carry
ing brides roses, entered the room with
the groom to the strains of Mendelssohn's
wedding march, beautifully rendered by
Miss Helen Fay. Only intimate friends of
the family were present. The presents
were all handsome, including a service Of
silver from friends Of the groom in the adj
jutant generals Office by whom he is
highly esteemed
A surprise party was given in honor Of
Miss Fannie Carew at her home 1903 How
ard avenue, Mt. Pleasant, last week. Dane
iEg, music and games were the main fea-
lures Of the evening, after which a supper
was served. Those who took part were
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs F. NJ Brinkley, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Carew, Misses Nellie Hall, Mary Ford,
Masonic Huffman, Ella Claxton, Hattie
Young, Ada Rupert, Lottie Heitmuller,
Cathryn Fingles. Sarah Abbey, Maggie
Smith, Maggie Brinkley, Mildred Langley,
MISSES 6Tu, MOlllep annie, f1dttle, Irene
and Pauline Carew and Messrs E. Langley,
H. Hughes, w. Owens, w. Sayres, o.
Abey w. Russell, E. Huetle, Gus Schmit,
NJ. Abbey, NJ. Carrico, D. Adams and s.
Carew.
Miss Mabel and Rosetta McGin Of X
street northwest returned today from Phil
adelphia, where they went to attend the
army and navy foot ball game.
Senator and Mrs. Taliaferro have taken
the house No. 1774 Massachusetts avenue.
Lieut.. and Mrs. VIM. ]. Barden are on a
visit to this city at the home of Mrs. Bar
denis parents, the Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Stu
art. Lieut. Barden has been with Gen.
Wood in Cuba during the past year, acting
as chief engineer of the city of Havana
Mrs. Julius A. West formerly Miss Ray
Kaufman) Of Toledo is visiting her parents
at $40 H street.
Mr.. H. D. Gordon and family have re-
moved from their house at North Laurel
Nd, to 1915 X street for the winter.
The Crystal Social Club gave, through its
male members. a banquet to the ladies and
friends Of the club last week at the resi-
dence OF it's president, 405 r street. Eigh-
teen couples were present. The officers are:
President T. T. Barber: vice president