The Washington times., 1901-12-01

| monet, Mrs. Macias, Mrs. Janin, Mrs. Bar
| ron. Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh, and Mrs.
Corbin
Mrs. Clagett is president of the board
| of managers, Mrs. Henley Smith vice
president and Mrs. Atwell secretary. Mrs.
Macias will serve Mexican chocolate, Miss
Kathleen Graham will undertake the mys-
teries of fortune telling in a real gypsy
tent, and the Misses Griffin and Hood
viii have a photograph gallery.
Other features will include a Japanese
| paEoda, paddle stand flower booths,
| fancy tables. punch and lemonade wells
and table where substantial supper
| will be served.
The Corcoraa Scientific School of the
Columbian University gave a Thanksgiv-
rs dance on Thursday evening at Rob
inson's Hall. Among those present were:
Prof. and Mrs. Wolf. Mr. and Mrs. Rip
pey. the Misses Pistorio, Robertson,
Barndollar. Gibson, Block, Waugh,
George, Meigs, Herriott. Benham. Don
aidson, Moore, Clifton. Burtt, Roach Bo-
gan. Cole and Thompson, and Mcssrs.
Adams, Barndollar, Thorn, Ricketts,,
Boyd, Blakeney. Holt, Sunny, McCul-
Tough. Setter, Colestark, Wilson.
Strong, Powers, Foley, Johns, Fairbanks,
Thompson, Candee and Hughes.
Senator and Mrs. Addison G. Foster
have taken apartments at the Cairo. Mrs.
Foster is in mourning for her mother. and
will take no part in the gayety Of the
winter.
At the first of the four dances given
by Messrs. Tower, Evans, Snyder, Chase,
Lyman, Bdmunds. Alexander, and Craig.
at the Shoreham on Friday evening, the
chaperons were Mrs. J. NJ. Culp and Mrs.
A. o. Bliss. Among the dancers were the
Misses Sellhausen, Pierce, Marshall.
Ridgeley, Wright Reeves Pratt Evans,
Heiskell. Bliss, Snyder. Tyssowsld Kup-
fer, Shannon, Dubois, Houghton. Murphy.
Maybee, Schaffer. Sanderson. Ruff, Pierce
and Bliss, of New York. and the Messrs.
Lightfoot, Knight, SeIlhausen, Sullivan,
Smart, Mccartney, Dulin, Gunnell, Duell
Huffty, Ballenger, DR.. J. E. Jones, Hanger
Burten, Fadeley, Owens. Gardner. Thed-
ford of New York, Gorden, Moore, Hall,
Lynch, Sullivan, and McGinty.
Mrs. NJ. R. Lowe, of 3131 P Street, gave
an informal dance in honor of her niece,
Miss Irene Sherwood, Wednesday evening
last Dancing began at $3.50 O'Clock. last
ing until the early hours. Supper was
served during the intermission Among |
those present were Misses Elaine Powell, /
Myrtle Jacoby, Nan Dougherty, Alice I
Waters. Mamie Carley, Louise Lowe, /
Irene Sherwood and Messrs. Harry Lowe, !
Charles Sanderson, Roddie Lynn, George ,
Pelton. Benjamin Hayes, Edward Lowe, /
Percy Lowe. and Walter F. Macnichol. /
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Pentland have is !
sued invitations for their golden Wedding I
anniversary. Wednesday, December II,
to II, at 1880 Eighteenth Street.
Mrs. E. D. Cullen gave pleasant en-
tertainment at her home, POI East Capitol
Street, Friday evening. Among those
present were Governor and Mrs. Burke of
North Dakota. the Misses Burke. Mr..
Brooke Mackan, Mr.. and Mrs. Bucking-
ham. Miss Marie Buckingham, Miss Mat
thews, Miss Diffendorf, Count Eugene
Metrosoh, OF the Russian Legation; Rev.
Sarlois Neshanian Mr. Mortimer, Miss
Mamie Mortimer, Miss Eta Giffin Mr..
Coldwell Misses Linkogle, Miss Edwards.
Misses Cutter, Mr.. Edgar Merritt, Miss
May Merritt, Mr.. Reed. Miss Anna VIII
son; Capt. and Mrs. o. c. Cullen, Mr..
Smith, Miss Elizabeth Smith, Miss Estelle
Fleming, Mr.. De Forrest Mr.. Writ Webb,
Mrs. Bragdon, Misses Bragdon, and Mrs.
Wharton.
Miss Beulah Williamson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Williamson, was
given a birthday party by her parents
last evening at their residence on Jackson
Street. Anacostia. A musical and liter
|
piano solos by Misses Beulah Williamson,
Rosie Sherzer. Ethel Dony, Sarah Shank,
Annie Sommers and Edith Tew. and vocal
solos by Misses Maud Fowler and aertie
Harrison and Messrs. George w King,
John E. Fort and Harry Kelly. Reci:a-
lions were given by Misses Beulah Will
hanson and Rosie Day and Mr.. John E.
Fort. Misses Marguerite and Marie We'll |
more contributed a duet. Miss William
son was the recipient of many gifts.
Among those present were Misses Ethel | {
)ony, Bessie Talbot, Maud Fowler | ,
Ethel Tew, Nellie Butler Mabel Pyles,
Sarah Shank, Annie Sommers. Lucy King, {
Marion Johnson, Janet and Susie Haines,
olive Stewart, BERTHE Williamson, Rosie
'herzer, BERTHE Harrison, Donella Sanzio, |
Iuanita Sanzio, Marguerite and Marie
Nellmore, Of Baltimore; Rosie Day, and
dessrs. George w. King, Sewell Fort, !
larry Handy, William Harrison, Gus I {
avo Finotti, John E. Fort Percy Barse,
Worcester Briggs, Reverdy johnson, Jul
US Dietrich, Ralph Williamson, Maurice ,
md Roy Dorsey, Mr.. and Mrs Harry {
Kelly, Mrs. George King, Mrs. Arnold
nd Mrs. Oregon Haines.
Mrs and the Misses Hay, wife and
aughters of the Secretary Of State, have
one North for week.
The marriage of Miss Mary Margaret
fields. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Y. Fields, of Rockville, Nd, to Mr.. Will
lam II. West. of Washington, which took .
lace last Tuesday at noon at the home of .
he brides grandmother, Mrs. R. G. 4,
'ields, Of Rockville, was one of the pret-
lest OF the year in that vicinity. Only
he members Of the immediate families
and becoming gown of heavy :
inted ivory satin trimmed in real lace,
,ith lace veil. The bridesmaid, Miss Eliza
eth Fields, sister Of the bride, wore blue
repe de chine and duchesse lace bertha
he best man was Mr.. j. b. Kremer, jr, c
T Carlisle, Pa. The bride, with her ia ,
her, by whom she was given away, en- ,
cred the spacious parlor by the west
oOr. meeting the groom, who entered By
he south door, in front of a bank of q
aims and under a handsome rubber tree, I
here the ceremony was performed, nu-
lerous lighted candles adding much to
he beauty Of the scene. Following the
eremOny wedding breakfast was served, (
nd later Mr.. and Mrs. West left for an U
Efauded trip. They will reside in Wa sh- c