Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-26
THE SOCIAL WORLD
The Charity Ball Opens Next Weeks
Gayetiss.
The SCHULZ EDISON WEDDING TONIGHT
Several Pretty Dances for the Last
Days Of the Month.
II MELY TOPICS

The charity ball, which will be held at
the Arlington Monday night, promises to be
a brilliant event. The Marine Band and
| the 9Th Cavalry Band from Fort Myer are
| engaged SO that those who decline dancing
may enjoy a particularly fine concert and
promenade. The patronesses of the ball
| are: Mrs. Hay, Mrs. Root, Mrs. Gage, Mrs.
| Hitchcock, Lady Pauncefote, Duchess de
| ARGOS Mrs. Fuller, Mrs. Gray. Mrs. White,
| Mrs. McKenna, Mrs. Hale, Mrs. Foraker,
Mrs. Hanna, Mrs. Wetmore, Mrs. Kean,
Mrs Lodge Mrs. Hit, Mrs. Story, Mrs.
! Slater, Mrs. Harriet Lane johnson. Mrs.
| Calderon Carlisle, Mrs. J. B. Henderson,
| Mrs. Rosele, Miss Patten, Mrs. Wilkins,
Mrs. Mum, Mrs. Letter, Mrs. Ward,
Mrs. Townsend, Mrs. Henry May, Miss
Pauding, Mrs. Wadsworth, Mrs. McClel-
Ian, Mrs. Newlands, Mrs. Olmsted, Mrs.
Thropp, Miss Lowering, Mrs. Miles, Mrs.
Audenried, Mrs. Crownnshield, Mrs. Rob-
ley Evans, Mrs. Cowles, Mrs. John Davis,
Mrs. Curry, Mrs Ashton, Mrs. N. L. An
derson, Mrs. Arnold Hague Mrs. Robert
| Mccormick, Mrs. Wallach. Following the
time-honored custom, no other entertain
ments have been announced for the date of
the ball. all society being interested in its
great success.
The leading event in social life tonight
will be the marriage of Miss Lorraine Ed
son, daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Ro-
manZo Edison, to Lieut.. Herman Walter
Schulz of the I'd Artillery, which will take
place at ST. Thomas Church at 8 o'clock
and will be followed by d supper at the
Edison residence on @ street, to which only
the bridal party, relatives and out-of-town
guests and the young friends OF the bride
have been hidden The bridal party will
be large one. Lieut.. Wigmore Will be best
man and the following officers from artil-
lery, infantry and cavalry regiments Will
be ushers: Lieutenants Dorsey, Overton,
Arnold, Foley, Comley,' Ansell. Wells Nc
Grew, Johnson and Gallup. With the bride
will be her schoolgirl sister, Miss FlOrelle
Edison, as maid of honor, who will wear
white mousseline de sole and carry pink
roses, and the following bridesmaids: Miss
Marion Townsend and Miss Elizabeth Ed
son, first cousins of the bride: Miss Eliza
beth Jenkins of Chicago, Miss Mabel Fry
of Pittsburg, Miss Alice Clark of Orange,
N j., and Miss Glare Johnson, members
of the class of, 80 at Vassar with the bride,
and Miss Sue Reed Tunstall Miss Mary
Warner, Miss Mary Lyman and Miss Mary
Pierce The bridesmaids dresses are of
crepe in delicate Shades; two will wear
green and the other couples Will be In law
ender yellow, pink and, blue. The pretty
young bride has chosen white crepe Tor her
wedding dress. 1t is trimmed IN r1ch lace
and pearl passementerie.3 She will carry
white-bound prayer book and her prldes-
maids white roses. The officiating clergy
men will be Rev. DR. EHiott, who perform
ed the marriage service for Mr. ana Mrs:
Edison and who christened the pride anu
Rev. DR. AspinwaT, who will read the be-
trothal and give the benedictlon. Inc
couple will leave tonight for short money
moon journey and win fbe back IN time 10
receive with Mrs. Edison the first Wednes-
day in February. They will later start Tor or
the groom's post Gin Cuba. Inc pride
grandmother Mrs Marion Goodall OF New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Townsend anu ana
Mrs Medoren Crawford are among me
relatives here for the wedding.
Mrs. Van, Rensselaer,. Cruger of New
York. who is returning from Europe, VIII
spend the remainder of the winter In TINS
city. =. - D.
Mrs. White wife Of Associate Justice
White, gave an informal tea yesterday IN
honor of Mrs Olney, whose visit to WASH
inpton has been made so pleasant. MRS.
Emile Montgomery, the Misses sheridan
and Miss Owen assisted the hostess.
Mrs. Dawes gave luncheon yesterday at
her home on X street. d.
Mrs. Lucius E. Gridley, assisted by her
daughter, Miss Gridley. will be at home
Thursday, January 81; TO {.
Mrs. Francis Marion Eddy, 22o "a street
southeast, will be at nome MoludS' o"io
ary %, from 4 to g.
Mrs. Fillmore Beall is located for the
winter at 1859 Kenesaw avenue, where she
will be pleased to receive her frlenos hllor-
mally Thursdays during the season.
Mrs. Grayce Paget Tucker, who has been
spending the past month with her parents
in Alexandria, Va. returned TUESDAY iasl
to her home in Newark, n. j.
Mrs. Emma f. Bailey, who has been quite
recently admitted to practice law IN the
District Of Columbia, and her daugnteI'
Mrs Fred 3. Schrader, and. MI. fTeuerlch
F. .Schrader, jr.. leave today TOT Alapaiiia o.
via Greenville, S. c., to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. Bailey's brother, the late Consul cen
eral Moseley Of Alabama, who died at 4o-
kohama, Japan.
A birthday party was given by Mr.. Fritz
Trede to his son, Mr. John A. NJ Irede,
| January q, in honor OF MS tWeht -
birthday, at the family residence. 6l4 y
street southwest. He received many uselul
presents, and after games and music Were
enjoyed supper was served Later tnere
were recitations by the Misses Ward ana
Beard, Rev. Bowers and Mr.. Rowe. Among
| those present were the Misses b. Ieagle,
| NJ stinzing, NJ. Ward. A. Fosle. >. ana
F. Jarna. e. Balster. G. Beard M: ana y.
| Trede, and Messrs. c.. Leimbach. w. Godron,
| S. Bagman, C. Rowe. X. Newbold. n; rel
| linger, Rev. J. C. Bowers, and Mr.. and Mrs
| Gottsman, Mrs. Meade, Mrs. fezoiu ana
| Mr. Probst Of Hampton, Va
Mrs. Herbert Gouverneur Ogden will be
| at home Monday, January %, and will be
| assisted in receiving by her daughter, Mrs.
| Norman Darrell Harvey.
| Mrs w. H. Butler and MISS Butter OF 1Vo
| 9Th street southwest are out Of town for
week, and will not be at home Monday,
| January g. but will receive the following
Mondays during the season.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. r. Hodges have issued
cards for a reception Thursday, February
| Z; 8 to II.
Mrs John Hadley Doyle will be at home
Informally on Tuesday afternoon next jan
uary %. IT,. 81
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Lambell Kimmell,
assisted by the Misses Kimmell and Mr..
Ferdinand Kimmen, atltheir home on 22d
| street last evening, gave a young people
| party in honor Of Miss Dudrow OF West
Mr.. and Mrs charleslwilliam Powers of
the Savoy gave a box party in honor of
| their cousin. Miss Dudrow OF West V1r-
| ginia, last Wednesday evening and dane
| ing party last Saturday might
Mrs. Chas. M Forrestawill be at home in
formally Mondays February and H. 4a1
| 4th street. Il
Miss Adah Burt entertained her class
friends of Columbia College last Saturday
evening at her residence, go street
southwest. The evening was passed in
music both vocal and Instrumental, games
and dancing. .afteF which a sumptuous re.
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