Evening star., 1901-11-07

dence Of Mrs Roberts, eI2 street north-
east. Mrs. Briggs invited the members to-
thimble party at her home. 622 C street
northeast, "Wednesday afternoon, November
l6.
/ Mrs. Dan1 Artes announces the mar.
riage OF her daughter. Emma H. to MA
Louis F. schippel Monday October Is. 1901.
MI and Mrs. Schippel will be home TO their
lrlends at No. IS p street northwest.
A masquerade surprise party was given
IN honor OF Mrs William Thomas OF a23
Flint street. Brightwood. D. c.. Halloween
night During the evening the maskers
enjoyed several games which proved ex-
ceedlngiy interesting and amusing. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. William Thomas.
MI. and Mrs III. King, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Hodgkin, the Misses Lizzie OFT. BESSIE
King. Lolita Grenacher. May Clemans,
Grace Gascoigne, Lulu Mitchell Certler
Berry. Katie Hurley. Lucie Diggs Emily
Webster, Annie Dugan, Mamie Hodgkin.
Alice Ellis and Messrs. William Chase
John Maloney, Irwin Mann. Ferdinand Dorr
and James Curtin. After unmasking light
refreshments were served to the merry
makers MIR. Irwin Mann was the recipient
of handsome medal, given by Mr. VIM.
Thomas TO the best masked character.
The usual Saturday evening hop at the
Cairo Hotel will resume Saturday. Novem-
her 9.
A straw ride was given last evening to,
the home Of Mr.. William Cameron. Cleve-
land Park, In honor Of the seventeenth
birthday OF his niece Miss Gertrude Coter
Dancing and games were INDUCED in dur
ing the evening and Miss Gertrude Coter
sang several solos. After refreshments
were served the party returned to the city
Among those present were Miss Gertrude
Coter, Dorothy and Elsie Cameron Ienora
Hoogkin, Isabelle Crumpton Elizabeth
moore. Marie Reed. Bessie Sheldon. Miriam
Dement,. Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Mr. Coter
lie Roy Cameron, Charles Howell Harry
Brooks. Irwin Shepherd, Edgar Hodgkin.
Frank Cromwell, Carl Stewart and Harry
Whitney Of New York.
Mrs. E. L. McAdory has returned from
Honolulu and is at the Hamilton House
for the winter.
A quiet but pretty home wedding took
place Tuesday evening at the residence OF
the brides sister, Mrs. A j. Boyer GS7 +
street northeast. The bride was Miss Liz
zie j. Moore, daughter Of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Robert s. Moore of Sandy Spring
Nd. and the groom Mr.. William Kicks
Of Beltsville, Md. The Rev. f r. Bagby
or the Ninth Street Christian Church per-
formed the ceremony. The parlors were
tastefully decorated with palms. chrysan-
themums and roses. The brides gown was
or gray cloth, trimmed with white satin
ana lace, and she carried a bouquet OF
bride roses. Miss Haddie J. Moore sister
of the bride was bridesmaid ard the groom
was attended by Mr.. Benjamin ii Moore
brother Of the bride. - supper was served
after the ceremony, after which the couple
departed for their country home near Belts
Vile. Only the immediate relatives of the
family were present The brides presents
were pretty and useful.
Mr. AlaJos Paikert, royal Hungarian
commissioner of agriculture to the United
states, and Madame Paikert, have returned
to the city, after spending the summer in
Canada, and are now settled for the sea-
son at the house they have taken ISlG
Jefferson place. This charming Young
a1rlA xxlll h.
diplomatic set. Mr.. Paikert has been an ex-
tensive traveller and is distinguished
scholar. while his beautiful wife is no less
accomplished speaking four or five lam
guages with admirable fuency.
An interesting incident at the marriage
yesterday Of Miss Parker and Mr.. Willard
was the presentation to the bride and
groom OF piece Of the cake that was
made for the wedding of the groom's
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs Henry A
willard, forty-six years ago. whose we'd
ding day was also on the same date
The Misses Bell and Anita Evans, daugh-
tiers of Pension Commissioner Evans. reach
ed San Francisco today on their way homo
from a sojourn Of nearly nine months in
China, Japan, the Philippines and other
countries In the orient
Miss Adelaide Randolph, the stepdaughter
of William c. Whitney, who has been
abroad for two Years studying returned
from Europe yesterday. She will make her
debut In society this winter She is the
daughter of the second wife of MIR. Whit
ney, who was Miss May of this CITY and
who married Col. Randolph She died two
years ago. Miss Randolph was met at the
ship by Mr.. Whitney and her aunts, Mrs
Beavor Webb and Mrs. Carrie Wright
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Kaufman have re-
turned from Europe. where the latter spent
most of the past summer
Miss Margaret Darneille has as her house
guests Miss Grace Smith of Dayton, Ohio,
and Miss Isabel Newmeyer of Pennsylva-
mia.