Evening star., 1901-12-21

of Herndon and Mr. Edgar L. Scott OF
Washington were ushers.
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Forsythe OF Harrods-
burg, Ky, are with their daughter, Mrs.
Conrad II. Lynn, at e443 18th street.
DR.. and Mrs. Arthur Lee Wilson viii
spend Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. r. Or
mond Wilson. The doctor will return TO
Lynchburg Thursday. but Mrs. Wilson will
stay through the week and be at home on
Friday.
The third dance of the YorIcks-'for this
season was held on "Wednesday evening
last in the ball room of the Cairo. There
was a large number OF visiting friends I'm
attendance. who, like the clubs own mem
hers. passed pleasant evening. Those
present included the Misses Waugh the
Misses Noble, Misses Barnes, Burch
Lowne Lake, Irwin. Forrest, Ricketts,
Gray, Blackiston. Schultz, Snider. Whit
comb, keene Edmonston. sewell. Leech.
Hastings, Fuller. Keefe. Acker, Lowry and
Watkins. Messrs. Copenhaver Church
Dodd, Pierson, Herbert. MacGin, McKen-
zie, Miller, Galher. Harveycutter, A. and
c. Noble, kinyon, Finch Klein, Hengstler,
Watson, Spelshouse. Carter. Simpson.
Baker. Ross. Shinn. Mclean. Tongue. Rob
erts. Hollister, Fair, Wooster. Hooker and
Leech.
Mrs. Irene Stratton Of Bangor Maine.
and daughter. Ethel are spending the hol-
idays with Mrs. orcutt. at 500 East Capitol
street
Wednesday evening at the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Shermont Lewis l2oG 9th
street northwes: their daughter Annice was
married to Mr.. Charles s. Parker of Spo-
kane, Wash. The long double parlors were
thrown into one, and both transformed into
veritable bower of beauty with display
OF plants and fowers. Under huge bell of
smilaX, roses and orange blossoms the
youthful couple stood to be married.
The bride wore an elegant travelling cos
tune and carried a huge bunch of bride
roses Her younger sister Beatrice was her
only attendant, while Messrs. Bradford and
Rldgely acted ushers.
The ceremony was performed at : o',lock
py rev %. NJ. W aiker and the couple took
the f:4o pm. train for their western home
In Spokane. More than hundred friends
or the family attended the reception which
followed the ceremony. and the splendid
array of useful and beautiful presents
showed the widespread esteem in which .ho
young couple is held in this community.
Mrs. Susie Jacobs has gone to Baltimore
TO spent the holidays.
Miss Elsie Maude Sites Of Boston is ex-
pected to arrive in the city today to remain
during the holidays. and will be the guest
of her aunt, Mrs. a. p. Lacey, at the La
Fetra Hotel.
Miss Gertie Bacharach of Philadelphia
will spend the Christmas holidays with
Miss Edna Dreyfuss. At home Sunday, De-
cember %.
Mrs. S. Meyer of Lonaconing Nd, is the
guest of Mrs. Bertha Coblenzer at the
Lenox, 1923 l. street. At home Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. Wallace Neff have changed
their residence from Connecticut avenue to
1887 X street, Franklin square.
The controller of the currency and Mrs.
Ridgely are settled in their new home, 1913
18th street. Mrs. Ridgely will be at home
tuesdays. Their young daughter. Miss
Katherine Ridgely, will be one of the debu-
tanteS of next winter.
Mrs. Brewer, wife of Justice Brewer, 1412
Massachusetts avenue, will not receive
Monday, December %
Mrs. Mann gave q luncheon today in her
new home at 1141 @ street. The guests
were Mrs Cullom, Mrs. Burleigh, Mrs
Ridgely, Mrs. w. A Smith, Mrs. Charles
Needham, Mrs. Mccall, Mrs. Seymour, Mrs
Taliaferro, Mrs. Patterson, Miss Fisher
Mrs Moore, Mrs. Reeves and Mrs. Butler
First Assistant Postmaster General and
Mrs. Johnson, who are spending the winter
at the Arlington, have gone to their New
Jersey home to remain until after Christ
mas. Mrs. Johnson Will receive on Mon
days in January.