Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-02

Van Matre, Miss Macintosh, Miss Taylor.
| Miss Lang, Miss Schultz. Miss Cromwell,
Miss Molden. and the Messrs. E. K Mack
| intosh, NJ. NJ. Merrill, f. and III. X Jones.
| H Shannon. A. c. Wells. H. King, r. J.
| Ross, w. E. Seyboth, r. B. Doolan, H.
| Zook and J. Dickey.
party was given last evening. Under
the auspices of the Assembly's Instru-
| its secretary, Mr.. N Norman Merillat. A
| short program was furnished by the men,
bers of the association. Party games were
| played. in which all took part and refresh
| ments were served. Those in attendance
| were the Misses Ella Mckee. Perley Leese,
Irene Barron, Martha Shelton. Florence
| Coon, Florence Hawkins. Kathrena Della
| bar, Edith Mckee, Theresa Krogmann.
| Irene Murphy. Susie Murphy. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Merillat. and of the club members,
Messrs Roy Carly. Norman Merillat,
George Wilson. Carol Merillat John Kei-
| Ter. Joseph Milana, Stealey Elms ard
| others; Neil Lamont. Aired Haas. John
Bowman. Herbert Merillat, Lawrence Will
| son. Burton Schoepf.
A reception was given Mr.. and Mrs.
| Cyrus Morris on Wednesday evening at the
| home of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| c. NJ Lpp 1924 14th street northwest. at
which large number Of friends were pres
| ent. The pariors and dining room were
profusely decorated with palms. Among
| were Mrs. F. E. Elder. Misses Grace Muir
head. NJ. Adelia Scott, Laura H. Dolan and
Mr.. r. X. Rochester.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas LinviIe are at
| home, No. IL r street northeast. where
| they will be pleased to see their friends.
straw ride was given Thursday even
| ing by a number of young folks of Takoma
| Park, d. c. A large bus started from the
| residence of Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Favorite,
Carroll avenue Takoma Park, and after
Journeying through the surrounding coun-
| try returned to the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Vance Lewis, on Maple avenue.
The evening was spent in music games
and the usual Halloween pran ks. Dancing
concluded the evenings entertainment.
During an intermission refreshments were
served. Among those included in the party
| were Miss Rachel Gibson, Miss Evalyn
| Heaton Lewis. Miss Leona Barnitz Miss
Louise Follmer, Miss Viola Whitmore Miss
Charlene Brown, Miss Josie Gosorn, Mr..
Frank Favorite Mr.. Donald Gosorn, Mr..
| Willard Follmer, Mr.. Earl Graves and Mr..
Louis Ohm.
Monday evening last birthday party
! was given in honor of Miss Rita Addison
at the home of her parents, 621 I street.
Among those present We're the Misses
| Agnes Belt, Louise Howser, Adelia Bur-
dine. Alma Mahorney, HELEN Wetzell.
Ethel Adams, Eugene Dent. Florence
Marks. Lillian and Rena Benton. Helen
and Henrietta Berens. Mary Mockbee.
Mamie Schuyler Madeline Smithson, and
Gertrude Amiss and Louise Johnston of
Arlington, Va, and Messrs Bernard and
Willie Mahorney, Willie Schmidt, Edward
Dent, Tom Miller. Earl and Edwin Schuy-
Ter, Eugene Amiss, John Petty and Earl
Johnston of Arlington, Va. Singing, dane
ing and games were the features of the
Mahorney and Miss Agnes Belt, after
which the little folks marched to the din
ing room, which was tastefully decorated
with plants and cut flowers where fruits,
ices and bonbOnS were served. The birth
day cake was surmounted with ten candles.
The little hostess was the recipient of nu-
merous presents.
Among the large weddings of Tuesday
November 5, will be that of Miss Beulah
Parson and Mr.. Wilson. The bride is the
only daughter of the late John s. Parson
and the groom the son of Mr.. Jesse b. Will
son. The ceremony, which will take place
at high noon at the residence of the brides
mother, will be attended by the two fami-
lies and a few intimate friends, and fol-
lowed by a wedding breakfast for which a
large number of invitati have been sent
out. Rev. Herbert Scott Smith of ST. Mar
garet's Church will officiate. The bride VIII
have no attendants, and will be given
away by her brother, Prof. John S. Parson
of Cornell University. Mr.. Wilson will
have as his best man his brother. Mr..
Harry o. Wilson.
At the home of Mr. and Mrs John Nc
Donald Of 1405 18th street northeast, Tues
day last, their daughter, Margret Alicia
and Mr.. James Bingham of Chattanooga
Tenn, were married by Rev. Father Carey,
town. The house was beautifully decora ed
with flowers. asparagus vines and palms.
The handsome young bride wore dress of
white net over cream silk and carried
brides roses. She was attended by Miss
Kathrine Dougherty. who wore white and
pink, with pink roses. Mr.. Lawrence Bill
was served and reception to great num-
Der Of friends, after which Mr.. and Mrs.
Bingham left for the south. The couple re-
ceived many beautiful and useful presents.
A Halloween party and dance was given
at the home of Miss Virginia Daddysman.
Misses Elma Payne, Mae Blackstone. Lulu
Pistoria, Ada Brown. Messrs. o. w.
Roakes. T. Mccormick. F. Leaver, C.
Louis, H. Curtis, E. August. NJ Daddys-
man, Mr.. Sluster C. Lynn, A. Howell, r
Byers, Mr.. Cole, DR.. Gates. Mr.. Riggies,
o. Beall P. Particle, w. Beall, the Misses
Minnie Lota, Bessie Walton. Emma Dow
den, Mae Dolman. Clara Brown. Mary Au-
gusterfer, Sue Taylor, BERTHE Brown, Mrs.
Gates and Annie Bridewell.
Halloween was celebrated in a pleasant
manner at the residence of Mrs. L. F. Nc
Intire-Mays. No. 224 c street northwest. by
party to Elsie M. May. her little daughter.
Games, music and the usual Halloween
pranks were greatly enjoyed. There were
present Misses Marie Burgess. Dora Simp-
kins. Ellen Pouncefoot. Lillian Burnstine.
Oracle Burnstine. Dorothy Gage, Efhe
Davis, Marie Davis, Juel Ansley. Hazel Col
ton, Marguerite Luckett. Ida Warum,
Ethel Staymen, Estelle Clayton and Masters
Eddie Brownley, Thos. Flint, Miller Mill
roy, Jas. Seabrook, Carlton Huyck. Daniel
Brooks, VIM. Claxton. Charlie Sampson,
Geo. Reuter-, Samuel De Rowan. Leo Wheel
err Thos. Warner and Prof. W. W. Green
well and DR.. H. H. Adams.
Cards have been issued by Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Oliver Coles Of New York city for
the wedding of their daughter Lillian to
Mr.. Samuel Owen Edmonds, formerly of
Washington, on November q at ST. Marks
Church, New York. Miss Coles is a grand
daughter of the late Lewis B. Brown, the
founder of Elberon. Mr.. Edmonds, who is
son Of Major Howard Edmonds of this
city. Is lawyer practicing in New York.
The bride will be attended by her sister,
Miss Gertrude Schermerhorn Coles, and the
groom by his brother Mr.. Howard Owen
Edmonds, formerly of this city.
A masquerade party and dance was given
Hallow' cen at the residence of the Misses
Stewart, 1925 9th street southeast. Among
those present were the Misses Annie Beck
man, Gussie Stewart. Florence Thompson
Flora Shuldt, Adelaide Stewart, Menie
Eopolucci. Annie Humphrey, Grace Thomp-
son and Vivian Stewart and Messrs John