Evening star., 1901-11-09
THE SOCIAL WORLD
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Messrs Pfeifer. shacklette, Desaplane and
Lake. MI W. H. Davis and Miss Jessie
Price, sister of the groom. acted as pest
man and maid OF honor: MISS 'eSsie Sse neree nane
monv was beautifully and impressvely per-
formed by the Rev. Claggett Skinner, uncie
of the bride and postor OF Fafth m aoshtfnI AyenuG
breakfast was served prior to the Wedding
at the home of Mrs. S. R. Skinner The
br. .le entered the church with DR.. H. X.
Green to the strains OF aIst MetLui of The
church. Mrs E. Shacklette, which was con-
tinued throughout the service. The charm-
ing bride was handsomely goWned IN moue
cloth travelling suit and carried bouquet
NJ cream tea ross and maidenhalr TERN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Price took the nlsht tram ~
washington where they will be at nome 10
their friends at 1903 Both street northwest
after the 10Th.
Miss Helen L. Swasey of 1854 Rhode ISL
and avenue northwest gave a reception last
evening for Mrs. NJ. w. Monroe, c. 8. d.
one of the first members Of the First Church
Of Christ. Scientists, of Boston, Mass,
and Miss NJ l.. Hooper. first reader of
First Church Of Christ, Scientists, New
Haven, Conn The attendance was large,
taxing the capacity Of the spacious parlors.
Members of the First and second ShuIches c,.i
of Washington ana FIRST Churcn baltl-
more were present.
Mrs. Mary E. Shock and Mrs Alfred
George will be at home informally Satur-
days during the season.
Mrs. Alfred George and son have gone to
Hanover, Pa. for two weeks visit
straw ride was given last evening from
the home of Miss Jeanette Gibbons, SIS 4th
street, to Cabin John Bridge. among tnose
hons. Kathrine Byrne, May Madigan, Bes-
sic Crump. Emma Kettler, Annice Nixon,
and Messrs. Harry Johnston. Walter
prooks RAYMOND Clark D. c. Stutler, Mil
lard Sloan and Lester Brooks, who were
chaneroned by Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Bishop.
Monday evening last party was given
to Mr.. E. W. Kennedy before his departure
for New York at the home Of his parents.
Vocal and instrumental selections rendered
by guests present were feature of the
evenings pleasures Among those present
were the Misses Julia O'Connor, Margaret
McNerny, Ethel Gray. Mary Kensey.
Mary MerklinK; s ssssila hoy RSnsrs and Marion Ws
ters. ". Price j, Efgood and E. Howard.
A cobweb party, was given at the resi-
dence Of Mr. and Mrs. William Henderson.
14O5 New Jersey avenue, Wednesday even
ing In honor Of them niece, Miss Clara Fem
ent were the Misses Ethel Benton, Ruth
PAYNE. Flossie ReHdleman, Edith Athey,
Emma Hinke, Clara Henderson, and Messrs.
Frank Reinohl. John Hall, Edwin Swingle,
William Adams, John Archibald and Albert
Henderson.
Mr., and Mrs, Robert Castelberg Of 1901
18th street entertained Mr.. and Mrs Simon
Armstein while on their way to California
on their wedding TRIP.
The Misses G. Louise and May v. Hurl-
bpt have returned home from Cleveland,
Akron. Warren and YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio.
where they have been visiting relatives for
the past three weeks.
A gathering Of young people was enter
tanned Wednesday evening last at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kibble, on JEFF
ferson street, Anacostia, the occasion being
the birthday anniversary of their daughter.
Miss Nettie Kibble. The parlors were
beautifully decorated with La France roses
and palms A musical program was rem
dered, after which refreshments were
served Among those present We're Mr..
and Mrs. Kibble, Miss Nettie Kfbble. MT.
and Mrs Charles Fillius, Miss Alice Dam
forth, Mr. Eugene Thompson Miss Nellie
GRAY. Mr.. William Scantlebury, Miss Clara
Schatz and Mr. Charles Baxter.
President RoOsevelt Purchases Car-
tOOn.
LONDON November 9.-Presilents Roose