Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-30
RECENT EVENTS OF INTEREST
Silver and Golden Wedding Re-
ceptions of the Future.
Pc r 8 N AL N o T z s


the brides and grooms will be Miss Fannie
Loring Andrews and Mr. Edward Floy
Caver.y, and Miss Mary Prince Davis and
Capt. William Ruthven Smith. Mr.. and
Mrs. John F. Waggaman will celebrate
their silver wedding by large reception
Tuesday evening
Surgeon General and Mrs. Sternberg will
give dinner tonight.
Mrs. Aspiroz and Mrs. Perez. wife and
daughter Of the Mexican ambassador, will
observe Tuesday as their reception day
this winter, and will begin next week to re-
ceive. from ito 6.
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Portland have issued
invitations for their golden wedding ami
versary, Wednesday, December IL 8 to IL
at 1880 18th street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Barbour were en-
tertained at a dinner in their honor last
night by Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Webster
Dougherty at their Philadelphia home and
stayed over today to attend the foot ball
game.
Mrs. Joseph Romance Edison gave a
small bridge party Wednesday evening in
honor of her sister, Mrs. Crawford. The
guests We're General and Mrs. Frank Mrs.
John Martin. Baron Givers, Miss Harrison,
Lieutenant Colonel Simpson, Mrs Tunstall,
captain and Mrs. Lewis Mr.. Thompson
and Mrs. Schulz.
Major and Mrs. Crawford are being de-
lightfully entertained by their friends prior
to their going to Fort Schuyler, N Y
where Major Crawford has been assigned
command.
Mrs. E. d. Cullen gave a pleasant enter
tainment at her home POI East Capitol
street, Friday evening. Among those pres
ent were Governor and Mrs2 Burke of
North Dakota, the Misses Burke, Mr..
Brooke Mackall. Mr.. and Mrs. Buckingham,
Miss Marie Buckingham, Miss Matthews.
Miss Diffendorf, Count Eugene Metrosof
Of the Russian legation, Rev. Sarlois Mesh
anian, Mr.. Mortimer, Miss Mamie Morti-
mer Miss Eta Giffin, Mr.. Coldwell, Misses
Linkogle, Miss Edwards, Misses Cutter
Mr.. Edgar Merritt, Miss May Merritt, Mr..
Reed, Miss Anna Wilson, Captain and Mrs
Q. c. Cullen, Mr.. Smith, Miss Elizabeth
Smith, Miss Estelle Fleming, Mr.. De For
rest, Mr.. Writ Webb, Mrs Bragdon. Misses
Bragdon and Mrs. Wharton.
Friday evening at Robinson's Hall the
Corcoran Scientific School of the Columbian
University held a Thanksgiving dance
Among those present were Prof and Mrs
Wolff, Mr.. and Mrs. Rippey, the Misses
Plst9rio' wv Robertson, Barndollar, Gibson.
Benham. Donaldson, Moore, Clifton, Burt,
Roach, Began, Cole and Thompson and
Messrs. Adams, Barndolar, Thorn, Rick
etts, Boyd, Blakeney, Holt, Sunny, Nc
Powers Foley, Johns, Fairbanks, Thomp-
son. Candee and Hughes.
The first of four dances to be given at
the Shoreham by Messrs. Tower, Evans,
Snyder, Chase, Lyman Edmunds, Alex
ander and Craig took place last night The
chaperones were Mrs. J. M. Culp and Mrs.
A. 0. Bliss. Among those present were
the Misses Sellhausen, Pierce, Marshall,
Rfdgeley, Wright, Reeves, Pratt, Evans,
Heiskell, Bliss Snyder Tyssowskf, Kupfer,
bee, Schaffer, Sanderson, Ruff, Pierce and
Bliss of New York, and the Messrs. Light
foot, knight, Sellhausen, Sullivan Smart,
Mccartney, Dulin, Gunnell. Duell, Huffty.
Ballenger, DR.. ]. E. Jones, Hanger, Bur-
ten, Fadeley, Owens, Gardner, Thedford
Of New York, Gorden, Moore, Hail. Lynch,
Sullivan and McGinty.
Mrs. Randolph Of Cooperstown, N. Y, is
spending the winter with her son. William
B. Randolph at the Marion, Goth and H
streets, where she will be glad to see her
friends.
The Saturday Evening Assembly has Is
sued invitations for another Of its popu-
lar dances at the National Rifles Armory
Saturday evening, December T.
Mrs. Loren B. T. Johnson of 1924 Farragut
square will have her first at home Tues
day, December 3. She will have with her
on that day her mother, Mrs Oliver of
Pittsburg, and her sisters, the Misses OIL
yer, and also Mrs. Taber Johnson.
Wednesday evening Marguerite Wagner
celebrated her twelfth birthday by enter
tanning her little friends at a masquerade
party. The masquers entered the par
lors to the strains of a march at o'clock,
led by tin soldier and twentieth
century COON Dancing and games fol-
lowed until 10 o'clock, when refreshments
were served. The little hostess received a
number of pretty gifts. Those who were
masqued were: Norah Richardson, twenti-
eth century coon; Emma RothweIl, folly;
Kathleen Prescott fairy queen; Gladys
Winter, Jean Winter flower girls; Sarah
ner, Martha Washington; John Werres tin
soldier; Philip Kelly, clown; Joseph Lough-
ran, Weary Willie; Elmer Trey, Wandering
Mike. Others not masqued were Mary En-
gle and Jeanette Wagner
Miss Perie A. Anderson, daughter of Justice
Anderson. and her friend, Miss Chisholm
Of Pittsburg, will return on Monday from a
two weeks visit in New York state. They
were guests for week of Col. and Mrs.
Villain c.. Greene, during the horse show
and have since been guests of friends in
Yonkers.
Mrs. John Hartwell Dixon of Orange
burg, 8. c., is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. c. Selke, at 1926 9th street.
Miss Carrie Calm of Baltimore is the
guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Max Weyl, 1910 r
street. where she will be pleased to see her
friends.
Mrs NJ R. Lowe of s131 P street gave
an informal dance in honor of her niece,
Miss Irene Sherwood, Wednesday evening
last. Dancing began at $50 o'clock, lasting
until the early hours. Supper was served
during the intermission. Among those
present were Misses Elaine Powell, Myrtle
Jacoby, Nan Dougherty A.ice Waters,
Mamie Carley, Louise Lowe, Irene Sher-
wood and Messrs. Harry Love- Charles
Sanderson, Roddie Lynn, George Pelton,
Benjamin Hayes Ed. Lowe, Percy Lowe
and Walter F. Macnichol.
hrs John r. Hill and her daughters. Mrs.
Hormess and Mrs. Fadeley of 1927 Prince
ton street, have removed to 1858 31st street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Green will be at
home to their friends Saturday evenings in
December at 1892 18th street
The engagement of Miss Fannye Pach to
Mr.. Leo s. Schoenthal is announced. The
wedding, which will take place on the 18th
of December will be private on account
of the family Of the bride-elect being in
mourning.
Miss Rena Sigourney entertained a num-
Der Of her friends at euchre last evening.
The honors for the lady and gentleman
were won by Miss Gertrude Safren and Mr..
Martin Watson. After the game q bounti-
full repast was served. Among those pres
emit were: Misses Barnaclo, Harris, Fifield
Hoffman. PASTOR. Sigourney and Mrs. VOL
lard; Messrs. Wyman, Muzzie, Watson, Hol-
lister, 8. w. Sigourney. F. W. Sigourney,
Potter and D. p. Sfgouruey