Evening star., 1901-10-14
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
AND FAMILY REUNION.
Housewarming and a Sociable Time
other Recent Hospitalfttes-Com-
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home. 6ss G street southeast. Their FIVE
children, Mrs. V. A. Kicker of New York.
who was accompanied by her three chill
dren, Miss Ricketts,, and Messrs. Eugene,
William and Edmund L. Ricketts,, ali of
this city, were present. Also Mrs. Sam her
man of New York and the Misses Martin
of Jersey City, nieces of the hostess, and
Miss Barbara Stahl of this city. The par
| lors and dining room were elaborately dec
GRATED in golden rod, and a collation. was
| served.
The children of the couple united In
presenting a purse of fifty gold dollars.
Numerous letters and kilograms were re-
ceiVeu from absent relatives and TRENDS.
Mrs. A. w. Greedy has taken house at
Andover, Mass, to be near her younger
children, who are at school there. and Miss
Greedy, who is visiting Miss Elizabeth Bliss
at her cottage at York harbor, Me, con-
templates driving with her hostess from
the latter place to Andover the coming
| week. Miss Adola Greedy, who is in her
sophomore year at Bryn Mawr College, is
in Washington for few days at the fami-
ly residence on G street, which General
Greedy may occupy himself the coming win
ter General Greedy is returning from the
Philippines and is due in New York about
the middle of November, and in case he
elects to keep his own home open Mrs.
Greedy will also spend a few weeks here
during the winter season.
Miss Marie Hartsock has gone to spend
the winter with her brother, Rev. ]. Lewis
Hartsock, Ph.D., pastor of Central NJ. E.
Church, Yonkers, N. Y.
Mrs. Ruth NJ. G. Pealer, who has spent
the summer at her western New York
home, has returned to the city, and is To-
Gated for the winter at the Temple Hotel,
6U4 9th street.
Chaplain l.. Paul Rennolds, u. S. N,
Miss Mary H. Rennolds and Miss Rem
n a. Chi irat ton For
spending several weeks in New York.
Chaplain Rennods will remain at the resi-
dence of his mother, 1909 Stoughton street.
until the 21st of this month, when he will
go to Old Point, having been ordered
to the Alabama. He is much improved in
health.
Mr.. Salm Behrend and sisters and Mrs
r. Nathanson have gone to New York for
the winter
The residence of Mrs William G. Moore,
122s Roanoke street, Columbia Heights.
was the scene of a housewarming Satur-
day evening. The evening was pleasantly
spent In games instrumental and vocal
music. The feature of the evening was
peanut hunt, Mr.. Richard Reddington
captured first prize for the gentlemen and
Miss Marguerite Mcpherson ladies' first
prize. Mr.. Howard Fisk was the winner of
the consolation prize, while Mr.. Thomas
s.. Wood won the BOBBY prize, which later
afforded much amusement for the guests.
The guests later in the evening enjoyed
a collation.. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Edwards Mrs.
NJ G. Smoot. Miss Bessie Ford Miss Helen
Gridley, Miss Verde Mcpherson, Miss Mar
garet Hart, Miss Helen Stout. Miss Annie
Wood, Mr.. Walter English, Mr.. Richard
Reddington. Mr.. Howard Fisk, Mr.. Thomas
s. Wood, Mr.. Percy M Smoot, Mr.. w. X.
kearsley, jr., Mr.. Earl Edmonds and w.
NJ Whiting.
Miss Mary Davenport of 1O3 Maple ave-
nue, Anacostia, gave a delightful taffy
pull Saturday night in honor of her Han
nah More Academy friends, Misses Bessie
Hyland, Katherine Seabrook and Narcisses
Smith. Those present were Miss Emma
Lee, Miss Lucy Hollister. Miss Davenport
Miss Annah Davenport Miss Irene Daven-
port, Miss Ada Putnam, Mr.. Briscoe Mr.
Brown, Mr.. Scott, Mr. Evans Mr. Rogers
Mr.. Lee, Mr.. Knollmeyer, Mr.. Pieffer and
Mr.. Davenport.
A hobby party was given by the Young
Peoples Union of the Peoples Church Fri
day evening at the home of their pastor
DR.. Kent, at $50 o street northwest. Each
member wore some article indicating the
hobby chosen, and after the business meet
ing, during which it was voted to change
the meeting night to Saturday the MEM
bers gave short talks or papers explaining
their, reason for the hobbies chosen. Those
given were: Polished brass" Mrs. Great
house; ''rambles," Mr.. Steward; cooking"
Miss Siemers; mint jujubes," Mr. Alb
bott; work" Miss Wilson; reforms" Mr.
Bisbee; my husband" Mrs. Kent; rails
ing Angora goats,' Mr.. Upperman; talk
ing'" Miss Goebel; newspaper CLIPPINGS
Miss Agnes Goebel; my wife's pies Mr..
Hesselman; spiders" Miss Greathouse;
''kodaks," Miss Metcalf After refresh
ments the meeting adjourned until October
10, when 1t will meet with Mrs Munroe, at
$50 A street northeast.
The Columbian Assembly will give its
next dance at Confederate Veterans Hall
this evening.
A surprise masquerade was given in
honor Of the Misses Emma and Matte
Chase, at their residence. 1921 South Caro-
lima avenue. Music was enjoyed until a
late hour, when refreshments were served
In the dining room, which was beautifully
decorated in autumn flowers. Those pres
w. S. Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. McMichall, Mrs.
Cole, Mrs. OFT, Mrs. Snydam. the Misses
Estelle Chase, Ida Jones, Maud Lachte,
Stella Scald, Susie Wiler, Ella and Addie
Cole, Messrs. Wallas Greenfield. DR.. L.
Welfiey, w. w: Stiner, L. Woodrum. w.
Chase and Walker Jones.
The marriage of Miss Carrie S. Jordan to
Mr.. E. A. Yarnell will take place at the
Church of Our Father, 18th and L streets
northwest, at Z o'clock this evening.
Mr.. Cyrus Chambers has gone west on
business. Mrs. Chambers did not accom-
pany him on account of the Illness of her
mother, Mrs. johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles L. Gleeson of New
York who have been visiting their parents,
Dr. and Mrs. Gleeson of r street leave this
evening for a weeks stay at Old Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard LIE Roy have set
tied in New York city for the winter. Mrs.
LIE Roy was formerly Miss Rovilla Marie
Funk, youngest daughter of Mr.. Lee w.
Funk of Washington. The wedding, which
took place in Newark, N. j., on July 10
last, was a surprise to all of the brides
Washington friends. Mrs. LIE Roy will
probably visit Washington the coming sea-
son.
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. HANNA returned last
Friday evening from their summer trip in
Europe to their home at 1886 Massachu-
setts avenue. this city. Their travels have
been both pleasant and profitable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur F. Hinman have is
sued invitations for the marriage of their
daughter Mary Squire, and Mr.. Edgar
Charles Gerwig of Harrisburg private Sec
retary to the governor Of Pennsylvania.
The ceremony will take place at noon on
Tuesday. October %. at the Vermont Ave-
nue. Christian Church. The wedding is to
be a quiet one on account of the recent
death of a brother of the BRIDE
Mrs. Veteria c. Eberly and Mr.. Jacob