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

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and Maggie Bartlett, Mary and Annie
Beers, Gertie ard Mertie Pickford. Blanche
Howell, Matte Taylor, Louise DAILY, Lily
Magic. Hattie kesterson, Nellie Lloyd. Mr..
| Simons and wife. Mr.. Hughes and wife,
Messrs E. Crippen, ]. Bayly. H. Caldwell.
z. Eschinger. W. Coe. A. Coe, ]. Harrison.
II. Beall. G. Dalton, G. Keppler. o. Bol-
| land, B. Mattingly. f. wechsler, ]. Mat
| tingly, j. Bartlett, f. Leonard. Masters
| Willie and Leroy Taylor.
The Carnations will give a reception and
dance at Carroll Institute Hall Friday, No
vember Is.
Miss Cornelia Louise Lloyd has removed
to N1 East Capitol street. where she VIII
| be glad to see her friends Monday.
Mr.. William Smith and Miss Clara Eliza
| beth Latham, both of Washington were
married in Rockville Thursday evening by
Rev. Thomas H. Campbell pastor OF the
| Rockville Baptist Church The ceremony
was performed at the home of the ln'u;ster
| IN the presence of a couple of Wasni,gt Ola
| Iriends of the contracting parties. Imme-
diately afterward the newly married cuuplc
returned to Washington.
| Miss Edna Greer Lake is still in New
York, where she went with her sister. Miss
| Lillian Abbot Lake, on the 1Tth of Oc-
| tober The latter sailed on the Graf Wal
| oersee bound for Hamburg on Saturday
the 18th of October. Miss Lillian viii con-
! tlnue her study of vocal music in Berlin,
| Where she has gone with friends inter-
| ested In the study of music. Miss Lake will
return to Washington next Wednesday.
A surprise party was given to Miss Viola
| Simmons of Baltimore, who has been visit
| ing her cousin, Mrs. Emory S Tucker at
| the residence of Mrs. Fred Briggs III b
street southeast. number of Instrument
tai selections were rendered by Mr.. Harry
Hall and Mr.. b. F. Gottwals. and vocal
| solos by Miss Hail. Mr. Joseph Goldney
and Mr.. VIM. Hall. jr. During the even
| ing refreshments We're served. Among
those present Were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Briggs. Mr.. and Mrs. Gottwals, Mr.. and
Mrs. Emory Tucker. Mrs. Edwin Tucker
Mrs. VIM. Simmons, the Misses Esther ard
Emma Goldney. Annie Colclazier, Ella
Adams, Nellie Hall, May Gottwals, Thelma
Briggs, Lillian Jerman and Messrs. Gold
| ney, Hanes, Harry Hall, VIM. Hall jr.;
Howard Tucker, Ellis, Albert Briggs, Ray
| mond Briggs.
halloween party was given Thursday
night to the boys of the Washington School
at Pierson House, the home of the board
ing pupils, 5000 Wisconsin avenue. TIE
house was beautifully decorated with au-
tumn foliage, the walls being nearly cover
ed with great boughs of brilliantly coioled
leaves. The party was attended by the
teachers, boarding scholars and number
of boys from the city. After the usual
games, every one repaired to the dining
room, which was lighted only by Jack c'lar-
terms and small candles arranged on the
| table SO as to spell out the schools ini-
tials, ''W. s.. The boys enjoyed an abund-
ant supply of apples. cider, pumpkin pies.
nuts and raisins, and the other good things
| that accompany halloween.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Larcombe have
returned to the city from their country
place at Gaithersburg, Md, and are In
| their new home at 1917 II street northwest
Miss Alice Larcombe is one of this seasons
debutantes.
Last night, at the residence of Miss Mar
guerite E. Becker, 92S New York avenue, 4
reunion of THE Frilers'' was held. The
reception hall was beautifully decorated
with palms and smilaX, while the table was
profuSely ornamented with American
Beauty roses. Many of the old songs were
sung and pleasant remembrances recalled.
Those present were the Misses Hattie Ba-
den, Virginia Blaine, Frances Gould, Mary
Geier, Retta Yauchler, Marie Marsden, Ro-
sale Leighton, Kathrine Merkling, Leigh
Van Arsdale, Marguerite Becker, Edna
Becker and Pauline Becker, and Messrs. E.
Randolph Hodges, Leighton Moulthrop,
Arthur Chesney, w. Knowles, Grant Trues-
dale, John Merkling. Richard Harding, Ev-
erett Morsell, Orville Childs and Master
Pete Becker.
Edward John Broadfeld of Manchester,
England, prominent in educational and
civic reform movements in England and
delegate from Victoria University to the
Yale bicentennial celebration, has been a
guest this week of the Rev. Frank Sewall
| in Riggs place, and attended with him the
| Waldeger reception at the Cosmos Club.
Miss Claude Cox and her sister, Mrs. Kill
vert have given up their 10Th street resi-
| dence, and are at the Albermarle for the
| winter.
Naval Constructor Gerrish Smith Just or
dered here from the Brooklyn navy yard,
Is at the Albemarle with his family.
The opening dance Of the Twentieth Gen.
tury Girls will be held at National Rifles
Armory hall Tuesday evening, November
s, at o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Ffnckel have re-
OBJ Of fhair
home, 1913 street, where they will be
pleased to see their friends Wednesday
evenings in November, from to 10.
st. Johns Episcopal Church, Rippon. w.
Va, was the scene of a pretty wedding
Tuesday evening last, the contracting par
ties being Miss Corinne Harris Davis of
Rippon and Mr.. Eugene Bartlett Timber
lake of Middleway. The bridal party con-
sisted of Messrs. Byrne Hurst, William
Macoughtry and Lynne Grantham of the
county, and Misses Mamie Kurtz Of Wash
ington, d. c.; Mamie La Rue of Jefferson
county, and Mrs. e. ID. Davis of Lacy
Springs. The bride was attended by her
sister, Miss Matte Newton Davis, and the
groom by his cousin Mr.. Hunter Mason
Timberlake. The brides gown was of white
organdie over white satin, with jacket OF
renaissance lace; the veil worn on the face,
was caught with white aigrette. She car
ried a large bunch of white cosmos. The
maid of honor wore lavender organdie,
trimmed with black lace, with large hat Of
Dlack cnl11O0, ana carried d pdSkel Ol puE-
pie cosmos. The bridesmaids, entering the
church from the vestry to the strains of the
'Lchengrin'' wedding march, played by
Miss Ella KurtZ of Washington, advanced
to meet the bride, who came in with her
brother, DR.. George Davis. They were at
tired in white organdie big black chiffon
hats and boas of asparagus vine. The
church was prettily decorated with white
chrysanthemums and evergreens, the altar
being brilliantly lighted with wax tapers.
The couple were married under a bell of
evergreens. The bridal party and parents
of the groom were entertained at Berry
Hill by the brides parents, upon the re-
turn of the. party from the church. The
couple left on the $50 train, from Sum-
NIT Point, w. Va, for an extended tour in
the south. They were the recipients OF
many handsome presents.
A Halloween bus party was given In
honor of Miss Mildred Langley at her
beautiful home in Sunset View, ID. c. The
house was tastefully decorated with palms,
autumn leaves and lanterns. Dancing and
games were enjoyed. In the donkey game
Mr. William Owens carried off the first
prize and Mr.. Gus Schmitt the BOBBY prize
Later on in the dining room refreshments
were served. Among those present were
Z he Misses Mi1drd Langley I,Orena ROXWell.