Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-28

Miss Mary Randolph Sheets entertained
| last evening in the parlors of the Farragut
| coterie of musical and literary friends.
Mr. H. 8. Sutton gave selections followed
euchre party was given last evening
| by Miss Ella c. Schmid at her residence,
| AIS H street northwest. The first prizes
| were won by Lieut.. Charles A. Joachim
| and Miss Annie B. Lepley, the BOBBY prizes
by Mr. Matthew Lepley and Miss BERTHE
MaSton. After the games. refreshments
| were served and the rest of the evening
spent in dancing and other amusements.
Those present were Miss Ella c. Schmid.
Mrs. A: Schmid, Miss Florence Knode. Miss
| Annie Toepher, Miss Clara Mae Reichen-
| bach. Miss BERTHE Maston, Miss Annie B.
Lepley and Miss VERNE Schmid, Mr.. John
Donovan. Mr.. Stanley Dyer, Corporal
Thomas Ketcham, Lieut.. Charles A Joa
| chin, Private Matthew Lepey. Mr.. Harry
| Gentner. Mr. Frederick Daiker Mr.. Alex.
Schmid and Mr.. William Lepley.
Miss Emily Rothman and Mr. Howard
Reifenbark of Glendale, Nd, were married
s MSIem nj . 20 at Perkins Chapel, Spring
Held in the presence of a large aSsemblage
OF friends. Miss Grace Knowles presided
at the organ and rendered Lohengrin's
wedding march. The ushers were Messrs
Warren Reifenbark and Birdsey Knowles.
,Fhe bride was attended by Miss Lottie
knowles as maid of honor. Mr. Robert
Knowles was best man. The Rev William
Dell pastor of the church. officiated. The
bride was becomingly attired in mode cloth,
with white chiffon trimmings. hat and
gloves to match, and carried a shower bou-
quet OF bride roses and maiden-hair fern.
The church was handsomely decorated with
| chrysanthemums and autumn leaves. A
reception followed at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Refenbark, where a bouutiful
collation. was served. The bride was the
recipient of many beautiful and useful
presents Those present were Rev. Mr.. Dell
and Mrs. Poe of Lanham, Md; Mrs c.
Ridgeway of Baltimore. Mrs Mary Acers
and daughters, Emily and Duane, anu son.
Eben., of Seabrook; Miss Lilly Kem of
Washington, d. c.; Mr. and Mrs Veith,
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Reifenbark. Mr. and
Mrs. Sherman Relfenbark and daughters,
Katie and Ella; Mr.. and Mrs. John Worm
wood and daughters Virginia and Eva;
Mrs. NARROW, Mrs. Fawcet, Miss Mary Mid
dleton, the Misses Lottie and Grace
Knowles and Messrs. Robert and Birdsey
Knowles, Warren and Wellington Reifen-
lions Mr.. and Mrs. Refenbark left for
their future home at Seabrook. A novel
feature of the wedding was that a third
sister was united in marriage to third
brother of the respective families.
Miss Grossman is visiting at Morristown,
N j.. with Mr.. and Mrs. Richard A Nc
Curdy, who have a large house party this
week.
Senator and Mrs Depew arrived at Cor
coran House late last night from New
York.
The engagement has just been announced
of Miss Margaret Adams and H. Percival
Dodge Of Boston, second secretary of the
United States embassy at Berlin. Miss
Adams Is the daughter Of Commander Ad-
ans, U. 8. N. The wedding will soon take
place in New York, where Commander Ad-
ans has been ordered for duty Mr.. Dodge
was graduated from Harvard in 1892 and
| from the Harvard law school in 1895.
Secretary Hay will return from New
| V1rly kn11 h,,k
| few days longer with her daughter, Mrs.
| Payne Whitney.
The British ambassador and Lady Her
bert celebrated their first Thanksgiving at
| the embassy by a dinner, at which the en-
| bassy staff was present.
Mr.. Grip. the Swedish minister, enter
| tanned at dinner last night in honor of Mr..
| Cambon, who sails for France December
| 4. The Russian ambassador and the Italian
| ambassador were in the party.
| A pleasant "at home was given by Miss
| Clara Strauss Of 400 Maryland avenue
| southwest in honor of Miss Hortense Leder-
| mann Of Charlottesville, Va large num-
| Der of young people were assembled. Dane
| ing was one Of the features of the evening
while Miss Irma Stern rendered several
| vocal and musical selections. Miss Sadie
Cohen entertained by fortune telling. Re-
freshments were served later in the even
ing.
Miss Hattie M Wilett, daughter of James
E. Willett Of Tenleytown, was quietly mar
ried in Baltimore on Wednesday to Mr..
Egbert H. Duke. Mr.. and Mrs. Duke ex-
pect to make their future home here.
A number of young women Of Washing
ton, students in the several classes of the
Womans College of Baltimore. Md, are
home for the Thanksgiving holidays, which
last until next Monday morning, bringing
| with them classmates and friends. Among
the number are Miss Isabel L. Towner of
Gil Maryland avenue northeast, who Is en-
PERTAINING Miss Miriam L. Bloom of Brook
Ign, N. Y; Miss Helen Small of 1927 New
York avenue northwest, who has as her
guest Miss Grace Mercer of Illinois, and
Miss Nan McGregor of T23 18th street north
west, who has with her Miss Elizabeth Hall
of Massachusetts. Miss Towner entertained
the party at her home this afternoon at
pink luncheon. In addition to those named
there were present Miss Clara L. Combs
and Miss Kate Carpenter. The decorations
were profusion of American beauty roses
and the novel, anagrammatic menu, in six
courses, was as follows, the solving of
which created as much amusement the
various Viands gave satisfaction: Nuem.
1. Try to like cocas II. 10 no bill. III.
Queer cotts-stop at O. &c. l. B. suits.
". So draw Fallas-checkers scare E. V.
Calm mon dear. VI. All! let Coco.
Miss Artz Friday last. at her home, 1920
N street, entertained the Bachelor Girls.
After the business meeting q guessing con-
| test proved very entertaining, Misses Ben
| nett and Whitcomb carrying off the prizes.
| A musical program followed. after which
| refreshments were served. The club will
| meet with Miss MacMorris, at 902 Mary
| land avenue northeast, Friday, December 5.
Mrs Robert H. Foerderer and Miss Foerd
| erer, wife and daughter of Representative
| Foerderer of Pennsylvania, have relnquish-
| ed their house at 1851 r street and will not
| be in Washington this winter except for
| social functions at the White House. Owing
| to the shortness of the session the congress-
man concluded not to take house for the
winter season, but has opened his city home
on Broad street in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Crapster Of r
| street are spending the Thanksgiving holi-
| days with Mr.. Crapster's grandfather,
| Judge G. w. Crapster of Westminster, Md.
Miss Eliza Russell Peachy of Woodley
| lane is spending a week at Williamsburg,
| Va, the guest Of her cousin, Miss Virginia
! Peachy Wise, daughter of the late former
/ Representative Richard Wise.
| Baroness Hengelmuler, wife of the Aus
1 l.. It