Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-20
THE SOCIAL WORLD
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ans, Stanley. Bennett Mclean. Faustman
and Drs. Harry w. Tobias. ]. NJ. Gompertz
and William T. Davis. Z. S. A.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin A. Ryan and Mr..
| Grenville Lewis, jr.. will spend the holidays
with Mrs. Granville Lewis at lexington.
The debutantes who have had luncheons
and dinners for every day the past fort
| night expect to continue these engagements
throughout the holidays. with the addition
| OF dance every night, beginning Monday
| and winding up with the three New Year
| week at Rauschers. The Monday dance
and Mrs. Postewaites and Mrs. Seymour's
| dances, with the tea to introduce Miss An
| derson today at Rauscher's, Mrs. Olmsted's
| dinner tonight for Miss Bates and the at
| tendants at her wedding today week. the
/ present week is finishing very attractively.
| The next one has program of unusual
| gayety, beginning Monday night with two
| dances-Lieutenant Clark's at the New
Willard and Mr.. Edwin Morgan's at
! Rauschers. The sixty-couple cotillon at
set for Tuesday night. is Mrs. Atwelrs
dinner for Bishop Spalding at Rauscher's
and Mr.. and Mrs. Glover's dinner. Miss
| Ffoulke will be the hostess Wednesday
night of a bal blanc" the first of a series
| Of dinner dances. Mrs. Foraker's and Mrs.
| Huff's dinner companies will join the
Ffoulke party for the dances.
A silver wedding celebration for Christmas
evening will be that Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Whit Heron. at their home. 1886 18th
| street.
Friday evening a dance will be given at
the italian embassy for Miss Roosevelt.
| and club dance will be given al Rausch-
er's Mrs. Gallaudet will give an afternoon
| reception In honor Of Miss Marion Gallau-
| Diet. and Mrs Henry J. Finley tea to
meet her guest, Miss Keton Of Columbus.
| Ohio.
Saturday afternoon next will occur the
| wedding Of Miss Henrietta Bates. eldest
| daughter of the paymaster general of the
army and Mrs. Bates, to Mr.. NICK. Dunn
| Mckee, son of Mr.. and Mrs. David r. Nc
| Kee. Rev. Arson Phelps Stokes, jr., will
oficiate. and the brides attendants will
include two matrons of honor. Mrs. William
| M. Scudder of Chicago and Mrs. M. E.
Olmsted. Miss Mildred Barnes of New
York, Miss Henrietta Whitney Of New
Miss Story Of Boston. Mr.. Lanier Dunn
| will be best man A small family party
| will witness the ceremony, but large COM
pany is invited for the reception.
Teas will be given that afternoon by Mrs.
| Amos G. Draper and Miss Draper, to 6,
| and by Mrs. Joseph R. Edison, the latter
being entirely for young people. /. Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis Moore will give dinner that
| evening. as will Justice Brown and other
| well-known hosts
DR.. and Mrs. A. E. Johnson have ISSUED
invitations for the marriage of their daugh-
| ter Katie to Mr.. Henry A. Pfiieger, to take
| place Thursday evening, December %, at
| their home, III street southeast. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Pfieger will be at home to their
| friends at POPS Federal street. Philadelphia.
| Pa, after January 10. The ceremony will
be witnessed by the members Of the two
| families and relatives only, and will take
place at o'clock. A reception will be
| given an hour later to the large circle Of
| friends.
| A pretty wedding took place at St. Mat
thew's Lutheran Church. on D street between
| 10th and 18th streets northeast last We'd
! nesday night, when Miss Lena G. Esel-
! horst of this city and Mr.. Louis A. Denslow
| of jamestown, New York. were married in
4 the presence of large number of friends,
Rev. A. c. Schiff officiating. The bride, who
| wore travelling gown of dark blue cloth,
| with picture hat and white plumes, was
escorted in church by her father. Miss
Anna G.. Eselhorst, the brides sister, was
| maid of honor, and was becomingly gowned
in white Persian null trimmed in white
| satin ribbon and applique. She also wore
! large white picture hat trimmed with
| sweeping plumes and carried white carna-
| TONS: AS the wedding party entered the
! church Mrs. F. Neumeyer played the ''Lo-
| hengrin" wedding march at the entrance
| and Mandelssohn's march for the exit Mr..
| Louis Grenberg was best man. and the
| ushers. were Mr.. Henry E. Esehart and
| Mr.. August Meyer. Following the cere-
| mony a reception was held at the brides
| home. Many handsome presents were re-
| ceived Among those present were: Mr.
| and Mrs F. Neumeyer, Mr.. and Mrs. John
! Narges, Mr.. and Mrs. Mechling, Mrs Ar
/ mold, Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Darnel,
| Mrs. Meyer, Mr.. Wilkinson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnston of Buffalo. N. Y; Mrs. Sohan of
Buffalo: N. Y; Mrs. 6. Perott Mrs. Vein
/ Martha Trunnell, Miss Mamie Trunnell, Miss
Hennie Trunnell, Miss Ella Meyer, Miss
| Anna Weingart, Mr.. and Mrs. Grenberg,
Miss Annie Hoffman, Miss Ida Hess and
Miss Anna G. Eselhorst, Mr.. J. Lackey, Mr.
| August Meyer, Mr.. Charles Meyer Mr..
| August Meyer. Mr. Charles Meyer Mr.
Miller, Mr.. John Hess and Mr.. Henry EseI-
| horst and Mr.. F. Eselhorst, Misses Sophie
and Louise Neumeyer, Miss Nellie Allng,
Miss Thelma Thompson, Miss Sadie Darnell,
| Master Albert Eselhorst and Emery OAR
nell. Later Mr.. and Mrs. Denslow left for
| their future home, Jamestown N. Y, where
| the groom is engaged in business.
Mrs. Otis Johnson announces the engage
| ment of her daughter, Helen Bird to Mr.
| Orson Carey Hoyt Of Buffalo, N. Y.
Senator and Mrs Depew are in New York,
| and after Christmas will join the Vanderb ilt
| house party at Biltmore for few days.
Mrs Robert F. Shepard gave debutante
| luncheon yesterday for Miss Polly Shepard,
and her guests were Miss Pansy Bloomer.
Miss Martina Jones, Miss Margery Cotton
Miss Anna McCauley, Miss Jean Loring.
| Miss Gertrude Brown. Miss Rose Bradford,
Miss Frances Browning, lIiss Prescott and
Miss Mulliken.
General and Mrs. Draper entertained the
| Massachusetts -elegation in Congress at
| dinner Wednesday night.
| A pleasant time was spent by the Tues
day Evening Assembly at the home of Miss
Riordan, No. 1925 7th street. The musical
| features were cleverly rendered by the
Misses Day. Mcintyre, Riordan and Mr..
Wolfe. Before adjournment the party was
| invited to the dining room where light
| supper was served by the charming hostess.
| The next meeting was announced to be held
at the residence Of Miss Mcintyre. No. 1884
| K street northwest New Year eve.
The home of Miss Rosie Steiwer, SOP 7th
| street southeast was the scene Of merry
surprise party rendered her by the Juanita
Euchre Club in honor Of her birthday.
| Music and games were enjoyed during the
| evening and refreshments served. Among
those present were the Misses F. Schudt.
E. Wengart, A. Stewart M. Toole, NJ. Rup-
pertus. G. Ruppertus, E. Smith, F. Haren-
berg, r. Steiwer Mrs. M. Stickell Mrs. 8.
Deckman. Mrs. E. Steiwer. Messrs. G.
| Schuldt. W. Rickurt, M. Stewart. A. Stew
| art, H. Deckman. ]. Toole, c. Ruppertus.