Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-03
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
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William Ellison. Mr.. and Mrs George p
Rucker, Mr.. and Mrs. Fulton R. Gordon.
| Mr.. Daniel H Rucker OF Baltimore Dr. and
Mrs. Fadley, Mrs. Kate Wright, Mrs. Net
tie Hughes. Mt. and Mrs. Spencer Thorne.
Reeves, Mrs. Hal. A. Whallon, Miss Gussie
Pierce. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII w. Douglass.
Mrs. VIM b. Torreyson. Miss Ruth Torrey-
son. Mr. and Mrs F. G. Schutt. Miss Nellie
Schutt Mr.. F. B. Dougherty, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Wallis Schutt, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Cogs-
| well and Miss Marie Cogswell.
A trolley party was given to Forest Glen.
| Md. Saturday evening, chaperoned by Mrs.
| Willis The hall was beautifully decorated
ror ,n the o. ana dancing was enjoyed
served by the young ladies OF the party.
| Among these present were the Misses j.
Bennett. g. Skinner, A. Mcintyre. B. Bar
bour. B. Hunter. NJ. Mcintyre, 8. Crowley.
A. Lehman. NJ. Wolf. F. Talcott Lehman.
Willis and Hausler. The Messrs. Hansford,
| DR.. Murray, DR.. Munroe. DR.. White, Krook
Thomas, Garrett Hopkins. E: s. Pittman.
A pretty wedding took place yesterday
| afternoon in Haddaway Chapel. Branch
| daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H. Hughes
| of Berwyn, and Mr.. William A. Duvall
| were married by the Rev. DR.. Dulaney
The couple entered the church to the music
| of Mendelssohn's wedding march, rendered
4 Dy Miss Nellie Huntsberry of Washington
| The ushers were Mr.. Robert l.. Ewing,
cousin Of the bride. and Mr.. Charles Kicks
cousin of the groom. The bride was be-
| comingly attired in a handsome mode tai
| tornado suit, with hat and gloves to
| match, and carried shower bouquet Of
witnessed by large number of relatives
and friends. Mr.. and Mrs Duvall left at 4
o'clock for an extended tour north.
Mrs NJ lie Row Goupb will, not raceixe
| tomorrow afternoon, but will be at home
| the following Thursdays In December at
| the Marlborough
| Miss Eugenia D. Borden will be at home
Tuesdays in December after ) o'clock, 1922
! q street northwest.
Miss Jennie A. Atchison. youngest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. 1, Atchison of 1922
| Rhode Island avenue. beautifully enter
| tanned number Of her friends Friday
| evening, November %, in honor Of her fiji
| teenth anniversary. Games, music and
| dancing were INDUCED in until a late hour
| when the guests were served a bounteous
| collation. in the spacious dining room, which
| was artistically decorated in carnations and
| chrysanthemums The first prizes were
| won by Messrs Robert Martin, ir., Ward
Mohun. and the BOBBY prizes by Master
Clarence Poore. The young hostess was
the recipient Of many beautiful gifts.
| Among those present were: Misses Louise
| Nairn, Lillian Atchison, Madalne Atchison,
| Frances Gallagher, Marian Little, Madalne
| and Pauline Hewitt. Edythe Flood, jean
cite Poor. Bess and Mae Atchison. and
| Messrs W. Hamilton Smith, jr., Robert
| Martin, jr., Munson Corning, Ward Mohun,
| Kenneth Maxey, Paul Lipp. Clarence Poore,
| Joseph Kaufman. Claudius Little, julius
| Flood and George Edwards.
| The British ambassador and Lady Herbert
| at small dinner last night had with them
| Senator and Mrs. Lodge. General and Mrs.
| Yna M md Mrc nW1aS Mr.
and Mrs. Strachey Of London, Mr.. Parsons.
Mr.. Herbert c.. Dering and Mr.. Henry c.
| Norman, both of the latter of the embassy.
! Mrs Charles Bradley Of this city is visit
| ing Mrs. William Grosvenor at Providence,
| r. 1.
| Miss Florence Field. daughter of Mrs
| Thomas Nelson Page, and Miss Elsie Sey
| mour. daughter of Mrs. Charles E. Seymour
| will be presented al a tea today at the Page
| home.
Nine. Azpiroz, wife Of the Mexican am
| bassador. Is back after a lengthy stay in
| Mexico, from which she returns in perfect
| health.
Mrs. c. G. Thorn will give luncheon
| Thursday in honor Of her sister Miss Joyce
whose marriage to Mr.. Clarence Preston
| Thompson will take place December 10.
Miss Elizabeth Worthington Prescott was
| Introduced yesterday at a delightfully."- at
/; tended tea given at the home OF her grand
mother. Mrs Charles Worthington. Mrs.
| Stephen Barnwell Prescott. mother of the
| debutante, presented her young daughter,
who was prettily dressed in white crepe
and lace. The Misses Worthington, Miss
| Elizabeth Young, Miss Julia Goldsborough,
Miss Jean Loring, Miss White and the
Misses Wiley of Baltimore assisted In the
reception, while in the dining room Miss
| Anna Morse and Miss Mildred Lambert did
| 1t,, ,tat,
Of old residential families always insures
made this hospitality one of the most pleas
| ing Of the season.
| Mrs. Tom Hall will be at home at the
Cairo Friday afternoons, December 8
| and u.
l. Mrs Samuel Bieber will resume her
| Thursdays at home for the season begin
| ming tomorrow.
| A pleasant party was given last Friday
evening by the Misses Hette Peters and
| Virgie Humphrey at the home of the latter
GIG N street northwest. number of games
were played until a late hour. after which
refreshments We're served. Among those
| present were the Misses Virgie Humphrey,
| Hettie Peters, Lillian Acorn, Ethel Tracey,
| Mrs Albeit Dorsey, Bonnie and Cieave-
| land Campbell, Robert Featherstone and
Masters Loris and Elroy Humphrey and
| Arthur Peters.
Mr. and Mrs. John Luthy gave a recep-
| ton Friday evening at their residence, 111S
| New Hampshire avenue, to Mr.. and Mrs
| William Luthy of Brooklyn, N. Y. The
| parlors were tastefully' decorated with pot
| ted plants and cut flowers. Assisting at
the prettily appointed table were the Misses
| Miller and Potbury and Mrs. Wollard. Mr..
! William Luthy is the brother of Mr.. John
Luthy.
! Mr. and Mrs. Elihu B. Fust Of the Wal
| dorf-Astoria. New York city, are at the
| new Willard for the winter.
| Dr. James J. Clark. Mrs. Clark and their
| daughter, Miss Emma, are at the Dewey
| Hotel for the winter, having leased their
| residence No. Iowa circle.