Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-09-20
THE SOCIAL WORLD|
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quet The best man was the groom's
brother, Mr.. Harry T. Purdum, of Balti-
more. The ushers were Mr.. VIM. Brooks
of Philadelphia, Pa, Mr.. E. l. Rochester
Mr.. Blake Harper and Mr.. S. Harry Han
dy. After family reception at the brides
home Mr.. and Mrs. Purdum left on the
1910 p. M train for an extended trip through
the north, including New York, Buffalo,
Niagara Falls and the Palisades of the
Hudson. They will be at home to their
friends after October 10 at 14OS oth street.
Miss Anna Lea Carter has been entertain
ing most delightful house party for the
past three weeks at her home, Carrollton,
below Winchester, Va, the guests being
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Carter, Mr.. Walter Car
ter Virginia; Mrs. r. K. Carter, Mr.. Clar-
ence Carter, New York city; Mrs. Fannie
Casteman and little daughter, Mr.. Frank
Seay of Greensboro, Ala; Miss Helen F.
Cox and Mr.. George Price, Washington, D.
c.. Miss Estelle Castleman, Clarke county,
Va A most delightful drive over the Allie
ghenies to Capon Springs, W. Va, was en-
joyed by the party.
Last evening at the house of Mr.. Willis
Livingston, 1909 Maryland avenue north
east q social club organized and Is
known as the Curio Pleasure Club. The
members of the club spent pleasant even
ing in playing games. The instrumental
music was rendered by Miss Clara PLACER.
Those present were as follows: Misses
d |,
Florence Fielding. Mamie Devine, Julia
Boyce Julia Miller. May Manning and
Messrs. Willis Livingston, Edwin Trey,
George Leese, Charles Gilman, Harry
Leese, William Crane. Dean Bailey Maui
rice Beeman. Elmer Reel, George Lynch
and Clyde Meyer.
There was a pleasant party at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Claf1n, 621 L
street northeast, Thursday evening, the oc-
casion being in the nature of a surprise to
their son, Roy c. Clafin, who had just re-
turned to resume his studies in the High
School, after spending the summer vacation
in Chicago. The evening was happily whied
away with music, games, etc, and re-
were Mesdames Delong, Fred N. Clarke
Misses Maude Baker, Mamie Columbus,
Bertha Hansen, May Hansen, Emma De-
long, Dollie Rankin, Rose Deakins, Aurelia
Frances Clafin, Messrs. Fred N. Clarke
Harry Hummer, Harry Thomas, Henry
True, Arthur Hyler, Claude Caylor, Robert
Thompson, Willie Day, Boyd Dickinson,
Frank Crown, Edgar Crown and Roy C.
Claf1in.
Mrs David s. Hendrick and Miss Martha
Moore Hendrick have returned to their New
Hampshire avenue home, after an absence
of six months in Tennessee. Mr. John Thil-
man Hendrick and Mr.. Sypret Warfield
Hendrick are again in the city. after an ex-
tended visit to the Adirondack, Narragan-
Wednesday evening Miss Rose Goodwin
gave a dance at her residence, POS LIST street
northeast in honor of her niece Miss Myr-
tie Goodwin, who is visiting here from
Knoxville, Tenn. Among those present
were Misses Rose Goodwin. Myrtle Good
win, Anna Perry. Hayne Perry, Allie Will
son, Norma Lewis, Mary Farmer, Eva
Davis, Ella Austin, Lula, Fuller, Eva Kim
ball and Dorothy oliver and Messrs. ]. o.
Cassidy, F. P. OLIVER, 8. D. Pearman, ].
H Lear, G. s. Warren H. F. Farmer, ].
O. Farmer, w E. Clark. j. S. Hillman, NJ
J. Hine, R. H. Daniels. d. S. Whitford and
Drs. j. H. Diggs, II. w. Tobras and F. Har-
rington.
The marriage o. Miss Isabel Taggart and
Mr. Daniel Ely will take place September
% at the residence of the bride, on N street,
instead of at Holy Trinity Church, as pre-
viOusly announced.
Captain and Mrs. Nailor are making an
extended visit through Russia and have
left ST. Petersburg for Moscow. They will
return October 10.
Miss Eugene Liebschutzr Of the Central
High School has returned from her sum-
mer vacation and is stopping corner of
Howard and Center streets, Mount Pleas
ant.
Mrs Henry W. Samson has returned from
Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
DR.. and Mrs L. D. Wilson have returned
| from their summer outing.
turned to the city after spending delight
ful summer In the mountains. They win