Evening star., 1902-01-27
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
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mental music was feature of the evening.
Mr.. Howard Fritz sang, accompanied on
the banjo by Mr.. Victor Pyles, and Miss
Florence Crouthers and Miss Nellie Crouth-
ers were among those who rendered vocal
solos. Supper was served from tables pref
tily decorated. Among those present were
Mrs. NJ. Temple, the Misses Minnie and
Mabel Murray, the Misses Florence, Nellie
Farran, Maurice Clark, Howard Fritz,
George DuvaI1 and Harry Suite, all of
Washington; Misses Olive Stewart, Edith
and Mabel Pyles and Messrs. Ernest Stew
art and Clinton Langley Of Anacostia;
Misses Lulu Allen, Ruth Padgett, Helen
Middleton, Minnie Pyles and Messrs. Ellis
Middleton, Thornton Pyies, D. Padgett,
Preston Allen, Morris Bait and Russell
Padgett of Camp Springs, Md.
Mr.. Robert E. Cook entertained about 300
guests at his home at Bellevue, below Ana
costa, Saturday evening. The lawns about
the house were handsomely decorated with
colored lanterns, and an outdoor repast of
oysters terrapfn and other good things con-
stituted part of the entertainment. Sup
per and refreshments were also served in
Mr.. Cooks residence to the company. The
visitors were met at Congress Heights by
Mr.. Cook and the band of St Elizabeth's
Asylum and were escorted in procession 10
the hosts residence.
The khedives ball at the Abdin palace
opened the Cairo season Saturday night.
Col. and Mrs. Tyler, the Misses Tyler, Mr..
dll0 AOTlOH hlIcIlelI anu MISS L ulleF,
all well known here,were among the guests.
Mr. D. A. Murphy and Miss Mae A. Herd
were married yesterday at 80 o'clock at
St. Patricks Church by Father Gaynor.
The bride wore handsome travelling gown.
Mr.. Byron Wallerstei and Miss May j.
Boyd stood up with the couple. A reception
was given at 1918 9th street northwest, the
home Of the brides aunt Miss NJ. ]. Boyd.
Among the many friends present were Miss
Eta Birchett, Miss Emma Heald Mrs j. j.
Fowler MiaS Nav Rpl1 Mrs Mc(xiliv
Wineman, Mrs. John Green. Miss NJ Green,
Messrs Byron Wallerstein, H. B. Waller
stein, Mr.. John Boyd, w. Goodwin Green,
Fred Giesking, Cunningham, McGillery,
John Wineman III. Greene Green. Mr.. and
Mrs. Murphy left this morning for short
trip east, after which they will return to
their home. 1916 North 10Th street, Phila
delphia.
Senator-elect and Mrs. German were at
the Arlington Saturday night. They are
spending the winter at the Rennert In Bal
timore, but expect to take house in this
city next fall.
Mrs. Robert ], wynne, 915 Rhode Island
avenue. will not receive tomorrow.
Mrs. John Cammack Of 1853 Brightwood
avenue will be at home tomorrow
Miss Rogers, the Iowa, will not be at
home tomorrow.
Mrs. ]. Walter Duyan will be at home at
La Fetra Hotel Friday January 81, from 8
10 IL p m.
Mrs. La Fetra and Mrs. B. Fl. Bradley of
Lucknow, India and other ladies of La
Fetra's Hotel will be al home Friday, jan
uary 81, from to IL b. m.
Friday evening last a merry party OF
young folks assembled at the residence of
Miss Edith Eliason of 800 I'd street south
east. The occasion was a surprise party
| given oy her little friends. Among those
who participated In the merry making were
Misses Leila and Marion Eliason, Grace
Burton, May Crocker, Louise DIETRICH,
Madeline Burns, Imogene Stocket. Eidasand
Meyer Alice Armstrong, Grace Lowery and
Helen Wann, and MesSrs. Stephen Caster,
Earle Burton, WIN Miller, Ralph Wann.
VIII Michael. Joe Crocker, and Raymond
and Ebert Eliason.
The marriage OF Miss Clara Antoine
Schade to Mr.. Max F. Mueller took place
last Saturday evening at the Concordfa Luz
theran Church In the presence of numerous
invited guests The bride was beautifully
Bowned In white duchesse satin with trim
Snnes- OF point lace on the bodice which
aad yoke and sleeves of tulle. and wore