Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-22
Miss Perry Anderson.

Miss Perry Anderson.
and carried bridesmaid roses and lilies of
the valley. The numerous and exquisite
bouquets everywhere in evidence attested
the popularity Of the young debutante. As
sisting in the tea room where the color
scheme was in pink and white. were Mrs.
Dolliver, Mrs. Foraker Mrs. Fleming, Mrs.
Howry and Mrs. Bristol and her bride
friends, Mrs. Aff1eck Mrs. Lemon Snd Mrs.
Hardy. The young friends of the debutante
assisting were Miss Jones, Miss Hendrick,
Miss Moore Miss Polkinhorn. Miss Yerkes,
Miss Lutz, Miss Clabaugh, Miss Showalter
and Miss Cover.
Mrs Ambrose Clark of New York will re-
ceive for her brother, Lieut.. Robert Ster-
ling Clark, at his cotillion tonight at the
New Willard, to which a large company
has been invited. Miss Chaffee Of New York
has accompanied Mrs. Clark here for the
ball. Mrs. Corbin Mrs. Merriam and Miss
Elizabeth Kean will also be assistant host
esses. Lieut. Clark has recruited the ranks
of his friends from New York, the first con-
tingent being with him over Sunday. Mr..
George Howard is going to lead the cotil-
lion that will have five favor figures.
Capt Bunau-Varilla, the noted French
engineer and writer on isthmian canal mat
tiers, and Nine. Bunau-Varilla, dined with
Mrs. Charles W. Russell at 300 18th street
left Washington for Paris via New York.
Mrs. Thomas Edwin Ridgway has sent out
cards for a tea December 30, at 3016 Dunn
barton avenue northwest, to introduce her
daughter, Miss Tonita Ridgway.
Sidney Herbert the twelve-year-old son
of the British ambassador and Lady Her.
bert, arrived yesterday from England and
will spend the holidays here with his
parents.
The Saturday Evening Assembly will
give another of their popular dances on
Saturday evening, December %, at the Ma
tional Rifles Armory.
DR. and Mrs. Thomas A. Story of STAN
ford University, California, are visiting Mr..
D. E. baltimore at 1929 Corcoran street
northwest and will be at home after 6
o'clock each evening to receive their friends.
Mr.. Edwin Morgan's dinner dance, at
Rauscher's, will be another leading attrac-
ton tonight. Mrs. Pierce, wife of the
third assistant secretary of state, will re-
ceive the guests, whom at the dinner will
number forty.
Miss Jane Steiner, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Steiner, formerly of Baltimore,
and Mr.. Jay August Iseman of Richmond
were married last evening at Freunds Hall.
The ushers were Messrs. IsadOre Iseman,
Ben Iseman Of Atlanta, Ca; Julius Pe1s,
Alfred Rosenthal of Baltimore, Norman
Luchs, B. Hartz. Max Kahn and Melvin
Behrends of Washington. Mr.. Isadore Ise-
man was best man and the Misses Estelle
Iseman and Ella Steiner were bridesmaids.
The latter wore white crepe de chine and
carried lilies. The bride was beautifully
gowned in white panne crepe and her veil
was caught with orange blossoms. Rev.
Dr. William Rosenau officiated. The out
of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. M. Pels,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Bamberger Mr.. and Mrs.
M. Bremen, Mr.. and Mrs. s. Kahn, Mr..
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Kahn, Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Miller, Mrs.
Charles WELLER, Mrs. r. Coblens, Mr.. and
Mrs H. Moritz, Mrs. R. Baum, Mr.. and
Mark Eiseman, H. and Mrs. Sam Heller,
Bremen, Miss Bamberger, Messrs Louis
and H. Arnold Bamberger, Messrs. Simon
and Isaac R.. Pefs and Meyer Weinberg, all
of Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. AK. Leon and
daughter Of New York and Mr. and Mrs.
Max Bassist Of Texas. Mr.. and Mrs Ise-
man left for a northern trip last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis A. Reinhardt of Bal
timore, Nd, and daughter are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. James O'DonnelI of S32 D street
southeast.
q Gen. and Mrs. Leonard Wood are in New
York, the guests of Mr.. Dallas Sanders.
Mr.. Frederick S. Emmons, formerly of
this city, son of Mr.. Geo. E. Emmons and
Miss Leila T. Arnold. daughter of Mr.. R.
at the parsonage of old Christ Church,
East Washington, by Rev. A. s. Johns. the
pastor, and left Immediately for Brooklyn,
N. Y. where they will reside.
Mrs. Schoenborn, wife of Lieut. Schoen-
born, who is stationed in Mobile, Ala, is
now on a visit to relatives in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Madison Ballinger enter
tanned Lieut.. Hiddinga of the Dutch navy
at dinner Wednesday evening. followed by
a theater party. Miss Miriam Ballinger
will be at home during the holidays. Mrs.
Ballnger will receive on Mondays at the
Riggs House.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Rosenberger of Harri-
sonburg, Va, and daughter, Miss Lucille
Rosenberger, a second-year student at the
r. M. w. College, Lynchburg, are spending
the Christmas season with Mr.. and Mrs. c.
F. Myers
A merry prelude to the McKee-Bates we'd
ding festivities was the dinner given Sat
urday night by Mrs. Olmsted, wife of the
representative from Pennsylvania, who is
were Miss Genevieve Carolan Of San Fran
CISCO Miss Norris, Miss Elsie Cobb, Miss
Sanger, Miss Elizabeth Glover Miss Sheri-
dan Miss Daisy Wilson, Miss Hagner, Miss
Douglas Wallach, Miss Ethel Anderson,
Miss Sophie Stanton Of Philadelphia, Mrs.
Horace Westcott and Mrs. de Sibour.
dinner Saturday night. had as guests Miss
Patten. the Misses Jones, Miss Hill, Signor
Borghetti, Mr.. Norman, Major McCawley,
Mr.. Bonaparte and Mr.. Martin Jones.
Miss Jessie Benton Fremont gave
luncheon today, when the foliewinE were
her guests: The Misses Tyler, Miss Pansy