Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-20

will be accompanied here by few personal
friends, who will be present at the cere-
mony, with the relatives and a few friends
of the bride. The party will, however, be
small one. The couple will have no attend
ants, and Rev. DIR. Stafford will officiate.
The wedding party for Miss Eliza Morgan
Bates and Mr.. Frederick Rotch Swift will
include the brides sister, Mrs. Dunn Nc
Kee, as matron of honor, and Mr.. Rodman
Swift as best man. and ten groomsmen, the
latter nearly all from Boston. Bishop Sat
terlee will officiate.
The annual donation party at the Found
ling Hospital yesterday successful
occasion Mrs. Simon Wolf, president of
the board; Mrs. John c. Pennie and Mrs.
Adds Browne were the reception commit
tee; Mrs. Lisner, Mrs. Sylvester, Mrs A. q.
Britton, Mrs. W. s. Knox, Mrs. Leslie
Plat, Mrs. II. A. Taylor, Miss Sewers, Mrs.
Joseph Auerback and Miss Britton were in
charge of the refreshment and sale tables.
Visitors were conducted through the house,
the tiny inmates coming in for much atten-
ton and admiration.
Mr. Gutowski of the Russian embassy
| gave small dinner last night at his apart
ments. when the Russian ambassador. the
Countess Cassni, the Belgian minister and
Baroness Moncheur and Mr.. Hansen were
| his guests.
| Mrs. Richardson Glover will give a tea
| tomorrow afternoon.
The German charge d'affaires and Baron
| ess Won Bussche gave dinner last mght
| for small party to meet the mother ana
sister of the latter, Frau de Martinez r.
| de Hoz and Fraulien Garcia and Baron and
Baroness GiSkra.
| Mrs. Paul Edward Vollum has been SER
| iously i'll for a fortnight with typhoid fever
| and will be unable to leave her apart
ments in the Alexis, 1871 / street, for sew
| eral months.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dickerson Boss of
! New London, Conn, have issued invita-
| tons for the marriage of their daughter,
| Beulah Maude to Capt. James Robb
| Church, assistant surgeon, United states
| army, Wednesday afternoon, December D.
| at 4 o'clock. at First Church of Christ.
Capt. Church is well known in this city,
! where his relatives reside and where he
| was stationed until recently.
Mrs. Henry May was at the horse show
| last night in New York, and was conspicu-
Gus among the best dressed of the box oc-
| cupants. Her stylish costume was of black
panne crepe with deep bertha of renais-
sance lace, a white lace hat and plumes,
and a diamond collar and turquoise
| brooch.
Senator and Mrs Depew will give a din
=. L. -
| cember 5.
A quiet but pretty wedding took place
Monday. when Miss Jeanette p. Stryker
became the happy bride of Mr.. Emmett Il.
Bunyea. The Rev. w. NJ. Nevins of Grace
| Church, this city, officated. The bride was
attended by her sister, Miss Sadie Stryker,
while Mr.. Hubert Bunyea, brother of the
groom acted as best man. After Deem
Der Mr. and Mrs Bunyea will be at home
to friends at 412 9Th street southeast.
Mr.. and Mrs Wendell NJ Whiting have
returned from Atlantic City and will be
| pleased to see their friends at 1910 18th
street.
| The Saturday Evening Assembly will
give dance tomorrow evening at the Ma
| tional Rifles armory.
Senator and Mrs Martin have arrived in
the city and are at the Gordon Hotel for
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Gilbert and
youngest son, Carl, Of Delhi. N. Y, are
visiting their niece Mrs. Howell Stewart,
lob c street southeast.
Miss Fitz John Porter and Miss Hartman
of New York are the guests Of Mrs. Giles
pie at 1721 Rhode Island avenue.
Mrs. J. T. Bodfish, president of the
Mount Holyoke College Alumnae Associa-
ton, entertained the members at de-
lightful luncheon Wednesday at her home
| on Capitol Hill. During the afternoon col
lege songs were sung, and the members
entertained another with ''remnis-
cenceS of the past summer Among those
present We're: Mrs. Mary H. Myers. Mrs.
E. E. Stevens, Mrs. r. S. Brown, Mrs. +.
H. wilkins, Mrs. Swenarton. Miss Grace
Swenarton. Mrs. Kumler, Miss Goulding.
Miss Hewitt, Mrs. NJ. B. Cameron, Miss
Eaton, Miss Syrret. Miss Alice Clark Mrs.
Do 70 IiSS
| Relyea Mrs. Edwards and Miss Hyde.
Mrs. John P. Jackson, who has leased
her house on Connecticut avenue for the
season, will sail for Europe soon with her
daughters and pass the winter abroad.
Mrs. Julia L. Gordon entertained last
evening at progressive euchre In her apart
ments on / street northwest for Col. and
| Mrs. ]. P. Megrew. The rooms were deco
rated with flowers, ferns and incandescent
| lamps. Among the guests invited were:
| Senator and Mrs. ]. r. Burton. Secretary
| and Mrs. Miller. Col. Dan Ransdell, MIR.
! and Mrs. DeHart DR.. Edwin Morse, DIR.
Chamberlain, Miss Anna Brown. Mrs. E. V.
Farrar. Miss Lucy Young, Capt. and Mrs
j. B. Morton, Mrs. Gay Robertson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bunker, Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Eol-
comb and Mrs. Burford.
sister, Mrs. McCargo for the past two
weeks Mrs. McCargo will return with her
tie last of this week to be present at the
golden anniversary of their parents, Mr..
and Mrs John C. Hodges, November "a.
Miss Gertrude Harding of Cherry Point.
Northumberland county, Va, and Mr.. Car
rington Booker. leading merchant of the
Northern Neck of Virginia, were married
| Tuesday evening last at MelrOse Methodist
| Episcopal Church in the presence of large
| throng of the friends of the young couple.
| They will make their home at Farnham, in
Lancaster county, Va.
| Miss Susie E. Ball, daughter of Mr.. John
L. Ball of WOODBURY.. Loudoun county, Va.
and Mr.. Roger L. Dade of Frederick, Md,
were married at the home of the bride
Wednesday last After a wedding trip NJ.
and Mrs. Dade will make their home III
| Frederick county. Nd.
Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses have been issued to the
! following:
Harry F. TAYLOR of Norfolk, Va, and