Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-26

it is surrounded with everything that can
delight the eye or gladden. the heart Of
small girls.
Mrs LIE Seure and the children will spend
the winter here, but Mr.. LIE Seure is only on
| for holiday visit
Miss Cannon will receive New Year day
at the residence of the Speaker, 1014 YER
mont avenue. 1t will be her first formal at
home this winter, and will be also the first
reception held at a Speakers residence in
| many years. The revival of this graceful
| Hospitality is not only timely, but it has
fallen to q family each member of which
| has especial qualifications for making it
memorable occasion on a day when official
good wishes are SO bountifully and pleas
| antly distributed
| At the marriage January of Miss Isabel
| McKenna and Mr.. Pitts Duffield of New
! York the Misses Marie and Hidergarde Nc
| Kenna will attend their sister and Mr. Ed
| gar Mills of San Francisco lifelong friend
| Of the groom, will be best man. Two OF the
bridegroom's five brothers will serve as
| groonsmen. A limited number of friends
will be present with the relatives of the
contracting parties and the Supreme Court
| families at the wedding. which will take
place at noon at the residence of Justice
| I'D Mrs.. d -Kenna.
| DR.. Franklin T. Howe has returned from
| a brief trip to Europe He left his two
| daughters, Misses Mary Helen and Marie
! Angela, who accompanied him abroad, at
| Nice, France, where they will remain for
| the winter.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Paret have issued
| cards for the marriage of their sister Su-
| san Roberta Whitemore to Mr.. Richard
| Hudnall Campbell, Wednesday, December
| 3O at o'clock. st. Dominics Church. 9th
| and E streets southwest. They will be at
home after January 10 at 22S 18th street
| southwest.
| DR.. and Mrs. H. Baker entertained the
| (SJ,,t. yaIp cloxy
| Mr. Sidney 1. Besselievre. the president, in
| the chair The program for the evening
| consisted of paper from Miss Emily Do
herty. on Crusades and Crusaders, which
| was generally discussed by members of the
| club. Mrs. J. D. Croissant followed with a
| reading of a story entitled Christmas
Memories" Mr.. Black read a selection on
| Thoughts Suggested at the Grave of Ma
| poleon," which was followed by a social
| hour and refreshments. Among those pres
| emit were: Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Abot, DR..
Besselievre, Mr.. Black, Mrs. Brock, Miss
| Brock, Mr.. s. A. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs ]. D.
| Croissant, Mrs. Cox, Miss Doherty, Mrs.
and Miss McCreery, Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ.
| Perham, Mrs. Scott, Miss c. A. Van Doren,
| Mrs M. E. s. Davis and others.
According to their usual custom, Mrs. A.
| G. Wilkinson and Miss Wilkinson will be
| at home Mondays in January.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Harding Burroughs
|
| evening, December 80, zoos Massachusetts,
| avenue northeast.
On account of illness in the family, Mrs.
| John Doyle Carmody Of 1918 Vermont ave-
| nue. will not be at home Tuesdays until
| February.
Miss Elizabeth B. Bobb of 924 Pennsyl-
vania avenue southeast, who has been Wis
| iting friends in Pennsylvania for the past
four months, has returned home greatly
| benefited in health.
! Mr. William w. Bride entertained at his
| home on Capitol Hill on Wednesday even
! ing In honor of Mr.. Charles A. Dunn of
! Utica, N. Y, who is spending a few days
in the city at Mr.. Brides home. Mr.. Dunn
| and Mr.. Bride are members of the same
| Greek letter college fraternity and the
| guests were representatives of the chapters
| at both Union and Georgetown Universities
| of the Delta Chi fraternity. Those present
included Stuart Mcnamara, Walter Bealle
Williams, w. r. Proctor Mallory, Leon A.
| Clark, Hugh H. Hanger, Albert e. Berry,
Edwin H. Flueck, Carl B. Rix, Charles W.
Arth. Frank E. Williamson, orville B.
| Drown, Richard P. Whitley, Charles A.
| Dunn and William w. Bride.
| Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Booth of Column
bus. Ohio, have announced E, the engage
Charles D. Young of this city.
Christmas party was given last even
/
| residence ITO 18th street southeast to a
| number of their friends. In the dining room
refreshments were served Among those
present were Miss N. Cole, Mrs. VIM. Bald
win, Mrs. C. o. Dorset, Mrs. ]. Gosneil.
Mrs J. A. Hunt. Mrs. J. Mitchell. Mrs M.
| E. Morse. Mrs. H. Welsh and Mrs. e.
| Wolfe, and Messrs. w. r. Adams, Drum
mond Cole, c. o. Dorset, Jesse Gossnell, J.
1 w. Parsons, II. q. Richmond. A. Welsh
| and E. Wolfe and Masters Perry and Ed
| mund Baldwin and B. g. Ladd jr.
i Miss Minnegerode, Mr.. C. Powell Mime
| gerode Mr.. Douglas B. Sterrett and Mr..
j George Wilmer, all OF this city, attended
| the Junior Cotillton In Baltimore last night.
/ Miss Virginia Polk Truitt of Milford, Del,
| is spending the winter In Washington and
| is the guest of Mrs. Willard 8. Robbins of
| 100 9Th street northwest.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. German and
i their daughter. Miss Laura May German.
are at the Auditorium Annex, Chicago.
spending the holidays.
| Mr.. Robert n. Hazard will be married
this evening at Oyster Bay. L. l., to Miss
Anna Weeks. daughter of Mr.. Charles