Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-25

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| Mrs Ward Thoron, Mrs. Frederick Keep
| of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. George Howard
Miss Ethel Horstman. Viscount de Cham.
brun Of the French embassy MT; Derlhg ..
the British embassy. Mr.. Z. j. Morgan MT
| Woodbury. Blair and Maj. Charles NC
Cawley.
| Mrs. ]. Luchs Of 1927 street will be at
home Wednesdays during the season.
The Blue Bell Pleasure Club of this city
! will give ball Thanksgiving evening AT
| the Masonic Temple.
Among the distinguished foreigners in the
| city at present is Baron Clemens Won
| Wrede- Melschede, who is a guest or Lieut..
| Walter s. Crosley, u. s. N, and Mrs. Cros-
| ley. Baron Won wrede- Melschede Is the
| owner of Castle Melschede in Westphaiia,
| one of the Oldest feudal castles In Germany.
| He is of the celebrated Furstenberk family
| and first cousin to the present owner Oh
| "ArenfelS-on- the Rhine.
Miss Tyler Cooke Of Baltimore and Barop
| Won Wrede-Melschede Of Castle Melschede.
Germany have been extensively entertained
| while the guests of Lieut. w. s: CROSBY.
| U. s. N, and Mrs. Crosiey, and will also be
| their guests at the army-navy foot Dali
| game in Philadelphia. After the game Mrs
| William Disston Of Philadelphia will give a
| dinner at the Bellevue. to be followed by
| a box party in honor of Miss Tyler Cooke OF
| Baltimore.
Mrs Ellen Spencer Mussey has gone to
| New York with her son. Mr.. William H.
| Mussey, who with his wife, we'll known In
| Washington as Miss Carrie Louise Shields.
now resides in Brooklyn. Mrs. Mussey will
| return to the city Monday next.
The Legion of Loyal Women will be en-
tertained at the home of Miss Clara Barton
| next Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles H. Parkinson of Jer-
lcny -,ft ,rie no
| engagement of their daughter. Anna Edythe,
to William Ashley De Wolf The wedding
| will take place in the early fall of 1904.
The marriage of Miss Edna Gusdorf to
Mr.. Henry ]. Breslau will take place Sum
day, November 20, at IL o'clock noon, at
| Freund's Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs Zachariah Ebaugh Of Refs
| terstown, Md, will entertain during the
| Thanksgiving holidays a party of young
| people. consisting of Miss Viola Ingle and
! Mr.. John Tucker Miss Cora Handy and
Mr.. Fred Keller, Miss Alice Handy and
| Mr.. Clinton N. Smith, and Miss Mary
| Handy and Mr. George w. Evans. all of
this city. Mrs. L. C. Handy will chaperon
the party.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Welfey celebrated
the fifteenth anniversary of their marriage
at their residence, 1000 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. southeast, Monday evening. November
| 23 The host and hostess were assisted in
receiving by Mrs. James NJ. Kincheloe IF
Upperville. Va. Mrs Bentley Kern of Win
| chester, Va; Mrs. Walter Campbell of
Luray, and the Misses Kincheloe of Vir-
ginia, sisters of the hostess. The corner
bay window of the spacious drawing room
in which the receiving party stood was
banked with palms. ferns and large chrys-
/ anthemumS, forming a bower which reach
| ed to the ceiling. The decorations were
most attractive The mantels were banked
| with ferns, and upon each was a tall vase
| containing large chrysanthemums. which,
| with dark red and American beauty roses.
were the prevailing flowers in all the
rooms. Southern smilax garlanded
down the stairway across the portieres and
over the windows In the reception room
| opposite the drawing room were displayed
| the numerous and elegant cut glass gifts,
| thereby attesting to the high regard in
which the bride and groom of fifteen years
ago are held. An orchestra stationed in the
ern smilax, palms and other potted
| plants furnished choice selections through
| out the evening. In the dining room the
table was particularly pretty, the large CEN
| terpiece being bank of ferns and jack
| roses. Refreshments were served to the
| $50 guests present. Mrs. Welhey wore
cream crepe de chine trimmed in Irish point
| lace and pearls; Mrs. kincheloe, white hem
rietta with handsome lace decorations; Mrs.
Kern, pearl crepe de chine with lace and
beads; Miss Kincheloe. black lace; Miss
! Ella Kincheloe, white mousseline; Mrs.
Campbell. white silk with point lace over
| dress; Miss Campbell. orange crepe de
chine; Mrs. Olivia Briggs blue silk with
rare old lace drapery. Mrs Welfiey was
quier county, Va. Among the guests. be-
sides those already mentioned were Mr..
James M. Kincheloe of Upperville. Va,
brother Of Mrs. Welfey: Miss Elizabeth
Bpist of Luray, Va; Mrs. N. R. shacklette.
| Warrenton, Va; Mrs II. L. Foley. Mar
shall. Va; Mr.. and Mrs H. X. Simpson.
Mrs Mr. Thompson @a,,d Mr. Ne e. 1 Hilton Jackson
and Mrs. J. w. Hodge, Miss Hodge. DR..
Virgil B. Jackson. Mr.. w. Il. Reid. Mrs.
Haines and Miss Haines. Mrs. B. c. Rust.
Mrs. Hez Sven, Mr.. and Mrs. John c.
Weldon. Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Bailey, Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. F. Hummer. Mr.. Russell
Barbee, Mrs Kate Manning and Miss
| son. Mr.. and Mrs. Springer, Mr.. John II.
Nelson of Virginia, Capt. Romasas of the
Spanish legation, Miss Fitz Hugh. Mr.. and
Mrs. N: L. Fitzhugh. Rev. Ernest Gibson,
| Mr.. and Mrs John W. Points, Mrs. II. NJ.
| Kendrick, Mr. and Mrs. Towson. Mrs. John
| w. Foster Mr.. Chewing. Prof. and Mrs.
| Wood and the four children of Mr.. and
Mrs. Welfley. Conrad, Vida, Blanche and
| Katherine Welfiey.
Miss Marguerite Lee Barnette of Bahi-
more is visiting her sister. Mrs. Eugene
Tyler Chamberlain, 1902 Cincinnati street.
| Yesterday morning at st. Dominics
Church Miss Sarah A. Won Derlehr, daugh-
| ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Won Derlehr. and
Mr.. William A. Morris. and Miss Ella c.
| Quill and Mr.. Matthew G. Won Derlehr
| were married Rev. Father o Rourke, as
| sistant pastor of ST. Dominics Church, off,
| ciated. Only relatives and a few intimate
friends of the young couples were present.
The young brides were becomingly gowned
in tailor-made travelling suits. with hats
| to match Following the ceremony both
| couples left for an extended northern trip.
The many friends of Prof. and Mrs Harry
| King will regret to learn Of the serious
| illness of their daughter, Mrs. H. W. Free
man. at their home on Yale street.
Miss May Imogene Phelps is spending the
| winter with her parents Lieutenant Com
| mander and Mrs. Phelps. at the navy yard
Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses have been issued to the
| following:
John J. Scott of this city and Mary L.
| Do