Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-09


members of their families and few friends
witnessed the ceremony. The bride wore a
hs ndsome travelling suit OF London twine.
with large black velvet hat. with ostrich
Mrs. L. E. Hutchinson OF Fairfax, Va. and
has long been considered one Of the bellies
OF that section. The couple left on a late
train for the north and win go later to
Uriontown, Pa, where they will make their
home.
At the marriage on Wednesday of Miss
Mary Kerr Lyman and Mr.. Charles Fox
Brookes the maid Of honor will be Miss
Mary Rogers Of Baltimore, and the six
bridesmaids Miss Mildred Keech. Miss May
Baltimore. Miss Elsie Ross of Germantown.
Pa: Miss Louise Brookes and Miss Lucy
Brookes. sisters of the groom-elect. The
best man will be Mr.. Richard Brookes of
Savannah. Ga, and the ushers Mr.. Charles
McRoberts, Mr.. Raymond Acton, Mr.. Pen
dleton Stephenson. Mr.. Walter Wilkinson
Mr.. Biscoe Hunter. Mr.. George Derrick, Mr.
Roger Brookes and Mr.. Freeland Lyman.
A Halloween party was given Saturday
evening at the residence Of Mrs. Miller. Cap
ftol Hill. by the c. H. X. Club. Games
music. vocal solos. followed by refresh
ments. were the features of the evening.
Among those present were: The Misses Ida
Fallen. Katie Fallen. Ethel Humphrey,
Ida Bennett. Mrs. Ida NJ. Lewis. Mrs.
Grear and Mrs. Miller. Mr.. Julian Mattern.
Mr.. Robertson, Mr.. Grear Mr.. w. Miller and
Mr.. Tippy.
Many friends gathered at Miss Alice KEEL
sey's new residence. 2203 14th street, last
Thursday evening to attend her birthday
party In the donkey game the first prize
was awarded to Miss Pansy Fits of Penn
sylvania, and the BOBBY to Mrs. Weyman OF
Baltimore. Miss Minnie Sangston gave
piano and Miss Emma Davis vocal solos.
The entire first floor was profusely banked
Mt har
Miss Kelsey, who is an attractive blonde,
was gowned in pink silk null. Refresh
ments were served at 1890. Those present
| were: Mr.. and Mrs. Jack. Miss Weyman.
Mrs. Steppy, Mrs. Gibson. Mrs. Kelsey, Miss
Emma Davis. Maud Davis. Minnie Sang
ston. Edna Sangston. Ethel Wise, Mazie
Wise. Pansy Fits. Florence Kelsey and
Alice Kelsey, Mr. Conway. Raymond Atchi-
son, Raymond Hunt. Louis Rosenbusch.
Eugene McMullin, Leigh Kelsey and Car
ence Kelsey.
Miss Sadie T. Stotsenburg, daughter Of
the late Mahlon B. Stotsenburg, formerly
of the United States pension office, is very
seriously sick at her mothers residence,
Representative E. H. Hinshaw of Ne
braska, wife and son arrived in the city
yesterday, and are stopping at the Dris-
coll.
The Bachelor Girls entertained box
party at Chase's Tuesday evening, Novem-
Der g. The party included Miss Ethel I1b-
belts, Miss Elsie Tibbetts. Miss Jennie Artz,
Miss Grace Artz Miss Hool Miss Hawkins.
Miss King, Miss. Atwell and Mrs. King.
chaperon.
Mrs. Edward r. Cassidy of Pittsburg and
her daughter Miss Ethel Cassidy, who
sailed for Europe early in October. are now
| in Brussels and go from there to Paris,
where they remain for some weeks select
| ing Miss CasSidy'S trOusseau for her we'd
| ding to Mr.. Fairbanks son Of Senator Fair
| INKS. which is to be a large church event
| of January in PittSburg. Before returning
| home Mrs. Cassidy and her daughter expect
to make visit of some length in London.
Representative Butler Ames. who has
leased Maj. Gen. Corbins house for the
| winter. will have with him for the season
| his sister, Miss Ames, whom he will present
| to Washington society. Miss Ames closely
| re sembles her mother~ blanche Butler.
| daughter of Gen. B. F. Butler). and has the
same wonderful coloring and delicate fea-
| lures.
Mrs Nellie Grant Sartoris and Miss Rose
| mary Sartoris are in ST Louis, where Mr..
| Algernon Sartoris will join them. Mrs.
Sartoris is to have an official connection
with the ST. Louis exposition, and hence
her selection of that city for residence at
the present time.
Mrs. Dryden, wife of Senator Dryden, has
entirely recovered from her recent Illness.
and she and her daughter and son-ln-law,
| Col. and Mrs. Anthony r. Kuser, and fam
| lily will occupy the Dryden home, at 1920
! Broad street, Newark. N. j.. this month.
| The family will not open their home on
| New Hampshire avenue until the list of
December.
Mrs. Fairbanks who will attend a con-
vention Of state societies of the D. A. r. at
Pittsburg this week, will be the guest while
there of Mrs ]. R. Mellon.
Mrs. Frank w. Andrews will have Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Andrews with her this
winter.
Mr.. Elias Blondheim, who leaves for Art
IONA tomorrow, will be pleased to see hi5
friends this evening at 442 II street north
west.
Lieut. Gen. Schofield and family are at
ST. Augustine. where they will spend the
winter, as usual.