Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-07
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
TWO CONGRESSIONAL BUDS TO BE
PRESENTED.
Capital Hospitalities Of Lavish
Misunderstanding Per-
sonal Notes.

! Two debut parties fixed for December
Is will introduce Miss Rixey, daughter of
Representative and Mrs. J. F. Rixey. and
| Miss Alice Gordon Parker, daughter OF
Representative and Mrs. Parker.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh. who
are giving dinner of forty covers tonight
for Mrs. John w. Mackay. will give a
holiday dance for the associates of their
young daughter Miss Evelyn Walsh. who
will then be home from school for a visit
Wednesday. December 2. Miss Adelaide
! ", Cfagett. daughter of Mrs. c. V. A.
Clagett of Srince Georges county. Md, and
Mr.. George Thomas. Cochran, formerly OF
Fauqufer county. Va, but now OF this
! city, were married. The wedding took
place at Strawberry Hill, the residence OF
| State Senator Joseph Wilson. who is
brother-in-law of the bride. Rev. James
r. Craighll, rector of the Episcopal
Church. Forestvile. Nd officiated. The
| bride entered the Darlor with her brother
Mr. l. Vervan Clagett. who gave her In
| his brother, DIR. Thomas B. Cochran or
| Alexandria. Va. Miss Carol Wilson,
niece of the bride. acted as maid of honor
| Master Gwynne ROwie and Miss Elizabeth
| Wilson, another niece of the bride, marked
! off the aisle for the brides entrance. Miss
Lucy Mortimer OF Washington played dur
| ing the entire service beautiful and appro-
pirate music on the violin. and MISS Maidee
| Ever of the same city accompanied her on
| the piano. The brides gown white
crepe de chine. trimmed with exquisite
| old point lace. and she carried bride roses
! Her tulIe veil was held in place by roses
and beautiful antique pearl brooch. and
she also wore pearls. presented by the
groom Miss Carol Wilson wore rose-col-
| ored wool crepe and little Miss Elizabeth
Wilson wore white organdie trimmed with
| lace. The presents were numerous and
| valuable, including silver. cut glass china
| a watch. bric-a-brac, and silver waiter
| filled with antique silverware. some OF
| which had been heirlooms in the family of
| the brides mother for upward of 100 years
| In honor of the brides birth month. June
| the bay window and marriage bell sus-
| pended in the arch were deliberately
| trimmed with roses. and many of the gifts.
both in silver and china. were ornamented
with the same flower A collation. was
| served at o'clock and the couple left soon
! after. They will reside in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Medill Mccormick.
the latter the younger daughter of Senator
| and Mrs Hanna, are at the Arlington.
The controller of the currency. Mr. W. r.
Rideely. will entertain at a dinner tonight
at his residence
The Chinese minister has dinner invita-
lions for December 81. the first of the for
NAL Inequalities at the new Chinese lega-
! ton.
Mrs Edward w. Eberle. wife of the flag
lieutenant of the North Atlantic fleet. has
left New York. where she has been for the
pest wear. and will be the guest this winter
OF Lieut.. Commander and Mrs. Knapp at
| the Washington navy yard.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Ison of 1924 G street
| northeast assisted by their daughter Mar
euerite and Miss Jean Patterson of Detroit.
| Mich entertained the Junior class of nurses
fa1 1v,d VIC
| Hall Saturday evening. The evening was
pleasantly spent in music. Rotations.
| games etc. Musical numbers were given
by Miss Bright. Miss Thayer and Miss !son.
| and recitations by Miss Moore and Miss
Thayer Refreshments were served at the
close and the evenings enjoyment terminal
ed by the singing of the class Thanksgiving
| anthem. Those present were Mrs. Reynolds
and Misses Robinson. Griggs, HAZEL, Brad
shaw, Rider. Troyer. Jerauld. Marker: House
man, Stiles. Jones, Meek. Farnam. Whitley,
| Compton Adams. Bright. Thayer, Moore.
Taylor, Peck. Howard Knight Clark,
Sharp, Fisher, Hardy and Hawkins.
Mrs. and Miss Henshaw will be at home
| to their friends. 1905 X street northwest.
| Thursdays throughout the winter.
Senator Kean will entertain at reception
! the coming Friday evening in honor Of Gov
ernor Franklin Murphy Of New Jersey.
Senator Dryden and family are now at
| Colonel and Mrs Kuser will spend part OF
| the winter with the latter's parents.
Mrs Kirke Porter and Miss Hegeman
| have been unexpectedly called out Of town
for a few days and will not again receive
| until Tuesday. December Is.
The Thursday Morning Euchre Club was
entertained by Miss Kluge at 1143 New
Hampshire avenue. The ladies' first prize
was won by Miss Anderson and the gentle
Tho
boobies were bestowed upon Mrs Stacy
and Mr.. Clark. respectively. After the dis
tribution of prizes refreshments were
served: Among those present were MI and
| Miss Doris. Miss Mabel Doris, Miss Pearl
Heck, Miss Jones. Miss KIuge. Miss Wright,
Mr.. Chadsen, Mr.. Clark. Mr.. Harry Draper,
| Mr.. Thomas Edwards. jr, Mr. Carey, Mr..
Arthur Kws, Mr.. Stimson and Mr.. 1vey.
| The monthly meeting of the Momus Club
| was held at the residence Of Miss Hortense
| Mckee. During the brief business quarter
the designations of Miss Helen Willis. vice
president. and Miss Perle Willis. secretary.
were received, and Mrs. Owen Penney was
| elected vice president, while Mrs. Walter
Plumley, the present treasurer. was also
| made secretary. On adjourning a lively
game of progressive pit" followed the
| prizes being won by Miss Leora Goddard
and Mr.. Mercer. The trophies in the sew
| eral other diversions were claimed by Mrs
| Plumley, Mr.. Thayer and Mr.. Davis, after
| winch the cluD proceeded TO the dining
ROOM which was most artistically orna-
mented in the holly shades, the clubs
| colors. and where most elaborate collation.
was served. Those present were Miss Nc
! kee, Mrs. Shelton, Mrs. Penney Mrs
Plumley, Miss Palmer, Miss Hart, Miss
| Goddard, Mrs. Mercer, Miss Nena Palmer
| Mr.. Plumley, Mr.. Laurie, Mr. Turner, Mr.
Mercer. Mr.. Thayer, Mr.. Davis, Mr. Bond
| and Mr.. Penney.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Todd have returned
! from their trip south and will be home to
their friends at the Victor No. 1914 North
Capitol street. Tuesdays during the months
OF December, January and February
Mrs. Albert Edward Burche and daugh-
| tiers, the Misses Eva and Emma Burche are
visiting the formers mother Mrs NJ E.
Burche Of 18th and NJ streets where they
| will receive their friends informally.
| Mr.. and Mrs Frederick w. McReynolds
| formerly Of Staughton street. have taken
possession of their new home No 3161 Il
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