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

The Junior subscription dance to be given
at Rauscher's on Monday evening. Decem-
Der 26 will include the debutantes of this
season. The committee in charge are some
Of next winters debutantes-Miss Alice ID.
Shepard, Miss Cassie Schroeder Miss Bella
Bateman. Miss Alexandrine Fitch and Miss
Elanor Hoyt-and the chaperons are Mrs.
Robert F. Shepard, Mrs Bateman, Mrs.
Seaton Schroeder, Mrs. Henry Cleveland
Perkins. Mrs. Henry w. Fitch and Mrs.
Frank Lee Denny.
The Eastern High School Camera Club
held its second meeting last night at Miss
Van Doran's. The president, Mr.. Bryan
gave a short address, followed by an in
teresting lecture on the developing OF pic
lures by Mr.. Wallace, after which the club
was entertained by it's musical talent: Mr..
Samuel Pole and Irene Pole, a violin and
piano solo; Miss Beirs, piano solo; the
Misses Gedney and Cochran, mandolin and
guitar. After refreshments the club adj
journed until the second Friday in January.
Among those who have booked passage on
the Red Star liner Vaderland, which sails
for Antwerp today, are Mrs. 8. M. Ackley
and Miss Helen Cadh Of Washington.
Mrs. Chafree will not receive again this
, month, bTt will resume her Tuesday re-
cepuOnS in January.
Mrs. Isabel Worrel Ball will open her
home informally to the Grand Army OF tho
Republic. Woman's Relief Corps, Spanish
War Veterans and auXiliaries and their
friends. Dc cember H. at 211 A street south
east, from to IL O'Clock. Mrs. Ball will
be assisted in receiving by Mrs. Anna NJ.
Baden, Mrs. Mary E. Hall Mrs Annie w.
Johnson Mrs. Mary V. Goundie and Mrs.
Ida A. Oldroyd, president of the Sewing
Circle of Lincoln Corps, under whose aus
pices the evenings entertainment will be
Ger ducted
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. A Weaver leave to-
night for the south.
The marriage of Miss Bertha Mae Darby
and Robert A. Wilson took place Wednes-
day. December O. Rev Lucien Clark of
Hamline M. E. Church officiating. at the
home of the parents of the bride The
house was beautifully decorated with palms
ferns and cut flowers. After the ceremony
reception was held from $50 to 10. At
midnight they left for the north, and will
be at home to their friends after December
| 20, at 1880 9th street northwest.
Mrs. A. H. Blake and her daughter Miss
Laura. left yesterday evening for Wash
| tngton. Pa.
delightful musical was given last night.
under the direction of Mrs. Eleanor Potts
Beck. at the residence Of Mr.. Frank Dom,
l1o2 East Capitol street. The program was
enjoyed by a large gathering Miss Fannie
Edgar Thomas of the Musical Courier was
among the guests present
mrs. Apple A Emery, who has been Sc
riouSly i'll at her residence 18th and Aar
ward streets, is slowly improving,
Miss Inez Carpenter, daughter of Mr.
John carpenter of King George county
Va. and Mr.. Eugene Hancock of Charles
county. Md, were married yesterday, the
ceremony being performed by the Rev c.
r.. Holiday of the Methodist Church at
King George Court House
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Josie Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F.
W. Clark of Orange county. Va, to Mr.
place December %.
There was pleasant gathering of young
people at the home of Miss Leila Dodge
;'16 Jefferson street Anacostia, d. C.. last
evening Vocal and instrumental numbers
were rendered and games enjoyed Those
present we're, We're: Miss Annie Cadle. Miss
Sarah Shank, Miss Belle McElroy Miss
Josie Ireland, Miss Myrtle Dodge. Miss
Adelaide Stroble of Alexandria, Va; Miss
Annie Summers. Miss Ellen Woodhouse of
Fay Side, Va; Mr.. G. Bury Mr. w. Eisine-
er, Mr. w. Leonard, Mr.. Cheill Mr. p
Beall, Mr. H. Green and Mr.. Lee Handy
The Unique Euchre Club wa, entertained
by Mrs. M. Bernard Monday evening last.
at her home on F street northeast A fter
playing the usual number Of games and
awarding the first and second prizes. re-
Specnvely, to Mrs. e. Schelpp and DR.. L.
L..
Curtin of Brooklyn, N Y, the consolation
prizes to Mrs. M. Boyce and Mr.. F. r,
Schelpp, the club adjourned to the
tastetuily decorated refreshment table
Leaving the dining room each member was
presented with a bunch of white chrysan-
themums and ferns. the colors of the club.
1t was decided to hold the next euchre and
also poor mans Xmas tree party Ga west
ern custom) at the residence of Mrs N M
Fandegrift of University place on Xmas
night The members present were Mr. and
Mrs Schelpp MIR. and Mrs. Boyce, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dittoe, Mr.. and Mrs F'inney Mrs
Benard, Mrs. Curtin, Mrs. Vanderbilt
Miss Dittoe, DR.. Newbern and DR.. Walter.
Invitations have been received for the
marriage of Miss Antoinette NJ Cohen.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Max Cohen to
Mr.. Segfried Fantl of Savannah Ga, Tues
day evening, December 20, at 7:30 o'clock
The ceremony will be performed at the
Eighth Street Temple, and will be followed
by a reception and dance at Rauscher's
Mrs. Frank c. Lothrop and little son Earl
of Milford, Mass, are visiting her mother
Mrs Emily McClelland, 174O street north
west.
Despite the Indictment weather of Thurs
day evening the Congenials held a very
successful dance The following committee
was in charge: c. E. Castle chairman; H
Augusterfer. L. A. Spiess and Fl. Manager
The next monthly assembly will be held
meeting at the residence of Mr.. Spiess 627
G street southwest, Thursday evening. the
18th
A party of young people assembled at
the home of Miss Roderick. 531 Sd street
northeast, last Thursday evening and or
ganized social club. which will In the
future be known THE Reveliers.'' Those
enrolled members are the Misses Rod
erick. Wilson, Haines, Raymond. Bacon
and Hawley, and the Messrs. Brearton.
Suter, Beck. Bernhard. Jordan, Bryce and
Gardiner. The next meeting will be held
al Miss Haines'. 600 18th street northeast
Tuesday, December %
Mrs. Walter Browne Fairfield has re-
turned to the city and is at 1856 NJ street,
corner of Connecticut avenue, northwest.
Master Richards Cults Fairfield is at CO.
lumbia University Hospital. where he has
been i'll with typhoid fever for three weeks.
Mr.. Walter Fairfield is as yet stationed in
the Philippine Islands.
Mrs. Elmer Slayton Newton will be at
home the first and third Saturdays during
the winter at the Brunswick.
Mrs. Robert N. Harper has returned from
New York, but will not be at home Mon
days until January, when she will have as