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

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west, for the winter.
Mrs Eugenia Rollins and Miss Elizabeth
Yea entertained at a musical in honor of
Mrs Florence billiard Hequembourg, the
violnist. Among those invited to meet Mrs.
Hequembourg were Miss Amy Leavtt, Miss
Florence Bean and Mr.. Lewis Lester.
Mr.. Amos T. Hopkins and Miss Kate S.
Riston were married last Wednesday after
noon at 3 o'clock at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs H. w. Goodrich, 2224 18th street
northwest by Rev. c. c. Coleman of the
West Washington Baptist Church. Miss
Olive Benson played the wedding march.
The bride was handsomely gowned in a
travelling suit of blue broadcloth. and was
given in marriage by Mr.. q. w. Rlston, u,
her brother. The maid of honor was Miss
Shutter The bride was attended by her
sisters Mrs. Fountain Beatty and Mrs.
Grace Malone Cassell. The presents were
numerous and useful. After the ceremony
the happy couple departed on an early tram
for their future home in Virginia. Among
those present were Mr.. G. w. Riston. father
of the bride; Mr.. G. w. Riston. jr; Mr.
John Broadus, Mr.. VIII Riley. Mrs. Foun-
tain Beatty. Miss Olive Benson. MISS Hattie
Grayon, Miss Minnie Davis, Miss Hatue
woodward. Miss Shutter, Mrs. Grace Ma
hone Cassell, Mrs. E. Schaefer, Mrs. Har-
riet Goodrich, Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Goodrich
and Harry c. Goodrich.
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Charlestown, w. Va, and Frederick }.
Doering took place Tuesday evening, De-
cember 8, at $50 o'clock, in CharlestoWn.
The ceremony was performed by the kew.
Mr. Wolf formerly pastor of Methodist
Episcopal Church South of CharlestoWn.
Mr.. and Mrs Doerng will make their home
in Georgetown.
Miss Turpin is visiting at 1ZlI Iotp
street northwest
Mrs Horace B. Winter of 1917 street
northwest entertained last evening III
honor of her guest, Mrs. Flora d. Winter
of Tryon. n. c., when Mrs. E. j. NJ. Glenn
ems gave reading selections
A very pleasant masquerade ball was
given on Tuesday December 8. at Mr..
Ruckley's residence. A very sen1oyaple
evening was spent. Dancing was lnouigeo
in until a late hour, after which refresh-
ments were served. Those present We're:
Miss BERTHE shanks, a nurse; Miss Mary
Barbee. Gloomy Gus; Miss Nerva Lester: a
star, Mrs F. Elliott flower girl; Miss Eliza
Barbee, gayety; Miss Golden, country
matron; Miss Jennie Lester, Scottish
Miss Wilson, Goddess of Liberty: Miss
Mary Buckley Mrs. katzenjammer; Miss
Force. a ghost; Mr. George Dyer, mu-
slcian: Mr.. Brock, Foxy Grandpa; Mr.
Ernest Budd. West Point cadet; Mr..
Walter Mooney. Uncle Tom; Mr.. Ardie
Dyer, an old maid; Mr.. Fred Mace, Mr..
Leander; Mr.. Perkins, Rip Van Wrinkle;
Mr. Horn Happy Hooligan; Mr.. c. Dyer, a
tramp; Mr.. Stuart and Mr.: Poore, south
ern couple; Mr. Barber, Black Rastus; Mr..
Joe Dyer. dude. and Mr.. Harry Kalen-
back Those that were not masked were
Mrs. Buckley, Miss Dwyer, Miss Binnix
and several others
A large number of friends greeted Mr.
Charles Ernest Collifower, jr.. eldest son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Colli1ower OF
Capitol Hill. Thursday evening at Nc
Cauley's Hall, in celebration of the TWEEN
ty-frst anniversary of his birth. Mr. Col
lifower was assisted in receiving the
guests by his brothers, James and George
and Messrs. Manning, MCGUIRE, Slattery
and Cooksey. The American colors draped
| from the walls, the glow of electric
globes, palms ferns and garlandS of smi-
| lax surrounding the stage, and the hand
some toilets of the ladies, presented the
| hall in an ever-changing scene of color
| The evening pleasantly passed In
dancing. Supper was served at IL o'clock
| after which dancing was resumed and
| continued until later hour.
Judge j. Burke delivered an address
| congratulating Mr.. Collifiower, jr., who
| +. sponded In a felicitous speech. Mr. Col
| lifower was the recipient Of many hand
| some presents.
| The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
| Ernest Collif1ower, James, George, Annie
| Mary, Nell, Joseph and Lille Collifower
Mr.. and Mrs James Cellifower. ]. Harry
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! Middleton, Messrs. Edward, Joseph and
| Louis Casteli Misses Margaret, Mary
| Loretto and Eva Castell. Mr.. George c.
ca stell. Misses Annie and Rose Castell, Miss
Josephine Clagett Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Cramer, Mr.. Frank Butts, Mrs. Hanney
Miss NJ. Scott. Mrs. Foley. Mrs. Kendrick
Mrs. Callaghan. Mrs. Langley. Ed. Cal
| lsghan, Miss l.. Callaghan. Mrs. Cawood
Miss Nellie Cawood. Miss Stoekett, Mrs
! Mcguire, Mrs Newman, Mrs. Barron, Mr.
| and Mrs. Harry Evans, Rev. John Bowling
| Rev. John Sullivan, Misses Louise ant
Gertrude o. Brien. l.. Ferguson, NJ. Tabler
| A. O'Neil, Anna Beuchert, A. Howard f
Moran, A. Agnew. M. and A. Holland M
ard G. Barron, Katherine Byrne, l. Nor
gan, A. and L. Murphy, c. and N. Ennis
A. and M. Mccormick Messrs Geo. Cook
sey. Tom Manning, Frank Mcguire Jerome
Siattery. John and Mike Mccormick VIM
! Mehler. Fred Boiseau, Hearn Patterson
James Foley. Paul Repetti, Geo. Beuchert
Ed. Madden, Ernest Smith, De Saule:
Langley Frank Byrne, William HERON
Joe Dieter. Geo. Harkin. jr.; NJ Tabler, j
Sullivan, J. English. NJ. Wall E. Wand
| James Fitzpatrick. Judge Burke Ed Nc
Ceuley. ] ShepIey. F. Shocks, P Pumphry
| L Bargen. Geo. Lascalette, VIM. Johnson
j. Byrne. Geo. Williamson, ]. Bowser, VIM
| Hinen, DIR. Marstella. J. Schouler. Georg,