Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-14


pertus. the brides sister, was maid of
honor, and MIR. w. E. Guy was best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fitch will be at home after
November Is to their friends at 20o9 Flagier
place northwest.
Miss Loud. daughter of Maj. John 8.
Loud. United States army, is visiting Capt.
and Mrs A. E. Saxton at the Military
Academy, West Point, NJ Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Brown have gone on an
indefinite tour to Germany, and will visit
several noted places before they return to
this country.
The Saturday Evening Assembly will
give another dance, November y, at the
National Rifles Arn.ory.
Mr.. R. Golden Donaldson and family have
taken up their residence at the Hotel
Gordon for the winter.
Miss Sadie T. Stotsenburg formerly of
this city who has been seriously i'll at 1135
Diamond street, Philadelphia Pa. is slight
| ly improved
A number of interesting weddings will
| take place next week. Miss Ella Calvert
| Campbell and Mr.. J. Edgar Smythe, mayor
| Of Charlestown, S. c.. will be married on
Tuesday. Miss Eleanor Berger Moran and
Mr. Malcolm Stuart McConighe, Wednes-
| day, at 4 o'clock. tie ceremony to be fol-
| lowed by a reception at the home or MI.
| ana Mrs. FRANCOIS Berger Mo!dii od'ul
| day next. at l o. clock, a small party or rel
| ativcs will be present at the marriage OF
Miss Belle Armstrong to Mr.. James Dun
! das Lippincott, at the residence of Gen.
| Frank Armstrong, on Sunderland place
Rev Abram Simon of Omaha, Neb., while
| in Washington the coming week Will be
the guest of Mr.. j. Eisenmann. 9l4 N street
| northwest.
| Mr. and Mrs A. Rosenthal will be at
| home Sunday. November y IN hohof VI
| their son Dunbar's confirmation
M Theodore F. Gatchel of Des MONIES Is Il,
| ,ha guest of Mrs. T H. Martin OF l3Z' l
street
| ,,rs Walter A Johnston returned to her
! howe The Villa, Kensngton, Nd laS.
| Monday after a months stay In the SOUTH
Mrs Harper Ginenback and daughter
! If Phila delphia are spending a rev "eeks
with Mrs w ]. Rich, 2OS 18th street MOI III
| east.
A reception complimentary to the pre 81
| don't and officers of the Southern Keller Do
| cetv will be given at Confederate veterans
| I.Ii saturday. November 81 $50 to 1l:5o
| pm.
Motor .nd Mrs George c. Stewart have
taken an apartment at the Valois, on Mas
| SachusettS avenue
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Mayse of Bridgeport,
Conn are visiting Mr.. and Mrs, Francis
| Nve of 15OI Park street northwest, where
they will be pleased to see their frlends.
| large number of young people assem-
| bled Thursday at the residence OF MIS-.
| Mary T. Brown 1525 Marion street norm
| west. to celebrate the twenty-tlrst birthoay
| of her son. Mr. Edward Brown Inc pres
| ents bestowed on the new man were M a,
| f,,l and his MANY frl6nOS
| were profuse in their hearty ana sincere
! congratula lions. Excellent music was pro
yjded for the occasion, and Witn adheiis
| and games the enjoyment was great. "A
fne renast of all the good things of the
| season added to the pleasure of the young
| neople. who were loud in their praises o!
| their friend who had so joyously celebrated
| his majority
| Miss Sallie Hatcher Saunders of Rocky
| Mount Va. and Mr. Horace M flerce oI
| Junction City, Kan, are the guests OF MISS
| Frost of Westminster street.
| Mr.. and Mrs NJ L. Story of Capitol Hill
| observed their twenty-irst wedding ami
versary Monday evening, the 9th instant, III
| somewhat literary way with small gath-
ering of friends and neighbors. The occa-
sion was made enjoyable by recitation,
1.-The Ships" by Mr.. Emory d. Craft OF
Downs, Kan. Mrs: E. D. Craft contributes
| Mrs Daniel Shook read an instructive pa
| per on Roman architecture as illustrated IN
the cathedrals. trumphal arches. etc, OIL
the eternal city. Mrs Story read paper
| on New Orleans and the Mardi Gras. Mrs.
| Quincy Craft gave a pleasing recitation,
Josiah MI. Story read several humorous
| selections and Mr.. Shook showed views of
| the marvellous Arizona canyon, visited by
himself and wife last summer. Sociablllty
| and refreshments rounded out a pleasant
| evening.
| n oft
nouncing the coming marriage of Miss Me-
| linda Lemont TarboX to MIR. Ernest Anaer-
SO" Allan at high noon Wednesday. No
| vember %, at Bath, Me. Miss TarpoN.
| who is a charming brunette, is the eldest
| daughter of the late Capt. and Mrs. Henry
c. Tarbox and since her debut two seasons
| ag. has been one of the leaders of Bath 5
| younger social set. Mr.. Allan. who was
| OF Maj. William p. Allan of this city, and
| a grandson of the late Prof. James Allan
| of Illinois
Mrs Howard L. Hodgkins. one of the
| ratronesses of Columbia Alpha Chapter.
ri Beta Phi. has issued invitations for Sat
| urday evening. November p, to all resident
| members of that fraternity.
Mrs Bayard Boyd and daughters will
| leave Washington for the winter on the
| 10Th.
| The second meeting of the Married
| Twelve Euchre Club was held at the horne
| OF Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Renshaw, on Column
| bia Heights, Thursday evening. The guests
| were delightfully."- entertained and the even
ing pronounced a complete success. Mrs.
Renshaw was fortunate in winning the first
prize, Mr.. T. NJ. Stearn the second and Mr..
| RenshaW the third.
| A surprise party was given at the home
| of Miss Olga M. Beall in honor of her nj
| teenth birthday. Games were INDUCED IN
| until a late hour after which the guests
| assembled in the dining room, where re-
! fleshments were served. Later piano solos
| were rendered by the Misses Leora Diety,
! Carrie M Boulter and Minnie Woodward,
| and songs by the Misses Virginia Lewis,
| Ethel Warren and Olga Beall Among
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs Beall,
| the Misses Beall Virginia Lewis, Ethel
| Warren, Minnie Woodward. Leora Dietz
| and Carrie M Boulter, the Messrs. Frank
| Woodward, Horace Stewart. Charles Bar
bour, Fredk. Freedman, Harold Lamont
and Walter Russell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Logan have purchased
| the house at 1858 Kenesaw street of Mr..
| and Mrs. Carl F. Smith, and will make
their home there after the middle of De-
| cember.
| Mr.. and Mrs Ellis Logan will leave this