Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-02
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
OUT FOR Chill
DREss-RIDGELY WEDDING.
Ceremony at st. Thomas to Be Follow
ed by Reception-Per-
sonal Notes.

sonal Notes.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Fairbank Daley
| have sent out invitations for the marriage
of their daughter, Miss Rita Worthington
| Ridgely, and Mr.. John Williams Childress,
| jr., Tuesday November 10, at 1870, ST.
Thomas Church. A reception will follow
| from 8 until 1890 at 1872 Q street. The
couple will be at home after November %
at Nashville, Tenn.
This afternoon at o'clock, at Epiphany
| Church, the marriage of Miss Marion Vir-
| ginia Wilson to Mr.. Charles Mason Mar
| tin of Parkersburg, w. Va, will take place
| Rev. Dr. McKim will officiate, and the
brides attendants will include Miss Julia
| Wilson, as maid of honor; Miss Helen Ga
| baugh, Miss Frances Downing, Miss Edith
| Totten, Miss Isabel Gregory, Miss Gertrude
| Schaffer and Miss Ora Martin, sister of the
| bridegroom, as bridesmaids Mr.. William
| Peterkin will serve as best man and
| Messrs Powell Minnigerode, S. Duncan
| Bradley Randolph Coyle, William Mathew
| son, Walter Clarkson and Charles F. Will
| son will be ushers. A reception will follow
| at the home of the brides father, Mr.. Will
| liam James Wilson, on G street.
| Miss Jennie Tribull, daughter of Mrs.
| Elizabeth and the late Mr.. Reinhard Tri-
| bull and Mr.. William f. Nickel, now of
| this city, were quietly married yesterday
afternoon at the parsonage of the English
Lutheran Church of the Redeemer, in IT.
vington, Md. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Mr.. Fakler, the pastor: After two
| weeks honeymoon to Locustville, Accomac
county, Va. the couple Will come 10 TINS
| city.
Mrs Hattie Blaine Beale will spend the
| coming winter in Chicago with her sister
| in-law Mrs. Emmons Blaine. She was here
| lately with Mrs. Damrosch
| An All-halloween party was held at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hauser,
| 237 @ street northwest. Games ana oa Cane
| ing were INDUCED in until late hour AFTER
| which refreshments were served. among
| those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Hauser,
| Mr.. and Mrs Jeffries, Mrs. Jeffries Mrs. ).
| F smith. Mrs Dahler, Misses Annie
| Maude and Jessie RamspuTg, Ma m anu anu
Lille Amos, Messrs William, Ernest anu
Harry Hauser, James Halpln. James
| Waters, Thomas Jones and Winfield wan.
nfrs William Munford of Annapolis has
announced the engagement of her daughter,
| Miss Lucy Taylor Munford, to Second lieu,
tenant William p. Upshur OF the Chite
States Marine Corps. Lieutenant UpSnuI
| is a member Of the first class OF the scnooi
OF application, Naval Academy marine paI-
racks which will be graduated on JanudiS
I He is a son of Dr. j. L. Upshur OF hich-
ncond Va. The wedding will take place
some time before the first of the year.
At the marriage of Miss Margaret Louase
| Wilson Yesterday at ST. 1gnatius Churcn:
Baltimore. to Mr.. Philip Francis Lee, son VI
| Mr.. and Mrs. Columbus Q Donnen Lee, sle
| bride wore a white lace dress ana ma
| of white velvet, trimmed with ostrlcn
feathers and white roses Her sister,, as
| maid of honor was in white mousseilhe'
trimmed with blue ribbons, ana moie Nc
poke bonnet of blue velvet MSS .annae Nj
oft w
O'Donnel Lee, brother of the brldegrooili
| was best man. was a guest at the "eo
| ding.
Mr. and Mrs. John w. Foster have their
elder daughter Mrs. Dulles, making lhe.n
| visit at present. DR.. and Mrs. Dulies al
| going to make their home LOT my has has re-
| Auburn N Y, where the former mas
cantlv become a member of the facutS VI
the Theological College. MI anu Me-: We
Lansing will spend most OF 'n '.,o nave
here with Mr. and Mrs. Foster, VINO nav
also their young granddaughter VINO 10 III
school here with them for the winter
The marriage of Mr.. Norman Douse, .oi
,,eriy of this city. to Mrs Mary Srossnia i
thornton Davis of Germantown - Sac
Mace Tuesday morning at the We'' RE
proshyterian Church, German.o"h' -.
o1,,onv was followed by wedding pieah
&c Ct at the residence of the pr!de pa
Mr. and Mrs. William roster ho u..,t n,ar
number of the groom reia.tV .. tho we'd
from, this city to be present dl lne NJ
H. among whom were his pare ~, ~,
uI na Mrs Philip T. Dodge, and Miss Doase,
Mrs. William C. Dodge, MISS DoI aftar
madoa Miss Stevenson and MISS ban, Al.e
10" Sr.aIfast Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Doose
left for short trip north.
z Johnston and Miss johnston
have returned to the city, aAu "
era fton for the winter
Mice NJ P. Beuter entertained her friends 1s
and new games were partlcipa.eu III ionre
the merriment lasted until the small ho al,o
of morning The winners IN the pIiAe AZ
contest were Miss M. BOND, GOO ri,is p .
ia hr;zio silver thimble; Mr. A. Bly,
nauph silver heart and ten cents MISS -.
smith. button; Mrs. ]. LIandvolst' s, a,es
lev Souvenirs were diminutive canuies
and holders. tied with ribbon 1hose pres >,
ant We're Miss Bella Hirsh, Prof Kari
Holer. Miss Marie Bond, Mr. George 6ossi t
Miss Laura Smith of Brandywlne, MI NJ NJ
Alfred Bronaugh. Miss Pauine f1oieii VIC
lanes Avery, Miss Clara Boswell, Mr.. LOUIS
Smith. Miss May Beuter. Mr.; Joseph "a,
brizio of Rome italy; Mr. and Mrs. aired
Cosdon. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hooper, MI.
julius Smith. Mrs Anil f1olei, W. IT.
Iandyoigt and Mr.. and Mrs Maxlmliiiah
Beuter.
The Girls Guild of Epiphany Chapel en-
tertained twenty-four friends at a Dutch
sunper'' on Halloween. The rooms, Whlcn
were lit by candles. were beautlfully oeco-
rated with autumn leaves ana punpklns' q
very "Dutchy" appearance being ADDED py
the blazing fire in the open fireplace, around
which the merry company gathered to roast
chestnuts After indulging in many OF the
seasonable sports supper was served. Danc-
ing occupied the remainder of the evening.
Monday evening" at the Penhurst, the
home of Miss Dorothy O'Rouke. Hailow-
cen party was given to a number or hef
young friends The olden time Halloween
games with many new ones. were engaged
in after which refreshments were served
Among those present were Miss Mary
HAYES, Miss Frances Hayes, Miss Katherine
Babbington Miss Ida Cooley, Miss Dorothy
ORouke Mr.. James Hayes, Mr.. Lee PARK
hill, Mr. Edward Cooley, Mr.. Harry Living
ston and MIR. Frank Duvall.
The young people of Bloomingdale spent
delightful time at phantom party given
Monday evening in ST. Martins Hall. Dane
ing and games were the chief features. Re
freshments were served during the inter-
mission Those present were the Misses
Edith Presnell, Rena Davis, Blanche and
Edith Austin, Florence Buckingham, E.
Dice. NJ Ourand, Dora Herbert, Minnie,
Louise and Amelia Rosendale; K. Keefer,
b. tombstone, Margery Topham. Nettie
Clease, Genevieve Gedney, May Hudson,
Mrs Rosendale. Mrs. Davis Miss Burlin-
game, Miss MCGOWAN, and Messrs. ]. Fin
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