Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-23
THE SOCIAL WORLD
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friends at party, the occasion being the
twenty-first anniversary OF his Dlrthoay;
Prof James c. Mcdaniel rendered several
pleasing solos, and Mr. John w. HARPER
jr., gave Rotations. About ten o CLOCK
bountiful collation. was served Those pres
emit were Mr.: and Mrs Siegel. MI. ana MS Ms
Thresher, Mrs. Walters and the Misses
Amelia and Anna Walters. Clara keith ana
Maud Baker from Baltimore, and the sses
Ida Kelley Mae Potter, Elsie Donaldson,
Blanche Cassassa, Margaret Schofield
Minnie Aultman and Charlotte Siegel. ana
Messrs. John w. Harper, jr., Arthur kiotz
Willis Rockwell John Coker, Joe Anderson
Paul Bower James Heaton, James c. Nc
Daniel, Henry E. Segel and r. L. Conner
Mrs. and Miss Wilkinson will receive
Monday afternoon. but not during the
month of February.
The regular monthly dance of the Con-
genials will be held Thursday evening, Feb
ruary 4 at National Rifles Armory.
Mrs f. A. Koerper and Miss koerper will
be at home Thursdays. February and IL,
at 2234 Q street
Civil Engineer F. O. Maxson. U. S. N.
who has just returned from the Philippines,
| is in the city with Mrs. MaXSon, stopping
| at 647 East Capitol street.
| Mrs. Robert N Harper will be at home
| Monday January %, when she will be
| pleased to see her friends and especially
| the ladies of st. GATHERINGS Guild. Mrs.
| Harper will not receive again this season.
Mrs Jas F. Oyster will be at home the
first and second Wednesdays in February,
| 1914 Rhode Island avenue.
Mrs. Cornelius T. Belt has not been able
| to make any calls or to receive this month,
as she has been ill. but is now better.
Miss Lillian R. Cobb and Mr.. James
| Young were married Wednesday at the
| residence of Mr.. James Willoughby Ander-
! son, the home of the bride. 1921 2Sth street,
| Georgetown. Owing to recent family be-
| reavement invitation were confined to the
| immediate families and a few intimate
| friends Miss Cobb is the daughter of the
late Kenneth Rayner Cobb of Elizabeth
| City, N. c.. and Mrs. Celine Lepage Cobb,
| formerly of Norfolk, Va. Mr.. Young, son
| of the late Thomas r. Young, is the assis-
| tant superintendent of Mount Vernon. The
| drawing room was tastefully decorated with
| flowers, spreading palms and twining sm-
| lax. a background of palms in the bay
| window forming a bower in which the
ceremony was performed by the Rev. Father
| Cahil of Trinity Church.
| The bride was escorted by her brother,
| Mr. Kenneth r. Cobb of Richmond, Va.
| and wore white crepe and a necklace of
| old family pearls. the gift of the groom's
mother. She attended by her sister,
| Mrs. James Willoughby Anderson After
| an informal reception Mr.. and Mrs. Young
| departed on extended northern tour.
| They will reside in this city.
The receiving party included Mrs. Cobb.
| Mrs. Thomas r. Young and Mrs. Ander
son, assisted by Mrs. Arthur G.. Lewis of
| Norfolk. Va; Miss Katharine Sutherland,
Miss Fife Young and Miss Victoria Shep-
| herd.
| Among those present were Miss Bird of
~
! Dodge, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph NJ. Dugan of
| Baltimore; Miss Dunlap. Capt. and Mrs.
Elvin r. Heiberg, Mrs. Kate *. Henry.
| Mrs. Waldo C. Hibbs. Mr.. and Mrs. John
! Hodges and Miss Hodges of Baltimore. Miss
Mary Hodges, Miss Emily Foman, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Arthur G.. Lewis of Norfolk. Masters
| Gordon and Lepage Lewis Miss Pope, Mrs.
| Helena 2. Shepherd. DR.. and Mrs. Snowden
! OF Alexandria, DR.. and Mrs. Arthur A.
| Snyder Miss Snyder. Mrs Charles Suther-
| land. Miss Sutherland. Mrs. Cornelia Hodges
| Watkins, Mrs. Herbert C. Wilkins, Miss
! Wilkins, Miss Lena A. Wilkins, DIR. and
| Mrs. George w. Wood, Miss Aline Young,
| Mr.. John Hodges, jr., of Baltimore; Mr.. l..
| o. Hodges Mr.. Harry G. Towers Mr.. John
r. Young and Mr. Merritt o. Chance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Corner of 229 7th
| street northeast held reception Sunday
! evening, January H. in honor of their thir-
| Mrs. Corners birthday. The reception hall
was beautifully decorated with palms and
Terms, Wnlcn were taSte1uiiy arranged.
| After a well-eXecuted program by the
string orchestra and a few witty songs and
recitationS by Master Charles Corner the
guests retired to the banquet hall to par
| take of a SumptuouS German supper, pre-
pared under the supervision of Mrs. Ger
ner.
The following were present: Mr. and Mrs.
| H. t Ries, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ries, Mr..
| and Mrs. Carl Ries, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Sic
! bert Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Hannemann, Mr..
| and Mrs VIM Pfeil, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
| Sonnewald. Mr.. and Mrs. John Stewart.
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. Weber, Mr.. and Mrs D. E.
KEEPS, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. kashka, Miss Ida
Ries, Miss Santa Ries, Misses Anna Web
| er, Katie Eberly, Frieda Siebert, Irene Sic
bert, Anna Siebert and Frieda Corner, and
Messrs P Ranke, +. Eberly, VIM. Ries, H.
Rowe, David Busch, George Saupus, Henry
Siebert. Walter Hannemann and Robert
Hannemann, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Ger
| ner and Master Charles Corner.
Mr.. and Mrs H. N. Moss have 50 sold their
lexington home and moved to 1890 Lanfer
avenue Washington Heights.
Mrs. Van Auken Mills will be at home
Informally at the Iowa on Tuesdays in
February.
Mrs Edwin Burr Rabbit will be at home
on Monday, January %. and on the subse-
quent Mondays during the season.
On Thursday evening Miss Lillian NJ.
Rose entertained in honor of her guest,
Miss Anne M Johnson of Knoxville. Tenn.
Guessing contests and games were INDUCED
in, and prizes were awarded to Miss Anne
Johnson and Mr.. Frank Padgett. Piano
selections were rendered by Messrs. Slater
and Kirby. Vocal solos by Miss King and
Miss F. Combs were greatly enjoyed. AT a
late hour the guests were served with
dainty refreshments in the dining room,
which was profusey decorated with pink
| and white carnations. those being the col
ors carried out during the evening. Those
present were: Misses Anne NJ. Johnson,
Hattie Jarvis. Flora Combs India King,
Maud Combs. Lillian Jarvis. May
Combs Helen Clayton, Alice Dale.
and Lillian Rose. and Messrs. c. Kirby.
Dick Slater. A. Wickham. Will Crawford,
Frank Padgett. Chas. Anderson. E Win
throp II. Fisher, Harry Glover and Homer
Trip, and Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Clayton and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Rose.
On Wednesday evening. at the home OF
Mrs. John Howell, $40 1 street Mrs. Maud
Howel-Smith entertained the members of
her Sunday school class. The class is
taught by Judge Chambers at Mount Yer
non Place NJ. F.. Church South. The triple
parlorS were decorated in red the color