Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-05
THE SOCIAL ! WORLD
All Is Quiet Around These
Parts Now.
BUT IT WILL CHANGE
RECENT soCIABILITIEs IN HOMES
AT THE CAPITAL.
Program for Prince Fushimi is Inter
esting-Personal
Notes.

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| everything else, fill the local mind at pres
end and have eliminated social matters
! from the program of the coming week.
| Even the weddings, that have come so close
| together, two and three days of each week,
! since. September, show lul, though that
| particular line of events will resume both
| Importance and frequency before the mid
| die of the month again.
The Woman's Army and Navy League
will be benefited by the quiet and the en-
| tertainments next week at Fort Myer, when
| a competitive drill and vaudeville show
will fill an afternoon most acceptably. The
| day of the debutante is approaching and
| inside of the coming fortnight most of the
| coming-out parties, whatever form they are
to take will be dated. The expected visit
| of Prince Fushimi of Japan and the official
| and private hospitality that will be ex
| tended to him will cover four days of this
month The japanese minister, Mr.. Taxa
| hira, Is, according to last reports, making
1t is quite within the possibility that he will
| be able to preside at the legation at the
! dinner and reception in honor of the prince.
Another banquet In his honor will be given
| at the Arlington on November 16
Miss Rebecca Dreyfuss of this city and
Mr.. Alexander Kaufman were married
| Tuesday evening at Rauscher's by Rabbi
! Stern in the presence of a large gathering
| of their relatives and friends Mr.. Jerome
Kaufman. Mr.. Joseph D. Dreyfuss Miss Ed
| ma Dreyfuss and Miss Rena Kaufman stood
| with the couple Messrs. Benoit D. Drey-
fuss, Samuel Dealham. Sidney w. Strauss,
Moses A. Baer, Sidney Wolberg, Leo Reu-
| ben, David Baer and Louis Bendheim were
| ushers. A dinner. to which nearly hun
| dred guests sat down, followed in the ban
quet hall. The tables were each adorned
| BILE. where the couple sat. having a wedding
bell in the center. Dancing followed in the
ball room: After trip to st. Louis the
| couple will reside in Alexandria.
Mrs. Evelyn Clark Morgan has returned
to the Cecil for the winter.
| The home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Y Jameson
| was the scene of a happy gathering of
young people Friday evening. November 4.
| to celebrate the third anniversary of Mas
| ter David Jamieson's birth. Music and
| games helped to keep the little folks enter
| tanned pleasing feature being the Gin
derelIa and watermelon game, for which
prizes We're awarded The girls participated
in the Cinderella and the boys in the water
melon game The lucky winner of the girls
game was Miss Maud King. and the boys
Master Leslie Smith, Refreshments were
| served later in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John, Monaghan and Miss
Monaghan have taken an apartment in the
| Brunswick, where they will be pleased to
see their friends after the 10Th Of Novem-
| ber
large and happy family reunion took
place Thursday, October q, at the resi-
dence Of Mr. and Mrs George W. Yeatman
| of 400 MARYLAND avenue southwest, in hon
| or of Mr.. Yeatmans two aunts. Mrs Char
lotte Thompson Mastirn of Camden, a. j.,
and Mrs M. A. Donnelly of Washington,
u. Z. Mrs. Mastin and Mrs Donnelly with
| the exception of one brother in Texas are
the only surviving members of a large
family of thirteen children. Mrs. Mastin
| and her daughter Mrs Loreno Hammond)
| are visiting Washington, this being Mrs
Mastins first visit in twenty-four years to
her old home city There were children of
| four generations, numbering over fifty. A
! sumptuous supper was served in the beau
| tifully decorated dining ROOM prepared by
an old family servant, who has been in
| Mrs. Mastin's and Mrs. Donnelly's home
| since their early childhood.
Mrs. ]. Jolly Jones of Des Moines, Iowa,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Morgan A. Sher-
wood of No. New York avenue north
| west.
Thursday. November 3. Edith Elizabeth
| Williams and Frederick L. Edmonds, both
formerly of this city, were married at their
future home, Bigelow terrace, Newton,
| Mass, the immediate families only being
present. Shortly after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Edwards left for the south, where
| their honeymoon will be spent.
Wednesday last a pleasant reception was
| given by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cole, 81 II
street northwest, the occasion being the
| birthday of the former. An enjoyable even
ing spent in music, dancing and games,
| after which the guests adjourned to the
| beautifully decorated dining room, where
| refreshments We're served. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Nikirk,
| Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Highfield, Mr.. and Mrs.
| N. ]. Fitzhugh, Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Cole,
| Mrs. Carrie Sanborn and Miss Ella San
borne of Bethel, Me-; Mrs Matte King,
Mr. H. T. Smith, Mr. VIM. Goisby, Mr. c.
| c. Swan, Mr.. ]. M Raines of New Hamp-
! shire, Mr.. F. F. Rutter of Detroit, Me-, and
| Mr.. Thomas Fitzgerald
The Misses Harrison of East Capitol
| street entertained a party of friends on
| Halloween night. The house was deco
| rated with autumn leaves and jack o Ian
| terms, and Halloween games were enjoyed.
Later an appropriate supper was served.
| Among those present were Mrs. Norma
| Hood Miss Bertha Kemp, the Misses Pearl,
Ruby and Blanche Marshall and the Misses
| Bessie, Daisy. Sadie and Ida Harrison, DR..
| Bruce Taylor, Mr.. Cyrus Mantz. Mr.. VIM.
c. McKim, Mr.. II. w. Zea and Mr.. Joseph
| Harrison.
The date for the marriage of Miss Mary
| Florence Butcher and Mr.. Franklin Ferris
Bronson was selected because October 81
| marked the thirty-eighth wedding anniver-
sary of the brides parents and the ninth
| for Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Bronson. the latter
being sister of the bride. Only relatives
We're present at the ceremony last Monday
| and at the wedding breakfast. Mr.. and
| Mrs. F. f. Bronson, after visit to the eX-
position, will go to Indianapolis to reside.
The marriage of MS Minnie Elizabeth
Schneider. daughter of AR and Mrs. Martin
Schneider, and Mr.. W. G Ellinger, will take
place Wednesday, November 8, at o'clock.
| at the residence of the bride, s06 L street
southeast. The ceremony will be performed
by Rev. James D. Bphrer, pastor of Trinity
| Church, 9th and N Streets northwest. Ow-
ing to the recent death of the grooms
mother the ceremony will be private The
bride will be attended by Miss Lena Kern
as maid of honor. Mr9Oscar G. Vogt will
| be best man.
Miss A. Burke of 621 9Th street southwest
| was given a surprise party by the Anan-
| dale Social Club, of which she Is a member.
on last Monday night. After a musical
program IL" club wds invited to the dining
| room. where bounkifa supper was serv-
ed. Among those present were Misses M.
| Fox, M. Kneesi. Alga sKrumke. M Sabotka,
J. Hart. A. Burke, M. Rothouge, L. Nau, M.
Osterman, r. Levy and Mrs. Burke. Messrs.
| c. ]. Sobotka, J. NJ. Miller, ]. G.. Miller,
Jos. Harmon, c. Taylor, w. Burke. M. NC
Namara, II. 9. Homer. B. P. Nash and G.
| F. Burke.
Miss Clara J. Tribby, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John 7. Tribby, and Mr.. Charles
| w. Abel OF Loudoun county, Va, were mar