Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-30

at their home. 9o1 U street northwest.
Thursday evening. Those present were;
Misses Ruby Sanford, Annie Akers, Mira
Stewart. Helen welby. Grace Britain.
Gladys Britain. Bessie Stewart. Louise
Meilsn. Mary Sherer, Dorothy Gessford
and Ollie Lewis; Masters Andrew Sanford.
Warren Sanford, Lester sonntag. Irving
Stewart, Robert Stewart, David Mellen,
Harry Harding. Roger Gessford. John
Rivers. Walter Janney and Nathan Janney.
The evening was pleasantly enjoyed and
refreshments were served by the young
hosts.
Mrs. Symon ]. Treitel of woonsocket r.
l., IS visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
S. Woog.
Miss Sarah Blair Harvie gave a children's
party at her residence, 1914 r street. in
honor of her little niece, Jennie Harvie
Jones, the four-year-old daughter of Rev.
and Mrs. Horace Weeks Jones' now of New
Decatur. Ala. The children were enter
tanned with marches. dancing and numer-
Gus games, including a respondent Jack
Horner pie, and an elaborate supper was
served. The little ones present included AL
fred, George King and Richard Stands,
Wright, Sinclair Belt. Edward Belt and
Emily Brown, and among the interested
spectators were Rev. Alfred Harding Col.
Randolph Dickins. L. S. NJ. c.. Miss Wight,
Or and Mrs. Belt, DR.. and Mrs. Shands
MISS Emily Long, Miss Laura Mann Mrs.
randolph and Mr.. and Mrs. John Lancaster
Warinp.
The entertainment given at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Roberts yesterday
AFTERNOON by Miss Jean Wilson was at
Tended by number of leading people in
ofnclal, social and philanthropic circles. The
program-an Hour of Song and Story
was given for the benefit of the Industrial
work of Neighborhood House Miss Pierce
assisted by singing some dainty ch,drens
songs ana Miss Wilson gave several popu-
s1,.;z
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas William Ludlow of
New York are guests of Mr. Thomas Bryan
Huyck over New Year
Commander and Mrs. F. s. X Reeves
owing to extreme illness in the family are
compelled to recall the invitations for De-
cember 81.
Last evening at o'clock Mr. George c.
Young OF Wakefield, Mass and Miss Ida
=. Bryan OF this city were married. the
Rev. DR.. Ferguson, pastor of Wesley
Chapel, officatin
The home of Mr. and Mrs Edward Bryan,
the parents of the bride, at 1914 / street
northwest, presented a very charming APP
pearance. The large double parIors where
the ceremony occurred, were handsomely
decorated with palms and orange blossoms
Inc bride wore white crepe de chine over
Iaieta ana carried a large bouquet of
Bride roses. Miss Bessie Bush was brides
maid and Mr.. Leonard Stewart best man.
Inc presents were both handsome and nu-
merous.
AT o'clock the company present were
served with refreshments, and at IL 80 the
happy couple left, amid a shower of rice.
Tor two months eastern trip, after which
they will make their home at Westfield.
n. j.
Among those present were Mrs. A. T. D.
Jackson and daughter, Rachel of West
held, N. j.; Mrs. J. S. Merrick of Philadel-
phla, MI and Mrs. Winnie Bryan. Mr.. and
MRS. Payne and Miss Payne, Mr.. and Mrs.
whaling, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Constantine
ana daughter Fannie, Mr.. and Mrs Bayly,
Mr. and Mrs. j. e. Loveday Mr.. and Mrs.
j. r: Carter. Mrs. j.. B. Bates; Mrs Lustie.
the Misses Martin, Bush. Mill Poff, Carr.
Goodwin, Story, Mcneil, Trundell. and
MeSsrs. Steuart, McGarry, Curtis, Carter
and McLain.