Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-05

Mr.. Matthew Hale, Mr.. John Kingman Mr.
Beale Bloomer and Mr.. Lee Minnigerode.
Miss Mary Carlisle will be the guest of
Mrs. John s. Gillings in Baltimore tomor-
row to attend the opening dance of the sea-
son, the first Bachelors cotfllion.
Mrs. John G. Carlisle gave recep-
ton Saturday afternoon, at her home
in New York, to introduce her two grand
children, the Misses Jane and Laura Car
Isle, daughters of the late William Kincaid
Carlisle. Mrs. Carlisle was assisted by the
mother of the debutantes Mrs W. K Car
Isle; Mrs Gordon Crawford of Washington
Mrs. John c. breckenridge, jr.; Mrs. Os-
valid Willard, Mrs. Wilson l. Bissell Miss
Jessie Campbell, daughter of Gov. Campbell
Of Ohio, and the Misses Florence Bryant
Martha Calhoun, Eva McAdoo, Alice Du
Vivier, Katherine Kendall, Beatrice Clark
Margaret Bissell, Mary Breckenridge Malt
Mrs. John C. Breckenridge gives dinner
this week for the Misses Carlisle.
Mrs. Higginson, at the navy yard, will be
at home today and the following Mondays
until Lent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence K Wormley will
be at home after December 8 at 1905 G
street northeast.
Mrs; Sarah K. Spencer, 1873 street north
| east, has her son, Mr.. James H. Spencer of
! Lincoln, Neb.. staying with her.
| Miss Ella Woodland, daughter of Mr.
| George Woodland of Stafford county, Va,
and Mr.. Maurice W. Jones of this city
were married in this city few days ago
| and are spending a few days at the home
| of the bride in Stafford county. Mr. and
| Mrs Jones will make their home in this
| city.
| Miss Lille Smith, daughter of the late
| R. L. Smith, and Mr.. Arthur Pemberton
were married last week at the home of the
pN1o rn1 n-F1 %1,4
wedding ceremony, which, owing to the re-
cent death Of the brides father, was wit
messed by but few of the intimate friends
Of the couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. C. Thompson
have issued invitations for the marriage Of
Bernard Hazard Wednesday evening, De-
| cember IA, at o'clock. at Hamline NJ. E.
Mr.. and Mrs Oliver Cromwell gave a
| bridge party Saturday night.
Mrs. Lewis Merriam has returned from st.
| Louis, where she attended the worlds fair.
She was the guest of her niece, Mrs. Carl,
wife of the commissioner from China, and
| her sister, Mrs. 1. s. Collins.
Dr. and Mrs Frank Shultz are located for
the winter at l7O6 S street northwest.
| Saturday, November 20, 1904, Mr.. Fenton
| S. Belt and Miss Mary Collins Foreman
were married by Rev. ]. T. Huddle of st.
FauPs Lutheran Church. Miss Winnie Har-
| rington was the maid of honor and DR.. T. s.
D. Grasty best man.
| Mrs Daisy Fitzhugh Ayres of Lexington,
| KY, is in Washington for the winter at
| 1929 G street northwest.
Representative George W. Smith and Mrs
Smith have returned from Illinois, and are
at their home residence on Columbia road.
Miss Lota Robinson of Baltimore visited
| Mrs John r. Mclean last week. The latter
| will be the hostess of a musicale Thursday
| afternoon, when Mrs Armant of New Or
leans will sing with the Symphony Orches-
| ira.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elphonzo Youngs have gone
| to Cleveland to attend the wedding of Miss
| Clara Epson to Mr.. Eugine Hoyt Churchill.
| Miss Epson is the youngest daughter of Mr..
Joseph E. Epson, who is the senior member
and founder of firm of shipbuilders and is
| president of transit company whose many
steamships ply the great lakes. Miss Up
| son has a great many friends in this city,
! having attended school here two seasons,
| besides visiting here from time to time.
| The marriage will be solemnized on
| Wednesday, December Z, at the home of
| the brides parents, on Euclid avenue, and
| will be attended by about 100 relatives and
| intimate friends, and will be followed by a
reception to be held by the bridal party at
the Colonial Club, to which more than Coz
| invitations have been issued. The decora-
| tions, both at the house and club rooms,
are said to be most elaborate and exceed
| ingly artistic in character, while the bridal
| gifts are numerous and many of them
| costly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Youngs are guests of the
brides parents where they will remain over
the coming Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Goodwin will be at home with
Mrs. George c. Cooper, 1907 r street, Thurs
day, December 8.
Mrs. George S. Cooper and Mrs Harry C.
Sitter will be at home Thursday, December
! g. at 1907 r street.
| A progressive euchre party was given by
Mr. and Mrs. w. o. Compton at their home,
| 133 Sd street. Thursday evening, December
IL The parlors were tastefully decorated
with the national colOrs and cut flowers, the
| red white and blue effect being carried out
| in serving the refreshments. Among those
| present were Capt. and Mrs. Clark, Capt.
and Mrs Thatcher, Gen. A. C. Hawley. Mr..
i and Mrs Eynen, Captain Hodge, Mr.. F. E.
Hodge, Mr.. and Mrs. Crisp, Miss Adelia
Bonnell, Mr.. Aaron Thatcher. Mr.. and Mrs.
c.. H. LIE Roy, Miss Daisy LIE Roy. Miss Luz
| ellie Compton, Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Battison.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Myers, Mr.. M. NJ. Lewis Mrs.
/ Hughes, Miss Jennette Hughes Master Ray
LIE Roy won the first prizes. and the conso-
lation prizes We're awarded to Miss Daisy
LIE Roy and Mr. A. Myers.
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Cook in Baltimore, and will attend the
/ Bachelors cotillon tonight.
Mrs and the Misses Warder will sail with
in the next fortnight, to spend the winter
abroad.
The minister of the Netherlands, Fonk-
heer r. de Marees van Swinderen, who went
abroad early last month, landed in New
/ York yesterday. He was a passenger on
the Touraine, which had very rough pas
sage, passing from severe gale to a snow
storm. At his marriage with Miss Glover
December 81, at the Epiphany, the Belgian
minister. Baron Moncheur will be best man.
| At Tarfytown, N. Y, Saturday, the mar
rage of Miss Julia Worthington, daughter
of Mrs. Charles C. Worthington, to Mr.. Ed
mund Monroe Sawtelle, son of General and
i Mrs. Sawtelle, was quietly celebrated in st.
Barnabas' Episcopal Church, Irvington.
/ The maid of honor was Miss Elizabeth Saw
telle sister of the bridegroom, and the best
man was Mr.. NaskeH Curwen of London.