Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-02
THE SOCIAL WORLD

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Ca, are spending the month of April with
Maj. and Mrs. ]. Thomas Turner her par
ents, at No. Ala street northeast. At
home Mondays.
Mrs George T. Parker, at her apart
ments at the Plaza, had party of twenty
five at luncheon and euchre Tuesday az
ternoon, March 10 The company sat about
two tables in the dining room, each table
having center piece Of red tulips, the
color scheme in all the decorations and
favors being red and green. Mrs h. Cal
lahan, Mrs. r. Ruffel Mrs. r. Mathewson
and Mrs. C. G. Roberts received handsome
prizes, while Mrs. W. Harris and Mrs. V.
c. Childs were accorded the BOBBY prizes
The hospitality was in honor of Miss Nc
Cutchin of Philadelphia, and the others
present were Mrs. Melvin of Philadelphia,
Mrs. Clarke, Mrs. ". c.. Childs, Mrs A. Il.
Riddle. Mrs. e. Murray, Mrs. w. Harris,
Mrs. A. E. Rauel Mrs. ]. P. Miitzer. Mrs.
Charles G. Roberts. Miss Anne Clarke, Mss
Margaret Hasler, Mrs F. Mathewson, Mrs.
I. O'Brien, Mrs. Esch Mrs. III. Callahan,
Mrs. R. Ruffei, Mrs. w. Walls and Mrs.
Marion.
DR. Getman. wife and son of New York
state are the guests of Prof. and Mrs. w.
j. Stephens, 42s College street.
Mr. r. c. Holman of this city and Miss
Mary Louise Brigg were married March 81
at the home of the brides parents, In Bris-
tow Va. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Moses Grossman of Manassas, Va.
The house was decorated with running
pines The bride wore a silver gray SILK
oress and carried a bunch of roses. MISS
Bessie A. Brigg the brides sister, and Mr..
\, ilson N. Wenrick of Manassas attended
the couple. A dinner followed the cere-
mony, after which Mr.. and Mrs. Holman
started for this city. They will be at nome
,nir fri oft nri1 & a
street northeast.
Mr. and Mrs c. A Reynolds entertained
a party of friends at their residence, 1873
9th street. last Tuesday evening, Miss Lii
lie Gilchrest being the solo.st of the even
ing. Number of selections on the graphic
phone were also given.
DR. and Mrs Chas. F. Russell of Herndon,
Va, announce the engagement of their
daughter Ida Grimes, to Mr.. William
Pollard of Alexandria, Va. The wedding
will take place some time in June.
One of the most charming of the few So
cial events in suburban circles during the
Lenten season was celebrated at the nome
of Mr.. and Mrs. l. s. Pennypacker in
BrookIand Thursday last in the form of a
farewell banquet to Miss Mamie Kennedy.
a popular Brookland girl. for whom the
wedding bells will soon ring out. A tow
ering centerpiece of foliage and flowers.
crowned by wealth of the delicate she'll
like dialytria, with its graceful fern-like
foliage, presented the appearance of a
wonderful floral fountain. Easter flowers,
with the pure white of the hyacinth most
in evidence graced the four corners Of the
table. Among those present were Judge
and Mrs J. E. Pennypacker. Mesdames A.
NJ Edmonds, II. G. Edmonds. T. M. Ed
monds. Misses Pennypacker, Frances Pen
nybacker Edmonds. Laura Edmonds, Ed
mund Pennybacker and Miss Mamie Ken
needy.
Mr. Thomas B. Nolan, having sold his
residence, 1913 Q street northwest, after
residing therein for twenty years, has taken
apartments for his family in the Hawar-
den, 1419 r street northwest.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Fitzhugh was
thrown open to a large number of invited
guests Monday evening, March %, in honor
of the sixteenth birthday of their sister,
Miss Virgie Wright. The evening was de-
lightfully spent in playing games. after
table was beautifully decorated with palms
and hyacinths. Among those present were:
Mrs. w. j. Fftzhugh, Mrs. Fred Cole, the
Misses Lille Wright Zeita Thornton Mary
Stewart, Mary Creecy. Warren Creepy, Lou
Use Haynes, Ruby Hall, Mamie Warder,
and Messrs. Uzziel Wright, Norman Fitz-
hugh, Hamilton Burroughs, Uzziel A.
Wright, Charles Rooms Clinton Woodcock,
Turner Cox. Ernest Kennard, Arthur Call
lahan. Norman Wright. Irwin Burns, Neal
Little and Everett Wright.
Miss Edith Maude Foster, who spent the
fall and winter in Paris and Berlin, has
returned to her home, 2207 Massachusetts,
avenue.
Mrs Hattie Meads Smith and little
daughter, Elizabeth, have gone to Atlantic
City to spend the Easter holidays. They
will be Joined later by Mr. Smith
Mrs. Israel NJ. Burnett of a1G Farragut
square will be at home Informally Tues
days during April.
Miss Carrie Hamburger of Baltimore will
be pleased to see her friends Sunday even
ing at the home of her cousin. Mrs s.
Breslauer of 1926 Sth street northwest
This afternoon quiet wedding was cele-
brated at the Mount Vernon NJ. E. Church
when Mr. Homer Floyd Trip of this city
and Miss Martha Irene Hart of Baltimore
were married by the Rev. J. Forrest Pretty
man, In the presence of few friends
Mr. Trip is the of James NJ Tripp
late judge of the common pleas court of
the tenth Ohio district, and came to Wash
ington nearly three years ago. He is now
a draughtsman in the bureau of forestry
and has wide circle of friends In this
city. Mrs. Trip is well known among the
music lovers of Baltimore.