Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-24
Julia Clark. After the games refreshments
were served.


Mrs. Clarendon Smith regrets to recall her
invitations for January on account of the
death of near relative of Mr.. Smith, Lloyd
T. Smith of Virginia
Mrs. Rose Epstein of New York, formerly
Miss Rothberg of this city is spending the
holidays with her sister, Mrs. Mundheim.
Christiani flats. where she will be pleased
to see her friends. At horne next Wednes-
day afternoon, December %.
Mr.. George E. Roberts, director of the
mint, and Mrs. Roberts will open their
house at 1924 Vermont avenue for an af-
ternoon of song and story" Thursday, De-
cember 20, at o'clock, for the benefit of
the industrial work of Barney Neighbour
hood House."
Miss Hilda Louis of Baltimore is the
guest of Mrs. Edward Kohner, 800 NJ
street northwest.
Mrs. John M. Anderson arrived on Satur-
day last from Mexico City to remain with
her mother at "Oakenshaw'' during the
absence OF her sister, Miss Farley, who
sailed with friends ON the Slavonia
Tuesday for a three months tour in. Italy,
Sicily and along the Mediterranean.
Mrs. Daniel Lothrop of Boston and Con-
cord, Mass, is visiting Mrs Teunis s. Ham,
lin of 1916 Connecticut avenue. She is ac-
comp anied by her daughter, Miss Margaret
Lothrop of Smith College. who will pass
A jolly crowd of young people gathered
at the home of Miss Florence Boesch
Wednesday evening December 81 in honor
of her guest and friend. Miss Katherine
Merry. The evening very pleasantly
spent with games and music. At a late
hour the guests repaired to the dining room.
where refreshments were served.
Mrs. John Treadwen of Hartford Conn,
is spending the winter with Mr. and Mrs. O.
,i,, in, hntr-
street northwest. -
beautiful wedding of interest to the
friends of the principals in this city took
place in Greenville, Miss. Tuesday night,
December %, when Miss Harriet Louise
Dabney became the wife of Mr.. William
Wilbur keblinger. The bride. who is a
petite blonde, was beautifully attred in an
imported gown of renaissance lace and
carried a shower bouquet of lilies of the
valley, her veil being caught with spray
Of orange blossoms. Her only ornament was
a handsome diamond crown, the gift of the
groom. The matron of honor was her sis
ter, Mrs. Julian H. Fort who was gowned
in panne crepe and real lace. Mr.. KEELING
er was attended by Mr.. Julian H Fort as
his best man. The bridesmaids were Miss
Lola Belle -Finlay, Miss Sarah Stone Walk
err, Miss Mary Amanda Smith and Miss
Belle Barclay, who wore similar gowns of
liberty silk. The groomsmen were Messrs.
John Dabney, Samuel d. Finlay, I'd, Will
Engle Negus and Camp Wheeler, while the
uskers were Messrs. Irwin Cowie Herbert
Eustes. Frank Ryker and Lawrence Muir
ply. The church was deliberately decorated
with chrysanthemums and holly. The cere
mony was followed by a general reception
at the residence of DR.. James S. Walker,
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Keblnger left
for trip through Texas and Mexico, and
will be at home after January 10 at No.
1929 Harvard street, this city. The brides
going-away gown was garnet suit with
hat to match. Mr.. Keblinger is well known
in cif hair at1r of he Int
national boundary commission.
Speaker and Miss Cannon will give three
dinners in January, on the 9Th, 18th and
14th. The last is in honor of the Secretary
O. the Navy and Mrs Morton.
The Postmaster General and Mrs Wynne
have dinner invitations out for January 10.
Mr. Corea the minister of Nicaragua has
gone south to spend a time in Macon, Ga.
as the guest of Mr. Dunlap, brother of Mrs.
Ilah Dunlap Jordan. number of enter
tainments have been arranged by the rela-
tives of the latter, notably Il dinner tonight
in Macon, to be given by her elder sister.
The minister has not been well since his
hurried visit to his own country, but the
pleasure of his stay south will do more than
me dicine to bring about rapid GONZALES
cence.
Senator William A. Clark. who sailed last
Saturday for Europe. is expected back in
be accompanied by his wife and young
daughter who will come to this country
with him.
The incidents of the present week which
have done so much to bring the year to a
brilliant close, have several fine points yet
in prospect. The tea at the home of the
counselor of the French embassy this after
noon and the ball tonight at Mr.. and Mrs.
John r. McLean's will finish it in hand
some style.
befallen Mrs. Arthur E. Bateman in the
sudden death of her mother, Mrs. Green,
last night, the invitations to Miss Bate
mans dance have been recalled. Very great
sympathy has already been extended the
family, each one of whom will remember
the pleasantly active part taken by the de-
ceased at the coming-out party of her
granddaughter early the present month.
The marriage of Miss Marguerite Hyde
Daisy Letter and the Earl of Suffolk and
Berkshire will take place Monday at noon
at the home of Mrs. Letter, Dupont circle.
Hon. Lionel Guest of England will be best
man and Rev. Roland Cotter Smith, rector
of st. Johns Church, will perform the
ceremony. Major and Mrs. Colen Campbell,
Mr. Joseph Letter, Mrs. Florence Bigelow
Dodge of New York, who by the way is
quoted in the New York papers as having
denied that she is to marry Hon. Lionel
Guest, will be present. Mrs. Letter will
keep her Washington home open for sew
eral months longer.
Other events of the coming week, inter-
esting to many persons in each instance,
will be the tea Monday to be given by Mrs.
Frances NJ Gunnell and Miss Barnes,
Theta Delta Chi fraternity dance at Raus
cher's Tuesday night, and tea by Nine.
Walker Martinez to present Miss Walker
Martinez the same afternoon at O'Clock
at the Chilean legation, the Hoyt dance at
Rauscher's Wednesday night, and dinners
at the homes of Admiral and Mrs. Dewey
and Col and Mrs. Bromwell
Miss India Bell Fleming has asked her
friends for a 5 o'clock tea Friday next to
meet Miss Helen Chaffee, who, like her
young hostess and the other girl friends in
vited, is not yet "out," but belongs to a
charming contingent in whose favor so
many of the holiday preparations are
planned.
Miss Abbie Hutchinson Sumner. daughter
of Thomas B. Sumner of Everett Wash,
is spending the holidays with her cousins.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Case, at 207 New Jer
sey avenue northwest At home Monday
evening.
Mrs. Henry Kirke Porter and Miss Hege-
man have cards out for Tuesday after
Moons, January 3, 10 and IL, to 6.
Mrs. NJ Coleman. jr., 469 F street south