Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-12


return In about three weeks time. and will
reside at Fort Bayard. The brides gown
was an exquisite creation OF white lace
over chiffon and white silk. The veil was
Of white tulle, caught by a brooch OF dia-
monds and pearls. the gift OF the groom.
The maid OF honor's gown was also OF
white silk. The groom and groomsman
were in full dress army uniform. The
bride Is the daughter of prominent banker
of GAINESVILLE, Ohio. and niece Of General
| Arson Mills of this city, who, however,
was unable to be present at the wedding
owing to pressing business In Washington.
|. The debutantes gather strength in number
as the autumn progresses. invitations are
already out for several of the teas, and
dates have been selected for many more
next month. Miss Pauline Morton. daugh-
ter of the Secretary OF the Navy; MISS
Belem Azpiroz, daughter Of the Mexican
daughter of the Chilean minister; Miss
Elena Calderon, daughter of the Bolivian
minister; Miss Katherine Elkins, Miss
Helene Black, daughter of Gen John c.
Black; Miss Zaidee Gaff, daughter Of Mr..
Thomas T. Calf of Cincinnati, now winter
| RESIDENT Miss Gwendolyn Cummins. niece
of Mrs. Herbert H. D. Pierce; Miss Isabel
Winlock, daughter of Mrs. William Win
| lock; the Misses Elizabeth and Hildreth
Dunn, daughters of Mr.. Larner Dunn; Miss
Florence Conrad, daughter of Mrs. George
Choate Kendall of New York; Miss Eleanor
Hoyt, daughter of the solicitor general;
Miss Cornelia Mercer, granddaughter Of
| Mrs. Mcclure; Miss Florelle Edison. daugh-
| ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Edison, are all
| looking forward to the gayeties of the WIN
| ter. The number will be increased by sew
eral notable additions next month. Already
| luncheons, theater parties. etc, engross
| these young women, who have every reason
| to anticipate the busiest winter society has
| planned for in years.
Mrs. Reginald De Koven is staying over
Sunday at Tuxedo. Mrs. Chatheid Iayior.
her sister, has opened a bookbinding shop
at her home in the west, and prepared for
1t by mastering the details Of the art her
self last summer In Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Filler announce
! the marriage of their daughter, Sarah
| Ward, to DIR. Francis Petrola on Wednes-
da, November 8, by the Rev. A. Norman
Ward.
Mrs. Harper, wife of Col Robert N. har-
per, president of the American National
Bank, is seriously i'll at her residence on
18th street.
The marriage of Miss Mabel Clarke to
| Mr. Robert Dennisson will be performed by
Rev Clement Brown at the Church of the
Ascension November 10 at O'Clock. The
| maid of honor will be Miss Margaret Lati-
| mer and the best man Mr.. William Rider.
| There will be a small reception for the
bridal party afterward.
Mrs. Sallie Carter buchanan OF Dover,
Del, is the guest of Mrs. Stephen j. Kubel,
1000 East Capitol street
There was a large gathering of friends
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs w. ]. Slater.
4S l street northeast, on Thursday, Novem-
Der 9, to offer their congratulations on the
twenty-fifth anniversary of their marriage.
The evening was enjoyably spent in music
and dancing until a late hour and supper
was served A number of gifts were re-
ceived. Among the out-of-town guests
were Mr.. S. F. Mccormick, Mr. ]. p. Nc
Cormick and Mrs. G. F. Ulbrick and daugh-
ter.
Miss Charlotte Frere and Mr. George
Bailey of Loudoun county, Va, were mar
| ried Wednesday last at Mt Gileade, the
home of the bride. Rev. w. B. Haislip of
the Baptist Church performed the cere-
mony, which was witnessed by number
of the friends and relatives Of the couole.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey
left on bridal trip to the north, and on
| their return they will make their home in
Loudoun.
Mrs. r. L. Allen of WaynesvilIe, N c., is
visiting her sister Mrs. ]. w. Boyd, at the
bennington. They will be at home on Mon
days.
| Mrs. Fannie Abel of 619 street north
west will be at home to her friends on
Sunday, from to 10 o'clock, in honor OF
her son Millions Bar-mitZvah.
Mr. Warren S. Stone Of Cleveland is in
| the city, guest at the Raleigh. Mr.. Stone
| was dinner guest at the White House last
| evening to meet Mr. John Morley OF Eng
| land.
| A pretty wedding took place at the home
| of Mr.. w. c. Hayes, 1927 H street north
east, Wednesday, November 9, when Miss
BERTHE e Hayes of Washington, D. c., and
Mr.. Leonard Norton of Massachusetts
We're married by the Rev. G. G. Markham
1 h,,1 L, L., l..
organdie over white taffeta. The room was
| decorated in autumn leaves and chrysan-
| themums. A bountiful supper was served
| in the dining room. After the reception the
couple left for their own home. The pres
ents were numerous and beautiful. The
ceremony was witnessed by the grandmoth-
| er and grandfather of the bride. Some Of
| these present were Mr.. and Mrs. V. Beall,
| L. NJ. Hayes and family, L. d. Hayes and
| family, w. W. Griffith and family, F. c.
| Farr and family, w. A. Beall and family.
| c. II. Hayes and wife, j. c. Laurie and
family, Mrs. w. Rabbit. Mrs. Booth. Mrs.
Boiler and daughter, Mrs. Laurie and
daughter, Mrs. T. Griffith and fam
ily. Mr. and Mrs. j. Brady, Mrs.
Wliam Guy ,ss and acs dsuSh5er s Mrs nujs
Robertson, Mrs. F. w. Wenzel and son,
Mrs. ]. T. Minis, the Misses Clagett, Mss
| c. Beall. Miss A. Beall, Miss N. Boiler,
| Miss A. Rutherford, Mrs. c. H. Martyr,
ply, Claxton. John and Edward Lauxman.
Mr. James McGrath and daughter Rosalie
| of Capitol Hill have returned home, after
| trip to Columbus, Ohio.
The third meeting of the It's was held
| last evening at the home of Miss King. III
North Carolina avenue. After game Of
''tangle," in which Miss Morrison and Mr.
Miller won the prizes, dancing was indulg-
ed in until a late hour. During the inter-
mission refreshments were daintily served
by the hostess. The Miss Its were Mss
Compton, Miss King, Miss Moffett, Miss
Morrison, Miss Thompson, Miss Turner and
| Miss Yoder, while the Mr.. Its were Potter,
Bobbitt Miller, Hoover, Priest, NARROW,
Pyster and Williams and Whiting of the
| Maryland Agricultural College. The next
meeting will be held at the home of Miss
| Moffett, al Maryland avenue northeast,
| Friday, December 2.
| Last Monday evening, November I, Mrs
| Sophia Arendes was surprised at her
| hcme III G street southeast, by a party
| given in honor of her sixty-fourth birth
| day 1t was given by her three sons and
daughter, ably assisted by her daughter-in-
| law, Mrs. Frederick Arendes. During the
evening many friends called and congratu-
| lated her and presented gifts At about
$50 o'clock the guests were invited to the
| large dining room, which was tastefully
decorated with palms and flowers. Supper