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

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Honorable John Morley, the Secretary OF
State, the Secretary of War, the Attorney
| General, Mr. Justice White, Mr.. Justice
| Holmes Mr.. Justice Day and Mr.. ]. b.
Bishop Mr. Morley is staying over today
! at the White House.
The Japanese minister Mr.. Takahira. con-
| tinues to improve, but will not be able TO
| be in this city in all likelihood during the
visit of Prince Fushim next week. Mr.
Hioki, who is the charge ad interim, will
| represent his chief at the entertainment to
| be given at the legation for the prince.
! Mr. and Mrs. Edward Padelford have re-
| turned to spend the winter here and have
| visiting them at present the sister of the
latter. Mrs. Jaffrey. and her young daugh-
| ter, whose home is in Paris, but who has
| spent the summer in this country. YeSter
| day Mrs. Padelford entertained at tea
| when her home friends had the pleasure Of
| meeting her guests. The Baroness Mon
| cheur and Mrs. Livingston Hunt Miss Mer-
| riam, Miss Josephine Boardman Miss Oil
yer and Miss Routh assisted in the pleas
| ant event. Resident and diplomatic society
| were well represented among the guests.
| Miss Jean Crosby entertained a number
! of the debutantes yesterday at a luncheon
| to meet Miss Pulitzer of New York, who is
| here on visit to her grandmother, Mrs.
| Davis.
pretty wedding took place Wednesday
| evening at O'Clock at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. William A. Dyer on Lamar place,
! when their eldest daughter Miss Helen
| Louise Dyer, and Mr.. Alfred Brown Clax-
f, ton were married by Rev. Joseph 7. Kelly,
pastor of the Fourth Presbyterian Church
corner of 18th and Yale streets northwest.
| The parlor. reception hall and dining room
| were beautifully decorated with palms and
autumn leaves. The ceremony was wit
| messed by the immediate relatives and
! few friends of the contracting parties. The
| wedding march was beautifully rendered
| by Miss Lola Evans as the bridal party
| entered the parlors. The bride. a striking
beauty of the Gibson type, was becomingly
! gowned in white lace and carried bouquet
| of bride roses. She was attended by her Sis
| ter, Miss Elizabeth Dyer. maid of honor.
| Mr.. George X. Leet was best man. An in
| formal reception was held after the cere-
mony, when the extreme popularity of the
contracting parties was demonstrated by
the large number of friends who thronged
the parlors. The bride was the recipient of
many handsome presents, consisting of Sill
yer, cut glass, china, etc, which was dis
played in an adjoining room. The brides
| going-away gown was blue broadcloth
| with hat to match. Mr.. and Mrs. ClaXton
| left on late train for a trip to New York
| and other northern points. They will be
| at home after December l at 1913 Lamar
| place.
Mrs Edward c. Mcclure will give a tea
on December IA at her residence, 1909 Goth
| street, to introduce her granddaughter,
Miss Cornelia r. Mercer.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas F. Walsh. who are
me- king short stay al their Massachusetts
avenue home, will leave tomorrow to re-
main over Sunday with their son Vinson,
who is at school at Pottstown, Pa They
will be in New York horse show week, and
have a box for the show, when they will be
prominent among the frequent entertainers.
Miss Lucille Hughes is visiting Miss Alice
Cooley IN New York.
Gen. and Mrs. Gillespie will give a dinner
on the 22d in honor of Gen. and Mrs Fred
D. Grant, who will be their guests during
a short visit to this city.
Miss Margaret f. Smith. daughter of Mr.
Harry Smith of Hillsboro Va. and Mr.
VIM AWoolf of Bluemont, Loudoun county
va, were married by the Rev. w. L. Dolly,
pastor of the M. E. Church South Wednes-
day last, at Leesburg. Mr.. and Mrs Woolf
will reside at Bluemont
Mrs. l.. Holtzlauder is visiting for a few
days at the home of Mrs. George o. Little.
Miss Rachael Phelps of 1922 Both street
northwest has left the city for an extended
visit on account of illness.
Mrs Fannie Abel of $40 X street north
west Will be at home to her friends Sunday
evening from to 10 o'clock, in honor of
her son Millions bar-mitzvah
Mrs. Boggs wife of Capt. F. C. Boggs,
corps OF Engineers, L. S. A. is spending a
few days with Mrs. Kutz, 2117 Q street.
Miss Maggie withers of Capitol Hill sailed
Thursday from New York for Cuba, where
she viii spend the winter with friends
day school class of Memorial Chapel Tues
DAY evening at his home on Columbia
street. Music and games were enioyed
untli late hour. when a bountiful repast
was served in the dining ROOM artistically
decorated for the occasion. First nrfze for
the donkey game was won by Elizabeth
Metz and the BOBBY prize by Hazel Marks
An ong those present were frankie Carroll.
francis Schmidt Mary Busey, Mary Dieste.
Jeanette Moore, Mary Fuse Carrie Hines
roth Jameson, Pearl Spates Eva Snates
Eolth Evans. Gwendolyn Spohn. Hazel
MARKS Elizabeth Metz, Raymond Evans
MISS Bangs and Miss Wilton will be at
meme at the National Cathedral School on
the Mondays in November. ~
Mr. and Mrs. A. MilIedge Hartsield ,eft
.o"n MONDAY for athree weeks visit to the
southern part of Georgia, the home of the
former They will stop en- route at Atianta
for few days N'''a
two D', r, Madlson Chapter. D. A. R.. has held
owo meetings, october meeting at the home
OF the regent. Miss Anna Smith MaIIett
1904 Rhode Island avenue. at pm. No,
vemoer meeting on Tuesday, the Sth. at the
residence OF Mrs P. E. Dye, 1903 T, street
AFTER the monthly and yearly reports the
evening was given over to balloting for
oincers Tor the coming year. Officers elect
ca Tor 1904 and 1905: Regent. Mrs .Joh
barnard: vice regent land alternate To re-
GENT, Mrs. Chas. B. Bailey; recording sec
retary, Mrs. Edw. p. Mertz; correspondiny
secretary. Mrs Adele B. Thompson. treas
urer, MRS. James McNabb; registrar RIrs
mas. H. Davidge; historian, Miss Eliza g.
, nuiioch: delegate. Mrs. R. w. Morgan
me different boards of chapter being an
pointed those present were delghtfuIiy en-
tertained by hostess gu"
Last evening number of Young peonIe
assembled at the residence of Miss Marie
Wrenn. 1901 33d street northwest, I'm honor
OF Mr.. John Dennie who is going to Phila-
oelpnia to take up dramatic work. The
evening was spent in music song and dane
ing, piano selections by Mr.. Andrew Och
man and Miss Wrenn, and vocal by Mr.
Harry Rapp, Miss Delaney and Miss
Wrenn, furnished enjoyment for all Flow
ers were In abundance At 11:3O pm. the
guests enjoyed refreshments Among those
present were Miss Ballnger Misses Marie
Wrenn. Agnes Delaney. Rose Delaney
Mary Delaney. Miss May and Lizzie Nc
Intyre, May and Elizabeth Young. Miss