Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-03

was followed by a reception to several hum
dred friends. Among the out-of-town guests
were the Misses Julia and Mary Lucas of
Charlestown, w. Va; Miss Florence Elmer.
Mrs. Harry Rasch and Mrs. Harry Phil
lips Of Baltimore. Nd: Mr.. Raymond Hem
derson of Hancock, Nd; Miss Mary Brad
ley OF Kensington, Nd, and Mr.. Deltus M.
Edwards of New York.
DR.. and Mrs. Street will reside in Jersey
City, N. ].
Miss Elsye Anderson Of X street has re-
turned to the city after most delightful
stay of several days. with friends In Ohio,
where she was the recipient Of many pleas
ant attentions.
Mr.. and Mrs H. H. Jeter announce the
marriage Of their daughter. Matte. to Mr..
Robert c. Kraft at Baltimore. Nd, Novem-
Der 80. At home to their friends at 1142 9th
street northeast.
Owing to protracted illless, Mrs. Hans
brough. wife of the senior senator from
North Dakota, will not receive callers for
the present
Mrs. F. s. Reynolds has just returned
from an extended trip through California
and will be at home Mondays at her resi-
dence, 1911 Q street northwest.
Mrs r. s. Brown of Chestnut avenue,
Takoma left Thursday for Fort Meade.
Fla, where she will remain for two months
at her orange grove. Before returning she
will visit her mother at West Palm Beach
and be back here in February.
Mrs. Webster H. Wilkinson is at home
Wednesdays. at the Bryn Mawr, 1916 U
street northwest.
Miss Kathleen Daughexty and Master
Raymond Daugherty of Yankton, s. D., are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Milton at
the Royalton.
Mrs Jean F. P. des Garennes will be at
home, at 1909 Roanoke street Mondays
during the season.
Mrs. Hannah Rea has returned to the
city after five months absence, and has
taken apartments in the Winona fats. 4l6
pleased to meet her friends. Her sister,
Mrs. Elizabeth Woodman, and daughter
of Des Mones. Iowa, will spend the winter
with Mrs. Rea.
Mr.. and Mrs Dallas Bache Wainwright
have given up their residence on Corcoran
street and have taken apartments for the
winter at 1913 18th street northwest. Mrs.
Wainwright will be at home, as usual, FRI
days in January.
have left town for their winter cottage at
Aiken, where it is hoped that the bracing
and equable climate will do much to re-es-
tabish Mr.. Pellew's health.
Mr. and Mrs Carleton r. Ball will be at
home Wednesdays after December at l62l
LIST street northwest.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank r. Rynex and son.
Frank Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. James l.. Muir
phy and daughter Marquette and Mr.. Gus
Fontleroy spending the winter with
their parents, 51j l. street northwest.
Mr. Henry Woldman Ruoff formerly Of
Springfield, Mass. has, with his family, set
tied at the Roanoke for the year Mr. Ruof
has been an extensive traveller in foreign
lands within recent years.
The marriage of Miss Lula jeanette
Brown daughter of Mr.. John Wesley
Brown aud Mr. William ]. c. Chester took
place at the residence of the parents of the
bride 1906 Gales street northeast, Wednes-
day. November 80, at O'CLOCK, DAVID
Montgomery, pastor of Fifth Congrega-
tional church. officiating. The bride was at
tended by Miss Sarah Mead. Mr.. David
Poore was the best man. The bride, a
beautiful blond, was tastefully dressed IN
white silk crepe de chine over white t2l1eta
and carried a shower bouquet or prloe roses
The bridesmaids wore white Swiss over
taffeta. The rooms were beautifully decorat-
ed in autumn leaves and white chrysanthe-
NUNS. Supper followed in the spacious
dining room after the ceremony. Inc pres
ents were numerous and beaut1ful, mucn
cut glass and silver being received ana
fine dining room set from the fellow-work.
men of the groom Some OF those pres Nar
and Mrs. A. Lauxman, Mr.. and Mrs: j. y.
MINIS, Mrs. c. Keester and son, MRS. Z.
Hensel, Mr.. and Mrs. e. Stewart, Mrs. J.
w. Wenzel, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Whitney. Mr..
and Mrs c. Shuhey. Mr.. and Mrs ]. Spicer.
Mr., and Mrs. w. Wilson, Mrs. -. Dupaule.
Mrs and Miss J. Pyles, Mrs. Miller, Mrs A.
Kraft. Miss Swank, Miss G. Adams. Misses
v. and NJ. Dupante, M. Ennis, q. Leavitt. a.
Robertson, C. Brown, NJ. Meyers, L. and M
Kraft, L. Brown. l. Dayton, x. Keester. M.
Shahy, M. Swank, T. c. Seidenfelt, M. Stew
art, Messrs. J. Lauxman. J. Brown, w.
Leavitt, H. Barr, Masters w. Wenzel, w.
Whitney and E. Stewart.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Ella Robbins vose Of New York and David
Stuart Wauters Of Washington.
Mrs William Britton and Miss Laura v.
Walker have taken apartments for the win
ter at 1921 18th street northwest. where they
will be glad to see their friends informally
Thursdays, December and 10.
Senator and Mrs spooner have taken for
the winter the residence at 11O9 10th street.
Mr.. and Mrs E. Swavely win give
dance this evening from to IL o'clock at
18th and Princeton streets.
Admiral and Mrs Dewey entertained Mrs.
Arthur Ramsay and the fifty young ladies
Of Fairmont Seminary at their Rhode Is
land avenue home at o'clock yesterday
afternoon. Admiral Lamberton and Cap
tain Wood were with Admiral and Mrs.
Dewey much to the delight Oh the guests,
whose enthusiasm and enjoyment of the
reception was unbounded.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Bluementhal announce
the engagement of their daughter, Sadye to
Mr.. Carl Kaufman of Anton. Switzerland.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick ]. White will be
sat home" to their friends Wednesday
evenings, December and 81. from to TO-
Miss Sarah G. Morrison Of 415 r street
northwest returned home yesterday after
an absence of three months, during which
time she visited the worlds fair and friends
in Indiana, Illinois and Kansas
A fashionable tea and sale will be held at
the George Maulsby Memorial Home, Sd
and C streets northwest, Thursday, De-
cember 49, from to Z, under the direction
of the president, Mrs. William Ker; Mrs.
John Poor and Mrs charles Rae will have