Evening star., 1905-11-06

well served.
At very pretty but quiet wedding at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| George L. Sherman, in lexington, Miss
Sara Winston Dickinson and Mr.. Herbert
| NJ. Griffith were married Saturday. Novem-
ber 4, at o'clock p. m, the Rev. F. D.
Power of Vermont Avenue Christian
Church officiating.
Mr.. Griffith is a popular and successful
young business man of Philadelphia, well
known in commercial circles of the east
and Mrs. Griffith is beautiful and accom-
plished young lady, esteemed by large
acquaintance in Washington and Virginia
society. They left at o'clock the same
evening on an extended tour
Halloween party, given at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Shoemak ker
Friendship Heights, Md. was greatly en-
joyed by the members of Camp As-You-
Like-It' and their friends last Tuesday
evening. Various games and Halloween
pranks were indulged in until late hour,
after which the guests repaired to the pret-
tily decorated dining room and refresh
ments were served. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Shoemaker Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Shoemaker, Mrs West. Mrs
Money, Misses Grace Dom, Alma Farden
Isabelle Williams, Eva Goodrich, Mary
Arbeely, Pearl West. Bessie Hollidge,
Bessie Keiser, Ethel Money, Ethel West
Annie Shoemaker, Helen Berger Lehman
Messrs. Cliff Shoemaker, Roger Winter
Howard Riley, Harry Riley, Roy YowelI
Maynard Shoemaker, Edwin Riley, Clarke
Rainsford, James Morse, Thomas Hollidge
Rufus Smith, Harry Sherrer. Furlough and
Greene.
The Gunton-Temple base ball team, twice
winner of The Evening Star Cup, was en-
tertained by DR.. and Mrs. Francis A. St
Clair at their home, 1910 T street north
west, on Saturday evening.
Mrs. G. T. Sanford announces the mar
ria pe Of ber danPhfar Nav Co
Malcolm H. Laws, at Baltimore, Saturday
November 4. by the Rev. Custis Lee Laws
Capt. Wyndham r. Mayo has issued invi-
tations to the marriage of his daughte~
Miss Maria Ten Eyck Decatur Mayo to
Mr.. Walter Livingstone Cutter. jr., the
evening of November 1S. at Christ Church.
Norfolk, Va. Miss Mayo is one of the most
beautiful and attractive young women in
Norfolk, and leader of the most exclu-
sive circles. She is well known In Wash
lngton and Baltimore, and was sponsor for
the torpedo boat Decatur. named Tor her
distinguished ancestor. when that vessel
was launched at Baltimore.
A Halloween party was given at the
home of Mr. and Mrs John O'Day, Wiscon-
sin avenue. Tenleytown, d. c. The parlors
and halls were beautifully decorated with
chrysanthemums and autumn leaves, while
| the table, in addition to its decoration of
flowers, was lighted by red-capped lights.
Those present were Mrs. Norah Horigan,
Misses Mary A. and Katharyn C. O'Day.
Misses Mayme, Romaine and Marguerite
Harrington. Elizabeth Poore, Mary More
land. Mary Ryder. Jeanie Lester, Mary
Keen, Margaret Curran, Martha Ryder and
Adelaide Lingley, Lawrence Harrington
William Moreland, William Stanton, Mas
ters John, Wilbur and Francis ODay, Jas
Curran, Julian Poore. Leon Poore and Geo.
Keen.
The marriage of Miss Helen Clyde Moser
and Mr.. Joseph Vinton Birch will take
place tomorrow evening at the Gunton-.
Temple Memorial Presbyterian Church
corner 14th and r streets northwest. The,
Rev. John Lee Allison, the pastor of the
church, will perform the ceremony. The
matron OF honor viii be Mrs. Leonard
Vanhorne OF New York. and the flower
! giE1 litt1o Miss Helen CLYDE Moser Of Men