Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-28
THE SOCIAL WORLD
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Cotton in the record and pension division Of
the pension office were well represented and
presented them with handsome present
The presentation was made by Mr. j. X.
Hench, with humorous and well-chosen re-
maks. which were responded to by both bride
and groom. Mrs. Brooks. and Mrs. Shorey
then presented to Mrs. Cotton thirty EIGHT
bridal roses Several other handsome pres
ents were also received. Selections were
given the piano and violin by Miss Grace
and Ruth Harvey. Mr.. A. Amende and Mrs.
NJ. Brown. Mrs Vandegrift, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Cotton. was assisted at the
refreshment tables by Mrs. Shorey, Mrs.
u Brooks and Mrs. Brown. Among those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. w. H Dennis Mr.
and Mrs. W. T. Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. L.
+. Randolph. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H Cause,
Mrs. III. Arnold. Mrs. L. Shorey Mrs M
Brooks. Mrs. M. Brown, Mrs Amende. Mrs
NJ Allen, Misses Brown. Bushnell, .Durkee
hickoek: Luekenbach Meacham. G. Har-
vey. Mitchell. r. Harvey and Peck, and
Messrs. p. e. Muncey. ]. X. Hench, r.
StrObel, w. Cooper, A. Amende DR. White
and George Deitch) of Philadelphia, Pa.
Mrs. Isaac Pearson, 1915 18th street ow-
ing to illness. will not be at home Mon
days for the present.
has gone to visit her cousin. Mrs Edward
Wempie, at the latter's Haverstraw N Y
residence. for a week, after which she will
go on visit of several weeks to relatives
In Boston.
Mrs. Charles B. Stuart. Lafayette, Ind. is
the guest of Mrs. j. w. Rose of LeDroit
Park.
Mrs. Upton Henry Ridenour. jr of 1913
riggs place will be at home Mondays, Feb
ruary Ii and 20.
The Seminole Euchre Club met with Miss
Helen Hunt. GO G. street northeast last
night Those present were Misses Hunt,
Rollins. Edna and Verda Knots Mrs
Knots, Mr.. and Mrs. Vierbuchen. Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas M. Stearn and Messrs Percy
Hunt and Ray and Stacey Heacock The
prizes were awarded to Mr.. and Mrs. vier-
buchen.
Mrs. Dewey. because of her continued
illness. will not receive Monday next.
Miss Stuart will not be at home until
Monday. February IL, when her sister. Mrs.
Hardesty, will receive with her.
Mrs. William R. Hodges will be at home
informally February p at the Cumberland.
Colonel and Mrs Smith Leach are settled
In their new home 1923 10th street.
Mrs. J. Granville Meyers. jr.. 1904 Lydeck-
er avenue northwest. will not be at home
Wednesday, February l. but will be at
home February % and March 1.
A pleasant evening was spent Thursday
at the home of Mr.. L. Z. Talbert 1915
Sth street northwest. during which games,
music and dancing were INDUCED in until
a late hour. The supper table decorations
were palms and cut flowers. A solo was
rendered by Miss Edna Kuhnert accom-
panied by Miss Elsie Donaldson. followed
by selected readings by Miss Alma Tucker
and Miss Leila Jahuke. A duet was also
rendered by Messrs: Harry Donaldson and
Frank kuhnert. Those present were the
Misses Edna Kuhnert. Elsie Donaldson,
Leila Jahuke, Alma Tucker. Lottie and
Grace Dunn, Isabel Williams. Agnes
Hagan. Edith Wellington, Nellie Susan
Katie Braugh. Mammie Burkett and Ethel
Bowman, and Messrs. Hymen Mcdonald,
Arthur and William McGil1 Harry Donald
SON. Frank Kuhnert. Frank Tucker, Chas.
Holloran, Howard Saunders, Carl Perry,
George Brown, Charles and Ernest Sus-
san Ernest Talbert and Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Susan.
Mrs. Samuel H. Walker and Miss Walker
of 42O B street northeast will be at home
on Mondays, February and 20.
Mrs. Fred T. Dubois gave a luncheon
yesterday for Mrs. Catharine Williams Of
Chicago and Mrs Ridge1y of Washington.
Among the guests were the Misses Warner
and Misses Switzerland. Miss Stone, Miss
Schroeder and Miss Birney. The table
decorations were in red tulips and maiden
hair fern.
Miss Platt, daughter of Commander
Platt Of the navy, will be at home Mon
day, January 80, for the last time this
season.
One of the interesting social features of
the week was a double wedding which took
place Monday at ST Stephens Episcopal
Church. The contracting parties were the
two oldest daughters of Mr. and Mrs.
Benjamin Durfee, Miss Elizabeth Durfee
becoming the bride of Mr.. Frank Monroe
Green, and their second daughter being
married to Rev. John H. Heady, formerly
of this city and now rector of Christ
Church. Shelbyville Ind The Rev Mr.
Heady performed the marriage ceremony
for the first named couple. the second cere-
. mony being performed by Bishop ]. NJ
Francis of Indiana
The first wedding took place at IL O'Clock.
the bride being attired in white brocaded
satin, trimmed with chiffon. tulle veil and
a shower bouquet of lilies of the valley
and bride roses completing the toilet. Mr..
Green, the bridegroom, is former resi-
dent of this city, but for the past five
years has made his home in Shamokin.
Pa. After March l, however, MIR. and Mrs.
Green will make their permanent residence
in Washington.
The second ceremony occurred immedi-
ately after. this bride wearing white bro
caded silk trimmed in chiffon with tulle
veil In place of flowers she carried
prayer book bound In white. Following
this ceremony the nuptial eucharist was
celebrated by Bishop Francis. assisted by
the Rev. George Fiske Dudley. There were
no attendants for either bride and only
relatives and intimate friends witnessed
the two weddings
A wedding breakfast followed at the
home of the brides parents. 18th and
Princeton streets, to the immediate men,
bers of the families Of the contracting
parties. Both couples left on an afternoon
train for New York. and after a short stay
there Mr.. and Mrs. Heady will proceed to
Indiana. where they will make their home.
and Mr. and Mrs. Green. after spending
some time In Pennsylvania. Will return to
this city. Among the guests at the break
fast were Mr.. and Mrs. Shields OF New
York. Mrs. Heady and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
den Chase.
A pretty home wedding took place
Wednesday evening. when Miss Cordelia b.
Lyons and Mr. Harry G. Burnside we're
married at the home of the brides grand
mother 1434 Georgia avenue southeast. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. E. Hez.
Sven of the Second Baptist Church. The