Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-18
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
A HARVEST DANCE AT FAIR
VIEW, THE GoRMAN HOME.
A Newport Ball for a Debutante-
Other Recent Functions-Per-
sonal Notes.

"Fairview," Senator and Mrs. Germans
home near Laurel, was the scene of a har-
vest dance last night. The house was deco
rated with flowers and plants, and supper
was served at II 80. Mrs. German was as
sisted by her daughters. Miss German, Mrs.
r. A Johnson. Mrs. A. p. German, jr.. Mrs.
Thomas Leigh Marriott, Miss Haddie Smith
and Miss Kate Cambria. Among those
present were: Dr. r. r. Copeland DIR. w.
w. Smith. Dr. William Owings and Messrs.
Ridgely White, II. ]. Brown, Thomas Leigh
MARRIOTT, Henry Fleming, G. Denmead,
William Galbreath and Augustus ODER from
Baltimore
DR.. Ransom Norris and Messrs James
Norris, William johnson and r. A. Johnson
from Washington
Messrs. Harvey Stanley, Richard Huchins,
j. c. CTonmiler. B. Williams. Richard Wal
lack. JOIN Mattinely ~ Matttngly Will
liam Billiard Ogle Marbury. Lee Gilbert B.
Sadler. William Gibson. DR.. Coggins and
Dir. William Tyson from Laurel.
Misses Kate Smith. May and Frances
Williams. Mary Becker, Jennie, Mary and
Eecrgie Berry, Laura and Emma Sadler.
Helen Harrison, Lucy Poole. Sophie and
Mamie Shepherd. Honora and Eliza Cron-
miller Ella Patterson, Georgia Newley,
Bessie Kennady. Lucy and Constance Adee
Katherine GamDri!l and Ella Patterson.
Miss Sara d. Mankin and Mr. Jesse D.
Prosise were married last night at the
home of the former by Rev Father Nc
Guigan of st. Patriok's Church assisted by
Father Carroll. Mrs. George L. Conn. sis
ter o. the groom, played the wedding march
as the couple entered. Miss Virginia Man
kin and Master Lawrence Prosise attended
the couple, with Messrs. Dent Farr and
Frank T. Ross as groomsmen and Misses
Sara Mankin and Ada May Conn as flower
girls. The parlor Was prettily decorated
with plans, hydrangcas asters sd aspara-
gus VINE. The bride a nf white
net over taffcta. a tule veil and carried a
shower bouquet of roses and lilies of the
valley. After northern trip. Mr.. and Mrs.
Prosise will live at ~ New York avenue
northeast.
The marriage of Miss Mary Josephine
Hodges and MI Thomas E. Langley. both
of Congress Heights, took place Tuesday
evening at 5:45 o'clock in St Teresa's
Church, Washington and Fillmore streets
Anacostia Rev. Martin P Egan, the as
sistant pastor, performed the ceremony in
the presence of a large gathering of rela-
tives and friends of the young couple. The
usheTs were Mr.. Carl Waller and Mr..
Percy Fowler. The bride was attended by
Miss Emily Thomas, her cousin, and Mr..
1gnatius Waller Of Congress Heights was
the best man. The bride was attired In
white with veil. Her attendant wore blue,
with hat to match. Following the cere-
mony Mr. and Mrs Langley took up their
residence ON Philadelphia street, Congress
Heights.
Mrs Frances o. French gave a ball last
night at Harbor View for her granddaugh-
ter, Miss Pauline Leroy French, a debu
tante this season. Scarlet gladiolaS and
cat-tafls and hollyhocks formed the floral
decorations Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas f. Walsh
and Miss Walsh were among the guests,
who included the Astors. Wander bits, Cam
erons. Wetmores, etc. In the cOtillion Mr..
Worthington Whitehouse led with Miss
French. Handsome favors were given, in
GLIDING table bells OF silver with horn
handles. safety match safes and penholdefs
of sterling silver, wands tipped with tiger
lilies and iris flowers.