Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-04
Patterson Friday. February 10, from to G,
at the Marlborough.

Patterson Friday. February 10, from to 6,
at the Marlborough.
Mrs Benjamin Butterworth will, not no at
home Monday
Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas T. Luckett an
nounce the marriage of their daughter Kate
Noble, to DIR. c. L. Constantine Wednesday.
FEBRUARY l, 1905 at Washington, D. C.
The beautiful home of Mr.. and Mrs Carl
smith Will be the scene of one of the pref
test studio teas of the season today AS
slsting Mrs. Smith will be Mrs. George w.
Prince of Illinois, Mrs. Charles Scott of
Kansas, Mrs. j. Henry Magonigle of New
York. Mrs. Elmer Purrie, Mrs. Christine
Walter Dunlop. Mrs. Ellis Logan, Miss Du-
prey Miss Grandin, Miss Alice Grandin and
MISS Kent. the pretty debutante of last
week. Mrs Smith has as a house guest
Miss Mary Allinger of Pennsylvania
The second annual ball of the Hyatts-
vile Cotillion Club, held in Masonic Hall
there last evening. was largely attended by
visitors from Baltimore Washington and
the contiguous sections of Maryland The
stage adorned with ported plants and ban
quet lamps. collation. was served at
1890, and dancing resumed until Il
o'clock. The chaperones were Mrs. Rex
ford. NJ Smith, Mrs. r. e. White. Mrs.
Theo. Vandoran, Mrs. III. c. Dobbs, Mrs. J.
B. Burnside. Mrs. w. W. Van Loan. Mrs J.
G. Rogers Mrs. c. II. Piggott, Mrs. w. d.
Porter. jr., Mrs. Roger Boyle and Mrs. E.
{. Middleton. Besides the chaperones
there Were present Mrs. G. B. Maynadier.
Mrs; Franklin G. Tingley. Mrs. A.. H.
Wells, Mrs john H Mattingly, Mrs. c. J.
s: Mayo, Mrs r. NJ. Smith, the Misses
Helen and Ruth Burnside, Mamie Mar
garet, Alice and Rosalie Carr, May and
Ada Seyboth. Margaret Welsh, Isabel and
Marion Drury, Ada E. Rittenhouse of
Kingsville, Baltimore county; Bessie Ray
Miss Quisenberry, Helen Wilson of Friend
ship. Md; Marie Blundon, Nellie Hyatts
of Mitchellsville. Md; Rilla Dickinson,
Laura Latimer Helen Henry of Washing
ton; Carrie Shipley. Carrie Hardesty,
Claire and Marguerite Mattingly, Agnes
ner. Lottie Fenwick, Miss Hail. Emily
Hickey, Agnes Mudd, Louise Campbell.
Alice Tierney, Eva Fowler, Miss Ford of
Cecil county, Nd; Alice Paret the Misses
Rianhard and Lippincott, the Misses Loi
and Jazel Helmsen of Riverdale; Miss
Lucy Mayo. Alice and Joe Baker, Miss
Stevens, Whitley. a. Louise Fuller. and
Messrs. Robert c. Browning. Howard Pot
ter. Frank Fenwick, John T. Hall of ST.
Johns College; Rittenhouse, Livingston
Hunt, Herbert Smith, Harold Burnside
Captain and Mrs. Reed, Jack and A. Cock
ey, Prentzlin. Dickey, S. H. Smith, DIR. E.
T. Owens, Dr. Guy w. Latimer Arthur
Owens, c. D. Hammer of Lynchburg, Va;
W s. Van Loan Mortimer, Arthur and G.
III. Carr. Werdeman. Hopkins, DR.. A. II.
Wells. c. A. NJ Wells, C. Baltimore Cal
D. H. Whilliar, r. H. Dixon, jr., II. J. Call,
John Mudd, of Maryland Agricultural Col
lege; Blanford, DR.. VIM. Ellicott Tyson of
Laurel; Mr.. Mata of South America; Mr..
Giesy, t. S. Patterson, jr, of Cambridge,
Md; Charles Earl, Francis Duckett s. P.
Hyatt of Mitchellsville; ]. Harris Rogers,
]. c. Shamberger, j. B. Burnside and w. D.
Porter, jr.
The members of the Capital Yacht Club
gave their first annual dance last evening
at was
novel feature was the rendering of op-
cratic selections by string quartet during
the intermission between every dance and
while refreshments were being served More
than one hundred and fifty couples en-
joyed the pleasure of the evening. The
chaperons for the occasion were Mrs p. ].
Byrne, Mrs. VIM G. Schafhirt and Mrs
Boswell
Mr.. Jas. A. Harris and Miss Annie A.
hewitt were quietly married at Rockville,
Md, Thursday afternoon, Rev. Father Nc
CURE officiating. The brides gown was
champagne lansdown over silk and she |
carried a shower bouquet of white roses |
and lilies Of the valley. Miss Gertrude
was attended by Mr.. Fred Dudley On |
their return to Washington a reception was |
given them by the grooms mother, Mrs. |
Nellie Harris of 1923 7th street northwest.
At the Church of the Epivhany at 6 |
o'clock this evening Miss Jane Boyd, |
daughter of the late Col. Robert Boyd will |
be married to Maurice Humphreys Joyce, |
the Rev DR.. Randolph H. McIIim officiat- |
ing.
Miss Boyd will have as maid of honor her |
sister, Miss Alice Boyd, and Mr.. Joyce will |
have as best man Benjamin Woodruff. The |
party of ushers includes Edward Flather. |
Frank Boyd. the brother of the bride; Rich |
ard James Watkins Thornton Chesley E. |
Plowden Hickey and Henry E. Ridenour
Robert E. Boyd will give his sister away.
The bride who is a particularly attractive
girl of the old resident set will wear a |
princess gown of white crepe de chine with
quantities OF Irish point lace as trim
ming Orange blossoms and n diamond
star will hold in place the bridal VEIL and
she will carry i shower bouquet of lilies of !
the valley. Miss Alice Boyd will wear a |
Louis XIV coat of white lace over a skirt
of white lace and pink liberty silk Gains
borough hat of pink, with long pIumes of
the same color. and bouquet of pink roses
VIII complete her costume.
\ reception for the bridal party only will
be given at the home of Mr. and Mrs
George w. Evans in 10th street.
Mr.. Joyce and his bride will make their
home at the Boyds family residence in H
street after their wedding journey, where
the brides family have occupied the same
site Tor over hundred years, later going
to housekeeping.
Maurice Humphreys Joyce is the son of
the late Maurice M. Joyce of Leavenworthi
Ran, and through his mother the late
Kettle Vawter Joyce, is connected with the
IBeVerieys, Humphreys and Jameson fami-
lies of Virginia and Kentucky.