Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-18

cornelia Lomax and Maggie Pettigrsw.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Wayerly Ford of Uniontown, Pa; Miss
Marion Peters of New York, Misses Maud
jackson. Mabel Cable. Lillian Ford, Nam
ME Drew, Lucy Wallace. Matte Sewel,
Orelia Brown, Mary Booth. Susie Madison,
Obrieta Lyles, Katie Lee. Maggie Flagg,
Hester Porter, Bessie Cornish, Evie White,
Dollie Webb. Mrs. Mary e. Benn, and
Messrs. Richard Cole. John Boyd: John
Jordan, Garfield Thomas, John Thomas,
William Audrick, Frank Thompson, Charles
Berry, Henry Lyies Richard Hunt, Russell
Carroll. Rueben Brown. Wilcox Butter,
James Plato, Samuel Harris, Ferdinand
Smith, Raymond Hewlett, Walter ogle,
Ferdinand Ford. Forrest Carroll, Wallace
Waters and James Wilson.
Mrs Thomas Heany of 1871 Sd street. ac-
companied by her son, James. left for an
| extended trip to New York Before return
| ing home they will visit Philadelphia and
Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orc H. Tracy, Gil 9TH street
northeast, have had as their guests Mr..
| and Mrs. Charles Reynolds and infant
daughter, who left Wednesday evening for
/ their home in Ohio.
The Capitol Hill History Club gave its
second entertainment of the season at the
residence of Mrs. w. ID. CASTOR on the
evening of the 18TH Games, recitations, in
| strumental and vocal music constituted
served.
A pleasant masquerade surprise party
was given to Mr. and Mrs. Ridgeiy aid { cir
| niece. Miss Myrtle Balderson, on Wednes-
| day evening" at their home. 151f 9th street
northwest. The costumes represented the
different nationalities. Those present We're:
Mr.. and Mrs McGinnesS Mrs. Walter BAL
| derson, the Misses Cora. Eva, Alma and
Grace Follin, Miss Lee Lucas, Miss Myrtle
! Killby, Miss Florence Grey, Mrs Gibson
and daughters, Mr.. Ross Mummy Mr.; Z. ).
| Balderson Miss Nellie Turner. Miss Burns,
Mrs Galicer, Master Robbie Killby and
others. Vocal and instrumental solos were
| rendered by Miss Nellie Turner, Miss Myr-
tie Killby and Mr.. and Mrs. McGinness, and
Miss Myrtle Balderson and Josephine ana
Mary Gibson gave Rotations, after which
| the guests were served with refreshments.
| The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Schoenthal
was the scene of a pretty wedding this
week When their sister Miss Rose Scho-
enthal became the wife of Mr.. Joseph
| Pach. Mr.. and Mrs. Pach Will be at nome
4341p Warner street, Sunday, March III.
Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Schafer
gave a pleasant euchre party at their resi-
dence GIG Maryland avenue northeast.
Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Frank ii.
Wurzbacher and Mrs ]. Stubener, MIR. A.
Schafer and Mr.. F. Kircher. BOBBY prizes
to Mrs H Abbot and Mr.. Chas. krauskopt;
After an elaborate luncheon, music ana
Amone those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs. }. StubeneT'
Mr. and Mrs. F. Nircher. Mr.. and MIS-. n.
Abbot. Mr.. and Mrs. Krauskopf, Mr.. ):
Beck. Mr. and Mrs. Wurzbacher, MI ana
Mrs Montague. Mr.. and Mrs Longacre'
Miss Bertha Schafer and Mr.. and MRS. a
Schafer.
Monday evening, March 49, at the home
of Miss Jessie Cobourn, 1886 Brightwooo
avenue northwest a pleasant surprise party
NV bar friends In honor OF DeT
birthday Music and games were the 1ea-
lures of the evening, after which reIlesn-
ments. were served. Those present were
Mrs Roy S. Ashton, Annie Hosley, Myrtle
Chapic Susie Belt, Alice Nipple, Ada, Rhoda
and Emma Boyd. Lille Cobourn, Mamie
Cobourn Jessie Cobourn, Mrs. NJ J. Co
bourn. and Messrs: Roy Ashton, hous $40,
Schrader Frank Hummer, Walter Gill,
John Sanderson, T. l.. Baker Dean Baby,
Richard Waldron and Edward Smith.
Marian Carter, will be at home Wednesday,
March %, from 3 to 5 in the afternoon, and
from to 8 in the evening, 1917 18th street
northwest.
A pretty wedding took place Wednesday
at the Mount Zion Reform Church at Fea-
gaville, Md, the contracting parties being
Mr.. Leroy HORNE of Jefferson. Md, and
Miss Bertha Hargett, the only daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hargett of Frederick
county. The bride was beautifully gowned
in cream eolienne, and carried bride roses
Her travelling gown was brown boadcloth,
with hat and gloves to match. The matron
of honor was Mrs. William Richardson of
Brooklyn, N. Y, who was tastefully dressed
in pale gray eolienne and carried pink car
nations. Little Matte Waters of Balti-
more. a cousin of the bride, who was
dressed in pink chiffon and lace, strewed
pink carnations in front of the bridal couple
in coming out of the church. The usherS
were Messrs. Hemp, Hargett, Zimmerman
and Brown. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. D. M. Ditmar and the wedding
march was played by Miss Olive Lease. The
wedding presents were numerous number
ing in the hundreds A supper was given
to the bridal party Tuesday evening by Mr..
and Mrs Samuel Hargett, the parents of
the bride.
The out-of-town guests were Mrs. Will
liam Richardson of Brooklyn, N. Y; Mrs.
George Jones of Hyattsville, Md; Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathan Webb of Mount Airy Md;
Miss Alice Burbage of Baltimore, Mr.. Rich
ard Waters of Baltimore; Miss Mary Steiner
of Washington and Miss K. L. Howe of
Washington, d. c.
Miss Alice Roosevelt, as bridesmaid for
her cousin, Miss Eleanor Roosevelt, yester-
day in New York, wore an extremely pretty
gown of white silk, made with three
founces of the same material around the
bottom of the slightly trained skirt, each
hounce headed with narrow lace. The bod
ice was made long in front and finished
with silver cord. The sleeves, of elbow
length, were embroidered with silver roses
and other flowers. In common with the
other bridesmaids she wore short veil of
tulle, fastened with three silver-tipped
white feathers. The bride presented each
of her attendants with a jeweled gold
bracelet, and each carried a bunch of
bridesmaid roses. The brides dress was a
princess of white satin, draped with an old
point lace shawl, f1ounced with lace fes-
TONED with orange blossoms. All this lace.
including her veil, had been worn by the
brides mother and grandmother. Her jew
eds were her mothers also, with the addi-
ton of dog collar of pearls from the
bridegroom's mother and a diamond bow
knot from his uncle and aunt. The BRIDE
groom, Mr.. Franklin Delano Roosevelt, is
cousin of the President, and the bride is
the daughter of the Presidents deceased
brother. The newly married couple will
spend their honeymoon abroad.