Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-02

sion in practical utility. The floral decora-
lions were in keeping with the other taste
full appointments. An orchestra rendered,
among other numbers, "Oh, Promise Me-
in soft sweet cadence during the progress
of the ceremony. After a reception and
luncheon the newly welded couple started
for an extended tour of the east. Among
the guests from q distance were the groom S
sister Miss Mary Boyd, Bethlehem, Pa:
Mr. Eugene A. Fox Philadelphia; MIR. and
Mrs Hornafius, Harrisburg, and Mr.. A F.
Northrop New York city.
Mr. and Mrs Adds B. Browne, in whose
family circle there have been two weddings
the past autumn, celebrated their own Sill
yer wedding anniversary last night by a
reception, which was attended by several
hundred guests. The host and hostess
were assisted in receiving by their seven
children. Mrs. John Fletcher Conner of
Conner, Ala; Mr.. Evans Browne Mr.; Alex
ander Britton Browne, Mr. Adds Jerome
Browne Mr. Jesse DalaEay Browne, Mr..
Arthur Browne and Miss Mary Browne
Mrs Conner like Mrs. Evans Browne the
brides of the family. wore their wedding
dresses and Mrs. Browne, the silver bride,
was beautifully gowned in Dresden silk and
carried lovely bouquet of lilies of the
Mrs ]. Chase Phillips who was Mrs.
Brownies bridesmaid, was present at the
reception The house guests here for the
event are Miss Enochs of Mississippi, Miss
Housnton of Port Chester, n. Y, and Mr.
goodman of Princeton n. J.
Mrs. l.. B. Sprengil of Baltimore is en-
loving the Thanksgiving holidays with her
sister, Mrs j. B. Littiewood of 18th street
northeast.
Last Monday evening a surprise party
was given Miss Lillian Thompson by par
ty of young people of West Washington in
honor of her birthday.
Mrs. Daisy Fitzhugh Ayres of Lexington,
KY, has arrived in Washington to spend
the winter at 1929 G street northwest
Mrs A. E Gridley will be pleased to see
her friends at the residence of her son,
Mr. Lucius C. Gridey, 1911 7 street, De-
cember H. 1905, from 8 am. to 10 pm, to
celebrate her eghtieth birthday.
Last Thursday evening Mr.. Harold A.
Movers was pleasantly surprised by num-
Der of his friends, at his home on Mont
gomery avenue, Takoma Park. Masks
were worn representing pumpkins. Those
present were Misses Sarah Watkins Katie
White, Lula Longley, Cressy Dudley, Ethel
Clarke and Kate Whtmere, and Mr.. Paul
Dexter, Bond Smith Hugh Davis and James
M. r. Adams. Refreshments were served
and several prizes were awarded.
On Wednesday night last an informal
dance was held at the residence of the
Misses Schultz, s14 A street southeast,
which proved delightful affair, and was
kept up I'LL = late IItIt were pres
emit Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Tucker, Mrs.
George Foster the Misses Elizabeth and
May Schultz Miss Anna Agnew, Miss Mel
lie Bondren, Miss Flora FRANKIE Miss Anna
Clabaugh and Miss Ella Hess of this city
and Miss Rose Padgett of Alexandria, Va,
Messrs Frank and Charles Schultz, Paul
Repetti. Harry Browning, Horace Spence,
Frank Syler and Arthur Mcdonald.
Miss Malvine Woog has as her guest Miss
Regina Sicher of New York.
The Misses Clara and Nena Palmer of
1883 Columbia road were hostesses Tuesday
evening for the euchre club OF which they
are members A pretty suggestion of
Thanksgiving season was shown in the tally
cards of red, each bearing a gilded wish
bone caught with red ribbcns At the con-
clusion of the games Miss Pursell, Mrs.
Nicholson, Mr.. Bradford and Mr.. Garden
received prizes as the most successful con-
testants in the evenings diversion, after
which the guests adjourned to the dining
room, WHARF delightful supper was served.
The members included Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Bradford, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Nicholson,
Mr.. and Mrs Milo Atkinson, Mrs. Rosalfe
Shelton, Miss Lulu Pursell, Miss Elizabeth
Brown, Miss Clara Hart, Miss Hortense
Mckee. Miss Clara Palmer. Miss Nena Pal