Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-13
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
PLEASANT OCCASION AT WELL
KNOWN HOME.
Recent Dinners and Other Festivities
Interesting Personal
Notes.

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several well known matrons and maids in
a hospitality which gave pleasure to
large representation of official and resident
society. The Warner home was adorned
with flowers, and in the dining room from
a flower decked table tea dainties were
served.
The second dance of the season given by
the Carroll Institute last evening was the
most successful affair of the kind in many
years. there being about 200 couples on
the floor dancing the greater part of the
evening Every arrangement had been made
for the accommodation of an unusually
large number of guests, but the attendance
so far surpassed all expectations as to rem
der dancing really uncomfortable until with
in one or two numbers of the close of the
program.
The stage was tastefully decorated with
palms and a bank of evergreens, and the
walls and gallery were festooned with the
colors of the institute, yellow and white,
which constituted the entire color scheme,
even to the programs and bow badges worn
by the reception committee. The program
consisted of a white card with institute
monogram embossed in yellow, and yell
low pencil attached with a cord or the
same color. :,
The music was rendered by the Carroll
Institute Orchestra, with the following In
struments: Violin. piano, flute, first and
second cornet, trombone and drums.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph A. Petty, DIR. and Mrs. Joseph A.
Reilly, Misses Garrison, Connolly, Margaret
Corcoran, Croxton, Maude Downs, Ed
wards, Fish, Frzzell NJ. X. German, Alice
Hanna, Margaret Hanna, Lulu Hanna,
Hardness, Krelgh, Annie Lepley, Nellie
Lynch. Malopey, Howard. Doris, Quinn,
Shea, A. simpson, Mary Waters, Genevieve
Wimsatt, Alma A. Wright, Bingham, Anna
NJ. O'Toole. Margaret O'Toole, Farr and
Speare, and the Messrs. E. w. Backes, J.
II. Baden, John J. Bingham, Joseph A. Bo-
gan, c. r. Buhrans, c. r. Chambers. c. E.
Collif1ower. Czizek, c. E. Downey, r. ]:
Downey, NJ. Dunn, Leo A. Finn, Roswell
Fish, Harry r. Cover, DR.. Angwin, Jo-
sepR Hausler, Joseph Hayden, G. A. Her.
nan Clarence E. Huck, c. Jenkins, Jo-
seph Sheridan, Knight, NJ. ii. Lannen, Har-
ry B. Cullen, J. stephen Guista, Harry
Lunsford, NJ Lunsford, j. Cassin Howard,
Frank Kerr Arthur j. May, F. j. Muck
enhaupt, c. oDonoghue, w J. Manning, ].
c. Moran, Henry Murray, John A. Nc
Carthy, Charles O'Conner E. r. Petit,
Jacob Riehl. William S. Riley Bernard F.
Rover w. Sherwood, James A. OShea, w.
van, w. c. Sullivan. George B. Thurman.
o. T. Viehmeyer, H. Winship Wheatley, G.
G. Williams, Louis V. Woulfe and w. w.
Wright.
The committee in charge was composed of
w. C. Sullivan, Arthur J. May and James
A. O'Shea, who constituted the reception
committee, with the assistance of Harry B.
Cullen, j. Stephen Guista Harry r. Cow
er, j. Cassn Howard. Frank Kerr. Joseph
Sheridan Knight, Bernard F. Rover and
Louis " Woulfe
Tuesday evening, January 10, the friends
of Miss Evelyn f. Woodward of Luray,
Va, gave her a surprise party at the home
of the Misses Fielding, APO I street north
joyable games were INDUCED in, after
which refreshments were served. Miss
Woodward left for her home Wednesday
evening, after spending two weeks here.
Among those at the gathering were: Misses
Theda Brown, Bessie Brown, Ruth Payne,
Louise Groot, Julia Hefferman, Mary Field
ing, Florence Fielding. Nellie Fielding and
Miss Bell, Messrs Garner, Kellar, Dodge,
Smith, Seaton, Crane, Yocum, Falconer and
Fielding.
Announcement is made of the marriage of
Mr.. Ben F. Shreve of Monocacy, Montgom-
cry county Nd, and Miss Laura Simpson
of Northfork, Loudoun county, Va. The
ceremony was performed at the rectory of
ST. Stephens Roman Catholic Church by
the Rev. Father Williams, formerly pastor
of st. Mary's Church at Rockville Nd,
at o'clock Wednesday afternoon, January
IL. A brother, sister and relative Of the
groom were the attendants. Mr.. and Mrs.
Shreve have taken up their residence at
Monocacy Md. where they will be pleased
to see their friends.
Mrs. Marcus Mitchell Benjamin will not
receive tomorrow owing to illness, but will
be at home the remaining Saturdays until
Lent.
Mrs. William Schofeld Hoge will be at
home informally Fridays in January. Her
daughter, Mrs. Frederick Savage of Bal
timore, will be with her today.
Mrs. ]. Schiffman, 1862 Harvard street,
will be at home Fridays the remainder Of
the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hale gave a lunch
Thursday at the Chevy Chase Hunt Club.
The party went to the hunt club in auto
mobiles. 1t included Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas
H. Thomas of Baltimore, Mr.. and Mrs H.
D. Hale of Boston. Mrs. Diederich and Mrs.
Kurt Diederich.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Magdalene Marie Schultz, daughter of Mrs.
Rosie Schultz of Capitol HILL to Prof. H.
Alvin Schmidt of the Columbia Turn
Verein.
Mr.. Fred w. Kurtz and Miss Emma B.
Dennette, both of Philadelphia, We're quietly
married yesterday, the 18th instant, by the
Rev. M. Ross Fishburn of the Mount Pleas
ant Congregational Church. The bride is
a sister of Mrs. Fred w. Follett Of this
city After the ceremony the couple de-
parted for trip of ten days to New York
and Boston. They will reside in Philadel-
phia
Mrs. Borden will give tea for Mrs.
Liscum tomorrow afternoon from 4 to q
o'clock.
Senator Willard and Miss Millard are at
the New Willard, where they spent last
winter. Miss Willard did not accompany
her father here in December, but came
after the holidays with him.
The marriage of Miss Margaret WilheI-
menia Speiser and Mr.. Edward Dorrelle
took place Monday evening at Christ Epis-
copal Church in East Washington, Rev.
Walden Meyer officiating. Miss Mary Eliza
beth Speiser, sister of the bride. was maid
of honor. Mrs. Speiser-Dorrelle is con-
nected with an old and highly respected
District family and Mr.. Dorrelle is well
known in local art circles. The event was
attended by many relatives and friends,
who extended heartiest greetings to the
couple.
Mr.. and Mrs George T. Marye gave din
ner last night.
Senator and Mrs. Dryden will give din
ner tonight.
Mrs. j. HI. Frank and daughter Mabel Of
Chicago are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William
M. Frank, having come to attend the we'd
ding of Miss Florence Frank to Mr.. Samuel
B. David Wednesday.