Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-28

terest here and a the distant home of the
bridegroom will be that of Miss Louise Dou-
| gal Duncan and Mr.. Edward Geary Ken
nedy, United States marshal in South Da-
kota. The ceremony will take place at 7:3o
o'clock at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert II. Duncan, 115 9TH
street northeast, in the presence of relatives
and friends. mostly out-of-town guests, and
| will be followed by reception from to 10.
| Rev. Dr. Radcliffe will officiate. Miss Mar
| garet B. Gilmore of Philadelphia will be
maid of honor and DR.. Wallace Duncan of
| this city, brother of the bride. Will be best
man.
The Brazilian ambassador and Madame
Nabuco will receive the diplomatic corps
Friday afternoon.
| The Chilean minister and Madame Walker
| Martinez will give dinner next week.
| The marriage of Miss Mary Maxwell Syme
and Rev. Harry Waddell Pratt will take
place at high noon tomorrow at the Second
Southern Presby terrain Church, of which the
| bridegroom is pastor. The ceremony viii
| be performed by Rev. Frank ]. Brooke pas
| tor of the Second Presbyterian Church of
| Alexandria, Va, who will be assisted by
Rev. S. l.. Laws of this city. The maid of
honor will be Miss Jane Grey Syme, sister
of the bride, and Rev. ID. W. Hollingsworth
will be the best man. The ushers will be
DR.. William II. Syme, brother of the bride,
and DR.. Leroy c. Barrel of Baltimore.
racks the Officers Club will give ball for
the Army Relief Society A number of
prominent hosteSscs are interested and Will
take large parties down to the dance. Mrs.
Edward Burr, Mrs. William p. Hall and
Miss Stanley are in general charge of the
arrangements.
Miss Heron Miss King and Miss Riley
of No. 1852 10Th street left today to spend
Thanksgiving holidays with relatives in
Maryland.
Miss Odette Tyler, who is Mrs. r. D.
Shepherd of Washington. given a
luncheon today by Miss Alice Rasin in Bal
timore. Among the guests was Miss Mary
Patterson. who is one of Baltimore'S charm
ing debutantes this season.
The marriage of Miss Lenore Hopes OF
Reading, Pa. to Mr.. Edwin Forest Armor
son of the late John e. Armor of this city
took place November Is a the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Hopes. parents of the
bride. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. |. E. 1senberger, and was followed by
a reception and dinner. The bride, attired
for travelling in dark blue, entered the par
lor with her ia Their, by whom she was given
in marriage. Her maid of honor and only
attendant Miss Marie Armor of Wash
ington. sister Of the bridegroom, who wore
ivory pongee and lace. Mr.. Eldredge Du-
rel of Reading acted as best man. After
the reception Mr.. and Mrs Armor left for
Trenton n. j., where the former is engaged
in business. Later in the season they will
visit Mr.. Armor's stepfather and mother
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith Of 1885 street
northwest.
The Invitations to be present at the mar
riage Of Leila Virginia Wheeler to William
Burr Harrison of this city which was to
have taken place in the Westminster
Church. Baltimore, at noon of December s.
are recalled. owing TO the bereavement
caused by the sudden death of the brides
father, DR.. John Emory Wheeler, on No
vember %. The ceremony will be per-
formed at the appointed time and at the
brides home, with only the immediate fami-
lies present.
Miss Irene Shepard and Miss Dorothy
Shepard of New York are the guests of Miss
Alice Bradford Shepard. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Fitch Shepard who will
be presented at a tea tomorrow and will be
the first debutante of the season.
The twelfth birthday anniversary of Miss
Helen Berens was celebrated last evening
at her home. 1925 Sth street northwest bV
large gathering of relatives and friends.
Among those present were the Misses Cora
Shreve Grace HoltZwart, Madeline Smith
son, Audrey Johnson, Fay Smithers. Alma
Happ, Henrietta. Dorothy and Mildred Rer-
ems and the Messrs, Irwin Cosgrove, Will
liam Hyatt John ClarkSon Ralph SaffeIl
and Fred Berens, Mr.. and Mrs. H Berens,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Bercns, Mr.. and Mrs c. F.
Wtdmayer, Mrs. r. G. Johnson, Mr.. E.
Hartnett and Mr.. j. II. Happ Refresh
mentS were served
Lieut. Commander and Mrs. Ellicott, 1920
Rhode Island avenue, have cards out for an
informal bridge and euchre party on Friday
evening, December /, at $50
Miss Florence Kent has gone for a visit
among friends and relatives in the south
and will return to her home in the Rocking
ham apartment about December 10
Miss Helen Bodine of Philadelphia will
spend few days with Mrs. A. G.. Wilkin-
son. and will be here for the wedding of
Miss Larner and Mr. Gore tonight.
Capt. Heissig of the Austrian army has
been for several days the guest of DR.. Rob-
ert Smart at Fort Myer. Friday evening
DR.. Smart gave a stag dinner in his honor
Covers were laid for eight, and, in addition
to Capt. Heissig, the guests included Mai.
Hoyle of the Artillery Corps, Capt. Loch-
ridge, Capt. Hyer, Capt. Cassatt and Lieut.
Ball of the 18th Cavalry, and Mr.. Gardiner
of New York
Mrs. Max NJ. Rich, 144S Harvard street,
will be at home Wednesdays during the
season.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Greeley Abbot who
have been spending the summer in south
ern California, have returned to their home
in West lexington.
Miss Alice Finch of Colorado Springs is
visiting her niece, Mrs. c. G. Abbot of O
street, West lexington. where she will be
pleased to see her friends.
Mrs. Curtis, wife of Capt. l.. A Curtis
22d Infantry, will be with her father. Mr.
WIN. L. Kent, at the Mendoza until about
January l, 1905. when she expects to leave
for San Francisco to join Capt. Curtis on
the return of the regiment from the Philip
pines, which is scheduled to arrive Jarllt-
airy IA, 1906, for station in the San Fran
cisco harbor posts
Representative Morrell has taken IN
a long lease the entire first floor apartment
in the remodeed Porter mansion 1TI2 II
street northwest. This suite includes the
original spacious hall, dining room and bail
room, which have been the scene of sump-
tuous hospitality and are rich in historic
memories.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Sidener of Indianapo-
lis are visiting DIR. and Mrs. Charles f.
Fergusonf, 1913 North Capitol street.
Miss Marion Ely of Buffalo, the daughter
of w. Caryl Ely, president of the American
Street Railway Association, is the guest OF
Miss Mary L. Duell at her home, 1881 Mas