Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-05
Mrs. Donald Mclean.

with plumed hat. and upon her bodice sew
eral orders of ancestral societies Mrs. For
aker also in line, looking very hand
some in black velvet. the bodice opening
over an ecru lace underbodice, and jeweled
necklace.
chrysanthemum soiree will be given by
the Gem Pleasure Club at Carroll Institute
Hall next Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H Fowle Beckham
gave an informal dinner Yesterday after
noon at 2 o clock, a Bonnie Blink Ken
sington, Md, in honor of Capt. Fitzhugh
Lee of the White House staff.
DIR. and Mrs, W. Gerry Morgan returned
last night from New York city to their
home Rhode Island avenue DR. Morgan
is rapidly convalescing from his recent Sc
we're illness.
A Halloween STRAW ride was given by
Mr.. c. Voigt Tuesday evening to a party
of his friends, and after a jolly ride arrived
at his residence at WOODBURY., D. C. Games
were then INDUCED in and prizes were won
by Miss b. Walker and Mr.. G. Alsop. Dane
Ing followed up to a late hour, when
bountiful repast served. Among those
In the party were Messrs. W. NARROW, C.
Barnes, c. Alsop./ W. Fidler, j. King ].
Walker, J. Harmon, G. Voigt and A. Voigt
and the Misses b. Harmon G. NARROW L.
Parkhlll, NJ. Fldler, L. Heitmuller, B. Wal
ker, A. Barrett, l.. Thompson and l.. Vogt
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Greenbaum of 2014
Boiton street, Baltimore, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Helen R., to
Mr.. l. G. Goldenberg of this city At home
Sunday, November II.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Abel of 40 K street
northwest will be at home this even ng
from s to 10 in celebration of their wooden
wedding.
EEa or,-io
daughter of Mrs. Mary Lanham Of Good
Hope, and Mr.. Clarence l. Smith of the
same suburb took place Tuesday evening
last at the home of the BRIDE on the Bowen
road The ceremony was performed at $50
o'clock by Rev. Charles Lanham, the
brother of the bride, who came from Raw
iings, Md, where he is stationed, to Off
cate at the service. He was assisted by
rev James Many. the pastor of the local
Baptist Church. The brides attendant was
Mrs. Nellie West of Good Hope and Mr.
Edward Smith, the groom's brother, was
the best man. Following the ceremony the
young couple held reception, at which
nearly one hundred persons were in at
tendance. They received many handsome
gifts and will make their home on the
Bowen road, in Good Hope.
The freshman class of Columbian College
will give complimentary dance to the up
per classmen Wednesday, November 8.
Last Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs
p. MalOney, Gt2 B street southeast de-
lightful time was spent by a crowd Of
young people. the occasion being In honor
of the birthday of Mr. Charles p. Maloney.
The evening was spent in games and sew
eral musical selections, after which the
guests repaired to the dining ROOM where
a bountifu spread table awaited them and
where the prevailing colors were yellow and
white Among those present were Misses
E. Murphy, V. Haley H. Repetti, l. Ag-
new. M. Spielman. c. Parks. r. Parks, N.
Coiliflower. N. Morgan, E. Ryan. ]. Nor
gan. t. Manogue, F. Mcnamara. ]. Nc
Namara, j. Mccormick, r. Petit and B.
Maloney. Masters C. Maloney, J. Rowan,
F. Smith, NJ Sanderson f. Sanderson, F.
Heron. R. Luckett. r. Gibbons, F. Becker
]. Lynch, ]. hurry. w. Hill, s. Crown R.
Gates, J.. McAllister. r. McAllister and
Fl. Sykes, Misses Mary, Nellie and Jennie
Maloney. Grace Lynch and Catherine Nc
Allister.
Judge and Mrs. William L. Chambers will
have with them for a long visit their
johannesburg. South Africa, who recently
arrived after some weeks spent in Eng
land. Mr.. Carter will join the family here
later and with them spend a part of the
season in New Orleans and other southern
cities.
Mrs. A. T. Seitz celebrated the ami
versary of her birthday October % by en-
PERTAINING her friends at her home. IS r
street northwest.
Thursday evening, November 2, the u. S..
s. Club rendered reception to a number of
friends at the home of one of the members
Mr.. Walter f. Hardester, $40 18th street
southeast. Various games and dancing
were INDUCED N during the evening, after
which refreshments were served. Among
those present were Misses Elsie Boehmer,
Bessie De silby. Florence Fox. Emily Kra-
mer Annie Meader Hazel Owen, Ada
Reese, Elsie Shipley. Elsie Sniffin. Bertha
Valley and Sadie Southwick Messrs. Lee
Bassett. George Baumann, Alton Carroll
Frank Dawbie, Thomas Fitch. Walter Har-
dester Lester Johnston, Adam Leeman,
Charles Sniffin. Warwick Spates. William
Thinker. and Miss Sarah Gates, Mr. Albert