Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-30
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
WHERE SOME NOTABLE HOST
EssEs CAN BE FOUND.
Weddings Here and Elsewhere Of
Special Interest-Tmely Per-
sonal Notes.

Mrs Donald Mclean, president general
OF the D. A. R., has gone west to attend
series Of state conferences in Ohio. Illinois
and Wisconsin. In Wisconsin she will meet
Miss Mclean. her daughter. who went there
| to be bridesmaid at the wedding Of Miss
Anna Talnatier and Mr.. Edward Whitcomb
| Of New York. Mrs. and Miss Mclean will
attend the opening meeting OF the season
| Of the New York City Chapter next Satur-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Ogden Goelet is expected in New
York before the middle Of November. She
will be accompanied by her sisters, Lady
Herbert and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt.
Lady Herbert is reported to be out of
mourning for her husband. the former Brit
| ish ambassador, and will be seen at the
| opera and other events the coming season.
| Mrs. Goelet has been absent chiefly on the
| continent since early last spring, and was
| just recently the guest of her son-in-law
and daughter. the Duke and Duchess OF
| Roxburghe, at Floors Castle. Mrs. Cor
| nelius Vanderbilt passed the summer
| abroad. and her husband who came over
on his yacht. the North Star, is now off on
| q western trip.
| Mrs. Mcknight Moses, who spent the sum-
| mer in Maine. is now visiting her daugh-
| ter, Mrs. Adolph Costing, at her home on
| Midland avenue. st. David's, near Phlla-
| delphia.
| Mrs Letter it is reported, has decided to
| spend the winter In England with her
| daughter, Lady Suffolk, and be there to
! welcome Lady Curzon upon her return from
| India.
| The wedding of Miss Grace N. Phillips
| born. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs M. Phillips
| born, 4357 Vincennes, avenue, Chicago. and
| Dr. Milton K. Eisenstaedt, son of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Rudolph Eisenstaedt. will take place
Wednesday evening November l, at the
home of the brides parents. Only the I'M
| mediate relatives will be present.
| The marriage of Miss Louise Harrison,
| daughter of Mrs. Eleanor Harrison, ana
| Mr. Evans Browne will take place at
| pm November % in st. Margarets Church:
Mr. Frank L. Vanderlip of New York WIZ
| give the bride in marriage, and she Will be
attended by Miss Ef1e Cassel as mag a os
| Anne Nelson, Miss Ruth Brown, Miss Helen
| Stewart. Miss Frances Cassel. Miss Mar
| garet Houghton, Miss Helen mcdowell.
| Miss Alice Taylor and Miss Mary Dove
reception will follow the ceremony In the
| home of the brides mother, 2437 18th street,
| for the bridal party and relatives.
surprise masquerade birthday party
was given to Miss Anna Robertson OF Cas-
| tie Park, D. c. The young people met at
| the home of Miss Alice Smith. After sing
|
| in the old-fashioned dining room. which
was decorated with palms and mowers.
Among those present were Misses AIee
Smith, Estelle Smith, Mary Smith Ida
| Walker, Lucy Reed Maggie Meyers, Minnie
| Meyers, Della and Mary Joy, Theresa Gerber
| and Hilda Hayes, and Messrs John ana
| Edward Lauxman. Clinton Walker, Frank
| Nalley, Walter She'd, William Essex, Wal
| ter Wenzel, William MINIS. John and Jo-
| seph Junghaus, John and William Mar
| tyn, William Wenzel and George Garland.
| Mr. and Mrs. J. MINIS. Mr.. and Mrs. =.
Martyr. Mr.. and Mrs. A. LauNman and
| Mrs. Wenzel.
! Mr. Joseph Tarbell Dyer. jr., has issued
| Invitations for the marriage ceremony or
his sister. Florence Edith. and Mr. Albert
| p. Berry, Tuesday November {, at high
| noon, ST. Paul's Church, 18th and
| streets.
| A pleasant party was given last Thurs
| day by Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Brecht at
| their residence. 229 II street northeast IN
honor of the birthday of the latter, to the
High View Pleasure Club, of which both
are members. After music, games and
| recitations the party adjourned to the dln-
| ing room where an oyster supper was
| served The table beautifully dec
GRATED with cut flowers, among which was
| a bouquet of rosebuds, signifying the age
| of the hostess, a gift of the youngest MEM
| Der of the club, Miss Marguerite Eberle.
| The presents received were both numerous
and beautiful. Among those present were
| Mr. and Mrs. Wells. Mr.. and Mrs Eberle.
| Mr. and Mrs. Vandershaft, Mr.: and Mrs NJ
HopWood Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bennett
Mrs Armstrong, the Misses Carrie and Ella
Iaurenson, Emma Wells, Agnes Stewart
Irene Brown, Marguerite Sweeney, Mar
guerite Eberle, and Messrs. E. K. Plant, A.
J. Davis, r. A. Brecht, ]. Keeper, NJ. Kelly
| and Joseph Brown.
Mrs. William Bell and son and daughter
| of Norfolk, Va. are visiting her sister and
brother, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ropey, ooZ
E street northwest.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Butts have taken
| apartments at the Nantucket, 141S w street
| northwest.
Ex-Gov selden Conner and wife of Maine
| are the guests of Rev. DIR. and Mrs. Joseph
T. Kelly. 1867 kenesaw avenue.
| ouiet but pretty wedding took place
this morning at 10 o'clock, when Miss Nellie
! Cecilia Mahany and Mr.. George A: Conner
| were married at st. Stephens Catholic
| Church, in the presence of a large circle of
| friends The ceremony performed by
! Rev T. Gibbon Smyth. the assistant pas
| tor Miss Susie c. Mahany, sister of the
bride was maid Of honor and the groom's
brother Mr.. James F. Conner, who came
| on from Renova, Pa, to attend the we'd
| ding, acted as best man. The bride was
becomingly attired in a gown of garnet
| cloth Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
| and Mrs Conner started an extended
| northern tour, and they will make short
| stays at New York and Philadelphia on
| their return trip. They will reside in Wash
| ington and will be at home to their friends
| at 2135 l. street northwest after Deem
| Der /.
| Miss Georgia S. Lusby of Washington and
| Mr.. Charles G.. Scherrer were married in
Bellevue, KY, Monday, October %, under
wedding bell Of white chrysanthemums at
the home of the groom by the Rev. Mr..
| Emecotz. The bride was richly gowned in
a blue tailor-made suit, with hat to match,
| carrying bride roses. The bridesmaid, Miss
| Emma Scherrer. the grooms sister, also
| wore blue. and carried white chrysanthe-
NUNS. Mr.. Clifford Beyland was best man.
reception followed the. the house decora-
| tons being roses. palms and chrysanthe-
| NUNS. and on late train Mr.. and Mrs
| scherrer left for Dayton. Ohio; New York,
Philadelphia and Washington. After No
vember / they will be pleased to see their
| friends at 31S street southeast.
| Last Friday evening Miss E. Olivia John
| son of 800 18th street southeast entertained
| a few OF her girl friends at a theater party
| In honor of her birthday. The party con-
| sisted nj Miss Il Olivia oh U>,o,