Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-10
Nine, Carlo,
Wife of the Minister From Ecuado

Mime. Carlo.
Wife Of the Minister From Ecuador.
during their New York residence, but
Washington is almost an unknown land to
them. They are well equipped by reason Of
good looks, education, linguistic ability, ETC.,
to thoroughly enjoy the cosmopolitan at
mosphere of this city well to take part
in the usual pleasures Of the young.
Mrs. John Oliver Moque will be at home
Thursdays in November, and pleased to see
her friends at her new residence, 1902 18th
street northwest.
DR.. Charles R. Collins and family have
removed from 1925 14th street 10 1641 K
street
Mrs. Walter F. Rodrick has moved from
her home on Kentucky avenue into the
Carroll, 9th street and Massachusetts ave-
nue. northeast, where she Will be pleased to
see her friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. o. May entertained a
party Of little folks at their home 1929
Park road, Thursday evening, November 8,
in honor of their sons eighth birthday.
After spending pleasant time In music
and games, the guests repaired to the din
ing room, where refreshments were served.
Miss Helen Caffrey and Miss Ethel Jen-
kins rendered several selections on the
piano. The host received many beautiful
presents. Among those present were:
Miller, Helen Caffrey, Catherine Caffrey.
Mary Carmody Catherine May, Lillian Jen-
kins, Maggie Carmody, Dorothy Miller,
Mary Connors, Hattie Cusick, Gertrude
Miller, Addie Cusick, Emily May, Edna
Cusick, and Masters Albert Soper, Willie
Logan, Howard May. Harry jenkins, Dave
Logan, Andrew Caffrey. Robert May, Will
liam Molloy and Thomas o. May, 5r.
Thursday afternoon at Baltimore, Md,
Miss Ida A. Pumpnrey, daughter of Capt:
A. ]. Humphrey, chief Of detectives, and
Mr.. Edgar Cromwell Richards. were mar
ried. The parlor was tastefully decorated
in palms and chrysanthemums, an effective
grouping being arranged as background
for the scene off the ceremony. The Rev.
Forrest j. Prettyman, pastor OF Trinity
Methodist Church South, read the mar
rage service, which was attended by only
relatives and intimate friends. The couple
entered the parlor to the strains OF the
Lohengrin wedding march,, Mr.. Howard
Pumphrey, brother Of the bride, presiding
at the piano, and Capt. Humphrey gave his
daughter in marriage. The bride was at
tired in handsome lace ROBE over Whlte
silk, and carried shower bouquet of bride
roses. A dinner was served at the conclu-
sion of the ceremony. after which Mr.. and
Mrs. Richards left amid showers of rice
wedding tour. They will be at home to
their friends after November %, at the
residence of the brides parents.
Mrs. Aulick Palmer and Miss Palmer will
give a tea at the Alibi Club Tuesday, De-
cember f. in honor of Miss Katherine Cla-
baugh, the debutante daughter of Judge
and Mrs. Clabaugh.
]. E. Mulcare will leave Monday as dele
gate to the u. D. G.. convention, which
meets in Gulf Port, Miss, November IA. Is.
Mrs. N. c. Sanford of Knoxville. Tenn.
with her three children, Elizabeth Haines,
Mary Francis and Benjamin Franklin, is
sriA; I1-v kI4~ Ioin
The Washington Auxiliary Of the Ma
tional Indian Association will hold its an
nual meeting at the residence of DR.. and
Mrs. ]. W. Spencer, 2O19 Hillyer place, Fri
day afternoon, November 16, from to B
o'clock. An address by DR.. Elwood Mead
will be followed by social hour from
to 4.
A sale of household linen will be held at
the House of Mercy, 240S K street north
west, Wednesday, November IA. from TO
o'clock.
Col. Arthur Lee and Mrs Lee, who were
here recently as guests of the Secretary OF
State sailed today for their home in
England.
Miss Mary E. McCeney is in Philadelphia
visiting friends, and will return to the
Grafton Hotel for the winter November q.
The Thursday Evening Cotillon Club was
organized last evening at Rauschers,
where the members opened the season with
a dance. Officers were electd for this sea-
son as follows President James Richard
Hewitt; vice president DR.. Harry HURT;
secretary-treasurer J. Clinton Gladfelter.
A business meeting was held at which
working organization was effected, COM
mittees appointed and arrangements made
to carry out the clubs program, which Is
to be a monthly german at Rauscher's, on
the first or second Thursday of each month.
The season will be formally opened with
the first german on December Ii, which
will be led by Dr. Harry HURT
The following members were present:
Vernon West, Bertrand Roberts, w. II.
Barnum, Gilbert Woolworth, H. A. Kipp.
monds, DR.. Harry HURT. Carl D. Shep-
pard Horace Dulin, E. o. Whitford, DR..
william Simkins. Clyde Garrett. M. w.
White. J. g. Gladfelter, K. c. Srain, J; X.
r. Wharton, Claude Owens, Robert Walker,
R. Rutherford, E. v. Murphy jr.
The membership of the club is limited
to fifty and from present indications MS, It rs is
danced with a full membership.
Mrs. L. Heilbrun has returned and is To-
Gated at 1749 Willard street northwest.
Miss Sophie Riggs Webster and Miss
Alisan Wilson have taken passage for Ma
pies on November 20 to spend the winter
abroad.
Mrs Addie W. Foster pleasantly enter
tanned the Excelsior Literary Club Tuesday
afternoon. Mrs. Emerson. the president, in
the chair. Ro1l-cail brought out much of
historic interest. The study of the day was
opened by the reading of an original paper
by Mrs. Trauty on '"The American Revolu-
tion'' Mrs. Mueller followed with bio
graphical sketch of Alexander Hamilton.
Mrs. Main, Vice president of the Federation
Of Women's Clubs was introduced and
spoke of her enjoyment of the program, 1t
being one in which she took great interest.
DR. r. Portman n visitor gave a little