Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-18

Sidney c. Kaufman, Mrs. Sol Minister and
Mrs. Sol Meyer, During the afternoon a
luncheon was Served.
Miss Leonora NJ DeGrange of Capitol
Hill left the 18th instant for an extended
western trip and will visit the family of
Col. j. e. Jenkins editor of the Oklahoma
Post. En- route home she will visit Miss
Linton of the Kirksville, Mo-, Seminary,
stopping also at st. Louis and Cincinnati.
M Matilda Click and Mr.. j. Milton Nc
Queen, which took place in the parsonage
of Concordia Lutheran Church, Rev Paul
Mcneil officiating, was witnessed by fam
lily party only. The bride was attended by
Miss Mary Carr. and Mr.. H. L. Mcqueen
was best man. Many pretty gifts were re-
ceived. After an extended trip north Mr.
and Mrs. Mcqueen will be at home to their
friends at 40 U street after December 1.
Mr. Clarence w. Corby celebrated his
Der Of friends at his residence, $500 14th
street northwest Wednesday evening, No
vember IA. very pleasant and enjoyable
evening was spent. Mr.. c. w. Corby, as
sisted by his mother, Mrs. G. I. Corby,
proved to be an excellent host. After a
number of interesting as well as laughable
games were played refreshments were
served Those present were Mrs; l.. Z.
Gumberger, J. Richards, G. Richards, 4.
Stamp, F. Smith. F. Sullivan, Messrs. /. l..
Corby, c. W. Corby, Carl Corby, F. Alli-
son, c. Casteriien, L. Herman, H.. Reed. H.
v. Keiser, H. Stafford. s. Stafford, ]. w.
Topping.
Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Pollock have re-
turned to Washington, after several days
visit to the old home OF the former and to
friends in Ohio and Cincinnati and sur
rounding country. He also visited his
mother, who is in her eightieth year and in
splendid health.
A new club recently organized on Chaplin
street is called the Clover Leaf Club, and
is composed of the following little ones:
Miss Rose Apple. Miss Gladys Beall Doris
Beall and Master Lawrence Mason.
Mr. and Mrs Shirley OF Kentucky have
arrived in the city. Mrs. Shirley will spend
two weeks In New York and will return
here the first week In December, when she
will be pleased to see her friends Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Shirley have taken the
house 2O27 o street northwest for the win
ter.
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Mantz have issued in
vitat.ons to the marriage of their daughter
Miss Grace Mantz, to Mr. William Francis
place Thursday. November 20, at o'clock,
at st. Stephens Episcopal Church, will be
followed by reception for the wedding
party and few intimate friends at the
home Of the brides parents, 2515 14th
street.
DR.. and Mrs. Francis NJ Gunnell have is
sued invitations to the marriage Of their
daughter, Miss Marie Barnes, to Lieut..
Mark Brooke, U. g. A., on Wednesday,
December IA, at noon. at St Johns Church,
Lafayette Square. Admission to the church
will be by card. reception at the Gunnell
residence on 10th street will follow the
ceremony.
Mrs. Harry Titus Frost, of So East seth
street, New York city. has announced the
engagement of her daughter, Miss GLADYS
Frost. to Mr.. Herbert Gouyerneur Ogden of
New York city, eldest son of the late Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Gouverneur Ogden of
Washington. D. c. Miss Frost is grand
daughter Of the late Thomas Harvey Rod
man of Brooklyn. N. Y.
Mrs. M. L. Bowers has announced the
engagement of her daughter, Harriet l.,
Bowers, and Mr.. James o. Wright Of Ath-
ems, Ohio.
The Herbert Wadsworths Of Washington,
who are still at their place at Geneseo, N.
Y, had all the members of the family gath
cred for the regular October meet. They
have splendid horses and a. pack of hounds
and hunt the foxes over their own estate,
which is one Of the largest In the country.
The breakfasts are given In the home
stead where Gen. Wordsworth lived. A sis
ter. Cornelia Wadsworth, who was married
in her youth to Col. Richie, an officer in
the English army who died soon after, and
later married Mr.. John George Adair OF
Queens county, Ireland. and Is now a
widow, Is expected home In january to visit
her relatives and to attend to her estates
In Texas. Mrs. Adair always ied the out