Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-01
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
WINTER PROGRAM AT WHITE
HOUSE MADE PUBLIC.
Weddings at Church and Elsewhere OF
Unusual 1nterest-Per-
sonal Notes.

Following Is the program of receptions
| and dinners at the White House for the
| season Of 190S-07:
| December 13, Thursday, cabinet dinner,
| 8 pm.
| January /, Tuesday. New Years recep-
| tion IL am. to 100 pm.
! January 3, Thursday, diplomatic recep-
ton. 0 to 1890 pm.
| January TO- Thursday, diplomatic dinner.
8 pm
January H. Thursday, judicial reception.
| 8 to 1920 pm.
| January "a. Thursday Supreme Court
| dinner, pm.
| January 81. Thursday, congressional re-
| ception, 8 to 1890 pm
| February Z, Thursday, army and navy
reception, to 1890 pm.
last night at st. Margaret's Church of Miss
Lillian Baird Parks and Mr.. Richard H.
| Pritchett of Danvilie. Va. Mr.. Roscoe Dor
| sey and Mr.. Frank Law of this city, Mr..
Harry Berkeley and Mr. John Schoolfcld
! of Danville, Va: Mr. Ernest Porter of New
York and Mr.. George Reid of Norfolk were
| the ushers The chancel was set with
| palms and the altar vases filed with white
| chrysanthemums. Clusters of the latter
| flower marked the family pews. When the
| bride arrived with her father. Commander
| w. NJ. farkS. she was pTeCeOsu 10 the
| altar by her sister, Miss Victoria Parks,
| as maid of homer. and little Miss Mildred
| Miller, who wore a pretty frock of white
| lace and carried basket of white roses.
The BRIDE who is a very attractive girl
was elegantly gowned in white satin. made
| princess, trimmed with real Irish lace and
| pearls. Her tulle veil crowned with
| orange blossoms and a shower bouquet of
| lilies of the valley and bride roses was
| carried. Her diamond pendant was the
| brdegroom's gift. The maid of honor wore
| light blue satin princess, with lace, silver
paSSementerie and chiffon trimming. Her
| flowers We're white chrysanthemums Mr.
| James F. Pritchett best man, and
| Rev Herbert Scott Smith read the mar
rage service. Afterward Commander and
| Mrs. Parks entertained the bridal party
| and relatives al their home, TIE brides
| mother wearing a white lace dress. The
| out-of-town guests were Mrs. Holt Wilson
| Page of Norfolk, Va; Mr.. and Mrs. James
1. Pritchett of Danville, parents of the
| bridegroom Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.. Prtchett
Mr.. Allan Dale of New York: Mrs. w.
| T. Kilby Of Portsmouth, Va; Miss Louise
| Jordan of Norfolk; Miss Gertrude Long Of
| Reading, Pa; Miss Mary H. Turk of Staun-
| ton Va. Miss E. M Jones of Suffolk, Va;
| Miss Eugenia Primer of Baltimore: Miss
| Annabelle Garner of New Jersey and Miss
| Mamie Corcoran of Baltimore. Mr. and
| Mrs. Pritchett left for trip north last
night, the latter wearing costume Of
| brown broadcloth, with hat to match. They
| will reside in New York and Danville, Va.
| Mrs Charles Darwin Pennebaker enter
| tanned at a Halloween party last night
| "wednesday for her son, James Young.
| She had her guests Miss Harriet Thomp-
| son, Miss Linda Steuart. Miss Hanna Mat
| thews, Miss Mary Brett. Miss Virginia
Harrison. Miss Alice Leech. Miss Dorothy
| Leech. Miss Elizabeth Worries. Miss Gar
| nette Kondruff. Miss Jeanette Brown. Miss
| Angelica Howden. Miss Frances De Lash
NUT. Miss Williams and Miss Margaret
Rhorer. Messrs. William. Robert and Shep-
| pard Rhorer. Bruce Warden Selden Dan
iels, Ross Davis. Jack Worthington, Horace
Person, Francis Stetson. Miles Munson,
Richard Houghton, Owen Thompson. l..
Nicholson, Henry and Mackie Matthews,
John Leech, Paul Trapier. La Page Lewis,
Thomas L. Hume. Edward and William
Pennebaker. Mrs. Pennebaker was assisted
in receiving and entertaining by Miss Luz
cinda and Miss Anna Elliott Pennebaker
Miss Marjory and Miss Emily Steuart, Miss
Elizabeth Lacy. Miss Sophia Tompkins.
Miss Dorothy Rhorer and Miss Margaret
Foote.
| Mrs. Robert s. Brown entertained the
Washington alumni Of Mt. Holyoke College
| yesterday afternoon at her home, 90 Chest
| nut street Takoma Park. The house was
decorated with palms and chrysanthemums.
| Mrs Brown Is a graduate of Mt Holyoke
| College.
| A wedding of much interest in Blooming
| dale society and Baptist church circles took
place yesterday at noon at the home of
Capt. and MES. Robert H. Wood, when their
| daughter, Miss ArabeHa J. White, and Mr..
| Philip Addison of Boston. Mass, were mar
ried by Rev. ]. Compton Ball of Metropoli-