Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-24
TIE WORLD OF SOCIETY
q. s. c. v. CAMP ENTERTAINs AT
A DANCE.
Luncheons at Which Debutantes Meet
Each other-Timely Per-
sonal Notes.

Sons of Confederate Veterans gave for
| NAL dance last evening at the Confederate
Veterans Hail. 141O H street northwest,
| which marked the Inauguration of its social
| season. The dance was opened by grand
promenade led by Mr.. James B. Hoge, Sec
! ond lieutenant commander, and Miss Caro-
lyn Greene sponsor, in which there were
forty-two couples.
The spacious hall was decorated with red
and yellow banners. and potted plants
adorned the stage. Mrs. George s. Cow
ington was official chaperon and the guests
of honor were Capt. and Mrs. Hickey, Mr..
and Mrs. John T. Callahan and Mrs. Archi-
bald Young.
Among those present were: Miss Louise
Scurborer. Miss Schuman, Miss Sinclair,
Misses Josephine and Genevieve Morrison,
Mrs. G. S. Covington, Miss yesterday. Miss
w. Stealey, Miss Ethel Eliot. Miss Hooht,
Miss Skinner, Miss Esther Gripp Miss Nc
Quinn. Miss Rice, Miss Sma lbone Miss
Margery Ross Miss Schurman, Miss
Thomas. Miss Norton, Miss Margaret
Young, Mrs. Charles Simms Mrs F. W.
Mahood, Mr.. and Mrs J. T. Callahan, Capt.
| and Mrs. Hickey, Mrs. Archibald Young,
Miss Elizabeth King, Miss Maude Alex
ander, Miss Madge johnson, Miss Edith
Stearns, Miss Ellen Maxon, Miss Harriet
Winston, Miss Agnes Mcqueen, Miss Mar
galet Holiday, Miss Christine Stevenson,
Miss Zula Monarch, Miss Maoel Fletcher
Miss Elizabeth Wheat Miss Isabel Small
bones, Miss Delaware Burton and Messrs.
F. r. Travel, d. ]. CAN'T, ]. NJ. Britt. E.
w. Kerr, jr., ]. B. Hoge, P. B. Ray, T. ].
Butler, D. j. Lucy, l.. G. May, B. kruft, G.
Covngton, F. Marion, B. NJ Doyle h. W.
Mcmahon. DR.. o. ]. Wilkinson, H. Krook,
II. browning, G. Dawson, H. W. Samson,
c. X. Jones. ]. a. Bowman, 7. B. Weir,
8. d. Pearman, A. Titus DR.. A. F. Reeves,
w. J. Moore, c. 1. Simms and F. w Ma
hood.
The officers of the camp are: Miss Caro-
lyn Greene, sponsor: Miss Elizabeth Gould,
maid of honor; Edwin w. Kerr, command
ant; Daniel j. Grant. first lieutenant COM
mander; James B. Hoge, second lieutenant
commander; J. Monroe Britt, adjutant;
wallace Streator, Quartermaster; George S.
{. Covington, treasurer; DIR. o. Wilkinson,
surgeon; Rev. w. Pratt, chaplain; William
NJ. Monroe, color bearer, and Fontane W.
Mahood, historian.
merly of Capitol Hill. have taken an apart
ment in the Geneva, 18th and U streets
northwest.
Mr.; and Mrs. R. Bowie Holland of
Brookland, d. c.. announce the marriage
of their daughter Edna to Warren ].
Brown, at Colon, Panama, November 9,
1906.
Miss Elizabeth B. Hoover of Washington,
| D. c., who is visiting her aunt Mrs W.
F. Gurley of Omaha. Neb., was rendered
reception on November 10 at Mrs. Cur
ley's new home on ST. Marys avenue, that
city. The ladies assisting Mrs. Gurley were
Mrs. Warren Switzler, Miss Jessie Millard.
| Mrs. Charles MARBLE. Mrs. Vinson Lake
and Mrs. Baneker and the young friends
Of Miss Hoover, Miss Elizabeth Congdon,
Miss Julia Hunt and Miss Alice Switzler.
The house was beautifully decorated with
| MOWERS and growing plants,
A very pretty wedding was celebrated
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lloyd,
18th street and Rhode. Island avenue
northeast. The contracting parties were
Miss Sadie. Frank Lloyd and Mr.. Irving
Embrey Hines. The ceremony was per-
! formed beneath a bower of roses and
| palms by the Rev. Mr.. Holmead Of Trinity
| Episcopal Chapel, of which the bride was
| organist. The parlors and dining room
| were beautifully decorated with cut flow
ers and palms. The bride was becomingly
attired in white silk and carried bride
| roses. Miss Alice Lloyd. sister of the
| bride, was gowned in blue silk, and Mrs.
Lloyd, mother of the bride wore tan-col-
| ored silk. The presents were useful and
appropriate. Only the immediate friends
and relatives of the couple were present
Mr. and Mrs. Hines will make their future
home in lexington.
Mrs. ]. Wesley Bovee, whose critical ILL
| ness in Florence last spring was the cause
| Of great uneasiness among her friends, re-
| turned to the city last week, having recov
cred from the nervous prostration which
was the cause of her going abroad. She
hopes to resume her social duties this
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A Sauter of 141S
| 10th street northwest will celebrate their
| golden wedding by receiving their friends
| tomorrow afternoon from to 10 o'clock.
All friends are invited to call.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs V. c. Wood
bridge was the scene of a pleasant gather
ing Tuesday evening In honor or their
| daughter Adelne's sixteenth birthday
| Games and music were the features of the
evening, after which the guests We're in
vited to the dining room to partake of
| the Misses Beulah Jones, Blanche Neff,
| Berneatte Kelly, Edna Wade, Eva Little.
| Lena Hafe, Mary Seamark Willie May
| Donohoe and Messrs E. Weeks, G. A. Bon
| net, c. H. Shepherd and o. yesterday. The
| out-of-town guests were Miss Anna Town
send of New York and Messrs. w. H. Rider
| and H. T. Combs of Baltimore.
! Mrs. Vlna NJ Calhoun, department presi-
! dent of the Woman's Relief Corps, has re-
| turned to Washington after a pleasant
visit to relatives and friends in the east.
| She was accompanied by her husband. Col.
Richard Calhoun, commander of Grant
| Post, G. A. r.
The Misses Eva and Emma Burch of
grandmother, Mrs. M. E. Burch, 1852 18th
street northwest. where they will be
pleased to see their friends.
| Judge and Mrs Frank H. Thomas of 1900
| 18th street are spending Thanksgiving
| week with friends at West Point, N. Y,
| and Hartford, Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adams of No. 10
| S street northwest are visiting in Philadel-
phia and will not return to this city until
| after Thanksgiving.
The junior club of st. Josephs parish
will entertain hext Tuesday evening in the
| school hail Among the club members are
the Misses Quill, Howard, Carry, Curtain,
| White, Burns and Keller. The evening will
| be spent in games and dancing.
General and Mrs. Barry entertained at
| dinner last night Mrs. Clement, Miss Sow
| ers, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Egan, Major Fai-
son, Capt. Cloman and Capt. Frank A. Will
cox.
! Little Lucy L. johnson celebrated her
! fifth birthday at party Thursday last.
Among those present were Bessie Hubbard.
Viola Stuart, Dorothy Rynex, Elizabeth
| Stuart Made Bayly, Louise Stuart and Lee
Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Tompkins have is
| or1c for ha yo6d inor