Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-21

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| ard Barry was an American newspaper cor
respondent with Mr.. Washburn during the
| Japanese Russian war. Mr.. Marshall
| Langhorne Is now on his way from Chris
tiania, Norway. where he is in the consular
| service of the United States. 1t was through
| him that Mr.. Washburn and Miss Lang
horne met. as the two travelled on the same
| steamer to the orient. Miss Langhorne to
| visit her brother in Manila, while Mr..
| Washburn was on his way to the war GEN.
| ter. reception, to which the invitations
| are limited to personal friends and the bril-
| dial party. will follow at the home OF Mr..
| and Mrs. Langhorne. Ex-senator and Mrs.
Washburn will be here for their sons mar
riage. The couple will travel considerably.
and visit at the Washburn family home in
Minneapolis before taking a house for
themselves in the same city.
The first meeting of this season of the
| Excelsior Euchre Club was held with Mrs.
| 8. L. Heacock at her home, "a s street
northwest Monday evening. Prizes were
len and Messrs. H. Arnold and H.
| Knots. Those present were Misses VERDI
Knots. Jennie Pettitt, Louise Allen Sarah
Rollins. Mrs. Parsons and Mrs. S. l.. Hea-
| cock, and Messrs Knots Arnold Bitten
| bender, r. Heacock, Parsons. Brittle and
STAGE Heacock. After a delightful repast
was served the club adjourned to meet with
| Miss ]. Pettitt, SIS 9Th street northeast.
| December 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Pellew expect to leave
| on Friday for Sand Oaks, their winter home
| at Aiken, s. c. Miss Pellew, who has been
visiting friends in Richmond, Va. has al
| ready gone on to Aiken.
Surgeon VIM. H. Bell, U. s. N. and Mrs.
Bell have taken an apartment at Florence
| Court. Phelps place and California avenue,
| for the winter.
Representative w. A. Calderhead Of Kan
sas will be accompanied by two of his
daughters this winter. Miss OUNCE will be
charming addition to the Kansas delega-
ton. and will make her social bow before
Christmas. Miss Agnes will not be pre-
sented until next season.
Miss Jane Carlisle is in New York visiting
friends for the week. Today she will be a
bridesmaid at the marriage of Miss Alice
gu Vlvler and Mr.. Joseph Ewing in the
church of st. Vincent de Paul Miss Grace
Ruggles, Miss Elsie Shaw, Miss Jane Car
Isle, Miss Hilda Cleveland, Miss Sabine
Watts and Miss Louise Firth will be the
bridesmaids and Miss Elizabeth Ewing the
maid of honor. ]. Grswold Thompson
Page Ely, John Stewart, Joseph du Vivier
and Edward P. Jones will be the ushers and
Blaine Ewing the best man. After the
ceremony Mrs; Charles du Vivier, the
mother of the bride, will give a reception
at her house in West 21st street.
Miss Ruth Tanners debut will be on De-
cember D, when her mother, Mrs. q. l..
Tanner, will give a tea. An informal dance
for the receiving party will follow. Satur-
day next Mrs. Tanner will give a luncheon
for the older girl friends of her daughter.
There will be Roosevelt debutante as
usual in New York society the coming sea-
sent her daughter Miss Lucy Roosevelt, at
reception December s, from to 9.
Miss Ridgely in honor of her guest. Miss
Orndorh Of Springfield, and Miss Esther
Denny of this city gave a theater party and
supper last night, when Mr.. and Mrs. Ridge
ly chaperoned the company, and the guests
were Lieut.. and Mrs. Timmons Miss Miriam
Crosby, Miss Symons, Miss Olga Converse,
Miss Jennings, Miss Isabel Magruder, Miss
Mary Switzerland, Miss Frederick Morgan,
Mr. J. T. Williams. jr.. Mr.: Charles Howard,
Mr.. James Archibald, Mr.. John Duncan,
Mr.. Gould Lincoln, Mr.. Charles Wilson, Mr.
Franklin Ellis, Mr.. Albert Clements, Mr..
Austin Kibee, Mr.. Frank Poe, Mr.. Beale
Boomer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Milliken have
sent out cards announcing the marriage of
their sister, Sallie Vawter Harris to Mr..
Theodore John Pickett Wednesday, Novem-
Der IA. Mr.. and Mrs. Pickett will be at
home after December l at 1913 Biltmore
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andre Brewster have taken
the house 1872 Connecticut avenue. Miss
Mary Brewster Is a debutante of the COM
ing winter,
Miss Isabel May, who was in Mrs. Regi-
ndlQ NanQerDlltS DoX at tine morse show
yesterday, was gowned in pale strawberry
chiffon cloth and wore a large picture hat
in black
Mr.. Arthur Grant Duff and his bride for
merry A-.ss Kathleen Clayton, sailed today
for England.
The annual meeting of the Army Canton
Flannel Society will be held at the home of
Mrs George s. Andrews, 24OO Columbia
road Friday morning, November %, at IL
o'clock, when the attendance Of army
women is earnestly requested.
Mrs Swanson, wife of the governor Of
Virginia, is the guest of Mrs. Charles B.
Howry at the latter's home on I street.
Mrs. William Key Howard of Fredericks-
burg. Va, is visiting her niece, Mrs John
B. Randolph, at the Portner.
Representative and Mrs. Sydney E. Mudd
have issued invitations for the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Mary Eleanor Virginia
Mudd, to Mr.. Joseph Carlisle Wilmer, son
of Gen. L. Allison Wilmer at noon Thanks
giving day, at the home of the brides
parents, La Plata, Nd. Mr.. Wilmer repre-
sented Charles county in the last Maryland
legislature, and is at present United States
appraiser for the port of Baltimore. Miss
Julia Muschette will be the maid of honor
and Mr.. ]. Writ Wilmer will be best man.