Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-09


ruary have been selected by the Bache-
lors for their cotillions in 1907. Major
Charles L. McCawley is the president of
the committee for the coming season.
Mrs Arthur B. Ryan Of Sunderland place
will present her daughter, Miss Louise
Ryan, at q tea, December 9.
Carroll Springs. Forest Glen, the home of
Dr. George H. Wright. last night was the
scene Of a gathering Of few OF his friends,
who came to congratulate him on the re-
currence Of another anniversary Of his
birth and to express their kindest wishes
for the future. The occasion was a pro-
found surprise to DR.. Wright all the ar
rangements having been made by Mrs.
Wright. Thirty-two persons sat down to
supper, after which, under the skillful d.
rection of Toastmaster Cook, various
speakers endeavored to turn the tables on
the doctor, and, in turn, to dissect him, Sc
lecting different periods in his life and
phases in his career. Either the process OF
dissection was skillful or the knife did not
go very deep. for the doctor did not ap-
pear much cut up when he arose to voice
tered and gratitude for the benevolent
| wishes expressed. Mr. Dean sang several
songs that were cordially greeted, and Mr..
Parker delivered mock discourse that
WAS very amusing, anu HyStu1tQ Tie COui-
pany with Houdni trick. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Burkett. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cook. Mr.. Dean, Mr.. and Mrs. Prescott
Wright, Dr. and Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. w. r.
Mrs. Cassidy, Mr.. and Mrs Perkins CDR
Wright's brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Little. Mr.. and Mrs. Van Week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tulloch, Mr.. and Mrs Parker,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cowell, Mrs. Duncan, Miss Thompson, Mr..
Will Wright and the doctors children, Miss
Lucy Wright, Miss Katherine Wright Mr..
Wallace Wright and Master Fred Wright.
The marriage of Miss Anne Ide to Rep
resentative w. BOurke Cochran will take
place at the ST. Regis Hotel. New York.
November 10, according to a statement
made yesterday by the latter. Only rela-
tives and personal friends will be present.
Miss Page Hooker of Charlottesville, Va,
is visiting Mrs. Richard Towson.
pretty luncheon was given by Mr.. and
Mrs Clarence Forrest of 3414 n street I'm
honor of their niece. Miss Deniza Mathews
and Mr.. Herbert De Land. The house was
beautifully decorated with chrysanthemums
and palms. Miss Mathews and Mr.. De
Land were married shortly afterward by
the Rev. Mr.. Abbott and left Immediately
for the north on their bridal tour. Owing
to the illness of the brides mother only
few were present. including Miss Evelyn
Conselman. Mrs. Consterman. Mrs. Anna
Appler. Mrs. Charles Stohlman. Mrs. E. T.
Simpson, little Miss Evelyn Appler and Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Forrest. Mr.. and Mrs.
De Land will be at home to their friends
after November Is at the above address.
DR.. and Mrs. John Crayke Simpson will
sail for home on the st. Louis tomorrow.
Mrs. John Wheeler Beale will present her
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Beale, at tea
December q.
Mr. Livingston I. Young has sent out
cards for the marriage of his daughter,
Ellen Lee Young, and Mr.. Aloysius W.
Bowling at st. Paui's Church. 18th and
streets, Wednesday, November p, at 4
o'clock.
The fiance of Miss Kathleen Clayton, Mr..
Arthur Grant Duff, has arrived from Eng
land. Their marriage, as already an
nounced, will take place Monday next at
O clock at the Belgian legation, but owing
to the recent death of the father or the
bridegroom only relatives and diplomatic
friends will be present. Former Ambassa-
dor to Mexico and Mrs Powell Clayton,
parents of the bride; Mrs. william Powell
CLAYTON her sister-in-law; and Mrs. Jones,
a sister of the bride. are now the guests OF
the Belgian Minister and Baroness Mon
cheur.
Camp. No. 8. p O. of A.. held their regu-
lar meeting at Hillyard's Hall last Friday
night Quite an honor was conferred on the
District president; Mrs. Mary Raven, wne s,,
to be ushered back as the national chap
pain, an honor conferred on her while at
the national convention.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Freda Lndheimer to Mr.. S1las Rosenthal
of this city. At home Sunday evening, No
vember Is. from to 10 o'clock. at 1913 L
street.
Mrs. F. w. Knowlton of Old Town, Me-.
formerly Miss Mamie 7. Ryan of this city,
10 x-ioitinu har sister Mrs w G.. Lambert
of I'LL 9Th street northwest, or q Few
weeks. $50 --..-.--
On Tuesday evening next, at the Shore
ham, the Columbia Historical Society will
entertain the members with an especially
interesting paper and a buffet supper. Each
asking a friend and the fall season prom
ises to open with the largest membership
in evidence ever recorded in the history Of
the organization.
At o'clock yesterday afternoon, at the
home of the bride, Miss Mary w. Booker
was married to Mr.. Harold o. Goodwin. The
wedding was extremely quiet on account Of
illness in the family, and only few init
mate friends and relatives of the bride and
groom were present. Rev. James H. w.
Blake officiated and Mrs. Finney, an aunt
of the bride. gave her away. Mr.. and Mrs
Goodwin will reside temporarily at the
Prince George.
Mrs J. H. Sinson gave a lunch today in
honor of Mrs. Mary NJ North of Snow Hill,
Md. who Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Nc
Laughlin. Those present were Mrs. Smell,
Mrs. A. B. Garden, Mrs. A. GUIDE, Mrs.
Dodge. Mrs. Swindell, Mrs. Davidson, Miss
Jena Davidson, Mrs. Robinson The house
was decorated with chrysanthemums.
The Capitol Hill Junior Club held its first
meeting at the home of Russell Pole last
Wednesday evening. The election of officers
resulted In Russell Pole as president Mar
garet Furr as vice president, Elmira Hol-
brook as secretary, and Victor Forman as
treasurer. Later games were INDUCED in,
after which all went to the dining ROOM
where refreshments were served. The next
meeting will be held at the home of Miss
Elmira Holbrook. The members of the club
are the Misses Mamie Brown Margaret
Furr, Annie Winter and Elmira Holbrook
the Messrs. Russell Pole. Victor Forman
Wils.e Forman, Carl Brooks and James
Brown.