Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-01
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
BALTIMORE WEDDING OF GREAT
INTEREST HERE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont Will En-.
terrain at a Musicale Per-
sonal Notes.

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The marriage of Mr.. l. g. Goldenberg and
Miss Helen Greenbaum Will take place this
| evening at o'clock at the home OF the
brides parents in Baltimore. Immediately
after the ceremony the couple will leave for
| New York, where they will take steamer
for Europe, visiting London. Paris and Ber-
| lin. They will be at home to their friends
| some time in April.
The assistant secretary of state and Mrs.
| Bacon will entertain tonight at dinner,
! for which sixty-four covers will be laid
| around small tables Over fifty extra guests
| will come in later for the dance. Miss Doro-
| thy Whitney. daughter of the late William
| c. Whitney, of New York, whose formal
| presentation takes place this month with
| Miss Ethel Cowdin and Miss May Tuck
erman and several New York and Harvard
men are house guests at the Bacon home.
| Mrs. 1. Herman of 2419 18th street north
west. will be pleased to see her friends
| Fridays.
Col. and Mrs. Harper of 10Th street enter
TAXED Saturday night at a dinner of twelve
| covers.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Thyson gave a de-
! nghtful Dutch supper" at their residence
1909 Y street northwest, on Saturday
evening IN honor of the anniversary of
| their soE George.
The parlors were tastefuly decorated
| WIN RIBBONS, flowers and Christmas green's
while the dining room was handsomely fur
nished and decorated in typical Dutch
| style.
Musical selections were rendered by
Misses Latham. Taylor and Thyson. and a
very enjoyable eve ming Spent.
Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs Os-
car u. Carlson of Little Rock Ill.,; Mr. and
Mrs George Thyson, Mrs Burnett. Misses
Belt, Taylor. Latham and Thyson and
| and DIR. Pippin
Christmas night, at ST. An;hony's Church,
MI William e. Higgins of Brookland, tenor
soiolst IN the choir of that church and
MISS Denia Patton of 9TH street northwest
were married by Father Southgate Harry
r montgomery of Washington was best
! man, Miss Della Mellen of Washington
| bridesmaid; Misses Pauline and MARGARET
| Monahan of 9Th street, city, flower girls;
Messrs. Frank Watson of Brookland s.
Arthur Eyler and Laurence p Higgins of
| the city and Frank McHugh of Brookland
We're ushers. Mr.. Harry Nesbitt of the civ
| escorted the bride. The bride was hand
| someiy attired in cream albatross wore a
tuile VeH and carried a bunch of white
| roses. The bridesmaid wore Nile green
organdie and carried pink roses. The flow
| err girls wore white organdie carried bas-
| kets of daisies and their dresses were dec
! GRATED with daisies. After the ceremony a
| reception was held at the home of the
| bride, at ST. 9Th street northwest.
| The young ladies of the commercial de-
| partment of St. Patrick's Academy gave a
| Christmas holiday dance in New Carroll
Hail, 924 G street, on the evening of De-
cember 2S. The members of the commit
| tee, consisting of Misses Lille Miller, Clara
Reichenbach, Irene Burdine Marie Joyce,
| Eunce Desser, Marie Hines, and their In
| vited friends numbered about seventy-fve
persons who danced from an early hour
| until midnight The hall was tastefully
decorated with palms, holly, evergreens,
| intermixed with the class colors, lavender
| and gold, which were draped from the bal
! cony and walls.
Mrs Agnes II. wilkins announces the en-
gagement OF her daughter. Miss Agnes Ray
wilkins to Mr.. Douglas Winfield Holton
of Norwood Mass Mr.. Holton is employed
in the water department of the District
government.
Mrs. C. A. Reynolds, assisted by Mrs.
Claudia Schafhirt and Lu Johnson, 1928 9th
street northwest, will receive today from
3 to ..
Mr.. and Mrs Perry Belmont are now
settled for the winter at 1901 18th street
and will give small musicale January 20
when Caruso will sing.
The following ladies will receive at True
Reformers Hall 18th and u streets north
west, from to 9:30 this evening: Miss
Fairfax Brown, Miss Eva Brown, Miss Eta
Countee. Mrs. A M Curtis, Mrs.2 Florence
P. Clark, Miss Lulu Chiders, Miss Los
sic Cromwell Mrs. w. II. Conner, Miss
Eunice Dorster, Mrs. ]. G. Bowling, Miss
Edna Grey, Mrs. Arthur S. Gray, Mrs. Spur
geon NJ Gray, Miss Leota Henson Mrs. w.
L. Houston, Mrs. Clotille Houston, Mrs A.
F. Hilyer, Miss Anne Jones, Mrs. ]. c.
Keelan. Miss Lulu Love, Mrs. J. A. Lark
ford, Miss Theresa Lee, Miss Alice Nelson.
Miss Sara Neale. Mrs. Gabrelle-Lewis Pei
ham. Misses Eula and Virginia Ross, Miss
Robinson Miss Mamie Shepherd, Misses An
ME and Hattie Thomas Miss Jennie Will
Hanson, Mrs. E. D. Williston.
A pleasant evening was spent at the home
of Misses Mabel and Elsie Barbour, 1241
Maryland avenue northeast, December %.
Among those present were Misses Rita
Allen, Myrtle Sharswood Elsie Sharswood.
Ruby Gaver, Olive Saunders, Catherine
Bond, Mabel Carter and Eunice Winfree
and Messrs. Young, Albert Ayre, Nelson
Coakley, Ellis McClees, Warren Potts
Myron Webster, Taxon Dean and Robert
Winfree.
The Young Women's Christian Associa-
ton rooms, 10th and + Streets, will be
open to the public afternoon and evening.
The members of the board of directors will
receive from 4 to 10.
Miss Marie L. Prince, entertained most
delightfully."- at her home, 1927 r street
a number of her young friends. A guess
Ing problem, the feature of the evening
was solved by Miss Edna Galleher, after
which refreshments We're served amid
Christmas greens and holly. Those present
were: Misses Ethel NJ. Parker, Abbie John
son, Edna Galleher, Miriam Ford, Nina
Mackall, Louise Hines, Grace Rutherford,
Messrs. Richard Cochran, Tracy Johnston,
Clifford Howard, Tilder Carter. Fred Crom-
well, w. S. Graham, Capt. Edward Law
Leslie E. f. Prince.
Misses Leora and Ann Goddard en-
tertained party of friends at their home,
on S street Saturday evening, the decora-
tons for the occasion being holly, mistletoe,
red bells and red ribbons. Many enjoyable
as well unique games were INDUCED in,
the prizes being captured by Miss Gertrude
Lyddane and Mr.. E. M. Low. At late
hour the guests adjourned to the dining
ROOM where supper was served from pref
tily decorated table, each one receiving a
dainty favor from a large bell suspended
above the table. After supper Miss Ann
Goddard delightfully."- entertained the guests
with both vocal and instrumental music
The happy party ended with an old-fash
Toned Virginia reel. Among those present
were Misses Adel TAFT. Lillian New
man. Gertrude Lyddane. Mary Wild, May
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