Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-20


and Miss Fleming will be at home Wednes-
days IN January.
The naval attache of the French embassy
and Nine. de Blanpre entertained at dinner
last night at their newly established home
on 10th street. Among those present were
Mime. de Littinicre, mother of the hostess;
the counselor of the embassy, M. des
Portes, and Nine. des Portes; Capt. Ryan,
| naval attache Of the British embassy, and
Mrs. Ryan; Prince de Lynar and Count
Hatzfeldt. both of the German embassy;
| Miss des Portes, Count de Cambrun and
Mr.. Royaards
Mrs. Pinchot had company Of friends in
yesterday to meet her daughter, Lady john
stone, who is with her for the rest of this
month. Mrs. Garfield. Mrs. Mulligan, Mrs.
George Becker and Miss Merriam Crosby as
sisted.
Mrs. Shonts. wife Of the chairman Of the
Panama canal commission, will give a tea
December Is, to introduce her daughters,
the Misses Shonts These young ladies, who
went to school in this city, had a very gay
season abroad last spring and summer,
and were presented, as was their mother.
in one of the early drawing rooms at the
British capital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Addison will give
a dance December IL at Rauscher's, at
which their niece, Miss Jessie Steele, will
make her debut.
Rev. George Calvert Carter, rector of St.
Andrews Episcopal Church, and Mrs. Car
ter gave reception last night in the parish
hall at 18th and Corceran streets. when sew
eral hundred members of the parish were
present. A musicale program by the quar-
tet of the church, which includes Mrs. AL
fred T. Gage, soprano; Mrs. John Roberts,
alto; John L. Apple tenor, and Mr.. Schae-
fe-, bass, sang several selections A buffet
supper served from a overlooked
table. Assisting the rector and his wife
We're the wives of the vestrymen of ST. An
drews, those present being Mrs. M. T. En-
dicott. Mrs Sprigg Poole, Mrs. Huske, Mrs.
j. L. Earnshaw, Mrs. George Barrie, Miss
]. Burden, Mrs. s. ]. Willard, Mrs. W. W.
Stafford and Mrs. w. NJ Williams.
Miss Ellen Lee Young, daughter of Mr..
Livingston I. Young of Montana, and Mr..
Aloysius Worthington Bowling of Balti-
more will be married tomorrow afternoon
uncle, Mr.. Eugene A. Jones, 2120 18th
street. Only relatives will be present and
no reception will follow.
Mrs. Ida H. McKnew, and the Misses
Edna, Louise and Donald McKnew of this
city in Paris, where they registered
yesterday at the New York Herald office.
Among the events of last week was q
small tea given by Mrs. Ellinger at her at
tractive home 2012 Hillyer place, in honor
of her sister and niece, Mrs and Miss
Earlangher who have recently returned
from long sojourn in Europe. Miss Ear
langher is a most charming personality
and will be delightful addition to the lists
of debutantes.
Miss Louise McCartee. daughter of the
late George B. McCartee former chief of
the bureau of printing and engraving, and
Mr.. George A Webster, organiSt of the
Church of the Good Shepherd of this city
were married at St Pauls Episcopal
Church. at Salem, N. Y, on Wednesday,
November 7, by the Rev. c. r. Stetson of
the Church of the Good Shepherd The
church was beautifully decorated and filled
with friends, and the wedding was the pref
test ever seen in that vicinity, The bride
wore an empire princesse gown of ivory
white peau de cygne trimmed with renais-
sance lace, and a wreath of lilies of the
valley. She carried a shower bouquet of the
same flowers. The two matrons of honor,
Mrs. James Gibson, jr.,- sister, and Mrs.
white. Null and lace gowns over pink silk,
with wreaths of smilax, caught in place by
bridesmaids roses. Just in front of the
bride walked her little nephew, James Glib
son. jr., second, dressed in white, and car
rying her white ivory prayer book. large
reception was rendered the bridal party
and friends at the home of the brides sis
ter. Mrs. James Gibson, jr.. where the
happy pair received the best wishes of their
friends, and the many beautiful presents
were duly admired. After spending their
honeymoon in New York city, Mr.. and Mrs.
Webster have returned to Washington, and
will be at home after December l at their
Newton apartment corner 9th and E streets
northeast.
Mr.. and Mrs F. Carl Smith have returned
from the mountains to their home, 1879
18th street northwest, where they will re-
ceive Saturdays throughout the season.
The many friends of Nine. Thierry of
Paris will be glad to learn that she and
her mother have taken apartments at the
Portland. During the late autumn they
have been visiting Nine. Thierrys sister,
the wife of Lieut.. Fowler Of the navy, who
is stationed at Annapolis They will be
pleased to see their friends Mondays during
the winter.
Miss Catherine Cullom Ridgely, who has
and Miss Katharine Williams of Chicago,
gave tea in their honor yesterday, when
Miss Converse. Miss Dali and the Misses
Switzerland assisted. Tonight Miss Ridgely
will give box party for Miss Ormdorff
and Miss Denny.
Last evening at S:15 o'clock Miss Mary
E. Mortimer Of this city was married to
home Of the brides cousin, Miss Wis
thorpe, 145 U street northwest. Mr.. and
Mrs. Miller will be at home to their friends
after December at their future home in
Riverdale Md.
Miss Agnes Mildred Reagan, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Reagan Of this city,
and Mr.. John d. Leonard, treasurer of the
Mercantile Savings Fund Society, were
quietly married this morning at St Paul s
Roman Catholic Church in the presence of
the immediate relatives of the contracting
parties. The ceremony was performed by
Rev Father ]. F. Mackin, pastor Of the
church. Immediately following the we'd
ding Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard left the city
for wedding trip to Atlantic City and
New York. upon the completion of which
they will reside in this city in apartments
in the Juniata.
Mrs. John oliver Moque will be at home
Thursday, November %, at her new resi-
dence, 1902 18th street. Owing to the abb
sence from the city she will not be at home
again this month
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Hatch of Honolulu
have taken apartments at Stoneleigh Court
for the winter.
Mrs Mortimer H. Acheson will be ut
do fv1R,