Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-25


among the acolytes and acted as ring
bearer.
After reception at the Heany home Mr..
BRIDES going-away gown being in blue with
hat to match, trimmed with a bird OF
paradise. The couple will live at 4th and
| M streets on their return.
Miss Edith Finch has returned from Fred
erick City, Nd. and Fort Thomas, Ky.
While in Frederick she was entertained by
her great-aunts.
Mrs. J. Edward Mckee of New York is
| the guest Of Mrs. James Tally of Mount
Pleasant.
A large party assembled at the home of
Mr.. Joseph A. Baur. 46S X street, Sunday
evening, October 81, in honor of the chris
| tening of his only grandchild Joseph Will
liam Harrison, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Percy
Harrison. The little fellow was the recip-
| lent OF many handsome presents. Among
| those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Hanback,
| of Baltimore, Md; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kirk
| land Of Rockville. Md; Mr.. Geo. Baur and
| son, Mr.. VIM. Baur, Mr.. and Mrs Green,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gerhmann, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Susie Synon. Mrs. Katherine Sloan, Mrs. B.
Pfeiffer Miss Claudine Pfeiffer, Mrs. Colo
| niau. Miss Grace Sloan Miss Peannette
Sloan. Miss Florence Dawson, Miss Eliza
beth Dawson. Miss Crosse, Miss E. Wilson,
Miss NJ. DAILY. Miss Marie Gerhmann. Miss
Bessie Baur. Miss Alice Baur, Miss Mabel
| Baur. Mr.. Thomas Synon. Mr. Harry Wat
son. Mr.. McKann. Mr.. Clements. Mr.. Han
nan. Mr.. VIM. Mohler, Mr.. NJ Colbert, Mr..
]. LOTUS. Mr.. R. Mccarthy. Mr.. d. Nc
Carthy. Mr. VIM. Harrison. Mr.. F. Dunn.
Mr.. Bert Stewart, Mr.. E. Fletcher, Mr.. B.
Kennedy. Mr.. B. Susan. Mr.. R. Page, Mr..
Darthy. Mr.. Parsons. Mr.. Hackinus. Mr..
| Paul Baur. Mr.. Chas. Baur, Mr. Osborne,
Mr.. Walsh. Mr.. ]. Nau and Mr.. Rosenberg.
Master SterIinp Anslev entertained feu
| friends at his home, on E street, in honor
OF his eleventh birthday. joyful evening
was spent by the little folks in playing
games and music and many pretty songs
and recitations.. Among those present were
| the Misses Mary and Florence Collins Kath-
| leen Murphy, Pearl MARI, Irene Cole, Alva
| Ansley. Agnes Murphy, Herbert Harvey,
| Floyd Norton, Joseph Norton, Harold and
| Leslie Gooding and Leo Plunkett. Among
| the elders were the Misses Jewel Ansley.
Ruby 4insley katherine Radcliffe, Mrs. NJ.
c. Radcliffe and Mrs. A. E. Cole.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Rena Hartmann of Alexandria, Va, to Mr..
Raymond Blumenfeld of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Walker have
closed their Massachusetts, avenue resi-
dence for the winter and are occupying an
| apartment at the Westmoreland.
The marriage of Miss Claire sellman,
daughter of Mrs. Henry Sellman Of Lees
burg, to Lieut.. Mckinley, U. s. A, is an
nounced to take place Saturday at the
home Of the brides uncle, Maj. Thomas
Bentley Mott, q. S. A, at Fort Riley, Kan.
Miss Sellman is we'll known in Washington,
| where she has frequently visited.
Misses Lucy Douglass of Alexandria, Va.
and Mary Harper of Washington are guests
of the Misses Wise.
Miss Annie E. Phillips is spending a va
cation with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
E. Phillips, Woodmore, Md.
Washington.
Rear Admiral A H. Mccormick U. S. N,
retired has announced the engagement of
his daughter, Clara Kerr, to Mr. G. Stanley
Radford, corps of naval constructors, U.
S. N. Admiral Mccormick and his daugh-
ters reside at Annapolis.
Mr. Jas D. Wills and Miss Elsie S. Jor-
dan were married in st. James Catholic
Church, West Falls Church, Va, at 4
o'clock yesterday afternoon. The cere-
mony performed by Rev. Father Tier
! ney, the pastor, and none were present ex-
cept the immediate relatives of the young
| couple. After dinner, served at the home
| of the parents of the bride at Ballston, Va,
| the young couple left for the north on
| their wedding trip.
George Washington University Hospital
was the setting for a wedding yesterday
afternoon, when Miss Mary E. Coxon, a
patient, was married to Mr.. Samuel B.
Bell. The young bride has been i'll for
| some time and was taken to the hospital
about a week ago. The physicians say she
will soon be well, but Mr.. Bell, anxious to
hasten their wedding day, secured a IL
cense yesterday morning and, accompanied
by his brother and sister, went to the hos
| pital. where the ceremony was performed
| by the Rev j. B. Mclaughlin. The mother
and sister of Miss Coxon were also present
her wi he nh oil II,
charge. That the bride suffered no i'll eff
fects from the excitement of yesterday is
evidenced by her great improvement this
morning. re-
Col. Charles Page Bryan, United States
minister to Portugal, accompanied by his
sister, sailed yesterday for Europe on his
way to Lisbon.
Mr.. James H. Eckels, former controller of
the currency ACCOMPANIED by his daugh-
ter. Miss Phoebe Eckels sailed today on
| the Amerika of the Hamburg-American
| line for Europe
| Mr.. and Mrs. Christian H. Dewey of 80
Seaton place northwest were visited last
evening by a large company of friends, the
occasion being an impromptu party in
honor of the fifth anniversary of their mar
riage. thoroughly enjoyable time was
| had. Music and games made up the even
| ings diversions. Among those present We're:
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Stose, Mr.. and Mrs.
| euse, Mr.. and Mrs. A W. Starratt, Miss
| Sollenberger and Miss Dewey
! Commander Nebolsine, naval attache of
| the Russian embassy and his charming
| wife and three children, Eugene, Rostislav
| and George, arrived in the city last Tues
day and are located at 1925 NJ street north
| west. Commander. Nebolsine succeeded
| Commander Boutakoff They came to
| America last June and spent the summer
| at Blackcost, Conn.,, where they had cot
| tage during the summer. Madame Nebol-
| sine was very popular in society in Russia
| and has travelled extensively. She is a
| linguist Of marked ability.
The engagement is announced of Miss
| Eva M. Gladmon, daughter of Mrs. L. E.
| Gladmon, to Charles E. Sabastin, the
| wedding to take place early in December.
Miss Ella G. Marshall of 1929 NJ street
northwest has returned home from Rich
mond, Va, where she was visiting rela-
| tives and attending the horse show.
Mrs. c. A. Smith returned home from Hot
| Springs, Va, and Mountain Lake Park,
where she spent the summer. Mrs. Smith
| will be pleased to see her friends at 1929
| M street.