Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-14
after an absence of year spent in visiting
| strange countries and touring the world.

after an absence of year spent in visiting
strange countries and touring the world.
Of well-known Washington couple a
Boston paper had this to say lately: 1.-The
Clarence MoOres are also having a new
Washington mansion built. 1t is in the
XVI, and when completed will be one of
the handsomest residences in the city, as
well as the first of the style it follows. Mr.
and Mrs. Moore, who spent the summer
motoring in Europe, purchased numerous
things abroad for the furnishings. The
Moores are in mourning and so will not
take any part in social life this season. but
In another year they will give many enter
tafnments."
A very delightful progressive euchre
party was enjoyed Friday evening last by
National Capital Council. No. 447, Ma
tional Union. at 316 Pennsylvania avenue
southeast. The prizes were beautiful and
ing: First lady's prize, Mrs. L. F. Palmer;
second lady's prize. Mrs. ]. Borland: third
lady's prize. Mrs. Marvin; BOBBY prize. Mrs
A. ]. Harris: first gentleman's prize, Asa J.
Harris: second gentleman's prize. N. C.
Riker; third gentleman's prize, ]. Lusby:
BOBBY prize. ]. E. Borland Light refresh
ments were served during the evening.
The residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bates
was the scene Of merry gathering Of
young folks Thursday night to celebrate
the birthday of their youngest daughter
Bessie. MUSIC, CnaraOeS ana QanclnS were
enjoyed. and after refreshments were
served Miss Madolin Smithson contributed
to the success Of the evening with fancy
dancing. Mrs. Smithson, Mrs. Sargent and
Miss Sims also assisted in entertaining.
Among those present were the Misses
Mamie Wall. Lottie Ball. Bessie Birch.
Frances Ball. Madoiin Smithson, Gladdis
Mills. Annie Krahln. May Krahlin. Ethel
Daughten, Matte Rogerson, Leslie Sargent
Rachael WOLF. Florence Towers. Bessie
Bates. and Messrs. Hugo Stahl, Clark
Fitchue, Walter Costello, Roland James,
Allen Bradley, Bernard Humphreys Tram
ton Smith. Arnold Barbour. Raymond Mea-
der, Harry Lovless and Raymond Bates.
The marriage Of Miss H. Grace Flanagan
and Lieut.. Caspar N. Cole of the 9th United
States Cavalry was one of the notable
events of last Saturday evening in st.
Louis The ceremony was performed at
the bride, Mrs Rose Flanagan Of Won Yer
sen avenue. Rev Father, ]. J. .McGlynn off,
ciating. The keynote Of color for the we'd
States cavalry. The groom had as his best
man a brother officer. Lieut.. Edward CAL
vert. The bride was attended by her sis
ter. Miss Adele Flanagan as maid of honor
gowned in soft shimmering white satin,
deliberately trimmed with a garniture Of
exquisite old family lace. The tulle veil
was simply held In place with pearl pins
and she carried a shower Of lilies Of the
valley The maid of honor was likewise
gowned in white, her toilet being of soft
white silk. ornamented with quantities Of
Valenciennes lace. She carried shower
of yellow chrysanthemums. After the cere-
mony the couple received the congratula-
lions Of their friends before leaving for
their honeymoon trip to New Orleans. They
will be stationed for q time at Fort Sherf-
dan, III.
Mrs Anderson has been in Detroit lately
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Philip H Nc
MILAN. Several entertainments were given
her by mutual friends.
Mrs. James Mcmillan and Miss Grace
| Mcmillan Jarvis, who have been in AK for
some time, will return here shortly. Miss
Amy Mcmillan Is making motor trip
through Germany with the Baroness Won
Ketteler.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Norman. who have
sold their Boston house. are still at Beverly,
where Mrs. Norman Is convalescing from a
trying illness. They spent last winter in
Washington. and liked the life here SO
well that they have decided to make 1t
their permanent winter home. They will
be in Boston more or less. however. as they
were last season with Mrs. Norman's sister
Mrs. Bryce Allan.
Mrs. NJ. NJ Hebner and her daughter.
Miss Clara, who spent last winter abroad