Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-04

| ship Heights, Nd, Miss Florence l. Thomp-
son, superintendent of the Eldbrooke NJ. E.
Sunday school OF Tenleytown, and Mr..
Thomas J. Giles were married by the Rev.
NJ Edward Smith. Only the members of
the immediate families were present The
bride wore dainty gown OF white en-
broidered net, and her only attendant. Mrs.
e. M Kline, her sister. as matron of honor.
wore dress of lavender mousseline. Mr..
John w. Thompson. jr. brother of the bride,
was the groomsman.
Miss Mabel C. Sonntag entertained a party
or friends Tuesday evening at her home, 800
u street northwest. The evening was passed
In playing games and vocal and piano Sc
iectfopS Refreshments were served.
The junior classes of the Lansdon NJ E.
Sunday school were entertained by their re-
spective teachers New Year day from un-
til o'clock at the home of the Misses
Elizabeth and S. A. Warren, oath and
Franklin streets, Langdon. d. G., assisted
by Miss Eta Page. Those present were
Misses Anna and Vira Walton, Dorothy
Veith, Anne and Josephine Mitchell, Julia
Andrews. Abbie and Mildred Cole Dolly
Newell, Pauline Lawson. Ida Loor. Lucille
Rigsby. Frances Binnix, Marie Corwin.
Elizabeth Fall and Marjorie Phelps, and
Masters Herbert and Joe Sheriff, Jesse and
Joseph Langford, William Dempsey. Thomas
Chester, Felix Tyler Lindsay, Clarence and
Lawrence Elliott. Guy and Ashby Dodson
George and William Schultz, Vernon Gray,
Lloyd Kelley, Robert and Clarence Smith,
William Nigh. Herbert Cole and Charles
Eberhardt.
Mrs Fendall Alexander entertained at a
lunch and card party at her home on
Georgetown Heights. Those present were
Mrs Leonard Lispenard Nicholson, Mrs
Matte Waggaman Brawner, Mrs. Josiah
Read Bailey Mrs. Eugene Carusi, Mrs. Ar
thur Alexander. Mrs. James Alexander Mrs
Hutchins. Mrs. Lowe. Mrs. Tew, Mrs. Don
aldson. Mrs. Sddons Mrs. Stead, Miss Clar-
libel Cassin and the Misses Alexander.
Mrs. Matthew Trimble and Mrs. Henry
Fenno Sawtelfe viii be at home today from
3 until o'clock at 1920 Rhode Island ave-
nue.. -
Tuesday evening dinner was given by
Miss Jeanette Baker and her brother,
Charles Baker, at their home on the Con-
dEIit road. After dinner. dancing, singing
and story telling followed. Those present
were Misses Anna Fulton, Ellen Moffut,
Katharine Alvord- Edith Smith and Fran
ces Newcomb. and Messrs. Greed Fulton,
Thomas harrington. William Bland. Ed
ward ROBBIE and John Waterman.
Mrs. Landon Wolf Hopkins of street
northwest is visiting Mrs. Hopkins of Nc
Gaheysviue, Va.
Mrs Joel Hillmann Will be at home to-
morrow and will be pleased to see her
friends.
In the presence of a few intimate friends
Mr.. Mortimer H. Acheson and Mrs. Eva
Perry Hodges were married December 20
at the residence of Mr.. William NJ. Dove,
1910 H street northwest. The Rev. DR.. S.
R. Murray OBLIGATED Mr.. and Mrs. Ache
son will be at home to their friends at the
Cumberland.
From the tea given by Mrs. Hoyt wife of
the solicitor general and throughout the
ar-t and don
Willard the Yale Glee and Banjo Clubs
were the bright particular stars of both the
older and the younger sets yesterday. The
tea at which Mrs Hoyt welcomed a num-
Der of young people was very pleasant
occasion. The concert was delightful, and
In the audience of notables the Secretary
of War and Mrs. Taft thoroughly enjoyed
every number. Mrs. Taft, with group of
other prominent hostesses afterward re-
ceived at the dance. held in the adjoining
ball room. concluding a day of capital en-
joyment for all concerned, perfect in every
thing save the weather.
The assistant secretary of state and Mrs.
Bacon will give dinners tonight and to-
morrow night.
Miss Leah Stanfel of 2733 P street leaves
the latter part of next week for four
months trip. She will go to Cleveland, To-
ledo Cincinnati. Chicago and St Louis.
Mrs. J. Eiseman, Ola NJ street, will be at
home Fridays for the remainder of the sea-
son.
Mrs .Sverman wife of Senator Overman,
and Mrs. Piles, wife of Senator Piles. will
not receive on January %, owing to I'M
avoidable circumstances. They have
changed the date to the first Thursday in
February, when they will receive at the
Cochran.
Miss Virginia Butler has returned from a
two years absence in Italy, and IS at 1906
o street.
Mrs. Electa e. Smith, who has been quite
Ill for some time is now convalescing, and
hopes to get out the coming week.
Mrs. Eleanor Harrison and her daughter
Mrs Evans Browne, will be at home the
last three Thursdays in January from
to g. at 2437 18th street.