Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-27

second Tuesday Of each month at a112 n
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto T. Simon are at At
lantic City.
Mrs R. B. Bradford and Miss Bradford
will be at home Fridays in January. Mrs.
H. A. Bradford will be with Mrs. Brad
ford January 3.
Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin Harris and their
house guest Miss MIRIAM Mayer Of New
York, will be at home Sunday to their
friends, 223 18th street northeast.
DR.. Wilson P Malone. prominent
member OF the knights Of Columbus. was
honored by number of his friends In
Rauscher's last night. DR.. Malone will
be welded shortly to Miss Edith Fran
zoni. daughter of DR.. Joseph Franzom OF
COS Massachusetts, avenue northwest. The
pective groom was in the hands of his
friends. and they did not fail to make
him feel that in renouncing bachelorhood
he. was doing the correct thing DR.,
Henry j.. Crosson was the POSTMASTER.
The guests were: George r. Repeti, G.
K. Koones. Charles Rauscher. H. J. Cros-
son. H. E. Brooks. ]. P. Cullen. F. W.
Dom, George H. Ogle. Julius Wenig. B.
NJ. Bridget. Thomas j. Fisher, George
T. Kolb, P. Halt.gan, J. H; Johnson
Began, Addison P. Winship. H. w. So
! hon. Michael Hester, E ]. Collins, P. s.
Warren. George c. Mari. ]. 8: Easily
| Smith. A. E. Fowler. ]. Leo Kolb John
| car Luckett, J. E McKeever, w. l.. Ford.
w. II. De Lacy. Rev. George H. Dough
erty. B. L. Grove, w. A. Simpson, ].
L. Heisiell, NJ. A. Keane. L. A. Downey
and M Horn.
The speakers were: Judge W. H. DeL.acy
I Haitian atQfo doD1Ifv for the INa-
trict of Columbia; H. w. Sohon, George
R. Repetti, B. NJ. Bridget, ]. 9. Easily
Smith and Julius Wenis.
Mrs. Mary cahill entertained at her
home in N street last evening a few
friends to meet Cadet Dunsworth of
West Point, who is visiting his brother.
Mr.. Malcomb Dunsworth. The early part
sive euchre. after which dancing was
INDUCED in. Great merriment was caused
by the prolific use of the mistletoe bOugh.
The first prize to ladies In the euchre
Mr.. William Erwin received the gentle
mans prize. Miss Mae Coyne and Cadet
Dunsworth gracefully accepted the con-
ISOLATION prizes.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Hull, Mr.. and Mrs George Emerich. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry senay, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Sharpe, Mr.. and Mrs. John Cos
tello, Mrs Prince. Miss Nellie Brosnan.
Misses Hull, Miss Margaret Leanord. Miss
Mae Coyne. Miss Margaret Coyne, Miss
Pittman. Miss Mary Sullivan. Miss Mat
tie Fisher, Miss Morgan. Miss Helen Nor
gan, Misses Killian. Miss Mary Kilian.
Miss Emerich Miss Edith Kaiser Mr..
George Preston, Mr.. William Erwin, Mr..
Morgan. Mr.. Harry Kaiser. Mr.. Fago, Mr.
Dunworth. Mr. Donald Miller. Mr.. Frank
Wells, Mr.. Harry Senay, jr., Mr.. Harry
Quinn. Mr. George Hegelton, DR.. David
son and Mr.. Paul Barton.
The Dowager Countess de Sibour, who
has been quite i'll for several weeks at her
home on Farragut square, is now out of
danger.
A pretty wedding was celebrated Christ
mas evening on Capitol Hill, when the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. X Stribling.
Miss Mary Belle, and Mr.. Bert Myers were
married. The parlors were beautifully
decorated in green and red, over 100
Christmas bells being used. The bride is
the granddaughter Of the late Rear Ad-
miral C. K. Stribiing, U.S.N.. and the
groom holds a position in the Department
OF Commerce and Labor. Rev. e. Holmes
Lamar off1ciated at the ceremony. after
which a buffet lunch was served. The
young couple will make their home tenn
porarily at 1101 H street northwest.