Evening star., 1907-11-11

! sachusetts avenue. Mss Margretta Morse,
| the.r second daughter. will make her
debut the coming winter.
Another debutanre of the coming sea-
son will be Miss Helen Durant Church
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Melville Church,
who will be introduced at a tea December
4 at the home of her parents.
The Mexican am bassador and Nine
Creel returned Saturday from their home
in Chihuahua. Mex. where the welcom
of their friends expressed in many beau
tiful floral tokens, awaited them.
The minister of Hayti and Nine. Leger
returned from Europe Saturday. and are
at their legation on Rhode Island ave-
nue.. The minister was in attendance at
the peace conference AT The Hague and
Nine. Leger spent the latter part of the
summer In France with their sons.
The Southern Cotillon Club of Prince
George county gave the first of a ser'@@
of germans in Masonic Hall. HyattsNille,
Saturday evening. The dining hali and
main auditorium were prattily decorated
with autumn leaves this feature being in
charge of Mrs. Alfred II. Wells. Mrs.
JOS PHI A BlundOn and Miss Agnes NJ ldd.
Tie chaperons were Masdames Chari- 8
Wells. Joseph \. Blundon and NJ. f
Gait. The dancers were Mr.. Charles
Earle of Eiverdale, with Mrs. Earle: Mr.
Claude f. Warren of Rivardalc, with Mrs.
Warren; Mr.. z. A Fuller of Hyattsvill =.
with Mrs. Fuller; Mr.. r. Carroll Grant of
Washington. with Miss Rosalie Carr of
Hyattsville: Mr.. J. l. Palmore of College
Park with Mrs. n G. Justice; Mr. Mac
Buckley of Gainesville. Va. with Miss
Laura I,atimer of Hyattsville: Mr.. J. F.
Lillard of Hyattsville. with Miss Edith
Coombs of Washington; Mr., Albert Cur
ran of Washington. with Mrs. Curran;
Mr.. E. p Walls Of College Park with
Miss Bessie Green; Mr.. r. H. Kerr of
Stewart Shay of Washington. with Miss
Jennie Kerr of College Park: Mr.. Eriot
Dent of Washington, with Miss Marie
Blundon of Rive erdale: Mr.. Brooke Harper
of Washington, with Miss Alice Carr OF
Hyattsvile; Mr.. Herbert H. Smith of Ber-
wyn, with Miss Emily Hickey of Hyatts
Vile; Mr.. l.. F. E5erbach with Miss Paul
in. Amen; Mr.. Albert Turner of Aquasco,
with Miss Margaret Welsh; Mr.. Frank
Mudd with Mss Bessie Mudd, and Mr..
Colan. with Miss Agnes Mudd. Messrs.
W. w. Smith and Horace r. Turner, the
latter in charge of the details of the
german We're stag.
a delightful repast was served about
1890 o'clock and during the inter-
mission a business meeting of the club
was held with the newly elected pras-
dent, Horace r. Hunter. in the chair. 1t
was decided to increase the membership
of the board of govern from five to
seven. and Mr. Claude E. Warren of Riv-
erdae was elected second vice president.
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher P. Gardner of
Charleston, s. c., have issued cards an
nouncing the marriage at their residence
In this city on last Wednesday at pm.
of their daughter Lucy Emily and Mr..
William Thomas Peake of this city. On
account Of illness in the family the mar
riage a private and home wedding,
only the immediate relatives and a few
intimated friends being present. among
those being Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. McEwan
from South Carolina. Mrs. DR.. ]. Allen
German and daughter from New Orleans,
La, and Mrs. Fred A. Collins of this city.
The decorations of the home by Guide
Bros. were very beautiful, of palms and
chrysanthemums. After refreshments the
happy couple took the II o'clock train
for q trip to the jamestown exposition,
and will tour the New England states be-
fore their return. They will reside at 121
10th street northeast this city.
Holy Trinity Church Georgetown, was
the. scene at high noon Wednesday last
autumn. when Miss Agnes Louise Stan
ton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Stanton. became the wife of Mr.. j. Leo
Kalb of this city The church was taste
fulIy decorated with yellOW CNrySdnlno-
NUNS palms and ferns.
Rev Thomas Harlin. 81, pastor of the
church. performed the ceremony. The
best man was Mr.. Josenh Sheehy land the
ushers were Mr.. William Coombs, Mr..
Robert Howard: DR.. Harry. Price and
Mr. ]. Reilly Stanton, brother of the
bride.
The bride, who was escorted by her
father, was beautifully Fowned In
princess dress of ivory white silk with
@no, lnr nf dIlnh 10 tIvIQ
veil fell to the hem of her dress. and
was crowned with natural orange bios
SONS. Her bouquet was of bride roses.
Miss Grace Ogden of California was
Miss Margaret Reilly and Miss Marie
Reilly Of New York city, cousins of the
bride; Miss Edith Holt Miss Lillian
Smith and Miss Theresa Lane. They were
prettily dressed in white point d'esprit
over white taffeta. and wore yellow sash
es and wreaths Of natural oak leaves on
their hair After the ceremony a recep-
ton for the bridal party was held at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Stanton. 3OOS o
street. where the bride will be at home
to her friends Tuesdays throughout the
winter.
Mrs. Bainbridge-Hoff has returned to
town and Will spend the winter at 2O11
Q street northwest. Her daughter. Mrs.
Greene is with her for a few weeks.
Mr.. Charles Greeley Abbott left Thursday
for San Francisco, where he will sail No
vember % for Flint Island to observe the
total eclipse Of the sun January 3, 1903.
The marriage Of Miss Mamie OConnell
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jerem' 'ah O'Con-
nell, to Harry Dalton Denney took place
Saturday morning at st. Aloysius Catholic
Church. The bride, a charming brunette.
wore smart tailored gown Of mode chif-
fon broadcloth with picture hat to match.
She was attended bv Miss DOrOthv Den
ney sister of the groom, who was gowned
in dark olive green with hat to match.
Mr.. Morris O'Connell acted as best man.
Immediately after the ceremony the en-
tire party-ffteen in all-drove to the
station. where the couple took train for
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Monroe Hopkins have
moved into the new residence which they
have recently purchased, 212S Bancroft
place.