Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-04
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
PROGRAM OF RECEPTIONS AND
DINNERS AT WHITE HOUSE.
Courtesies Extended to Retiring Of
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Personal Notes.

| Oio 10 LIE program OF receptions
and dinners at the White House for the
saason of 1907-oS: Thursday, Desamber
10. cabinet dinner pm; Wednesday.
January 1, New Year reception, II am.
| to l 30 pm; Thursday, January 8, diplo-
matte reception, to 1890 pm; Thursday,
January 16, diplomatic dinner, s pm;
| Thursday. January q. judicial reception,
to 1890 pm: Thursday. January 80.
| Supreme Court dim r, pm Thursday.
| February 6, congressional reception, to
1880 pm: Thursday, February 20, army
and navy eception. to 1920 pm.
Commissioner and Mrs. L. W. Thavis
| were recipients of considerable social at
tention at the jamestown exposition in
the way of farewell luncheons and din
ners during the past week. Last Wei
nesday they were given a dinner at the
| Army and Navy Club on the exposit on
grounds by Mr.. James A. Wood, COM
| missioner general of the Alaska Yuko l.
Pacific exposition; Thursday: luncheon
| Rowe Boutwell,; Friday, luncheon at the
Army and Navy club. by Mr.. w NJ.
| Geddes, secretary of the United States
| ter-centennial commission; Saturday even
| ing. dinner and dance was rendered them
at the Chamherlin Hotel, at Old Point,
| by Lieut.. L. N. Fullerton. On Sunday
Capt. Boutwell, entertained the Jamestown
| Press Club in honor of Mr.. Thavs on his
| schooner yacht cruising In Hanp on
sition with the jamestown exposition as
| commissioner of exploitation, and with
Mrs. Thavis. will return to Washington
next week to take up his congressional
| newspaper work
| Mrs. Truman H. Newberry, wife of the
| assistant secetary of the navy, VII pre-
| sent her daughter, Miss Carol Newbe .ry.
November 25. at an afternoon tea Miss
| Newberry will accompany her parents to
| Detroit to spend the Christmas holidays
where a round of gayety awaits her
| They will be the guests of Mr. Newberry S
mother, Mrs. John 8. Newberry, who is a
| frequent guest of her son in Washington.
Mrs. Newberry will present her grand
| daughters, Miss Newberry and Miss Cal
| Stevens, to Detroit society at tea on De-
| cember 26, and in the evening Of the same
day. the assistant secretary and Mrs.
| Newberry will give large ball for their
| daughter. On New Year eve. Mrs. Harry
Stevens, sister of Mr.. Newberry, will give
| another large ball for her daughter and
her niece. Other dances and innumerabie
| luncheons and dinners are being Planned
for Miss Newberry. whose every minute
in Detroit, her parents home, will be TAX
en- up with pleasures. Mr.. and Mrs. New
berry and their daughter will return to
Washington in January.
Miss Ethel Dodson of Monroe street
was the hostess at an enjoyable dance
given to nine couples Friday, Novem-
Der 1. Refreshments were served Among
Boardman. Mabel Daley, Alys Hawks,
Charlotte Warren, Charlotte koehler,
Margaret Lewis: Ida Morrill, and Frances
Clements. and the Messrs. Stuard Young.
Roy Carly, Jack Mckenzie. Shirley
Frank Herndon, Charles Lewis and
Charles Collins.
Miss Edna I. Bowen, formerly of this
IL, L,,& ~ al v{Gst Inc
relatives and friends in Baltimore and
Washington.
Mr.. Lawrence I. Nordlinger entertained
a number of friends at a most enjoyable
party Saturday afternoon at his home,
1941 Biltmore street. Several novel
games were enjoyed during the after
noon. after which the guests were invited
into the dining room, where dainty
luncheon was served. The guests pres
emit were Misses Miriam Franc, Rosie
Breslau, Sophie King, Rita Schiffman,
Elsie Adler. Hortense Brylawski, Louise
Berliner. Erna Eiseman. Alma Baer,
Selma. selingsr. Katie Heller IA, and the
smith, Gerald Grosner, Leroy Newmyer,
Maurice Selinger. Sylvan King, Mortimer
King, Raymond Goodman, Henry Berlin
err, Lester Eiseman, Isaac Haas and Law
renee Heller.
Miss Marian Wolf Is the guest of the
Misses Adler Of Fairmont street north
west.
Mrs. Morris Ganss and son have re-
turned to their home in Cleveland, Ohio,
after visit in town with Mrs. N. Pey-
ser of U street.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Cassassa announce
the enga cement of their daughter Augusta
Columbia and MT. Joseph Givinion No
vember 49, at high noon at the home of
the bride-elect's parents, 106 G street
| northwest.
a pretty wedding took place at the First
Presbyterian Church at Ballston Satur-
day last at 1880 pm, when Miss Ora
WEIGH, granddaughter Of Mr.. George o.
married to Mr.. Charles D. Boyer of the
National City Bank of Washington, D. c.
Rev. William j. Young, pastor of the
| church. performed the ceremony. The
gether large and most representative
| congregation. The ushers We're Mr..
Henry N. Walters of Langley, Va: Mr..
Davis of Manassas. Va. Mr. Otney STRAIT
ton and Mr.: Lewis Rothwell OF wash
| sister of the bride. was maid of honor.
| She. wore a gown of pink crepe de chine
and carried bouquet of La France 'oses.
The bride entered the church with her
grandfather, Mr.. Wunder, who gave her
away, and was met at the altar by the
BRIDEGROOM and his best man, Mr.. Ber-
nard Stevens of Washington. The bride
was gowned in handsome ivory. satin
trimmed with point lace. Her veil was
of tulle fastened with lilies of the val
| ley. She carried a shower bouquet Of
bride roses and lilies of the valley. After
the ceremony a reception was given at
| the home of Mr.. Wunder, where the deco
rations were palms and autumn flowers.
After tour south the couple will reside
at PetWorth, D. c.
The marriage of Miss Mamie Agnes
! Gordon daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
| liam T. Gordon of this city. and Mr.. Fred
erick William Muller took place Thursday
at Woodside, Md. Mr.. and Mrs. Muller's
wedding trip included a visit to the
| Jamestown exposition, and upon their
| return to Washington they will live at
119 K street northwest.
| Mrs. Magnus Thompson, president of
StonewaI Jackson Chapter, United Daugh
tiers of the Confederacy; Mrs. Somerville
Harris. president Of Robert E. Lee Chap
ter; Miss Desha, president of Albert sgd
ney Johnson Chapter; Mrs. Wayne. presi-
| dent of the Beauregard Chapter; Mrs.
Archibald Young, first vice president of
| the District Daughters; Miss Mamie r.
| HAth, the president of Southern Relief
Society, will be the chaperones at the
| dance to be given the coming Friday
night under the auspices of the first
| named chapter.