Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-06

Frederick Wolff and Mr. Charles volandt
were married Thursday last at the home
of the bride.
The bride was attended by her sister,
Miss Minnie Wolff, and escorted by her
father. Mr.. Peter Horn was best man.
The couple received many han some pres
ents. AT IL 80 they left amid shower of
rice and old shoes for Fort Myer, Va.
where they will reside, and will be pleased
to receive their friends.
The ladies of Washington barracks will
receive Thursdays in January.
Miss Lorna Doone Hubbard was at home
to her friends last Wednesday evening.
Miss Hubbard was assisted by Miss Leah j.
Martin. Miss Julia A. Shaffer, Miss Loretta
c. West and Miss Viola E. c. -Janneford.
Miss Eunice c. Dessez entertained the
alumnae of st. Patrick's Academy New
Year evening. After various games, vocal
and instrumental selections were rendered
by Misses ]. Barrett, NJ. Hines, f. Dessez
and Messrs. A. Joyce, H. He, E. Quinlan
and w. Tobn. Dancing was then enjoyed.
Refreshments were served.
returned from extended visit to rela-
tives in the south and is at home for the
winter at 1744 Riggs place.
dence of Miss Julia A. Shaffer 916 Sth
street, last Monday evening. The young
people participated in games and at IL
O'Clock made known to the neighborhood
that it was New Year morning, after which
the party adjourned to the dining room,
where supper was served. Among those
present were Misses Leah ]. Martin. Lorna
D. HUBBARD Viola E. Dunneford. Joanna S.
c.; Eugenia Shaffer, Baltimore, Md
Messrs. J. Edwin Giles. John S. Owens {.
Edelin, Owens, Martin NJ. Manger. Bernard
w. Higgins Malcolm Hay, ]. Claude Ness
mith Atlanta, Ga: Taylor Morales and ].
Willard Hall, Hyattsville, Md.
Prof. and Mrs Nevil Monroe Hopkins
gave dinner at the Chevy Chase Club last
evening in commemoration of the tenth an
nversary of their wedding. Covers were laid
for fftyfour guests, who were seated at a
table in the shape of a hollow square, the
center being filled with palms, amid a fine
electrical display There were many unique
features provided for the entertainment of
the guests, including a telephone at every
plate, and a wireless telegraph station
brought many wonderful messages during
the evening. The party was raided by two
policemen after the evening wore on, the
charge being that champagne was drunk
There were many tin gifts, and some of the
courses were served in TIN. Ten (tin) mu-
sicians formed the orchestra. The guests
were taken to the club house and brought
back to the city in special car.
A delightful New Year evening was spent
at the residence of Mr.. A. W. Leeman, 613
E street southeast. Vocal and instrument
tai music was greatly enjoyed. it being
the birthday anniversary of his grand
mother. Mrs. Ports. The parlors were
beautifully decorated in carnations and
palms, and there was handsome tree for
the little ones. After II o'clock the guests
repaired to the dining room where refresh
ments were served. Those present were
Misses Ethel Paxson, Fannie Paxson, Ruth
Hoskinson Beatrice Phillips, Virginia
Hutchinson, Elizabeth Giddings, Mrs. r. S.
Hutchinson, Messrs Adam Leeman, Fran
els McGarrell, Miron Robinson, Herbert
Leeman, Leo Mccartney and Chester
Hutchinson.
Miss Leah J. Martin entertained at her
home, 919 K street, last Tuesday evening.
After games the young people adjourned
to the dining room, where refreshments
were served. Solos were rendered by Miss
Mary Martin, sister of the hostess. Among
those present We're Julia A Shaffer
Viola E. Danneford, Lorna D. Hr-ard,
Mary Martin and Loretto West, Blooming
dale. d. c.: Messrs. ]. Edwin Giles, John
S. Owens, c. E. Owens Martin NJ Mauzer.
Bernard w. Higgins. James Donnelly,
Taylor Morales, Malcolm Hay and r.
BauSs.