Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-01
SOCIETY.
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were Misses Irma Birmingham. Lottie
Ball, Olga Barnitz, Florence kubel, Mabel
Donohoe, Edith Mangum. Irene Yost,
Christine Birmingham; Messrs. Harold
Bradburn, Alvin Kiesecker, Walter Cos
tello, Joseph Gotten, Clarke Fitzhugh and
Raymond Vierbuchen. After many games
| had been played and plano solos had been
Miss Barnit7 the guests repaired to the
dining room. where refreshments were
served.
Mrs. Bankhead, wife Of Senator Bank
head of Alabama, has host or &C
quaintances here, gained during her long
residence while her husband was a mem
Der of Congress.
| Mr.. j. Clinton Hiatt and Mr.. Bacon
kelso Page attended the Army and Navy
foot ball game at Philadelphia yesterday.
ling of this city will be surprised at the
announcement of his marriage on Novem-
Der q to Miss Alice NEWMAN, daughter
of Judge and Mrs. R. L. Newman of
Grand Rapids, Mich. Mr.. Darling is the
eldest son of the late DR.. and Mrs. Oar
ling Of Brightwood, D. c. The wedding
was very quiet only members of the two
families being present. owing to the re-
cent death of Mr.. Darling's mother.
The fortieth annual ball Of National
Law University was given Friday even
ing at the Masonic Temple. under the
auspices of the Sigma Nu Phi Fraternity,
and was attended by about fifty couples.
Dancing began promptly at o'clock,
the promenade being led by Mr.. Monroe
Britt, chairman OF the floor committee,
and Mrs. Britt. Among the guests were
Or. and Mrs. F. B. Brightwell, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Edward Moriarity, Maj. and Mrs.
Johannes Garrett, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Mon
roe Britt, Miss Miller. Miss Coles, Miss
Lyon, Miss Wrenn, Miss Conrade, the
Misses Schurman. Miss Clark. the Misses
Dalrymple; Messrs. Cobey. Strauss. Hal
stead, Fravel, Trimper, Lemmond, Peck
nam, aham, Hidd IN, kerkham, Wyg-
ana, IT. Bennington, Draper and Bailey.
fhe i.Cor committee consisted Of MesSrs.
j. NJ. Britt. chairman; W. w. Lemmond.
W. S. Graham, F. L. Peckham. ]. A.
ham
Miss Marcia de Viibiss, only daughter Oh
ana MRS. FRANK J. &c silDlss OF ba-
| ..4Irorc, Was mdlIIru thursday at noon u
Gr. WliIdn wright Fraser OF W asning-
va at the PreSDy terrain church IN New
| Inusor, Carroll county. Nd. The briue
Ind groom were born ana grew up III
new W lndsor and the grandparents Oh
-dcn sun reside there botn also grad
lated from the new Windsor College with
dIStlng ulSneG honorS.
The DrIue was attended by Miss Bessie
r'oard as maid Of nonor and the Misses
Argie ditto, Vallie Snorb, Corinne
Hioberd and Edna Galloway as brides
lnalus. Mr.. X. ii. QulsgIe Of Washing
ION was best man. Inc ushers incIuoeo
Messrs. Merwin de VilDIss, brother of the
ur4ue; ter fraser, brother OF the
groom; Granville BiXler, cousin of the
D1ue, and Monticello Hall.
The ceremony was performed by DR..
Jas. Fraser, president of the New Wind
SCR College and father of the groom. The
bride was given in marriage by her pater-
nal grandfather, Mr.. Charles de VilbisS.
n wedding breakfast followed at the resi-
dence of her mothers parents, Mr.. and
slrs. Aaron BiXler.
The bride, an exceedingly pretty girl of
petite figure. was attired in gown of
white embroidered net over white satin and
her vel of tulle was caught up with
sprays of orange blossoms. She carried
a shower bouquet of white carnations.
Two of the attendants, Misses Galloway
and Hibberd, wore gowns of delicate blue,
and the Others Misses Ditto and Shorb,
wore pink. The maid of honor wore
white.
The bridal march was played by Miss
Carolyn Parkhurst of Hartford. Conn.
formerly instructor of music at the New
Windsor College. and Miss Katherine
Beaham sang ''Oh, Promise Me- during
the ceremony.
After tour of several northern cities
Mr. and Mrs. Fraser will reside at l5O3
| Rhode Island avenue, Washington. Mr..
| Fraser is engaged in the patent office,
Mr.. Francis Curtis, accompanied by
] his wife and daughter has left his
home in Springfield Mass, to reside per-
4 manently at Washington. They have
| taken the Halstead residence at 1926
| Biltmore street, and will be at home after
| December l.
| MIR. Curtis is in charge of the perma-
| nent republican literary bureau under the
| auspices of the republican congressiona |
| committee.
| Dr. Maurice Ballion of Client. Rel,Iun,
! is the guest of Miss Lillian Eaton. raj
| 9Th street southeast.
| Miss Coulter entertained a number of
| her young friends at a Thanksgiving eve
Bile affairs of the week. The grand
march was a gorgeous pageantry of
| beautiful and novel costumes. conspicu-
| GUS among the representations being the
| Columbia of Miss Antoinette Wilmer
and Mephistopheles, Mr.. Horace NJ. Full
| ton who led the gram march and the
new and unique figures which followed.
! other representations included Marie
| Antoinette. Miss vi Wilmer; Jack Rack
straw, M. Jack Horner; Queen Eliza
| BETH Miss Julia Murphy; Louis XIV.
| Mr.. Alexander Armiste ID; Spanish Gran
| dee Mr.. Archibald Jillson; Mary Quite
| Contrary. Miss Octa Bassett.
At the Church of the Good Shepherd
| last evening at o'clock Miss Maria
| Hawthorne Erskine. daughter of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Charles Abby Shewalter, was mar
4 ried to Mr. Walter Seymour Binley of