Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-06
TIE WORLD OF SOCIETY
HoSPITALITIES AT THE LEGA
TON OF NORWAY.
Marriage of a Former Resident to q
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Notes.


the assistant secretary Of state and Mrs.
bassy and Lady Isabella Howard, Major
and Mrs. McCawley. Mr.. and Mrs A. Le-
gare, Mrs. Richard Townsend, Col. and
Mrs. Henry May, Mrs. Hope Slater, Miss
Lucy Kean, Prince Koudachef of the
Russian embassy, Mr.. Skybak of the Nor
wegian legation and Mr.. Walter v. r.
Berry. =
The assistant secretary of the navy and
Mrs. Newberry and Mrs. Metcalf, wife of
the Secretary, who have returned from
their southern cruise on the Mayf1ower
were at Nassau, Bahama Islands, Febru-
airy 20, and were entertained at dinner by
Mr.. and Mrs. De Witt Loornis Of Detroit
Miss Eleanor Frances Hudson, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. James Hudson of this
city' was married February % at the home
or her brothcr-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs George Raymond Weed, in Brooklyn,
to Mr.. Newell Elliott Vinson CT Los An
geles,, Cal. An orchestra heralded the
approach o. the bridal party, which was
led by a little girl as maid of honor Mrs
Weed was matron of honor for her sister
and was beautifully dressed in Renais-
sance lace gown. Mr.. Harry L. Hudson,
the brides brother, escorted her. The
bride wore an empire dress of white mes
saline, with lace bertha and carried
shower bouquet of lilies of the valley.
The house was beautifully decorated, and
after the reception Mr. and Mrs Vinson
left for Chicago and Colorado Springs
at Pasadena, Cal. The parents of the
pride were present at the ceremony.
a pleasant surprise party was given in
honor Of Mr.. George Hiton's twenty-first
birthday, March 3, at his home, 466 Mary
lad avenue southwest. After refreshments
W.re served music and games were the
feature of the evening. Among those pres
ept were Miss Catherine Rouse, Miss Ester
,pe1 nberg, Miss Viola Burrows. Miss c.
Ndiiey, Miss Bessie Davis. Miss Edith
Jameson, Miss Rosa Hilton, Mrs c. Dor
s wi Mind M and Mrs KAUFMAN 1, Mr. and
w atson, Mrs S. E. Hilton, Mrs. X. Hilton,
Mrs. Howell, and Messrs Sweeney, Earl
and George Nalley, Brooks, G. Ridden,
Money, Lee P. Davis, Will Kidwell John
O'Brion.
The ladies of the Southern Relief So
ciety have accepted the cordial invitation
from Camp III to meet them at their hall,
141O H street. Thursday night.
A delightful evening was spent Monday
at the home of Miss T. V. Fowler, entitled
AN Evening in Japan" The guests, who
upon arrival had been invested with Jap
anese costumes, were received in the large
parlor, which was generously decorated with
lanterns and festoons of the eastern type.
This design was carried out to the fullest
extent in the games, menu and favors. Tea
was served by the hostess, and her guest
of honor, Miss Holman, from a daintily
arranged tea table, around which the at
tendants later gathered offering many wit
ty toasts.
Prizes were won by Miss She'd, Mr.. Grub,
Mr.. Deekman; boobies by Miss Sage and
Mr.. Tracy.
At the residence of Mr. John G. Wood
worth, 225 18th street northeast, delightful
surprise party was given his daughter, Miss
Ethel by her aunt, Mrs. Nellie Woodwork,
and a number of her schoolmates In the
absence of Miss Woodwork her home was
decorated with flowers and ribbon stream
ers, and on her return she was greeted
by a joyous crowd. Several games were
played and prizes given. A supper was
served, provided by the young ladies pres
emit Afterward there was music and dane
ing. Miss Olive Budd played the violin,
Miss Ethel Woodwork and her cousin, Miss
Gertrude Woodwork, the piano; Master
Lorenzo Herbert, the mandolin, and Master
Roswell Boothby sang several solos, accom-
panied by Miss May Borland. Others pres
ent were: Miss Jessie Wilder, Miss Annie
Wilder, Miss Laila McMullen, Miss Alice
Stewart, Miss Marguerite Jacobs. Miss
Janette Simmons, Miss Marietta Boothby,
Miss Alice Sheehan, Miss Dorothy Lewis,
Miss Ethel Hall, Miss Emily Smith, Miss
Hilda Stern, Master Luther Gibson, Master
Hawley Smith, Master Edward Kibber
Master Herbert Dick, Master Russell Pole
Master Charles Corner, Masters William
and Raymond Wheatly.
A pleasant evening was spent at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sherzer,
Jackson street, Anacostia, March /, when
q number of friends were entertained at a
birthday party given in honor Of their
daughter Lottie. Games and music were
INDUCED in until a late hour, when the
a bountiful repast was served. Miss Sher-
ger received many beautiful presents. Those
present were the Misses Frances Meyer,
Ada Biondi, Ella Haggerty, Ethel Norton,
Nellie Goldsmith, Edna Emo, Lottie Sherzer,
and Evelyn Sherzer, Messrs. We'll
by Streaker, William Cook, Charles Belts,
Charles Sherzer, Guy Barrett, Edward
Sherzer, Mr.. and Mrs. William Cook, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Goater, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Simpson and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
SherZer.
Mrs. Catharina Loef1er 1880 Brightwood
March from to pm. to the members of
Ruth Chapter, No. l, o. E. s..
Mrs Jules Demonet, 1909 H street, will
be at home tomorrow A to 6.
Miss Helen Cannon closed her house here
yesterday and left for Hot Springs, where
she will spend several weeks before going
to her home at Danville, Ill.
Pay Inspector John A. Mudd has taken
an apartment at the Portland.
Marriages Licenses.