Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-16

Schmid, Mr. and Mrs. Tayman. Mrs
Frank Hoist. Miss Emma Schmid. the
Misses Florence Schmid, Ella Schmid
Verena Schmid, Frances Schmid. Grace
Schmid, Elsie Tayman, Lula Tayman and
Katie Tayman. Masters Frank Schmid
Clarence Schmid, Henry Schmid, LIE Roy
Schmid, Walter Schmid, Edward Hoist
Frank Hoist and Mr.. Edward Schmid
jr., and Mr.. James Tayman, Jr.
Mrs. John N. Pistol was hostess at a
beautifully appointed tea last "Wednesday
in honor of Miss Weber Of Lewistown,
Pa, who is her house guest. The table
decorations were in red: Those assisting
Mrs Pistol were Mrs. George F. Dudley.
Mrs. Edgar P. Copeland. Mrs. JACK
Maury, Mrs. Edward G. Perry, Mrs. p. ID.
Everett, Miss Daisy Meckle, Miss Everett
and Miss Perham.
Friday evening Miss Tennyson was
hostess at valentine party. The even
ing was spent in games appropriate TO the
holiday and dancing. During the even
ing vocal selections were rendered by
Messrs. Arthur Jet, Frank Jones and
was the delivery of valentine to each
guest by ST. Valentines messenger. The
dining room >Was perfect power OF
hearts. Those enjoying the evening were
King of Wilmington. the Misses Kate
Clemens, Goldie, Miller. Cora Handy,
Tacie Bolen, Messrs Arthur Jett. Frank
Jones, Fred Jones. Albert Scrivener
Richard Van Horn, Mr.. and Mrs Avery,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stein, Mr.. and Mrs. Bass
ford.
A few friends of Mr. and Mrs. G. b.
Gartrell gathered last evening at their
home, 1927 North Capital street. the oc-
the l. Club. Several selections on the
piano were given by Mrs. Fitch and
Master Bernard Edmonds, and vocal
solos by Miss Gertie Ruppertus and MT
Henning. At a late hour the party,
numbering about twenty, adjourned to
the dining room, where refreshments were
served Among those present were Mrs.
Garvey, Mr.. and Mrs. Brady. Mrs. Stelia
Kennedy, Mr.. and Mrs. Edmonds. Mr..
and Mrs. William Dieter. Misses Jennie
Gertie Ruppertus, Mr. H. Henning, Mr..
Boyle, Mr.. Chester. Master Bernie Ed
monds, Leo Edmonds. Wilbur Dieter and
c. Dieter
Mrs. Frank B. Crosthwaite entertained
forty guests at a beautifully appointed
luncheon Thursday followed by CARDS.
Mrs. D. H. Rosen and Mrs. S. H. King
leave today for a two weeks stay at At
lantic City and New York.
A valentine party was given by the
Misses Lillian and Regina GeOrgius at
their home. 1919 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest, Friday last. Dancing and sing
Ing were INDUCED in until about II O'clock,
when the guests repaired to the dining
room for refreshments. The dining room
and tables were tastefully decorated with
carnations and floral suggestions of St.
Valentine. Among those present We're
the Misses Katherine Fletcher. Ruth
Madering, Katherine Carroll. Mary Du-
trow, Lillian Gross. Margaret Kreble,
Margaret Shake. Katherine and Mamie
Feeney, Lillian and Regina Georgius. Mel
lie Mason. Mrs. NJ. Georgius, Mrs. Ailce
Richardson. Mrs. and Miss Jones. Mrs.
Jeffrey. Mrs. and Miss Anita Baum of
Baltimore, Messrs. Eddie Lawson. E. r..
Taylor. George RowZee. Harry Laughto,
Jeane Brooks, Jeane Gross, Fred RUPERT.
Robert Georgius, Harry Mussey, Floyd
Good, Mr.. Richardson, Mr.. Norris of Bal
timore and Lorenza Wolford of Alexan-
dria. Va.
Miss Alice Voorhees, Van Arsdale of this
city, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Van
Arsdale. and William Baxter France of
Philadelphia were married at o'clock
Friday evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Wingate in Seattle. Wash.
Christian Church. officiated a large party
of friends Of the young people being
present.
The engagement of Mr. and Mrs. France
dates back two years, and their wedding
was to have taken place in this city. but
Mr.. France, who went to Seattle several
months ago to practice law, was unable
to leave his affairs. His father. Mr..
Dewitt c. France, prominent business
man of Philadelphia was going west to
visit him. and Miss Van Arsda!e accom-
panied him, all of the details for the we'd
ding being previously arranged. After the
bride reached Seattle she visited friends.
and a brides dinner party and several
ffair
France is a well-known Washington girl,
and Mr.. France is a graduate of the law
department of the University of Pennsyl-
vania. They will make their future home
in Seattle, where Mr.. France has already
established law practice.
A party was given In honor of Miss
Bessie Smiths thirteenth birthday last
night at her home. 63s 9Th street north
east. Miss Marion Lobe gave some fancy
dancing and music and Miss Phyllis Bal
ster sang pretty songs. Games were played
till late hour. when refreshments were
served. Those present were the Misses
Phyllis Balster. Marion Lobe. Bessie
Emma Leonberger, Grace McMullin. Eve
lyn Wallace. Frances Pooles. Frances
Rhodes, Ethel COrridore, Louise Berry
man. Mile Smith. Emma Balster. Mrs.
Buck. Willie Bushall. Walter Paul, Har-
vey Moreland, Daniel Hatton, Willie Hat
ton, Albert Spear. Moeval Watkins. Mr..
Collins and Mr.. Reynolds.
Mrs bennett. wife Of the commissioner
Of the land office; Mrs. Rowland. wife of
Representative Rowland of Ohio; Mrs.
Humphrey. wife of Representative Hum
phrey of Washington, gave a musical re-
ception in the parlors of La Normandie
Tuesday. They were assisted in receiving
the guests by Mrs. Ballenger, wife of the
commissioner of the land office; Mrs.
Young of Michigan, Mrs. Kahn, wife of
Representative Kahn of California; Mrs.
George G. Hill, Mrs. hampton and Miss
Roadway. The feature Of the afternoon