Evening star., 1908-01-16
N THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
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were Mrs. Perry Belmont, Mrs. j. Frank
lin Bell. Mrs. Worthington. Mrs. Frailey,
Mrs. Murray. Mrs. Mayre. Mrs. Hinckley.
Mrs. Aleshire. Mrs. Oxnard. Mrs. Berger
Moran, Mrs. Goodoe. Mrs. Hatfield. Mrs.
Thompson. Mrs. Beck and Mrs. Winter
halter. In the tearoom, where the deco
rations were in pink. Miss Humphrey,
Mics Helen Humphrey and Miss Margaret
Brown did the honors.
Mrs c. warfeld Simpson of 1471 CO.
lumbia road will not be at home until
Fridays In February.
Mrs ]. Ellen Foster and Miss Pierce
will not be at home tomorrow friday.
but will receive their friends on Friday,
January "a.
Mrs. II. s. Reside has invitations out
TOR dance January y to meet the
Misses Shaw and Miss Moore.
Mrs Virginia Campbell Thompson is
seriously i'll at her apartment in the I'm
perial.
The marriage o. Miss Susan P. Jones
to Mr.. Harry Fleet Harper occurred last
evening at : o'clock. at the residence or
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
G. Jones of Capitol Hill. The bride was
sttired In a modified empire gown of clair
de lune, with trimmings Of princess lace.
and was given away by her father. She
carried shower bouquet of bride roses
ana lilies of the valley. Her only attend
ant. her sister. Miss Emma B. Jones. wore
a pink messaline gown with trimmings of
brussels lace. She carried a large bouquet
of Killarney roses. The best man was Mr..
Bernard F. Harper. brother OF the groom.
The wedding march was rendered by Miss
May Lynn. who wore pale blue MESA
line. The ceremony was performed by
REV. Albert Evans. ID. assisted by Rev.
John Chester. DID,. A large reception
followed the wedding. from TO 10 o clock
The bride and groom left on late train
for a southern trip. The brides going
away gown was blue broadcloth With hat
to match.
Miss Eleanor Granger gave a beautiful
luncheon yesterday in honor of Miss Ruth
Noyes and in the party to meet her were
Miss Helen Church. Miss Kate Mccartney,
Miss Margaret Woodward. Miss Sarah
Fracker Of GAINESVILLE. Ohio: Miss Ed
tearina Hastings Miss La Boyteaux. Miss
Georgia. Knox. Miss LanEfltt. Miss Koon.
Miss Barbara Kaufman. Mrs. j. Maury
Dove. ir.. Miss Helen Hatfield and Miss
Louise White.
j The Misses Shaw. daughters of former
Secretary and Mrs. Shaw. arrived yester-
day TO make ten DAYS visit with Miss
Irene Moore. Mrs. Moore and Miss Moore
are giving tea In their honor today, and
for Miss Clary of Montana. who is also
their guest. 4
Miss 4. Louise Shoemaker. daughter of
Mrs. Martha Shoema ker of TenleytoWn,
y. c.. and Rev. H. Everett Huddleson OF
Friendship, Md. were quietly married yes
terday evening al the brides home, Ma
pehurst. near Tenleytown. in the pres
ence Of small party OF relatives. Rev.
J. ". r. Sumwalt presiding elder of the
Washington district. Methodist Episcopal
Church. oficiated. Miss Clara Chappell
playing the wedding march. The bride
and groom were escorted into the parlor.
which was beautifully decorated with
palms and cut flowers, by the two ushers.
Messrs. Harvey and Clifford Huddleson,
cousins of the groom, followed by the
maid of honor. Miss Louise Higgins. cous-
IN OF the bride. with Mr.. Sidney Chappell,
second man. cousin OF the groom, and the
brides sister Miss Elizabeth Shoemaker.
bridesmaid. with the best man. Mr.. Wen
del Shoemaker. cousin Of the bride. Miss
IfiESins wore white over pink and carried |
pink carnations: Miss Elizabeth Shoe /,
maker wore white over blue and carried |
white carnations. while the bride was at
tired in organdy over taffeta, with tuile (
veil caught with lilies of the valley. and |
carried a large bouquet OF bride roses |
Mr.. Huddleson. one OF Nashingtons
youngest preachers. Is brother of Lieut.. |
George II. Huddleson. U.S.A.. recently |
connected with the High school cade,s.
Mr. Hlddleson is now pastor OF the North |
west Supply NJ. f. Church. near George |
to~n. and. with Mrs Huddleson. will re-
main for the present az Maplehurst-
Mrs. William Alden Smith will receive
today at her home. 1919 18th street.
Mrs. william Wade Dudley and daugh
ter. Miss Edith Finch will not receive
this season. owing to the death OF Mrs
Dudleys father.
Mrs. G. III. Peters and Miss Peters will
be a. home Friday afternoons until Lent, |
at their residence on Columbin road.
Mrs. George W. Albright OF New York
has taken apartments at the Riggs House |
for the winter.
Mrs. Frederick a. Savage of Baltimore
will receive with her mother. Mrs. VII. |
liam Schoield Hoge. tomorrow.
Mrs. Alfred George and Mrs. M. E.
Shock will not be at home until Satur- |
days. February Is and ~.
Marion V. Paul Monday night, in honor
of her eighteenth birthday. at her resi-
dence. T22 r street northeast. Music and
games were enjoyed until late hour.
when all adjourned TO the dining room. |
where refreshments were served. Those
present we're Misses Dorothy Williams,
Clara Putnam. Nellie Mufloy. Helen Sea-
vers. Louise Wood. Bessie Beamer. Ma
charles Bright. Ewin Proudley. Reynold
Harris. Robin Mulloy, Wallace johnson.
Raymond Ffllius, Charles Ambruster,
Walter Paul. Frank Paul. Harry Lusby.
William Reed and Mrs Mul1oy. Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. T. Paul and Mr.. and Mrs. l..
w Paul.
Mrs. NJ I'll. Pi'lne is giving tea today
In honor OF her sister Mrs. r.. p. O'Con-
nor wife OF the Irish member or oarlia-
ment, who is with her for h vis:t.
The marriage OF Miss Myrtle Barnes
Ward daughter of Mrs. George c. Fry OF
Rockville. Nd. to ]. Henry Oehmann took
place yesterday afternoon in st. Joseph's
Church. Rev. 1gnatius Fealy officiated
The brides only attendant was Miss Marie
l.. Hughes OF Leesburg. Va. John W.
Oehmann. brother OF the bridegroom. was
hest man, and the ushers were Lloyd
A. Douglass. Michael Carley. An
drew L. Oehmann and William s. Hall. a
reception for the Drtda. party and init
mate friends followed at the home of the
bridegroom from $50 until . O'Clock.
Lieut.. Comdr. de Aouino, naval attache
of the Brazilian embassy, entertained at
luncheon today Comdr. Janiguchi OF the
Japanese embassy and Lieut.. Comdr
Pfster naval attache OF the Italian en-
bassy at the New Willard.
The Southern Relief Ball.
There will be two bands playing az the