Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-25
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Continued from Seventh Page
Roman. Maurice konigsberg. Benjam N
kebesky and Louis l.. Steiner

Roman Maurice konigsberg. Benjam n
| kebesky and Louis l.. Steiner.
| Church. Miss Margaret B. Collins. daugh-
| ter of Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. Collins was
married TO Mr.. William f. Grove. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Edward
/ brother of the bride. Mr.. Maurice A.
| Collins The bridesmaid was the twin
| sister of the groom. Miss Mary Grove of
| New York city.
| The bride was gowned in white broad
cloth with hat to match, and she carr ed
a bouquet of bride roses. After the ceTe
| money small reception was given to the
newly welded couple by the brides par
ents Later Mr.. and Mrs. Grove left for
a short trip south. Mrs. Grove wearing a
suit of blue. with hat Of the same shade.
After their return they will make their
home at the Raymond. where they will be
glad to see their friends
Mrs. Thomas J. Warrick of Philadelphia
announces the engagement OF her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Mary r. Warrick-Hay. formerly
of this city to DR.. Arthur b. krout.
Mars Herbert II. D. Pierce and her
niece. Miss Gwendolyn Cummings Of
Brookline- Mass. went to Annapolis to-
day for the hop tonight at the academy
and TO spend the holiday with Midship-
Phila dephia Saturday for the Army ard
Navy game.
Several informal teas were given yester-
day for visiting guests and for the debu-
tantes. Mrs Medorem Crawford enter
tanned for Mrs. Forney of Philadelphia,
Mrs. Hinckley's house guest: Mss Terry
another for Miss Dorothy Williams and
Miss Harriet Hatch. two coming debu-
tanteS.
Mrs. Davenport is giving small tea
TODAY for Miss Lillian Chew. the debu ante
granddaughter of Mrs. Titan Coffey. who
will shortly have her cOming-out PARTY.
Miss Nellie Viola Ingle. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel S. lnSle. and Mr..
Edwin EVert VroOman We're married last
night at the Fifth Baptist Church. Rev.
Weston Bruner officiating MIR. Frank E.
Alden Mr.. J. Holland Lewis. Mr.. Clinton
n. Smith Mr.. George w. Evans Mr..
John W. Tucker and Mr.. William T. Jones
were the ushers. The bride was escorted
by her father and was dressed in white
meSsaline and lace. made directOire. She
wore tulle veil caught by spray Of
lilies of the valley. and carried a shower
bouquet of roses and valley lilies. The
maid Of honor. Miss Mary S. Handy. wore
an empire gown of canary silk and lace
and carried yellow chrysanthemumS. The
brides niece little Miss Catherine Wiley.
dressed in white. carried a basket of flow
ers. which she scattered in front OF the
bridal party.
Mrs Ingle wore lavender silk and lace.
and Mrs. Charles +. Nrooman, the bride
grooms mother. wore black.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nrooman lett last night
for northern trip. and on their return
will be al home al the Oriental. on Park
road. The brides travelling dress was of
dark blue suiting, with hat of peacock
blue
The British amba sador and Mrs. Bryce
entertained the japanese ambassador and
Baroness Takahra AT dinner last night.
ha wing the entire staff of the japanese
embassy and of the British embassy also
at their Bile.
Miss Gladys Hinckley was a guest yes
terday in Baltimore at a luncheon given
by Mrs. r. Snowden Andrews for her
debutante granddaughter. Miss Marion
TunStall Smith.
The British ambassador and Mrs. Bryce
have selected January II as the date for
an evening party in honor OF Miss Ethel
Roosevelt. Other prospective hosts and
hostesses for the Presidents younger
daughter are Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Nc
Cawiey a dinner December :. and Miss
Esther Denny, dinner December ii az
the Alibi Club.
A Baltimore paper announces Mrs. Hen
ry King Spencer. wife of Lieut. Spencer.
United States revenue cutter service. who
has been living at the st. James Hotel in
that city for the last two months. will
entertain at tea at the Chevy Chase
Country Club. the coming Friday after
noon for Miss Ethel Roosevelt and for
Miss Helen De Young of San Francisco.
The appointment of Capt Jacques Al
debert Pineton de Chambrun military
attache of the French embassy to succeed
Maj. FORMER has been made public. al
though mentioned in these columns some
months ago. AS is we'll known. Nine. de
Chambrun is sister of Representative
Longworth. The couple have two children
whom they will bring with them to this
country. They are expected here next
month Capt. de Chambrun is brother
Of the Viscount de Chambrun. now secre-
tary of the French embassy
At the residence of Mr.. James +. Ad
olson. sos Seward square southeast. No
vember %. informal entertainment
was given by his relatives and friends.
the occasion being the anniversary of his
birthday. A pleasing program Of music
was rendered by some of the guests, and
a collatio followed. While the refresh
ments were being served Mr.. Addison
was presented with large cake. on top
Of which. iced in a frosty dress. stood
Father Time holding by the hand
playful youth Among those present
were DR. and Mrs. G. Fl, Camp. Mrs.
Mary Hoffman, and Miss Mabel Hoff-
mann Of Anacostia. D. c.; Mrs II. a.
Stuart. Mrs. NJ PRODIGY. Miss Annie
PRODIGY. Milton Prodigy. Miss Bette
Potts and W. o. Gibson. Dr. G. III. Camp
ended the pleasures of the evening by
treating those present TO talk on the
nervous system and its relationship to
temperament.
Miss Margaret knight. daughter of Mrs.