Evening star., 1908-01-19

pretty. and Senator Scott forgets the
cares of official station when the young
sters are with him. Capt. Guy Scott is
the only child of Senator and Mrs. Scott
and is now stationed near New York city.
lie was in Washington short time last
week en- route to Atlanta. and while his
parents were glad TO greet him they re-
GREETED that the children and their hand
some mother did not come with him.
Mrs. Nathan Kaufman. who has been
visiting her parents here, has returned to
her home in Providence, r. l.. accOmpa-
MED by her sister. Mrs. S. Goldenberg of
this city
The charity card party at the parlors
Of the Mercantile Club was very largely
attended Monday last. The bridge whist
prize was awarded TO Mrs. Charles Kauf
man. to Mrs Nichols of New York. the
whist prize and the euchre prize to Mrs.
s. Guggenheim.
Mr. and Mrs. David Wolferman an
nounce the marriage of their daughter
Reita Carlyn to Mr.. Monroe Luchs of this
city Wednesday, January ., 1908, Streator
III. At home after March /. the Mendoza.
2nth street and kalorama avenue, Wash
ington. d. c.
At the Saturday evening whist party
given at the Mercantile Club the first
prize was awarded to Mrs. III. Rothchild
and the second to Mrs. Maolaels of New
York.
a wedding of most unusual interest TO
Washingtonans end New Workers alike
was celeb ated at = O'Clock Thursday
afternoon last al Grace Episcopal Church,
New York. by the Rev. Arthur Chiffon
Powell the contracting parties being Miss
Sayde Elizabeth Livingston Boggs of this
city and Mr.. William Hosmer Greene of
F,ce TO-, N-an
known here and is a general favorite in
the younger social set of the capital
NJ. Greene is an actor and playwright
by profession. The bride was attended
by her college chum and lifelong friend
Miss Jennie Neale Hogan Mr. Barton
Shriver Stuart of this citv gave the brid :
away and was best man The bride wore
a travelling suit of brown broadcloth.
The happy couple. will return to the city
in a few days and will late. announce
where they will be pleased 10 receive
their many friends
Mrs Isaac Stephenson. wife of the
junior senator from Wisconsin. will not b.
at home Thursday. but will receive Jan
uary 30 al the Shoreham.
Mrs. Henry Allen Cooper of tho Rich
mond viii he at home Tuesday. January
u: rom , TO u.
Hiss Marguerite J.. Bouck. IL; I'd street
northeast entertained last week. Various
games We're played until a late hour.
when refreshments were served. Those
present were Misses Elizabeth G.r-
hold. Eula Turner. Emily A. Fowler.
Ora May Hobbs Marguerite l.. Kemper.
Evelyn l.. Linton, NarSue- ite Bouck and
Messrs Martin Joseph Lynch. Charles
Walter, James Tanner Eiseustein. Paul
d, Thierry Albert l.. Elliott. P. ID. FL
kins A. j. Marceron. George Clinton
Fowler. Clarence Avery.
Mrs. Arthur Ramsay and the students
cf Farmont Seminary will be at home
Friday January "a from 4 TO G. Recaiv-
ing with them will be Mrs. Ralph Cole.
Mrs. John Dalzall, Mrs. Elmer Douer and
her house guest. Mrs. Swink of New
York. Mrs. Henry 7. Rainey and Mrs.
John Sharp Williams.
The Laurels held their first social meet
| ing of this year at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George II. Solbach. 10th street and
South Garolina avenue southeast. Tues
day evening last. The evening was very
! pleasantly spent i'm playing progressive
pitch. First prizes were won by Mrs.
Samuel Bates and Mr.. d. w. I.eman.
Consolation prizes by Mrs. Altman and
MIR. Williams Refreshments were SERVED
at conclusion of game. Among those
present were MIR. ard Mrs. Samu i
Bates Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Fairall. Mr..
and Mrs. D. w. Leman. Mr.. and Mrs.
IL y Williams. Mr.. and Mrs. George III.
SSlbach and Mr. and Mrs. Altman.
! owing To continued illness Mrs. Au-