The Washington herald., 1908-01-17

HlehNafy 10 tnem anu MISS AlafSt OF Mon
tana. yesterday afternoon at their home
Assisting in the hospitalities of the after
noon were Mrs. Barrie, Mrs. Staples, Mrs
E. E. Robbins, Of Greensburg, Pa; Mrs
a. G. Hall, also Of Greensbure, Pa; Miss
Dobbing. of England. who is the guest OF
Mrs Frank Reeside: Miss Ruth HaifOrd,
and Miss Winifred Davis.
Mr. Preston Gibson. of Chicago. has
leased the Courtland II. Smith place, near
Alexandra, Va, for a short time
Miss Eleanor Granger. debutante Of
this winter. entertained at prettlly APP
pointed luncheon yesterday afternoon,
complimentary to Miss Ruth Noyes. an
other of this seasons buds In the party
to met the honor guests were Miss Helen
Church Miss Kate Mccartney. Miss
Margaret Woodward. Miss Sarah Fracker.
of GAINESVILLE, Ohio; Miss Edgarina Hast
ngs. Miss La Boyteaux, Miss Georgia
Knox, Miss Langfitt, Miss Koon. Miss
Barbara Kauffmunn. Mrs. j. Maury Dove.
ir.. Miss Helen Hatfield, and Miss Louise
White
Mrs. NJ H. Pnlin% entertained at a tea
her sister, Mrs. T. P. O'Connor. Wife of
the irish member Of Parliament. who is
spending a few weeks in this country.
Mrs O'Connor was before her marriage
Miss Bessie Paschal, daughter OF Judge
George ". pasehal, OF this city, and has
q number OF friends among the old resi-
dent circles of society here Mrs. Pilling
wore q gown Of white satin and lace and
Mrs O'COnnOr wore a handsome black
net over silk Mrs Samuel Psschal and
Mrs. NJ Lewis Clark were yis-a-vis at the
daintily appointed tea table.
Mrs. Dwight wife of Representative
John W. Dwight. entertained at luncheon
yesterday in honor of her house guest,
Miss Redmond. OF Los Angeles. Cal. who
is spending part of the winter with her,
Invited to meet Miss RedmuEd were Mrs.
John w Timmons. Mrs Bromwell, Mrs.
Summerln. Miss Foraker, Mrs Campbell.
Miss Eleanor Ridgely. Miss Juliette Will
iaIns, Miss Gertrude Williams, Miss
Marion Leutze, and Miss Vera Downing.
Miss Evelyn Bull and Mr. Walter V.
s. Levy were married yesterday after
noon al o'clock al ST. Johns Episcopal
Church, Rev. f. Slater Dunlap, assistant
rector Of the church. officiating The
bride and bridegroom came from Balti
more, accompanied br the mother OF the
bride. and Mrs Helphenstlne, sister Of
the bridegroom. The party left Washing
ton Immediately after the ceremony. Mr
Levy was formerly OF Frederick. Md.
but is now located in Baltimore. where
he is engaged in business. and where he
faI bride n raufHe q
ding trip.
Mrs. Charles Burd Eckels will be at
home at her apartment at the Nantucket.
January IS and :. from 20 g.
Mrs. ]. Ellen Foster and Miss Pierce
viii not Re az home to-day, but will re-
ceive their friends on January a at the
Portner.
Mrs. George ". Reinhardt and little
son, Cooper, OF Boston. viii spend two
months with Airs. George Il Cooper, OF
ll@2 Fifth street northwest
Miss A. Louise Shoemaker. daughter Of
Mrs. Martha Shoemaker, Of Tennallytown,
y. c.. and Rev II. Everett Huddleson. OF
Friendship, Nd, were quietly married
yesterday evening az the brides home.
"Maplehurst.' near TennallytOwn In the
presence Of, a small party Of relatives,
Rev. J. W r. Sumwalt presiding elder
Washington District. Methodist Episcopal
Church. oficiated Miss Clara ChappeH
playing the wedding march
The bride and bridegroom were preceded
20 the parlor which was beautifully deco
rated with palms and cut flowers, by ,wo
ushers. Messrs. Harvey and Clifford Hud-
deson, cousins of the bridegroom. fol-
lowed by the maid Of honor. Miss Louise
Higgins. cousin Of the bride. with Mr..
Sidney Chappeii second man. cousin OF
the bridegroom. and the brides sister.
Miss Elizabeth Shoemaker. bridesmaid,
with the best man. Mr.. Wendell Shoe
maker cousin Of the bride.
Miss Higgins wore white over pink, and
carried pink carnations. Miss Elizabeth
Shoemaker wore white over blue, and
carried white carnations. while the bride
was attired in organdie over taffeta. with
a tulle veil caught with lilies of the val
ley and carried a large bouquet OF Bride
roses.
Mr. HuddIeson. one OF Washington's
youngest preachers. is a brother Of Lieut..
George H. HuddlesOn. L. 5. A, recently
connected with the High School Cadets.
Mr.. HuddlesOn is now pastor Of the
Northwest Supply N. E. Church. near
Georgetown. MIR. and Mrs. HuddlesOn
will remain for the present at Maple
hurst"
Mrs. J. Z. Smith, OF 1916 Irving street
will he informally at home on February
Z and q.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Ingram
Memorial Congregational Church held a
reception last night in celebration of the
birthday Of their pastor, Rev. J. ". Friz-
zell, D D., at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. ". Skunk, ll20 East Capitol
street.
Members Of the congregation and their
friends attended.
The wedding Of Miss Susan Parks Jones
to Mr. Harry Fleet Harper took place
Wednesday evening, at Z o'clock, at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas G.. Jones, Of Capitol Hill.
The bride was attired in a modified
empire gown Of clair de lune, with trim
mings of princess lace. and was given
in marriage by her father She carried
a shower bouquet Of Bride roses and
lilies of the valley Her only attendant.
her sister, Miss Emma B. Jones, wore
a gown OF pink messaline. with trimmings
OF Brussels lace. She carried a bouquet
OF pink roses.
The best man was Mr. Bernard Har-