Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-08

| his residence q @ street northeast
| Among those present were: Misses
Helen Rauel Naomi Waldron. Ida and
| Susie Haggar, Marie Militzer, Minnie
Sylvester. Mary Norris. Loretta Lang
and Messrs. John Malone. Roland frog
nor Bernard Emmert, Edgar Moore and
| White Hammett.
Miss Katherine Jennings of this city
! who is visiting her relatives in New Or
| leans, was the guest of honor at a large
| dinner given last week by her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. James Legendre.
| A foreign party was recently given by
| club of students who were natives Of
| fourteen different countries Each one IN
| turn endeavored to impress upon the
guests the superiority of his own country
| in it's social customs, its hospltalltteS H.
| Illustrated If possible by incident or accom-
panied by songs and all told in his natlve
tongue.
A very pretty wedding took place Feb
ruary Is, 1908, at Forestville, Nd. when
Miss Lottie Gray became the bride of &.
Carter Lowry of this city. The bride wore
a gown of white satin. trimmed with
duchess lace. and carried a shower bou-
quet of bride roses. Immediately after the
ceremony a reception was held at the
home of the brides parents, where the
young couple received the congratulations
of their friends in a bower of palms and
cut flowers.
They were the recipients of many hand
some presents.
Miss Hester Bunch. 30 H street north
west, gave taffy pull last Wednesday
evening in honor, of her Sunday school
class at the North Capitol NJ. +. Church.
Miss Katie Bell and Miss Marie Little
rendered a musical program. Those pres
ent were: Misses r. Faye. H. Bunch.
M. Coleman, e. Kirsch, b. Kicker. NJ
Little. M. Buckley, +. Pike and L. Pike,
and the Messrs c. Soleman. E. Ebert, N.
Worley, III. Chestnut, ]. Bunch and T..
Mann
Miss Edna Faye entertained at party
in honor Of her friend. Miss Hilda De-
vries of Baltimore. who is visiting this
city. at her residence, S04 LIST street north
west, last Friday evening. Those present
were: Misses Helen and Katie Woods, E.
Messrs. G. Hemenway. N. Worley, W.
Conboye, E. F. Bachelor, l.. Fox, J.
Faye and c. w. Iippod.
The last dance of THE Montgomery coun-
ty Entire Nous Club was held Monday
night at Silver Spring, Md, at the
residence of Judge Waters. Mrs. Mason
Clark. Mrs. S. Murphy and Miss Rose
Stubs received the following guests: Mrs.
Frank Benjamin Miss Monte O Bren,
Miss Ellen X. Smyser. Miss Edna Hardy,
Miss Maud Stubs. Mrs. Herbert Cissell,
Miss Beulah Hardy Miss Bert Howard,
Miss Anna LaFaunteroy. Miss Grace
Bergfeld. Miss Kathleen Houghtaling,
Miss Nellie Koechling. Miss Alma Buck.
Mrs. Mel Benjamin. Miss Lillian koech-
ling. Mrs. Frank Bergfield and Mrs. Be-
tram Bergiield: Messrs Frank Hewitt.
John Hardy, Floyd Cissell, Frank Hardy,
Harry Boyle. Oliver Culver. Jack Smyser
William Day, Harry Koechling. Noble
Clagett. Will Birney. NJ. Cummings. Her
bert CisseN George kinnelly, Frank Daw-
son, DR. Kennedy J. c. Croddy, Frank
Bergfeld. Bertram Bergfeld. Frank Ben
jamin. William Iroquois, Mason Clark.
Miss Helen Woods entertained at par
ty at her residence. Cos F. street north
east. last Wednesday evening Those
present were the Misses Marie Lindsey,
Cathleen McElfresh Mabel Ramsey.
kathryne Nash, Maryland and Gertrude
Langford. Edna Richards. Edna Hazen.
Edna Faye. Hilda Devries Helen and Ka-
tie Woods and the Messrs Nathaniel
Worley. Bowden Duryee Harold Ramsey.
Howard Kneesie. c. w Lippold. Frank
Turton. Hurst Handy, George Hemen-
way and James Faye
Miss Helen Heron Taft who NAV or
may not be debutante next season. Just
as she decides whether or not she wants
to stay at college longer has a brilliant
life to hard study. She decided two years
ago that attendance at a Washington
school left too much time for social dis
fractions. so she went to college. She
reads a great deal and has Il marked
.aSte Tor languages, and is said, to be able
TO speak three or four.