Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-04
SOCIETY.
CONTINUED from Fourth PaSe)

cal program preceded the CcTelnoHS-
John Suverkoup was best man. In the
bridal party were ribbon bearers. a maid
of honor. Miss Ruby Campbell. and ut
tie ring bearer. who carried the golden
Circlet in a lilV. The bride was escorted
by her father and was dressed in white
liberty satin. princess style. with hand
some lace trimmings. Her tulle veil was
caught with a wreath of valley lilies ana
her bouquet was II shower ol fndldeniliIr
fern and lilies
After concentrations refreshments were
served in the dining room. The dining
room appointed in pink and green.
asters and rCses. the chosen flowers. For
the center of the table there was Il
French basket filled with pink roses. The
chandelier was entwined with asparagus
fern. and bouquets of roses and asters
filled WILL pockets. bowls and vases. The
ices We're nodded in the shape of we'd
ding bells. hearts and roses.
The brides education was completed in
this city. The bridegroom who is the
only son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Ar
mold of his city, was born in Columbus.
Ind. his parents removing from there
when lie was d small child. His father is
assistant chief. division of publication,
United States Department of Agriculture,
and Nh Arnold is connected with the
Washington bureau of the United Press;
Air. and Mrs. Perry Arnold left the
same evening for a wedding trip and
VIII be at home after November 1 at the
E,ikton. Washington. d. c. The bride S
Going-away gown was an amethy-- broad,
cloth tailored suit. with gray imported
hat and gloves of a corresponding Shaoe
The couple received many and costly S1.s
in silver. rare china, cut glass and hand
some linens.
y musical and dance was given at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Johnson
1927 New Jersey avenue southeast, Ihurs-
day evening last. Music was rendered by
Mr.. John Branson and son. MIR. Il. H.
Bailey. Mr.. John r. shannon MISS
Naomi Johnson and Master C.aud john
son. Refreshments were served
Dr. and Mrs. benjamin G. Pool an
nounce the engagement of THEN daugh-
ter Lucy Taber. to Mr. Paul Delmar
kelleter of St. Louis, Mo Mr.; kelleter
is connected with the forestry division of
TIE Department of Agriculture, and has
recently returned from duty in the west.
The marriage will be celebrated at an
early date.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank y. Boucher an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter Adele to Mr.. James a. StOuten-
burgh of Alexandria. Va. The wedding
will be one of the early autumn events.
Among the additions to the army and
navy circle here will be the new engineer
in-chief of the navy. Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Barton have taken up their residence
at 1913 g street northwest.
Fridey evening last a very pleasant
entci taiHment was provided for the
Lilac Club b. its president. Mrs. c. G.
Dieudonne. number of old prints were
collected and three copies of famous oil
paintings These were exhibited. and
with short histories and explanations of
each added a finish to the literary and
musical program.
Mr.. and Mrs Summer l. KimbaI and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward F. Kimball have
issued invitations for a joint celebration
of their wedding anniversaries the
October al hei
1916 Rhode Island avenue. For the first
couple it is a golden wedding and for
their son and his wife it will be a silver
one.
masquerade surprise was enjoyed at
the residence of Mr.. Raymond Simpson
Wednesday evening last, the occasion be-
ing his birthday celebration The house
was decorated in the colOrs of the Eastern
High School. After evening of games
and dancing the guests repaired to the
dining room for refreshments. The fol-
lowing were present: Miss Sadie Hardy,
Miss Phoebe Stein. Miss Mabel Hinkle,
Miss Isabel Petit. Miss Gladys Smith.
Miss Jessie Galloway. Miss Rachel File
harty, Miss Miriam Kraemer. Miss Ethel
Han. Miss Ethelyn Galloway Miss Ethel
Dick, Miss Mary Simpson. Miss Geneva
Simpson and Messrs- Raymond Simpson.
Hudson Colcock. Joe Herbert. Lewis Bah
cock, Herbert Babcock. Harold Waerten-
dyke Wade Petit. Walter Dillon. NJ. S.
McCathran Robert Sherry Mr.. and Mrs
Dillon. Mr.. and Mrs. Galloway, Mrs.
Hardesty of Pittsburg. Mrs. Cocock. Miss
F. Parks. Mr.. and Mrs. Simpson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Girven. Miss Geneva Dillon and Mr..
and Mrs. Shaw.
Mr.. Thomas w. Lockwood and family,
who enjoyed cottage life at Fresh Water
Cove. Gloucester, this summer, have re-
turned to their Massachusetts avenue
home.
Mrs Charles Grayson Dulin, her son.
Mr.. Albert Dulin. and daughter. Beatrice
have returned to their town house for
the winter Mrs. Dulin's home in 18th
street Is one of the many beautiful resi-
dences in that popular street. and one
identified with many and handsome hos
pitalities. Mrs Dulin and her son and
daughter have travelled great deal the
past summer, not only north. as Is their
annual custom, but also in the west
Miss Blanche Hirsch of Atlanta. Ga. is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs SiaS Rosen-
thai of the Ashley. Miss Hirsch will
spend the winter in Washington.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Roscoe c. Davis have
returned from their, wedding trip in Eu-
rope and are now at Mare Island, Cal.
where the lieutenant has been stationed
for the past two years. Mrs. Davis was
Miss Gettine Froom of Philadelphia
Oldtime Washinft ton residents are inter
eSted in the wed ding yesterday of Miss
Eliza beth Bradford lu .fOnt anu MI
Thomas Francis Bayard, which took place
at noon at the residence of the bride S
mother Mrs Alexis Irenee Du POnt, Rem
court, near Wilmington, Del. The cere-
mony was followed by a breakfast and
reception. The bridegroom is a son or
the late Thomas Bayard. the Secretary or
State in the Cleveland cabinet. and later
ambassador to England. Mr.. Phillip Bay
ard, brother OF the bridegroom, was pest
man: Mrs. Eugene DU Pont. matron or
honor and Miss Elizabeth Curtis. maid
of honor.
Mr. and Mrs Jules Mendel of Paris,
France who spent the past week in town
and were guests at the Willard. are now
visiting in New York city.
Mrs. Clara Sptz has gone to Los An
c.lcs. Cal TO be the guest of her
daughter. Mrs. Charlton.
Mrs r. Rosenthal has returned to her
home on VI street from visit In Baltl-
more with her niece. Mrs. EverSman-
DR. and Mrs Edgar Kiser Of Indian
apclis, Ind have been spending the week
in town and attending the tuberculosis
congress.
The reci.lar meeting of the Ladies Auxil-
iary Society OF the Eighth Street Temple
Will take place on Tuesday afternoon,
October g. in the vestry rooms, at 80
O'Clock. 1t will be the opening meeting
OF the season and Mrs. Abram Simon Will