Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-27
MRS. J. w. TIMMONS.

Thurmont. Md. and Mr.. Louis c. Etchi-
son. jefferson, Md.
Mrs. Charles c. Grove of Salem. Va.
sister of the groom, will be matron OF
honor. Mrs. Grove and Miss Schuman
have been long associated In church
work.
The bride will wear white batiste and
lace. a tulle veil and will carry white
roses. The church council will be repre-
ented by MesSrs. L. G. WanenneWetSch
and William Essig.
Souvenir cards will be distributed by
Master Roy Gerwig, representing MISS
Schuman's class. and Master Franklin j.
Shelly of the junior Luther League, OF
which Miss Schuman Is president. NO
formal invita- tons have been issued, nor
will any formal announcement be made
All members of the church and friends
of the couple are cordially invited to the
church.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Herbert and the
Misses Herbert have closed their home
in Alexandria and have taken apartments
in the Grafton for the season
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Townsley Worth
ington Of Cooke row have as their house
guest during the holiday season their son.
NJ. James Townsley Worthington OF
Philadelphia.
Mr. Clinton Stuart left recently for the
west and will not return to Washington
until after the holidays.
Miss Jeanette Allen arrived last week
I'm Washington and is visiting her aunt
Mrs. Clarence Dix, at her apartment at
Stoneleigh court.
The Westminster Club gave a dance last
evening at 1917 r street. During the
intermission a delicious buffet supper was
served. The guests numbered about
forty.
Mrs Whitman and her daughter. Miss
Whitman OF Boston. arrived recently in
Washington and expect to spend the en-
tire winter here.
Mrs. George A. King of 2sth street. en-
tertained at charming dance last
Wednesday evening, December %. at the
Friends School gymnasium, compliment
tary to her young daughter Miss Marion
Edmonston King, and her house guest
Miss Elsie Bridgeford. who is spending
the holidays In Washington. The rooms
were artistically decorated with flags and
banners. and the music was furnished by
Schroder's orchestra. During the inter
mission supper was served. Mrs. King
in a handsome gown OF black lace, with
diamond ornaments. was assisted In re-
ceiving by Miss King in a dainty frock OF
white Brussels net over chiffon and tat
feta. and Miss Bridgeford in an empire
costume of pink satin messalne, over a
soft silk of the same shade. The guests
VINO numbered afOOt forty, included MISS
Edith McQuade, Miss Annie Wilkins Miss
Mary Radford. Miss Georgia Lyons, Miss
Grace Buckley, Miss Frances Faun, Miss
Frances Miller. Miss Estella Carusi, Miss
Ruth Jones, Miss Mary Lippett, Miss
Helen Frey. Miss Louise Frey, Miss Ida
Smith. Miss Susie White, Miss Harriet
Reever, Miss Anna Elliott Penrebaker
Miss Corinne Hunter. Mr.. Charles Thorn
Mr.. John Buckley, Mr.. John Paul Jones
jr., Mr.. Laurence Baker, Mr.. Charles
Orme. Mr.. Billing Gait Mr.. Raymond
Obenchein, Mr.. Vincent Smith, Mr. Dom
aid Creecy. Mr.. Manning Stead. Mr.. Fon-
taine Lppett. Mr.. Donald McNiel. Mr.
Philip Orme, Mr.. Jack Aspinwall and Mr.
bennett Adams.
Miss Juanita Kaufman and Miss Rose
now will be at home to their friends in
formally this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin, who have been
visiting their daughter. Miss Goodwin.
who is attending a private school in this
city, have returned TO their home in Raj
eigh. n. c.
Mrs Frank Green of Seattle is the guest
of Commissioner and Mrs. Fred bennett
son.
Mrs Robert Hale of Los Angeles, Cal.
and Miss Wright and Miss Kyle Wright
of Genoa. Neb.. are spending the holiday
season with Senator and Mrs. Elmer J.
Rurkett of Nebraska. at their residence
in 10Th street.
Mrs. and Miss Howry. wife and daugh-