Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-16


the Swedish conSulS. now in Washington
in conference with the minister. In the
party were Mr.. Clarbrohn of New York.
Mr.. Viii of Philade phia. Mr. Lindgren of
Chicago. Mr.. JOhnssoNS. the Misses de
Lagercrantz and Count Uglas and Mr.. In
dan of the legation staff.
Mrs. William Corcoran Eustis was host
ess at tea yesterday afternoon at Cor
cOran house, her winter home, in III street.
in honor of Miss Celestin EuStis. aunt Of
Mr.. Eustis. who is spending the winter
with them after many years absence from
Washington, and who formerly resided
with her brother-in-law, the ate w. w.
Corcoran. Mrs. Eustis and Miss Eustis
were assisted by Mrs George Cabot
Lodge. Mrs. Harriet Blaine Beale Miss
Lay. Miss Wetmore Miss Julia Myer. and
Miss McGil of Leesburs. Va. who is
house guest of Mrs. Eustis
Miss Clarissa c. P Bounton and Mrs
Jesse 4. Thomas of Ballston were married
at the residence of the brides parents in
vienna, Va, on the evening of December
IL. In presence Of few invited guests.
The ceremony was performed by Rev
James NJ. Nourse. pastor of the Presby-
terrain Church. There were many beaut1-
full presents. The bride and groom after a
short tour will take up their residence in
Florida.
Mrs. Jules Guthridge was hostess at
luncheon today, when her guests were
Baroness Takahira, Nine Calderon, Nine
Quesada, Mrs. John b. Henderson. Mrs
John A. Logan, Mrs. Thomas H. Ander-
son, Mrs. Myron NJ. Parker. Mrs Victor
Kaufman and Mrs. Edward Fl. Gheen
ST. George, gave its first ball of the sea-
son last evening in the old Masonic Tenn
pie. a brilliant assemblage being present
At midnight supper was served. and
dancing was continued until , am. Those
in charge of the affair were Mesdames
Martha Maidens, Florence Avery. Leah
Long. Annie Gregory. Nina Candey. Eva
Ricketts,. II. Tiford. Belle Ryan. Anna
Bindon, Louise Wynn and Kate Long.
Mrs J. Burnett Crane will present her
daughter. Miss katherine Crane. at a tea
this afternoon. They will be assisted by
their house guests. the Misses Nancy Har-
ris and Maud Aldrich of New York. Mrs.
Charles Neville Boiling. Mrs. Walker.
Mrs. Brooks. Miss Hanna Taylor, Miss
Ruth Bliss, Miss Carolyn Murray. Miss
Marjorie Aleshire. Miss Maitland Mar
shall. Miss Mallory Church. Miss Julia
Heyl. Miss Margaret Brooks and Miss
Mary Chew.
Miss Jane Sands gave a pretty luncheon
yesterday for Miss Annie Irwin, to meet
whom there were present Miss Mary
Chew. Miss Ruth Bliss, Miss Edna
Marie Brown, Miss Dorothy Milfen, Miss
Katherine Clabaugh. Baroness Marie Won
Paumgartten and Miss Frances Colds
borough.
Miss Laura Black and Mr.. Edgar w.
Ackenbaugh were married at Trinity NJ
E. Church last night by Rev. John w.
kellar Of Malaga. y. j., uncle of the
bride, assisted by Rev H. T. France. The
church was decorated with palms and
Hac nj eye-PrppnS The nSl
ers were Mr.. James Calvin HOLSTER, Mr.
Edwin Jones. Mr. Clifford f. kettler and
Mr.. f. Clarence Poston. The bride, who
was given In marriage by her mother,
wore a princess gown of white silk. trim
med in embroidery net and silk embroid-
cry. Her veil was caught with lilies of the
valley and she carried a shower OF bride
roses and lilies Of the valley. Miss lsa-
bel Young Of Washington. Pa. the maid
Of honor, wore white lace over pink silk
and carried pink roses. Miss Sarah Dins-
more of Waynesboro Pa. was bridesmaid
and wore white messaline satin. trimmed
in bands Of net embroidered in gold. She
carried white carnations. The other
bridesmaid, Miss Irma Kane. wore a
pink messaine satin, trimmed in Irish
point. and carried pink carnations. The
brides mother wore a black velvet prin-
cess gown. trimmed in jet. The best man
was DR.. Thomas Everett Griffith.
small reception followed at the new
home of the bride and bridegroom, 1860
Newton street, before Mr.. and Mrs. Ack-
enbaugb left for a northern trip. They
will be at home after February ! at 1863
Newton street
DR. j. Ford Thompson. who has been
abroad for year. has returned and is
temporarily located at the Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Ford Thompson. jr.. both
of whom are we'll known in Washington,
and their infant daughter are in Paris,
where they have lived since their mar
rage Mrs. Thompson was Miss Florence
Conrad