Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-11

Mrs. Hall. left yesterday for GreensburS.
Pa. travelling in Mrs Moore's motor car.
They expect to spend two or three days
on the way, and. if the good weather had
continued. anticipated much pleasure In
crossing the Alleshenies at this time.
Mrs. r. r. Hit, who has been abroad
since last spring, returned yesterday on
the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse.
The marriage yesterday in Baltimore of
Miss Lenita Brandt. daughter of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Brandt, and Com
! mander Horner Clark Poundstone. US. ~,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Poundstone OF
Buckhannon, w. Va, was attended by
! Rear Admiral Frederick Rogers, U.S.N.;
Commander Sims, U.S.N.; Gen. Crawford,
U.SA.; Edward McCauley. Arthur d. Ad-
Olson, Capt w. S. Haley, U.S.N.; Mrs.
Hinckley. Mrs. George Appleby. Rear Ad-
miral Thomas Perry, Commander H. r.
Jones and Mr.. George Appleby, jr., all
of this city.
Commander and Mrs. William Irwin
have cards out for Wednesday, November
%, to Z. at 1904 10Th street. when Miss
Annie Irwin will be presented. Mrs. and
Miss Irwin will be at home the Saturdays
in January.
Mrs. Laurence F. Schmeckeber will be
at home to her friends informally Friday
afternoons at the Imperial. Mrs.
Schmeckebier was Miss Daisy Mullett.
whose marriage took place at ST. Pauis
Episcopal Church September ~.
Miss Mallory Durant Church entertained
a number of other debutantes yesterday
at o'clock tea, following custom in
augurated week or two ago in the in
terest of a recently organized tennis
club, with a view to the better acquaint-
ance of its youthful members.
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Mrs. William c. Denny of this city was
hostess yesterday for Mrs. William H.
Taft at an informal tea party at the
Casino at Hot Springs, Va. The south
guests, who dropped in during the after
noon concert. Miss Josephine Patten
poured tea.
Mrs. Henry w. Taft and Miss Louise
Taft, sister-in-law and niece of the Presi-
dent-elect, sailed for Europe yesterday
and will spend month in Paris. They
will be back in time for the Inaugural
tion
| Mr.. and Mrs. Walter A. Butler enter
| tanned their friends last Sunday evening
| in honor of the christening of their
daughter, Thelma Mae. An orchestra
played during the evening. At 10 o'clock
| the guests repaired to the dining room,
where a supper was served.
Among those present were: Mr. and
Mrs j. H. Moran. Mr.. and Mrs. j. b.
Caldwell Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas E. Ser
geon, Mr.. and Mrs. John Boose, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Started, Mr.. and Mrs. Dr..
Powell, Mr.. and Mrs. James Gross, Mrs.
Wright. Mrs. Charles ]. Heuter. Mrs.
Charles A. Rady. Mrs. Fritz Xander,
Messrs. John P. Clancy. Joseph P. Greg
Dry, Harry Ruppertus, William Saunders.
McClees. Carey Brown. William Van
Horn. Clinton Crouch, Thomas Fleming.
]. McCloskey, Edward Started, Fritz
Xander, jr: Misses Mary E. Butler,
Aldy Taylor. Mabel Crouch. MARY and
Thelma Caldwell and Frances Rady.
The Secretary of the Interior and Mrs
Garfield will give a dinner next week in
honor of Miss Ethel Roosevelt.
Rev. E. W. Wakefield of Fairfax, Va
has issued cards for the marriage of his
daughter. Jeanne Winchester, to Mr.
Walter Nicholas Brown, formerly Of
Providence, r. l., but now of Washing
ton The ceremony will take place at s
O'Clock on the evening of Wednesday.
November 10, in Mount Vernon Place
Church.
Miss Chabot of California. who has been
abroad, is making little stay here with
Secretary and Mrs. Metcalf. on her way
to the Pacific coast. Her hosts had
The tea given yesterday by Mrs. Frances
Asbury LutZ in honor of Miss Clara A.
Lutz, who has been west for several
years. and has now returned, was very
happy event. The floral decorations of
the parlor were in pink, brought out with
chrysanthemums and roses. Mrs. Lutz
was dressed in light blue satin and duch-
ess lace. and the guest of honor wore light
blue chiffon and gilt lace. Mrs. Hardesty
MIRO Lemon presided In the
dining room. where the table was adorned
with red roses. Miss Marion Y. Lutz,
Miss Gertrude Lutz. Mrs. William. +.
Lemon. Mrs. John A. Lutz Miss Mar
guerite staley of Baltimore. Mrs Samuel
Green. Miss Walford Miss Richardson.
Mrs. Hardesty. Miss Stuart, Mrs. II. T.
Lemon, Miss Mary Duvall and Miss Louise
Duvan assisted in the Hospitality.
Miss Helen May Kline daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Isaac A. Kline. and Mr.. HarveyT
Winfield were married at noon yesterday
at the home of the brides parents by the
Rev w W. Barnes. The bride. who was
unattended. wore a travelling suit OF navy
blue broadcloth with large blue hat.
and a corsage bouquet of Tiolets y break
fast followed the ceremony. after which
Mr. and Mrs. Winfield left for a northerl
trip. Upon their return they will be at
home at 1.i9 Harvard street northwest.
where on December l they will give
reception.
Miss Maitland Marshall daughter of
Gen. and Mrs Marshall, entertained in
formally at a luncheon today a number of
other debutantes of the coming season.
An interesting event of Saturday next
will take place in Mrs John \. Iogan's
apartment at StoneleiGh Court, in the
marriage of Miss Elizabeth Logan, her
niece to Mr.. Nathan 3. Payne of New
York city. Mrs. Logan-Tucker and Com
mander Payne. U.S.N.. brother OF the
bridegroom, will attend the couple Only
family party and the personal friends
of the contracting parties have been bid
den to the ceremony. The future resi-
dence of the couple will be in New York
The sixty couple cotillon will be given
at Rauscher's Christmas eve
Marriage Licenses.
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