Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-24

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bassy. Baron de Stael of the Russian en-
bassy Baron de Struve of the Russian en-
bassy. Mr.. Samuel T. Eckert of Philadel-
phia. Mr.. Nabuco son of the Brazilian
ambassador: Mr.: Mackenzie Matherson.
Mr.. Huntington jackson, Mr.. Robert Fair
Reamey Mr. Douglas Boyd Carpenter.
Mr.. Coleman Jennings. Mr.. Emory. Mr..
Larrabee. Mr.. Melville Wallace. Mr..
Kent Legare. Mr. Pierce. Mr.. King Stone.
Mr.. Ector Mum. Mr. Thomas Symons,
Mr.. William Father. Mr.. Reyburn. Mr..
Franklin Ellis. Mr.. Garfield. Mr. Gou-
verneur Hoes. Messrs. Riggs. Mr.. George
Otis Draper. MIR. Newbold Noyes. Mr.. o.
H. Lane. Mr.. James Blair Gilmer. Messrs.
Hinckley. Mr.. Walcott. Mr.. Churchill
Candee. Mr.. Hemphill. Mr.. Arthur For
aker. Mr.. Peyton Winlock. Mr.. Maurice
Fremont Smith Mr.. Burrell c. HUFF. Mr.
Hopkins. Mr.. Edward Cady- Mr. John b.
Henderson. Mr.. Carroll Glover Mr.. VIII
rher. Mr.. Preston Gibson Mr.. Townsend
Mr.. Brook Lee
Miss Callie Mccall of Florida and her
mother are spending the Christmas holi-
days at Haddon Hail. Atlantic City.
Gilbert W. Kelly. principal OF the East
Aurora. Ill. high school, will spend the
holiday season at his old home, BIO 18th
street.
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey G. Ellis celebrate ed
their forty-fourth wedding anniversary
Tuesday evening. December %. at their
residence. No 700 G street northeast.
They received many beautiful presents.
Prof. Mflburn gave magic tricks. A boun-
tlful reoast was served. at which Mr..
Thomas Landrigen acted as postmaster.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. George
A. Mason. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Musheimer
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Brooks. Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. G. Mccormick Mr. and Mrs. Julius
Nurbuchen, Mr.. Thomas King and daughter
Jeanette. Mr.. and Mrs. III. F. ]. Drake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Landrigen. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Garren, Mr.. and Mrs David
Goumpf. Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Ellis.
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Lee Spire and Mrs. john
w. Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry c. Bontz announce
tho marriage of their cousin. Maud Cath
crime Combs to Mr.. Robert James Disher
of Charleston. s. c.. yesterday afternoon.
AT the home of the officiating minister.
Rev. Samuel Fl. Greene, pastor OF Calvary
Baptist Church.
The bride who was unattended. wore
a travelling suit of blue chiffon broadcloth.
with hat to match. and carried A bouquet
Of bride roses and lilies Of the valley.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs Disher left for an extended trip
SOUTH Upon their return they will be at
home at 2433 Columbia road after Janu-
airy Il.
Nine. Alfred Thierry assisted by her
brother-in-iaw and her sister, Lieut. l.
w. Fowler and Mrs. Fowler had the nrsl
of a series of dinners she intends to give
this winter at the Portland Iuesday
night. when her guests included the Hal
tian minister and Nine Leger, the Ro-
livian minister and Nine. Calderon, the
Persian minister. the Spanish minister,
Mr. and Mrs. Reid Rogers. Mr. and Mrs
Carl JOerissen. Mr.. and Mrs. John Cal
Ian O'Laughlin. In honor Of the navy the
centerpiece Of the table was miniature
ship in pink and white carnations, with
white sails and masts.
Mrs. G. Lloyd Magruder and Miss Ma
gruder are at Atlantic City.
Count de Sibour is to arrive in Wash
ington Christmas. day for visit to his
mother. the dowager countess de Sibour.
in Farragut square. He will return to
Paris in January.
Lieut.. Walter NJ. Falconer U.S.N., has
gone to his home in Ohio to recuperate
from long attack of illness. He ex-
poets to resume his duties at the navy
yard next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Kessler and Mr..
Howard T. Jones of Hyattsville and Mr..
A. W. Boyd of Washington recently re-
turned from trip through the east coast
OF Florida. Stops were made at st.
Augustine. Daytona Beach and Miami
Mr.. and Mrs. Kessler also visited Cocoa
and Rock Ledge. on the Indian river.
Messrs. Jones and Boyd saw the auto
mobile races at Savannah, Ga
Miss Jeanette Allen is spending the
Christmas holidays with her aunt Mrs
T. Clarence r. Dix Of Stoneleigh Court.
Mrs. and Miss Reid of New Haven.
Conn.,. are the house guests of Col. and
Mrs. Stedman, 1903 New Hampshire ave-
nue..
Mrs. Henry Fairfield Osborn gave a
dance last night at her house on Madison
avenue New York city. for her daughter,
Miss Josephine Osborn. who made her
debut this winter. Among the guests
were Miss Ethel Roosevelt. Miss Martha
Bacon and Miss Carrie Mum. who are
staying with Mrs. Osborn.
Mr.. Char,emagne Tower, former ambas-
sador at Berlin. and Mrs. Tower arrived
in Washington yesterday from their home
in Philadelphia to attend the wedding
OF Miss Warder and Mr.. Garrett today
Mr.. and Mrs. Tower are at the New Will
lard.
The new German ambassador and Bar
OneSS Bernstein are detained in New York
by the illness of the latter. or they would
have attended the Garrett Warder we'd
ding today. Other notable absentees from
that event were the Italian ambassador
and the Baroness Mayor des PIanches
who are In Atlantic City.
Mrs. Fairbanks went to Atlantic City
yesterday for short stay.
Mrs. Whitelaw Reid, who has been STAY
ing for several days with Rear Admiral
and Mrs Cowles. went to New York to-
day to spend Christmas with her father
MIR. ID. o. Mills. with whom she will go
to California later on. Last night Mr.
and Mrs. Boardman gave a dinner in her
honor.
Mrs EleCta T.. Smith has. gone to
spend Christmas with Mrs. Norwood Os-
born at Newark. n. J. Mrs Osborn will
be remembered as the daughter of Judge
Bryant. assistant attorney general of
the Post Office Department during the
Cleveland administration. Mrs Smith will
return Wednesday next.
Mrs. l.. H. Letter entertained twenty
guests at dinner last night Representa-
tive and Mrs. LongWorth ard the assist
ant secretary OF the navy, Mr.. Satter-
lee. being in the company
DR.. and Mrs. Chatard gave dinner
last night In honor of the Attorney Cen
eral and Mrs BOnaparte.
Nine. Calderon. wife of the Bolivian
minister entertained at luncheon yester-
day. when her guests were Nine. Leger,
Mrs. LOTUS. Nine. GOdoy, Nine. Yanes
Nine. Thierry, Mrs. Ra1ston. Mrs. Walton
Mrs. Hannis Taylor. wife of the former
minister to Spain; Mrs. John w. ThOmp-
son. Mrs Slayden. Mrs. George Porter