Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-22

| to be in Washington Thanksgiving, as
are Secretary and Mrs. Metcalf. who are
giving much time to their preparations
for their journey to California Mrs. Met
calf is receiving many attentions from
her friends, but the health of the retiring
Secretary makes it. impossible for him
to accept also.
The Postmaster General and his daugh-
ters will so on to New York the last of
the week and join Mrs. Meyer. who has
gone north to visit her son at GrotOn and
spend Thanksgiving with him. The
Misses Meyer are now with their mother.
but will be back here tomorrow.
Secretary and Mrs. Straus and Secre-
tary Wilson will be here for Thanksgiv-
ing.
The Attorney General and Mrs. Bona
parte will spend the day. is their wont.
at their Baltimore home. and Secretary
and Mrs. Garfield at their home in this
city
and daughter of the coming Secretary of
the Navy. will 80 to New York Tuesday
to meet the NeWberry boys. Barnes and
Phelps. who will come from their school
to spend Thanksgiving there Mr.. New
berry Will join his family there Thurs
day and Saturday they will take a large
party TO the Army and Navy foot ball
game al Philadelphia.
The President and Mrs. Roosevelt have
| sent out invitations for small dinner
| to be given Tuesday, December =.
| Miss Grayce q. Witty of Fairfax ave
nue.. Norfolk. is the guest of her aunt
Mrs. George 5. Rosson, 6j3 S street north
west.
Miss Gilmore Ramsay Of Norfolk is stop
pinS at 432 ii street northwest for two
weeks.
Mr.. Edward Ebert Munsey and bride
| formerly Miss Edith May PeckD. who
| were married the 3lst ultlmo, returned
| from a honeymoon trip. and Thursday
evening last held reception to their
| friends at their home. 11I9 Monroe street.
| The house was beautifully decorated with
palms and cut flowers: an orchestra fur
nished music and & buffet supper was
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Munsey were assisted in
receiving their guests by Nrs. w. L.
| Munsev, mothe of the groom; Miss Mum
| sey. his sister: Mrs. Printup. Mrs. Hell
| phenstine. Mrs. Homer Smith and Miss
Hoss.
| The bride wore a beautiful gown of
| white satin with pearl trimmings; Mrs.
| Helphenstine. white satin, hand embrod-
! cred. and Miss NainSey. white crepe de
| chine. Hundreds of beautiful presents
were displayed on the second floor and
were admired by the guests. Among those
| In attendance were Miss Maude b. Mitch
| ell Mrs. Emma ID. Adams, Miss Mary S.
| Brown. Miss Mary III. Cook. Mss Arledge
| Miss Cdsack. Miss Blanche Van DeVenter
| Miss Naomi Baker. Miss Claudia Gran
| ston Miss Gertrude Gerbert, Mr.. Robert
Mccall. NJ. Howard Warlick, Mr.. Au-
gustus Smith, Mr. r. A. Taylor, Capt. and
Mrs Robinson. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred j
| Arnold Mr.. and Mrs. john Wood Mr.
and Mrs John Keener. NJ. and Mrs. j
| III. Aiken. DR. and Mrs. Herbert W. Por-
ter. Mrs. Joseph G. Windsor, Mr.. and
| Mrs Adon ID. Phillips, Miss Adde Hoss
Miss Nellie Hoss. Miss ELEPHANT. Miss
! Anna Luckenbach, Miss Bessie Windsor
| Miss Margaretta Frank. Miss Louise
| Durkee. Miss Annie Meacham, Miss Clara
| b. Gage. Miss r.. Helen Bushnell, Rev
T, and Mrs. Samuel Fl. Greene. Mrs Hor-
! tense Knapp Fowler. NJ. and Mrs. War
| ing f. Evans. Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Hell
phenstine. Capt. and Mrs. Joseph Prntup
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fnney Ensle. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Arthur Hacker. Mrs. Maud X. Tay-
| lor. Ms. Anna Mccall Prof and Mrs
| Robert Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Homer
! Smith. Col. and Mrs G.. G. kniffiu. Mr.
and Mrs. John *. tieuch Alr. and Mrs
John Thomas Cam. Mr.. PoultueN Mr. Ed
| win Cough Evans. NJ Robert Munsey
and Mai. !. f. Powell.
Preliminary To the New Year DAY re-
| ception VIII he that III honor of the dip