Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-04

the ball, gave a dinner before it, when
Miss Roosevelt, Miss Martha Bacon and
Miss Carrie Mum of this city were in
the party.
Paymaster Edmund w. Bonnaffon. Us.
N, was best man, and Naval Constructor
A. Van keuren, Lieut.. Commander
Horace mcfarland Capt g. J. Muir.
man. jr., were ushers.. yesterday at the
marriage in Philadelphia of Miss Edith
Dunbar Somers Turnbul and Paymaster
McGill r. Goldsborough. U.SN.
The bride is the third daughter of DR..
and Mrs. Charles Smith Turnbull TO have
married a naval officer.
Mrs. Nelson Palmer Vulte attended the
bride as matron of honor and Miss Alice
Grant Smith as maid of honor. The
bridesmaids were Miss Dorothy Emslie
Joiine and Miss Helen Cuthbert Molten,
cousins of the bride
The bridegroom is the son of Pa Direc-
tor and Mrs. Worthington Goidsborough
of Cambridge, Nd.
The brides gown was of Chinese silk.
trimmed with old point lace and fringe.
She wore a tulle veil and carried gar
denias. The couple will live in Philadel-
phia this winter.
The charge d'affaires of the Mexican
embassy and Nine. Godoy will entertain
at dinner tonight for the former MeXf-
their family. who have been here for u
few days and are leaving tomorrow for
their home at the Mexican capital.
The beautiful gold bracelet ratified in
connection with Miss Whelan's table for
the coming bazaar and Christmas sale
for the benefit of the Good Shepherd
house at Rauscher's December .. was
won yesterday by Miss Ethel Brodhead.
daughter OF Representative Brodhead of
Pennsylvania.
Mrs. and Miss Warder are sailing from
Europe next week for this country. The
marriage of Miss Alice Warder to Mr..
John w. Garrett, first secretary of the
American embassy in Rome, WILL it is
thought, take place Christmas eve. 1t
will be at the Warder home on X street,
with only the relatives Of the contracting
parties present. The couple will go abroad
very shortly, as Mr.. Garrett will return
to his post.
Gen. and Mrs. Duvall gave a dinner la st
night in honor of the Secretary of War
and Mrs. Wright.
Mrs. w F. Dennis of Stoneleigh Court
will present her daughter. Miss Wynd-
ham Rosser, at tea Thursday, Decem-
Der II.
Members of the Colonial Danes. which
has a large and influential membership
here, have leased the rooms at the Ar
lington formerly occupied by the Met
ropolitan Club. and will shortly be in
possession of them.
The alumni of the Business High School
will open its social season tomorrow
evening next with a dance. Among the
chaperons will be Mrs. Paul Sleman, Mrs.
Harry f. Lerch, Mrs. A. n. Dobson and
Mrs. A Lyle.
The committee in charge is composed
entirely of young ladies. namely: Miss
Ruth w. Bowie, Miss Grace c. Keyser.
Miss Ethel Sullivan and Miss Louise
Klenk, assisted by many other young
ladies closely connected with the Organi-
cation.
Tang Shao vi. special envoy of China
and Prince Fsai called on Representative
and Mrs. Longworth yesterday to pay
their respects, The prince could only
communicate through an interpreter, but
Tang Shao vi talked to Mr.. and Mrs.
Longworth in English.
Mrs. S. Heath of Benson, Mimi, who
has been the guest of Mrs. n. NJ. Shan
non, 1924 Park road, for several weeks,
left this morning for New York city and
Newburgh.