Evening star., 1908-01-19

lege was filled last Tuesday evening with
the friends of THE Cheviot Players" the
dramatic cub of this popular school The
play was unique performance, an acros-
tic in two acts. five scores each. spelling
Chevy Chase. 1T was an original produc-
ton by the members of the club. each
scene representing some phase of school
life.
party was given by Mr. and Mrs. John
Schweitzer to celebrate the sixteenth
birthday of their daughter Audrey Tues
day evening. the 18th. Dancing and games
were enjoyed until late hour. after which
refreshments were served. Among those
present were the Misses Mable Reiser.
Merle Bishoff. Gertrude Marlowe Myrtle
F'edler Marie Baker, Grace Small Anna
RathvOn, Lula Robertson. Title Robert
son. Florence Graves and Audrey Schweit-
zer, and Messrs. l.. Robertson. J. Robert
son. w. Marlowe. ]. Fielder, c. Williams.
o. Moore. c. Reiser. G. Keefer. E. Foster.
". Baker. +. Eishoff. l.. Grav.s, w. Feii-
Ier and Mr. a-d Mrs j. Henry Robertson
Mrs, w. F. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. McCau-
ley and Mr. and Mrs. Will;am, Reiser.
The marriage Of Miss Minnie NJ Heath
cote and Mr.. William S. CARPENTER both
of this city. took place at the home of the
brides aunt. Mrs. Jennie f.. HILL 62 r
st.eet northwest. Thursday. January l6
The marriage was performed by Rev.
DR.. ". T. Thompson. assisted BY Dr.
George s. Duncan, cd friend o. the
1 family. recently re.u. led from Europe
The event was an extremely quiet one,
being witnessed by the immediate reia-
tives andt close friends of the young
/ couple. The bride entered the oarlor with
her father Mr.. c. L. Heathcote. She was
charminsly gowned in white crepe. made
over taffeta silk. trimmed with ouch. .se
lace. and chiffon. Hcr bouquet was a
shower of bride roses. The maid Of honor
Mss Laura klees, "ore hsIiorroo@ silk
and carried violets. The groom was at
| tended by his cousin, Mr. B. H. Brock
| way. The wedding march was played by
i Miss Anna IS tyser. who also PLAYED ap-
propriate music during the ceremony at
! she close of Wlich a breakfas. Hds served.
/ The brides travelling gown was of Llue
/ a:oadcloth. with hat 10 match. Mr.. and
+ Mrs. Carpenter left for Phladelphia and
/ Atlantic City. They will make their home
at e. r street northwest upon their return.
Mrs. w. II. Sholes will be a. home the
first and second Mondays in February
Mr. and Mrs. ]. II. Game. long time
| residents of Washington. left with their
! two children "Wednesday leveains for New
Mexico. They expect To make their home
there If they find the climatic nd other
conditions agreeable. but should circum-
stances rcnde" it necessary they will go
j on TO California.
Miss Flannery. lclo lst street north
4 eaS,, ef't' fta1neu at Il party in honor of
\ her friend. Miss Frances McCardell of
New Yok city. last Wednesday evening
The guests danced the Virgini, reel and
/ then walt2eu until late in the evening
WREN refreshments We're served. Musi-
! ch selections We're given by Miss Emily
i Dittoe. Miss Frances McCardell Mr.. Leo
I Cunningham, Mr.. AL. Ean6iboe. Mr.. John
Salb and NJ. John Irving. Those present
Wee Mr.. AL. Handihoe. Messrs. john
| George and Charlie Salb. Mr. John Irving
Mr.. Leo Cunningham. Miss Emily Dittoe
Miss Frances McCardell MIR Frank Ston-
nell. MI. Clinton Woodcock. Messrs. Wal
ter and Arthur Fink. Mr. Gus Bohn, Mr.
| Guy Tolbert. Mr.. Nathaniel Wor.ey. Mr.
James Dillon. Mr.. Ray OMeara. Miss
Flannery. the Misses Clara and Kathleen
/ Dillon. Mr.. and Mrs. @Simmons Mrs. I.
Simmons. Mr.. William Hammett. Miss
Katherine Kirby, Miss Mary Geier Mr..
John Priest and Mr.. Lester Souder
I Mrs. James r. Mckee went 10 New
/ Haven Friday. accompanied by her debu-
tante daughter. Miss Mary Lodge Mckee,
| and will be away until next Thursday.
The annual Yale junior promenada will
i be held Tuesday evening mkt in the
I'd Regiment .Armory in New Haven.
| Yesterday the prom. girl and her chap
! eron b. gan TO arrive. Through the play
| last night in til. Hyperion, Batteil chapel
| Sunday morning. the concert in Woolsey
hall, Monday night, the class and chapter