Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-11

Church. Dr. and Mrs Lindburg will
make their home in Corydon, Ind.
DR.. and Mrs. r. L.. Bradford have re-
turned from Atlantic City.
&Dr.and Mrs. George E. Girard Of 2425
18th street northwest announce the en-
gagement of their sister. Effie Elizabeth
Halves, to DR.. Edward H. Egbert of this
city.
Mrs. s. E. Garfield, formerly of this
city. now of Marshalltown. Iowa, is WIS.,
with her nephew, DR.. G. c. Galloway. and
family at 1874 Vermont avenue north
west.
is the guest Of Mrs. Shields. 1854 Clifton
street. Mrs. Mingea expects to spend
much time here during the coming WIN
ter as she has entered her young daugh-
ter at a school here.
A birthday party was given at the resi-
dence of Mr. ar,l Mrs. ]. w. Hooper. 421
street southeast. last Thursday even
ing in honor of the eighteenth birthday
Of their daughter. Miss Marie Hooper.
The parlors and dining rooms were taste
fully decorated with palms and foliage.
Miss Eva Berry sang several solos. After
an evening of games and dancing the
guests repaired to the dining room for
merous and valuable presents. The guests
included Miss Eva Berry, Miss Alice Sum-
mers. Miss May Burns. Miss Gill. Mrs.
NJ. NJ. Entwistle. Mrs. Henry and daugh-
ter Velva. Mr.. ]. Pellen. Mr.. J. o. Brein.
Mr.. A. G. Bradley, Mr.. Howe, Mr.. P.
Smith. Mr.. Leroy Bradley and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Hooper.
napolis. Md. Thursday. October 1. when
Mr.. Richard l.. Tilley and Miss Eleanor
Beatrice Nicholson both of this city, were
married in the parlor of the Maryland
Hotel. Rev. DR.. Bell Of the Presbyterian
Church in Annapolis officiated. The
couple returned to Washington imme-
diately and will take an apartment about
November 1. At present Mr.. and Mrs.
Tilley are stopping with the latter's
mother at the Ontario.
Mrs. G. II. Damon Young Of 1436 w
street northwest left last Monday for
California to visit Mrs. l.. A. Young Mr..
Youngs grandmother, who has a cottage
at Long Beach. She will be absent sew
eral months.
Mrs. Thomas Munroe Elliott. Miss. Ell
lott and Miss Virginia Elliott, who have
had a cottage in Belmar. N. J., for the
summer, have returned to their home in
Calvert street, this city.
Mrs. III. H. Hempler and Mrs. Barbour
leiI mere tHe HTSC part Oh the week 1Or
Norfolk en- route to Bangor. Me-, to be
gone about a month. They are to go en-
tirely by sea.
Miss Ethel Roosevelt, since her return
here, has begun to take part in the ordi-
nary pleasures of young ladyhood, in
anticipation of the fuller participation
that will be hers after her formal debut.
She is also able to indulge her taste for
outdoor life. horseback riding. etc, which
other form of enjoyment. and is always
at its best during the autumn In this
locality. The announcement Of the COM
ing out date for Miss Roosevelt will no
doubt be the most interesting to youthful
circles of any expected to emanate from
the White House the coming winter.
Miss Martha Bacon had something of a
coming-out party last night in the dinner
dance given by her mother. Mrs Robert
Bacon. at their Westbury. L. l., place,
where so many of their relatives and New
York acquaintances have their summer
homes. and with whom the young daugh-
ter Of the assistant secretary Of state will
likely always be associated. Miss Bacon
has had the most active season socially
she has yet experienced during the past
four months. which she divided between
her own home and that of friends in the
Berkshires.
Some of the otht.' debutantes whose
coming out parties are decided upon for
November and December are the daugh-
tiers of the Belgian and Swedish ministers.
Miss Marguerite Moncheur will be a
charming addition to a family already
we'll established in social good graces and
widely acquainted. She is we'll educated.
as BELTS the daughter of a diplomat and
her debut will be accompanied by many
attentions from others in official and resi-
dent families. The Misses Lagercrantz,
whose parents. the Swedish minister and
Nine. Lagercrantz, have taken a house on
upper 18th street. near the home Of Sec