Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-08


| The couple will live in the present home
| of the bride on Hillyer place upon their
| return from their honeymoon journey.
The marriage Of Miss Amelia Pilson and
MI. Charles Adams Wood at st. Thomas
! Church. at noon. November 10. will be
followed by a wedding breakfast at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Pill
son. Miss Zefna Pilson and Miss Mar
guerite Pilson will be bridesmaids. and
Df. Clarkso Boston will be best man.
The ushers will be Messrs. Herbert Pike
OF. New. York, Albert Peters of Cincinnati.
James Mason of Philadelphia. and Mau-
rice Pifson. the brother of the bride. The
i hSme cards for the Bellevue. Boston. after
May 1,tare inclosed with the invitations
Miss Helen Hatfield and Lieut.. Berke-,
ley T. Merchant. 18th Cavalry. U.S.A.,;
will be married in the post chapel at
Fbrt Myer at noon November "a and a.
reception for their personal friends will
follow. at the home of Col. and Mrs. Hat,
field. Miss Phelps. Miss Georgia Knox
and Miss Helen Humphrey will be brides
flower girl. Lieut. II. F. Berry will be
best man. A number of entertainments
will be given for Miss Hatfield In the next
fortnight Miss Georgia Knox will give
a luncheon for her next Tuesday.
The Phoenix Club gave a dance last
Wednesday evening at Carroll Institute
The hall was very tastefully decorated
In the club colors. brown and white.
Pumpkins arranged on the chandeliers
and along the walls completed decora
lions. During intermission refreshments
were served. Among those present were
Misses Maud Fellheimer. Hortense Sand
hefmer, Irne Einstein. Elizabeth Farvar,
Goldsmith. Pauline Kronheim. Rhoda
Mauntner. Natalie Mayer. Leone Stern.
Carrie Robinson. Alma Rosenthal and
Mrs. G. Sigmund and Messrs. Bert Cohn.
Harry Cohn, Clarence Grosner. Sydney
be agh Phil Krenheim MYer " Ioeb n leon
Pretzfelder. Goldie Sigmund. Morris
Simon, Myer Simon, Eugene Young, Mon
roe E. Hollander and Emanuel Mendel-
son.
Maj. and Mrs Langfitts dance for the
Misses Marshall, Murray, Aleshire and
Hatch, four of the winters buds, was
an exceedingly pretty affair, Friday night
Mrs. Summerlin, Mrs. ]. Franklin Bell,
Mrs. Murray. Mrs. Hatch, Mrs. Aleshire,
among the chaperones, and the Misses
Lillian Baxter, Josephine Mason, Sadie
Murray Downing, Polly Mason and LOU
ise White were among those dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond S. Jennings, the
latter formerly Miss Stella Johnston. have
left Washington to make New York city
their permanent home, Mr.. Jennings hav-
ing gone into business in that city.
Miss Helen White entertained the
Esthnaoruth Class and several members
of the A. B. Pugh Glass of Mount Vernon
Church South at her home. 1915 10th street
northwest, Wednesday evening in honor
ders of Maryland Among those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn. Mr.. and
Mrs. Shreve, Misses Nan Sanders. Eliza
betn McKnew, Carrie Riddle, Rose and
Payne. Berta Hopkins. Fay Norman.
jamie Lewis, Clara Warwick and Florence
Irmen. Messrs. l.. W.. Rogers, Victor
Eberly, E. A. Upton, c. II. Jarboe, E. E.
Stacey, c. Evans, w. M. Warren, B. Coe,
l., White and Clay White and Mrs. NJ.
A. McKnew.
The "Washingtonians" will give a dance
Wednesday evening. November IL. The
club gave a masquerade party at the
residence of Miss Harmon, ITO 9Th street
northwest. Saturday night, about twenty
couples participating in the affair The
parlors were tastefully decorated for the
occasion, and at late hour refreshments
were served.
Mr. and Mrs. d. A. Adams of Phila-
delphia were In the city last week. sight
seeing. guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson
on 10Th street.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. p. Ealhom and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. McBrevety Of Ocean City re-
turned to their home last Friday. after
having spent several days In Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford of Johnsonville
N. Y, are in the city. guests at the
Ardmore.
The Chilean minister and Sonora de
Cruz, who have been visiting in New York
the past week, have returned to their
home on New Hampshire avenue.
Mrs. White and Miss Carrie Marshall
of Buffalo, N. T., arrived in the city last
week and are guests at the Woodstock
on u street, for the winter season.
Mrs. Johnston and Miss Helen Johnston
of Philadelphia, Pa, are the guests of
Miss Florence Johnston at the Woodstock
for q few weeks.
Col. and Mrs. II. c. Bradley have re-
turned, after having spent several months
In Connecticut, visiting relatives and
friends. and are located at 1873 Q street
for the winter.
Miss Mabel e. Barbour of % v street
northwest entertained number of friends
at a masquerade party given last Mon
day night. The usual festivities appro-
pirate to the occasion. with dancing. were
INDUCED in until a late hour. when re-
freshments were served. Among those
present were Miss Merle Bisohofr. Miss
Rita Allen. Miss Marguerite Wood. Miss
Annie Wood, Miss Ruth Abbott. Miss
Lulu Nichol. Miss Kate Wells. Miss Ruby
Gaver. Miss Elsie Barbour. Mrs. Brook
Brown, Mr.. Hughes. Mr.. Rheesa Norris
Mr.. E. Ilustre. Mr.. Lee Kemp. Mr.. Leon
ard Robertson, Mr.. D. Sandoval. Mr.. Tai
bert Boyce. Mr.. Fred Bischoff. Mr.. P.
Mr. Ca ~
brand, Mr.. E. Mapa, Mr.. Faxon Dean and
Mr.. Earl Dean.
Commander L. L. Reamey, Mrs. Rea-
mey and Mr.. Brewster Reamey have re-
turned for the winter.
The engagement Is announced of Mr..
Clinton C. Hunter Of West Washington
to Miss Evelyn Ortlieb of New York
city. The wedding will take pace in New
York city December s. Mr.. Hunter is
the son Of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Hun
ter of 1228 18th street West Washing