Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-04

school In Pelham Manor n. Y. and ma 1e
| her debut last December at the Hotel
Netheriand, in New York city. where
the family spend the winters.
! Mrs. Augustus Jackson, 2121 II street
| northwest has returned home and has
with her for the winter her cousin, Miss
! Mitchell OF Virginia.
The members of the Ex-Ve-Ie Pleasure
! Club OF this city spent delightful even
| ing last Wedn Hsday at the suburban ho.n>
of Miss Ethel Pryor. Tuxedo Nd. ThN
party enjoyed dancing. music and games
| The place was beautifully decorated " tn
Japanese lanterns autumn leaves. wild
| flowers and the club coors. Refr ,shs
mants were served and a pumpkin pick
followed. AR. John Lesch taking the
par: as a farmer. kept tn barrels of
| shotgun busy while the others were in the
patch. Mr.. Rae Barrick found the pr re
pumpkin weighing tnlrty-five pounds
Miss Pryor was assisted in receiving her
g-"sts by her mother. Mrs Pryor. Mrs.
Boyd and Mss G. Dawson. The new
officers are: Mrs. William Boyd pr9 sident
Miss alberta Thorn, vice president; Miss
Katherine Tho nlpson. treasurer. and Mr..
, Joseph Dawson. secretary. The other
m ambers present were thu Misses Carrie
Ruppel. Mabel Hamann. Marie Wad,.
Ethel Pryor. Edna Boyd, Irene Wade
! AIoysus Stormont, Victor Jaeger and Rae
Barrick.
| Mrs. Richard Sylvester and Miss Syl-
vester are la X again from their mountain
John Sylvester. U.sN. return early
last week to Annapolis. NJ 8. Sylvester
had several house parties OF yours people
during her sons vacation. both for tie
last week sp Mt here and in the rou
tains. prior to his short visit to Me-. York
Miss Marguerite Weaver returned to
| her home CT r street this week af er All
! extended visit to Spcncerport. n. y
wher. she was the ;,uest o: Mrs. Ju ius G.
| Stettner. formerly Miss Dora Stone Of
this city.
| Mrs. John Paul Jones. Miss Jones AID
| Miss Cuttings are permanently located at
1867 Church street.
| Mrs. Joseph Noble announces the en-
| fragment Of her daughter Adeline I to
| DR.. Chester A. Baker Of this city. TIE
| wedding will take place the latter p TT
of this month: and only the immediate
| families will he present on account of
| the recent death OF Col. Noble.
| DR.. and Mrs. Samuel Z. Watkins have
| returned to the city and will occupy their
| apartment at the Alabama.
Miss Mae c. Hermann Of the Bronx.
n. Y. is visiting her aunt. Mrs. j. Hafle
of o20 Sth street southwest.
Miss Daisy Warning of this city and Mr.
James r. Christian Of Hampton. Va. were
married Saturday. Sept mber 26, by Rev.
| Vincent Taylor at Greensboro. n. c.
a dance at the library hall 1T Chevy Chase
last Thursday night. Refreshments were
| enjoyed before the party started back t.
the city. The Freons and their invited
yrsx.r N1rfn q
| Andersen. Mabel Garner Lillian G les.
f; Irene Common and Margaret Wallace. and
| Freons Andersen. Grubbs. Curtis. KILN
ger. Herbert and Samuel Freon. Ms.
| GaUie chaperoned the party.
| Nine. Beauchamp of the Ethelhurst re-
| turned yesterday after u three-mOnth va
cation With friends in western Pennsyl
| vania and New York city.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Schott celebra ted the fifth
anniversary of their marriage at their
| home. 1871 East Capitol street, September
30 Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs Isemann, Mrs. and Mrs. Bolland.
| MI. and Mrs Brockans Of Boston, Mr..
and Mrs. Thompson. Mr.and Mrs Bradley,
Mr.. and Mrs Honnett. Mr. and Mrs. Nor
Atlantic City Miss McAdams and Miss
| Nj. A. DiXoll.
Mrs. s. \. Smith Of ~ Grant place has
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months in New Hampshire.
Nh. and Mrs. Seth Barton French closed
| their villa i'll Newport Friday and will
d. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Pension of this
city announced Yesterday the marriage OF
their daughter, Nellie Graves Pension. to
| Mr.. Albert Hoveyking of Guantanamo,
Cuba. Thursday. October 1. at Occoquan.
| Va. The announcement will come as
surprise to their friends, for while the
engagement OF the young couple dates
| back a year and a half they suddenly
decided to get married while both were
members Of the house party being enter
tanned by Mrs. and Miss Florence Hinkle
at their ,hone at Occoquan. Mr.. Haywood
Davis drove sixteen miles to get the mar
rage license and with other friends &C
companied the couple to historic Pohick
| Church, Fairfax county. where Rev. DIR.
Meade, its rector. performed the service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hovey-King after q little
stay mere with the brides parents will
30 to New York for their future residence
The bride is a granddaughter of Mr.. J.
+, Brahan Of Rome. Ga. and Is a niece O
Mr.. Hovey-king is brother Of Pay
master Alvin Hovey-king, U.SN.
Mr. Abel. Leger. the elder son of tn
Haitian minister and Nine. Leger. ha
returned to his diplomatic post at Paris
| after spending the summer at Deer Pari
with his parents. Mr.. George Leeer
who is studying medicine in Paris, wi
also leave for that city shortly. TIL.
Misses Bourhc. the young nfeces Of Nine
Leger, are here and will spend tn
! coming season with their uncle and aunt
Mrs Georges T. Marye. jr.. returned lo<
week to her Washington home. maAin
the journey from California with Nj.
! Mrs. Henry /. Scott. Just before leav
| ing Mr. and Mrs. Marye gave a delight
| full dim Il. having among their guests Mr..
| Edward NJ. Greenway. whose social leader
! ship in San Francisco Is never questioned.
and whose series of dances each winter
are most notable events.
| Mr. and Mrs. Victor II. Wallace. who