Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-07
MISS MARGERY COTTON.
photo by q. V. Buck.)

Davenport, Fulton karr and Edward I.
Davis. Refreshments were served at
late hour, when each guest received a
candle for souvenir
Mrs. and the Misses Whclpley and
Mrs. Baldwin of this city recently join
ed the hotel colony at Lausanne. Switz-
erland
The announcement of the coming mar
rage of Miss Mabel Estelle Gray and
Mr. Ralph Wayland is said by the young
lady and her parents, Mr.. and MIS-
Frank Gray, of $40 F street northeast.
to be entirely without foundation
women have each subscribed 800 apiece
emitting them to ten cards of invitation,
is the distinct novelty of the winter sea-
son i'm San Francisco. These events and
the GreenWay balls or whch four VIII
be given. as usual. are to make the entry
of the debutantes on this years list MEM
orable events.
Mrs. Benjamin V. Jackson announces
the engagement of her daughter, Carrie
Orr Jackson. and Mr.. James Sharp
Henry The wedding will be one of the
m.dwinter events, the date TO be an
nounced later.
Col and Mrs. Joseph w. Duncan have
announced the engagement of their
daughter Carol and Lieut.. Resolve Potter
Palmer 9th Infantry, L. $. A. The we'd
ding will take place just before Christ
mas.
The Undecim Club entertained its friends
at theatcr party Wednesday evening.
after which supper was served at res
taurant, which was very pio;tiiy deco
rated for the occasion. Those present
were Messrs. Harold Strauss. Clarence
Eiseman, Philip Brown, Joseph Gold
smith. Ivan Herman. Sidney Kaufman.
,plat -~.at,n II nd
Julius Richards. and Misses, Lillian Roth
stein. Louis Einstein, Florence Augen-
slime, Pauline Kromheim, Anita Herman,
Rena Sanger. Helene Hoffa and Sarah
Levy.
A recent marriage in Japan is Of inter-
est here. the contracting parties being
Miss Annie Pauline McKim. daughter of
Rt. Rev. Bishop John McKim. ID. d.. and
Mrs McKim OF Toxic, and Ne. Adolph
Ancrum Williamson. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John c. Williamson of this city.
The bride made her debut in society two
years ago. Mr. Williamson, who went to
Japan as student interpreter three years
ago has since received an appointment
at the American consulate in Dalny
where the couple will live. The marriage
was afternoon one at Trinity Cafhe-
dral, the brides father officiating, Miss
Nellie McEim as maid Of honor and
Misses Eleanor Wallace, cousin of the
bride. and Agnes Sweet Of Toxic as
bridesmaids. The bride was escorted by
her uncle. Rev. George Wallace, and
and lace Her tulle veil was crowned
with orange blossoms. The bridesmaids
were dressed alike i'm embroidered white
muslin. Bishop and Mrs. Mckim held
reception afterward before the departure
of the couple for their honeymoon tour.
Mrs. Irwin, wife of Commander Irwin.
and Miss Annie Irwin will go over to New
Haven next FRIDAY TO witness the Prince
ton-Yale game Saturday.
The cabinet women have not yet re-
sumed in any way the social life in which
they participated in a more or less degree
after coming here last spring. Mrs. Knox
was placed in retirement by the death of
a relative early i'm the week. though she
was ready to preside at the luncheon
which was TO mark the official welcome to
the visiting japanese. Mrs. MacVeagh
has not settled down here yet for the win
ter. MIS-. Ballinger will not leave her
Seattle home until late in the month and
will spend the winter at the Shoreham, as
Secretary Ballinger will not take a house
this year. Mrs. Nagel. who made re-
sent visit TO Boston to her sister, has re-
turned and will have the companionship
of her young daughter, Miss Hildegarde
! Nagel, as an assistant in her social du-
| ties The Attorney General and Mrs.
WickerShanI are settled in their 18th
street home. but the latter is i'm mourning.
Secretary and Mrs. Dickinson will be at
the Grafton until they move up to their
home on Connecticut avenue. Their son.
who Is still quite an invalid. will. IL is
thought. spend most OF the winter here
with them.
at the Gladstone Thursday. November IL.
Nine. Marie Louise has gone to New
York to attend the horse show.
Mrs. Douglass of Chicago is the guest
OF her daughter. Mrs Charles BurnsdeS
of 18th and Newton streets northeast,
and assisted at a birthday party in hon.
or of her grandson, Master Merle Burn
sides.
Miss Marian Galloway. who was the
guest of Miss Mary Lanahan. has return
ed 10 her home in Seaford. Del.
Can't Joseph :. Hawk OF Camden " j.,
has returned to his home after stopping
over with relatives i'm Brookland subse-
quent TO a visit to the battlefield of Cold
Harbor, where he attended the ceremO-
MES OF unwilling the monument TO the
memory of the Pennsylvania soldiers who
fell i'm that battle. Capt. Hawk was
member of tie 1SSth Pennsylvania Regi-
ment which went into the Cold Harbor
fight with twenty three commissioned Off
GERS, of whom all but three were killed
or wounded in the struggle.
Miss Juliette Paris. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Albion Paris, OF Georgetown,
has returned after spending short
time in Annapolis.
Master Herbert Rider was given re-
| cent pleasant surprise party by his young
| friends and a merry evening was spent
pIa wing various games. Among those
| i'm attendance were Misses Octavia Wood
ward, Edith Eastlack, Mary DuSap, Yer
ttinIA Nal ATori
Numford, Charlotte Woodson. Laura
Johnston, Mae Wilmington and Elizabeth