Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-31
SOCIETY.
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mer of Baltimore, Md. and Sydney Bay
ersdoerfer of Philadelphia, Pa.
Ernest Mayer of this city returned home
Wednesday from a trip to New York.
Tyler Nordlinger has returned to his
home in this city, after spending some
time in New York.
Mrs. Salvador Richard entertained at a
luncheon Saturday last in her apartments
in Congress Hall in honor of her guests.
Mrs Randall of Richmond, Va. and NJ So
Edna Weyl of tbs city. Others present
were Mrs. Phil King. Mrs. Sydney Reizen-
stein, Mrs. Meyer Nordlinger, Mrs. Sieg-
frid Fanti of Savannah, Ga, and Mrs.
Monroe Luchs.
Mrs Meyer Stern of the Ashley has as
her guest her mother. Mrs. Levy of Phil
adelphia, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Abendschein an
nounce the marriage of their daughter.
George Louise, and lie Roy Edele:n.
Thursday. October 2S, at o'clock, at
Christ Episcopal Church, by the Rev. Mr..
Johns. Will be at home to their friends
1fter November ID at 1883 18th street
northwest.
From Chicago comes the news that Miss
Phoeber Eckels, the daughter of Mrs.
James III. Eckels. widow of the former
controller of the currency, will be mar
ried in November. Miss Eckels' engage
ment to John Archibald Stevenson was
announced last summer. At first it had
been planned to have the wedding In the
new year, but Miss Eckels suddenly
changed her plans and informed her
friends that November II is to be the
day. 1t Is to be an afternoon wedding.
in the Fourth Presbyterian Church. and
only the intimate friends and relatives
will be invited. Mr.. Stevenson Is a Yale
man. and is member of the Saddle and
Cycle and University clubs Of Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs Francis Batcheller, who
are now at their North Brookline home.
Aberdeen Hall, are planning to spend
part of the coming season here. They
entertained in New York lately for the
Italian admiral and other officers of the
French fleet and the admirars return
courtesy for them aboard the f1aship were
a luncheon, team and dance. At the
last party all the women received tiny
silver medals Of the ship attached to rib
bons tied in punches of violets.
Mr.. f. Royal Tyler of Boston. en- route
for his usual winter soJourn abroad. is
on a visit TO his niece. Mrs. Ten Eyck
Wendell.
Mrs. Mcmillan is in Detroit on a visit
to her son, Mr.. Philip III. Mcmillan, and
to MIS-. w. &. MCMILLAN.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Schwab will
be newcomers here as residents the COM
ing winter and are expected to occupy
the Hurst home at Massachusetts avenue
and Eth street.
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday.
November 2. 3 and 4. the ladies
Of the Church of the Ascension. who
gave such a successful luncheon at
the tuberculosis congress last fall, will
give la carte luncheon for the benefit
OF their church. 1t will be held
IN the old Masonic Temple, corner Of 9th
and F streets, between the hours of IL 80
and O'clock. The lunch will be prompt
Iy and quickly served to accommodate
those who are limited in time.
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock in the
same hall there will be given an attrac-
tive concert by DISTINGUISHED talent as a
fitting close to this church enterprise.
Miss Susanna Henning and the Mar
quis de Charette will have large we'd
ding at st. Patrick's Cathedral Novem-
Der 10. when the bride will have seven
attendants. Miss Helen Hibbs Of this city
being In the number and several French
friends Of the bridegroom have come over
to assist best man and ushers Miss
Henning Is quite sure of a great welcome
from the relatives of her husband to be,
whom she met last summer during her
stay in France, when the parents of the