Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-08
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sive honeymoon journey, which will take
| them to Mexico, Cuba and the south.
| They will live in Utica y. y. and expect
to be established in their home there IN
| February.
In the wedding party will he Mr..
Thomas w. Johnson of Utica. cousin OF
the bridegroom and best man. and Mr..
| Delos NJ. Johnson. ir.. another cousin,
| with Mr.. 4. c. Paker, also of Utica: Mr.
Harry Haynes OF Boston. Mr.. T.. Weiss
| of Rochester. n Y. and Mr.. Hubbard
Sylvester and Mr.. Carl Christian of this
city as ushers In the brides train will
be Miss Margaret Delano of Brookline,
| Mass, as her maid of honor, and Miss
i Leila Belle Heron, Miss Georgia Knox,
| Miss May kearney and Miss Edna Rob
| erts as bridesmaids.
Among the backgrounds relatives from
| Utica here for the wedding are: Mr. and
Mrs. Walter J. Green. Mr.. Bud Green,
| Miss Rosemary Green. Miss Dorothy
| Green, Mr. Thomas ". Johnson and Mr..
! D. NJ. Johnson. u. Among Mr. WOODS feIa-
! tives in this city are Mr.. Melville Church
and Mr. l. E. Church Other out-oftown
guests here are: Mrs w. Jerome Green
| of Utica, Maj. William NJ. SWartwout OF
Troy. Coy. David r. Francis of st. Louis
a friend of Maj. Sylvester's for many
| years: Mrs. Albert and Miss Clara Fal-
kenbury of Susquehanna. Pa: Miss Elsie
! Vose of Brooklne Mass; Miss Lillian
| Bready and Mrs l.. b. Lghtner of West
| Virginia. Mr.. and Mrs George w. Nor
| gan of New York. Mr. and Mrs. w
Woods White of Atlanta. Ga. and Mr.
/ Russell Lucas of New York, relatives of
the bride Mr.. Joseph S. Lowery of
Utica. Carlton G. Lowery, Utica; Mrs
| D. NJ Johnson. Utica; Mrs. Myron Il.
Wright Susquehanna. Pa: Miss Agnes
/ Sheehan. Utica and Mr.. and Mrs. +. G.
! Chadwick. Utica.
Mr. Wood is connected with the largest
| manufacturing concern of modern firearms
| in this country. and is considered an
adept in his knowledge of that business
| His home In Utica, where he has lived
with his aunt, is next door to the resi-
| dence of the Vice President and Mrs.
| Sherman.
| The presents received by Miss Sylvester
run into the hundreds and form a valu
1 able collection of splendid gifts.
| Lieut. Col Tanaka. the military at
! tache of the japanese embassy. enter
| tanned at dinner at the New Willard last
! evening in honor OF the military and
| naval attaches OF the embassies and lega-
| tons in this city. His guests We're
Lieut.. Camperio of the Italian embassy.
| Commander Baron Preuschen of the
| Austro- Hungarian embassy, Lieut.. Com
| mander Eiscount day of the French
embassy. Lieut.. Commander Azevedo of
the Brazilian embassy. Col. Baron Rode
and Commander Nassilief of the Rus
sian embassy. Lieut.. Col. James OF the
| and Maj. Won Livonius of the German
embassy, Maj. Daira of the Mexican en-
bassy, Lieut.. Col. trcullu of the Spanish
legation. Commander HiraSa or the Jap
! aneSt. embassy and Pfof ASnfnO OF the
Japanese navy.
Col. and Mrs T. II. Alexander are eX-
| pected to return from their Pacific coast
! visit a few days before Christmas.
Mrs. Goldsborough gave beautiful
luncheon today in honor of Miss Elsie
Downing. one of the feted debutahtes
of the winter The others present. in
GLIDING this and last years debutantes,
were Miss Valerie Padelford. Miss
Louise Cromwell. Miss Sophy Johnston,
Miss Leanora Finley, Miss Marguerite
| Barbour Miss Mary Chew. Miss Annie
Irwin, Miss Jane Sands, Miss Earlougher.
/ Miss Mary Stead. Miss Amyita Talbot.
! Miss Feroline Perkins and Miss Frances
! Goldsborough.
/ Mrs. William Wheatley was = luncheon
| hostess today, having guest of honor
/ Mrs William Meek of Knoxville. Tenn,
who is spending this month at Annapolis
| In the company We're Mrs. hinckley,
/ Mrs McCauley, Mrs. Sands. Mrs. Perry,
! Mrs. Haywood. Nine Quesada. Mrs. Ell
! linger, Mrs. Crawford, Mrs. PettiS and
| Mrs. Isaac T. Mann
/ Mrs George S. Cooper has cards out
for tea Saturday, December u.s. when
she will present her daughter. Miss Helen
| Wycliffe Cooper She will be assisted by
her house guest Miss Mildred Sykes Of
| Cincinnati, Ohio, and the Misses Dorothy
Smallwood. Maud Parker, Marion True.
Susie Courts. Eugenia Swanson. Mary
! Lucia Harris, E,Stele Sharp, Maitland
Piper Jeanette Baker and Glenda MILAN
The British ambassador and Mrs Bryce
had a small company at dinner last even
| ing the guests being Mrs. ]. Anrln
RrEce
| Miss Taylor, Miss Foraker. Miss Morgan.
Miss Putnam Mr.. j. AMMAN Bryce of
England. brother of the ambassador, left
yesterday for New York to return to
England but Mrs. Bryce and daughter
| Miss Marjorie Bryce. will remain at the
| mbassy for the season.
Mrs Sallie F. Marshall Hardy. vice
president general. Kentucky d. a. r.. is
at the Ebbitt House to attend the De-
cember board meeting.
Monday evening at Noel House gym
nasium the Noel House Social Club gave
its first weekly dance of the season. Re-
freshments were served and dancing en-
joyed until a late hour. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. +. S. Gillian,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Sparroush, the Misses
Eva Beagle. Joy Colwel Irene Doyle,
| Mamie Doyle. Emily Gladmond. Irene
Headings. Evelyn Hunter Mamie Kill
| man Emma Lederer Jennie McTwiggan,
Gertie Sherwood and Catherine Steward
Messrs. Charles King. John Martin. John
! Miller, Harry Smith, Earle Smithson,
John Thompson. Fred Watson and Harry
/ Watson.
! Mrs. Louis Card Pedlar will entertain
i informally at tea this afternoon in
! honor of her sister-in- law. Miss Jean Pei
| shaw Pedlar, who will be married to Mr..
i Edward Carlton Baker, United States
consul To Antung, China. December IL.
She will be assisted by Miss Gladys Ped
! lar. who will attend her sister at the
wedding
| The new Chinese minister. Mr.. Chang
| Ting Fang, with his wife and daughters,
| will upon their arrival in this city take
| up their residence in the d u. Cotton
house on Connecticut avenue. The party
| is expected to land in San Francisco Fri
| day.
/ The French ambassador and Nine. Jus
| serand had their guests at luncheon
yesterday Mr.. Parker. president of the
| Commercial Congress: Mr.. Taxon, presi-