Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-21

Mrs. G. c. Glover. Mr.. and Mrs. William
r. Curtis, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lansing
and Mr.. John Foster Dulles.
Mrs. Stanley Matthews entertained at a
small dinner last evening in honor OF
her house guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Watterson.
The wedding of Miss Laura Clifford
Wells, daughter of Mrs. Henry Wells, and
Lieut.: Julian Parsons Wilcox: =. s. NJ G..
Tuesday, December Z, at O'Clock. at the
, New York Avenue Church, will be fol-
lowed by a small reception at the home OF
Mrs. Wells on 2lst street. to which only
the relatives and a few intimate friends
| vited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans s. Cameron. the
latter formerly Miss Frederick Morgan
whose wedding few weeks ago was one
of the foremost social events of the
season, have returned from their we'd
ding trip and are now at their new
home. 1928 2lst street northwest.
Miss Amora Quesada entertained at
| luncheon yesterday in honor of her
friends among the debutantes.
! Mr. and Nine. Quesada have as house
guests Mrs Arostequi and children of
Cuba.
| Mrs. ] Robert Mckee and Miss Mary
Harrison Mckee and Mr.. BENJAMIN H.
| Mckee were guests at the opera In New
| York Friday night of Mr. Bagby. Mr..
and Mrs. F.. CORTLAND Penfield were also
| in the party
| Mrs. Penfeld was in gown of
amethyst chiffon velvet, with touches OF
turquoise blue velvet at the corsase she
wore a collar and necklace Of diamonds,
pearls and turquoise and Greclan panos
of silver in the couture. Mrs. Mckees
gown Of black crepe de chine was con-
bined with gold braid.
Miss Mckee was in a princess gown or
Italian blue chiffon satin and jetted net.
Her ornaments were pearls.
| The British ambassador and Mrs.
Bryce are entertaining the Turkish en-
voys at luncheon today. The latter VIII
leave the capital Tuesday. after a week
of both official and private entertaining
| in their honor
Mrs James William DOGGY will give
| musical at home to young people In honor
Of Miss Pauline Phillips OF Baltimore
o'clock
| Miss Lemaisa Breckenridge of st. Louis,
Mo. is spending the winter with Mr.. and
Mrs James L. Primm of Michigan ave-
nue..
| Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Grymes Of Belle
vue, D. c.. and Mrs. Sarah Ligntfoot
| Miss Augusta Bennett Of Brandy Sta
ton. Va; Mr.. George Beltzhoover OF
Charles Town. w. Va. and Mr.. J. Bosley
Jessop Of Baltimore. Nd. were recent
| guests Of Miss Violet Horner.
Mr. and Mrs William McCray have
moved from Brookland to Washington,
accompanied by Miss Harriet McCray.
| Mrs Lulu Fisher and daughter of At
lanta. Ga, have been the guests of Mrs
| Zimmerman of B street northeast and
will return to Atlanta Tuesday.
| A bazaar which was held at Pythian
Temple under the auspices Of the Brook
land NJ. f. and the Dumbarton Avenue
| NJ. E. churches was quite successful
affair. The entertainment was furnished
by the Dumbarton Epworth. and consist.
| ed of recitations by Miss McGuinness and
! vocal solos by Miss Bessie Birch. Miss
| others.
| Miss Bette Barnes is giving a collar
and handkerchief shower for Miss Laura
Sylvester Tuesday next
| Beauregard Chapter No. 1902 United
| Daughters of the Confederacy will give
/ q dance at Rauschers December 3 for
| the benefit of the Arlington Confederate
| monument and to establish a fund at the
| Confederate Memorial Home for relief
| Of the needy widows and veterans or their
dependents who daily apply there for
sympathy, food and shelter.
| Mrs. Leonard G.. Hoffman of 1908 Fair
mont street Is directly in charge, and Is
| assisted by the officers and members of
the chapter. The vice presidents are Mrs
Arthur e. Johnson and Miss Lila Watts
II Collins; recording secretary Miss Lucie
B. Hudson, and corresponding secretary
and treasurer. Miss Fanny w. II. Weeks
"A fruit and vegetable market" will be
the special attraction of the housewarm-
ing festival of st. Roses new technical
school. Phelps place and California
avenue. December ) and 4, from to I
o'clock. 1t will be held in the girls
recreation hall. and the patrons of the
affair are urged to do their marketing
and Christmas shopping. where they will
be waited upon by a charming corps of
attendants. musical program, to be
given in the little theater of the build
ing. will take place each day from 1 to
5 o'clock.
The executive committee in charge is
headed by Mime. Jusserand with Miss
Marie Ciotilde Redfern as secretary.
Among the patronesses and those in
charge Of stalls will be Nine Bonaparte,
Mrs. George Bliss. Nine. Calvo. Mrs.
Allyn Capron. Mrs. Carter. Mrs Dan
Mrs. Robert Hinckley. Mrs. Samuel H.ll.
Miss Mamie Randolph Heth. Mrs.
Joseph Letter. Mrs John r. Mclean.
MIS- NJ. j. Lehman, Mrs. X. r. Mann,
Nine. Nabuco. the Misses Patten, Miss
Alice Riggs. Mrs. Philip Sheridan Mrs.
Knox Taylor and Mrs. Hannis Taylor.
Charming French peasants will be in
attendance at the market stalls to sell
fruits, vegetables, butter. egg
milk. candies, flowers. soft drinks, Ice
cream cones. stockings, etc, and dainty
baskets to carry the marketing home.
Afternoon tea, with the usual light re-
freshments. will also be served.
Mrs. James William DOGGY of Capitol
Hill gave an elegantly appointed luncheon
"Wednesday in honor OF her cousin Miss
Grace Delaplaine of Kansas City. Mo-,
and Mrs. George NJ Rowe. president of
the Lincoln Women's Relief Corps. Those
present were Mrs. Otto Louis VeerhoT
Mrs. Charles Franklin Creighton, Mrs r.
v. Hough and Miss Helena Tracy DOGGY
At the wedding of Miss Edna NJ Wey
and Mr. Joseph Auerbach. which will take
place Thursday at noon at the home OF
the bride. 1910 r street northwest the
ceremony will be performed by the Rev
DIR. Louis Stern, In the presence of near
relatives and intimate friends of the
couple.
The members of Fairmont Social Club
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