Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-01
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY.
Continued from Seventh Page)

! Monday, November 30, the following OFF,
GERS were elected: Mr. L. NJ. Sparrousi,
president: Mr.. Harry Smith, vice president
Mr. Fred I. Watson, secretary and treas
urer: Mr.. John Martyr. master of cere-
| monies: Mr. John Thompson. sergeant
of-arnfs. and Mr.. Harry Watson, reporter.
! Mrs. George Teller Barrows and Mrs.
| John Powell Findley of Pittsburg, Pa.
| are visiting their parents, Sergt. and Mrs.
| Joseph Carter, of 2552 University place,
, this city.
/ After years absence Mrs. G. Lloyd
Magruder and Miss Magruder are at 12l4
! Connecticut avenue. and will be at home
Wednesdays.
Mrs. Archie Norcross Hamilton of Phil
adelphia will be with Mrs. IIindley S. An
derson Thursday, and be pleased to see
! her friends.
| Mrs. Iindley s. Anderson of 1911 New
| ton street will be at home Thursday aft
ernoon informally and have with her Mrs
Archie Norcross Hamilton Of Philadel-
phia.
:. DR.. and Mrs Arthur Bennett, who have
| been visiting Mrs. Benefits parents, Mr.
and Mrs r. ID. Godfrey, at 942 West
minister street northwest, have returned
to Carozol. Canal Zone. after a short
visit with relatives in New York city.
-
Goodwin Herndon entertained a company
| of young people at their home, 1906 p
| street northwest in honor of the twenty
! first birthday anniversary of their son, Mr..
John g. Herndon. jr. Dancing was the
chief feature of the evening. Refreshments
were served at the conclusion of the
| tenth dance. Mr.. James Lewis Money
| way gave a mOnologue production, which
was heartily encored. and Mr.. George
| Van Ness BulOugh gave vocal solos, ac-
MED nv Mr. I : !ThiemeNer. Inc
! house artistically decorated in pink
and green, a color scheme very enectually
carried out. Mr.. John G.. Herndon, jr..
was the recipient of many handsome
birthday remembrances. Those present
were the Misses Grace c. Middleton.
Mary w. Farrar, Ethel E. LASER. Helen
| Appler, Paul II. Pratt. Edith w. King,
Franc NJ. King. Ruth Wilson, Marjorie
ham. Marie Goodloe. lucille Goodloe.
Eleanor Gannett, Bessie NJ. Brown, kath-
crime T. Macdonald, Eleanor Cannot,
Mildred NJ. Herndon. May Coleman. Har-
garet Richie Mildred Newman. Neuda
HURT. Beryl T. Macauley. Anita Balm
ger, Florence Baflinger. Louise Garner,
Helen Stewart, f. Evelyn Hand Chris
tine Woodrow, Grace l.. Townsend, Ei0lse
a. Pratt, Hilda Kohr, Mildred A. Mo
hun. Ethel Brown and Lucy Dortch. Mrs
Ira G. Haycock, Messrs. Ira &. Haycock,
W. Clayton Carpenter, Ernest +. Wen
derOth, A. Ray Thomson, j. Lewis Mon
eyway, Emery l.. LASER. Neal N. Hern-
oon, J. Ralph Fehr. Albert L. Clothier.
Harold A. Swenarton. Charles l.. Lar
zelere Franklin c. Herndon, Stephen X.
Truesdell. Archer b. Giliillan, Seabury
C. Glfllan, George V. \. Builoush' LII
! ton P. Herndon. w. Jefferson Davis. VIII,
liam T. Riyiere. Joseph r. Mighel1. IT..
p. Raymond Bosch. Newell Buckingham,
Orville Il. Lamason. L. PAU Ia9iol'
Thomas J.. Garner, Lucian Garner, 1r:,
Clifford E. Waller. Ross H Johnson. j.:
Frank Seller. A. Bryant Reavis. Harry
V Fl. Ellis and Victor Hugh Carmichael
from Jackson, Ga. guest of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Herndon during the Thanksgiving
season.
A pretty wedding took place last even
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Maurice
Joyce. when their daughter, MISS Mary
Rebecca Joyce. became the brlde OF MI.
Charles Craig now of Mobile. Ala, but
formerly Of Washington and Richmond
The house was beautifully decorated with
white flowers and palms and the rev
Father MARI. pastor of the Immaculate
Conception Church. performed the cere-
mony The bride, escorted by her father.
entered to The strains of the 'Lohengr1n
wedding march, played by section OF
the Marine, Band hidden behind screen
of palms Her gown. one of the hand
white satin with an overdress of chan
tiIly lace embroidered in pearls. Her
tulle veil was crowned with lilies OF the
valley and she carried bouquet of lilies
of the valley. The maid of honor. Miss
Mary Neville of Halifax. Nova Scotia,
cousin of the bride, was beautifully gown
ed in white silver spotted chiffon. over
white satin. with hair ornament OF tiny
white roses with touches of silver. and
she carried an armful of American beau
ty roses. Mr.. James Gray Craig, the
groom's brother. was best man.
A reception followed the ceremony, at
in receiving by Mrs. Joyce, the brides
mother The latter wore a becoming
gown of wistaria satin, and Mrs. Bradley
of Richmond, aunt of the groom, wore
white satin.
A great many out-of-town guests were
here for the wedding. Among them were
the Misses Craig of Richmond. Va. and
Mrs. Arthur Stovail Of San Antonio. Tex.
all sisters of the groom: Mrs. William
Craig of Tennessee. Mr.. land Mrs. ]. r.
Ridgeway of New York. Mr.. and Mrs.
William H. Harrison of New Rochelle.
N Y: Miss fnez Phillips of Cleveland,
Miss Mary Quigley of Brookline. Mass:
Miss Charlotte Aisquith of Baltimore and
Mr.. r. f.. NJ. Adams, also of Baltimore,
Nd.
Late last night Mr. and Mrs Craig left
for an extended trip. the latter wearing
a stylish suit of dark blue cloth with hat
to match. They will make their future
home In Mobile Ala.
A surprise party was given to John
Kelly in honor of his sixteenth birthday
at his home, 2144 ] street northwest. The
guests were Misses Alva McGlue, Berna
dette Meehan. Bessie Gately, Helen Col
| Inns. katherine Kelly, Janet Poore, Cen
| evieve Ford and Loretta Meehan, and
| Clarence Poore, Henry Dorsey, Raymond
| Meehan. Raymond Poore, Joe Connell,
! Joseph Brown. Clyde Miller, Frank Kelly
and Thomas Bouic.
Won Bernstorff entertained at dinner last
evening Lady tombstone, wife of the
| British min ster to Denmark, who is the
guest of her mother, Mrs. 'Pinchot; Mr..
| and Mrs. Lionel G. Guest. Miss Lucy
| Bigelow Dodge. Countess Luise-A Alexandra
Won Bernstorff, Count Felix de Brusselle
! OF the Austrian embassy Mr.. de Beaufort
| of the Netherlands legation and Mr.. Won
| Bruening of Germany.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel +. Emmons gave
dinner last night in compliment to Col.
and Mrs. Spencer Cosby, when the other
guests were Mrs. Hunt Slater, Miss Tres
| colt, Lieut.. and Mrs. Torrey, Mr.. de Thai
! of the Russian embassy. Mr.. Martin of
the Swiss legation and Mr.. William Bowie
Clarke.
! Mr. and Mrs ]. c. Bell wish TO an
nounce the marriage of their daughter,
Mary V, and Mr.. Robert r. Reilly. No
vember 81. at the Immaculate Conception
Church. by the Rev. j. d. MARI. Mr.. and
Mrs. Reilly will be at home after De-
cember l at 22sa Q street northwest.
Mrs. Job Barnard. wife of Justice Bar