Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-31

afternoon for New York. They will be
Va.
; Rev. and Mrs B. Franklin Rattray OF
Philadelphia will celebrate their COLDER
wedding anniversary this week at the
home of their son-in-law and daughter
DIR. and Mrs. III. r. Street of Gal Eas
Capitol street. The celebration Will De III
the nature of a family reunion. DR.. and
Mrs. Rattray are expected mere Tues
day. They were married In st. Johns
n. B.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wardman were
the hosts last evening at large hal
iloween dance at their beaut1tul new nome
on Connecticut avenue.
| About sixty guests were present and
Mrs Wardman received them in a charm
ling gown of black satin heavily en-
broidered and trimmed with jet.
The ballroom was exquisitely decorated.
one end in southern SmilaX and palms
and the other in autumn leaves. pump
kins, owls and all sorts Of halloween
fancies-
german in the latter part of the evening
and she wore dainty lingerie frock.
Mr. and Mrs. Wardman are leaving
Thursday for the Hot Springs. where
they will remain some time before going
to Cuba.
| The marriage of Miss Ida Lillian Offutt.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Offutt. and Mr.. Bertrand Eweli Trenis VIII
take place November 10 at S pm. at the
home OF the bride and will be followed
| by reception.
| The Rev. Mr. Pate. pastor OF the Dunn
barton Avenue Church. will officiate
The maid of honor will be the bride S
cousin. Miss Lucy Lee Offutt. and the
bridesmaids are to be Miss Julia Trenis,
the groom's sister. and Miss Efie Brooks
/ Mr.. George Warren Offutt. ir.. Will be
the best man and DR.. George Stanford
Barnes and Mr.. Fred Plugy VIII De the
uShers.
| A very pretty tea, attended by some
| two hundred guests, took place in Pet
worth Yesterday afternoon, when Miss
| Norcross presented to her friends the
bride of her brother. DR.. Alfred Z. NOR
| cross. The house was elaborately deco
| rated with autumn leaves and chrysan-
themums, and music was rendered by an
| orchestra under the direction OF Mr.
! James W. Cheney. Miss Norcross wore
| lavender silk trimmed with braid and goid
| embroidery, while the bride was attlreo
! in a handsome reception gown of tan SILK
! tissue over heavy silk. Other ladies In the
receiving line were Mrs. Edmund Will
| liams, an aunt of the hostess, In hSht
green satin; Miss Williams. In turquoise
| blue; Miss Warren. in canary messallne
satin, and Miss Martin. in black chiffon
and lace.
i pleasing feature of Miss Juila sander
| sons engagement at the New National
| Theater last week was the opportunity
| afforded her friends to meet her socially.
| Miss Sanderson is regarded as a cnarnl-
ing hostess. Her mother accompanies her
| on her theatrical tour and is her inseper-
able companion.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Solomon OF 18th street
have returned to their home from trip
! to Atlantic City.
| Mr.. Schwartz of Philadelphia spent a
| few days in town last week.
| Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Rosenberg of
| Biltmore street have as their guest Mrs.
A. Cohen of Columbus, Ohio.
! Mr. and Mrs. Joseph King have re-
turned to their home on Calvert street
| after spending. some time at Old Point
| Comfort, Va, and New York city.
| Miss Rose Sanger of Baltimore was
! married at noon Wednesday to Mr.. Ma
! than Rosenberg of Joplin. Mo, at the
| Marlborough Hotel, Baltimore. The bride
| has visited I'm the city often as the guest
| Of the Misses Sanger OF u street north
| west.
| Miss Angenett Ames. daughter of Medi-
| cal Director Howard F.. Ames. L. s. N.
| and Mrs. Ames, who has been spending
several weeks In Georgetown as the guest
of Mrs. Charles McCarteney on Dunbar
ton avenue. will leave this week for An