Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-29
HOUSE AT 1401 10TH STREET NORTHWEST.
has returned to her home after having
been tie guest of Miss katheryn Brad
ford of Philadelphia for the past week.

has returned to her home after having
been the guest of Miss katheryn Brad
ford of Philadelphia for the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar b. Merritt have re-
turned from their wedding trip to Allan
tic City and are at home to their friends
at II Seaton street northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph 1Auerbach of this
city. who are their wedding trip, are
at the Laurel House. Lakewood, \. j.
Miss Henrietta King and Mr.. Thomas
j. Winfield were quietly married Wednes-
day evening at the residence of the brides
aunt. Miss Florence King. The house
was beautifully decorated, and under the
wedding bell the couple received the con-
gratulations of their families and per-
sonal friends of the bride. The bride
looked exceptionally lovely in her ex-
quisite gown of princess lace and long
veil. The only jewels worn were the
grOom's gift Of diamonds. The bride will
return to Washington for few days be-
fore leaving for her future home. in Biz
mingham. Ala. and will be at home IN
formally Friday, December ,. The groom
was formerly of this city. but Is now
one OF the rising young lawyers Of the
south.
Mr.. George X. Holmes of the Department
OF Agriculture sailed for Rome NOvem-
Der "A. where he is to attend the general
assembly of the International Institute
of Agriculture as delegate representing
the United States. After the termination
of the meetings of the general assembly
Mr.. Holmes will pursue inquiries relating
to farmers cooperative undertakings
and other subjects relating to agriculture
in France. Italy, Austria-H Hungary, Bo-
hemia. Germany, Holland Belgium, Eng
land, Scotland and Ireland.
Mrs Logan Tucker gave q tea yester-
day for her debutante sister, Mics Mar
guerite Barbour, and had among her as
sistants Mrs. Hooker. Mrs. Mitchell, Miss
Humphrey and Miss Cunningham.
Mrs Thomas T. Calf had young people
in to tea yesterday afternoon in honor of
Miss Louise Cromwell. Mrs. Charles
O'Donnell Lee and Miss Marion Oliver
presided at the tea table.
Mr. Charles Mason Remey sailed for
Honolulu November 16, en- route for ia
pan.
Mr.. ard Mrs. George A. Whitford an
nounce the engagement of their daughter
Eva and DR.. I. S. Lovette of Chicago.
The wedding will take place at noon De-
cember - at Baylor College. Bolton,
Texas.
Mrs John A. Logan has been quite ill
for several days and is still confined to
her room. making any participation in So
season. She spent Thanksgiving in New
York with her grandchildren. thinking the
change would benefit her health. which
has not been good for some time, but has
not been as well since. Mrs. Logan and
her daughter. Mrs. Tucker, are at 1889 L
street where they moved some months
! ago.
Anlba ssador and Mrs. David Jayne Hill
have returned to New York. where they
will remain until they sail December IL
for Germany.
Col. and Mrs. Frank l.. Denny, L. S. NJ.
c., have returned after six-eek tour
through the west and the Hawaiian
Islands.
Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Purdy have
returned from Europe. where they spent
the summer
Mrs. c. II. Venabie of New York. who
has been visiting her parents at 53A
Bates street for the past two weeks. has
returned to her home after an enjoyable
visit.
Miss Georgia Knox gave very pretty
luncheon .oday in honor of Miss Laura
Sylvester. for whom she will be brides
maid at her marriage, December S. The
other bridesmaids were also present.
Col. and Mrs Archibald Oracle will he
/
Mr.. Adams. who is Il grandson of John
Quincy Adams, to give a violin recital,
/, and Saturday afternoon in the ballroom
at the Cairo Mrs. Oracle will give
program of comic recitations and oper-
attic selections for the benefit of the
bonded Indebtedness Of St. Thomas
Church
| Mr.. and Mrs. Wilhelmus Is. Bryan were
| hosts at a large reception Saturday after
noon, when number of friends assisted
| and their daughter Miss Elizabeth Bryan
| a graduate of Smith College. where she
/ spent the past four years. met the family
acquaintance.
| Mr.. and Mrs George Washington Mr.
| and Mrs. George Westinghouse, jr., and
the latters sister. Miss Sylvia Brockle-
bank, arrived at Solitude. their Pittsburg
short visit was to have been marked by
| many social affairs in honor of the
bride, who is visiting Pttsburg for the
| first time as Mrs. George Westinghouse.
| jr.. but owing to the death of MIR. John
Caldwell everything has been postponed.
! Representative and Mrs. Martin B. Mad
den of Chicago have announced the en-
! gagement of their daughter Mabel and
MIR. Paul Henderson OF Chicago The
wedding will be next June. The BRIDE
elect is pretty and clever and a graduate
| of Vassar. Mr. Henderson is private Sec
Rotary u AdduOeil.
Miss Emily l.. Elliott has returned from
| the Philippine Islands and Tor the pres
! ent is with her brother, DR.. Elliott, at
| the Maury, G street.
| The Hon. Mrs. Bernard James and her
! sister, the Hon. Rachel Kay-Shuttle.
| worth, have gone to New York and Bos
| ton for weeks visit.
The ladies of the Pierce Guild. auxiliary
to the Washington Home for Foundlings,
| have sent out invitations to their annual
| luncheon, which will be held at old Ma
| sonic Temple Thursday. Friday and Sat
urday next, from II to -.
| Miss Jane Davis and Mr.. Morgan Brad
! ford, jr, of Washington. d. c.. were mar
| ried Wednesday last in the home of the
| brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs Andrew
| Davis, in Greenviile. Pa. The Rev Ira
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