Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-16

aries r. 1alman.
Wednesday evening was that Of Miss
Ollie l.. Huyett and Mr.. Hubert p. Good
ing. The ceremony was performed in the
presence of a. large number OF relatives
and friends at Epworth NJ. +. Church.
Rev. J. w. Smith officiating. The thronged
church was beautiful in its floral decora-
tons. and as the strains OF Mendelssohn $
Wedding March, rendered by Mrs.
Joseph Reeves, floated through the church,
came the ushers, Messrs. James Turner
and Joseph Williams. Then followed the
bride. escorted by Mr.. l.. p. Steuart. by
whom she was given in marriage. They
were met at the altar by the groom, with
his brother Mr. Manning Gooding Of Vir-
ginia, as best man. The bride wore beau
tifUl gown of fine white batiste, richly
trimmed in lace and handwork. Her long
tulle veil was arranged with spray OF
orange blossoms. and she carried a shower
bouquet of bride roses. A reception was
held at the brides home. at which only a
few relatives and most intimate friends
were present.
Later Mr.. and Mrs. Gooding left for an
extended trip. their destination known
only by a few. On their way TO the depot
the bridal couple was compelled to ride
in coal wagon, the groom himself acting
as driver.
A pleasant time was spent at the home
of Miss Edith Jacobs Saturday evening.
wien social club was organized and the
following officers elected: President, w.
Allan Stowell: vice president, Marguerite
Kemper: secretary: c. NJ. Kiefer. and
were enjoyed. The meeting was ad-
journed after the serving of refreshments.
Those present were Misses Edith Jacobs.
Violet r. Kiefer, Mary G. Windsor, Mar
Perry Stevenson. c. NJ. Kiefer. Erwin
Proudly. Charles Speek and w. Allan
Stowell.
Mrs Juan s. Attwell. wife of Capt. Att
well Of the Argentine navy. formerly at
tache OF the Argentine legation. will sail
with her two small sons next Saturday
for Buenos Aires to joint Capt. Attwell.
who left for South America several
months ago.
Lady tombstone. wife of the British
minister at Copenhagen. who is in New
York on a visit to her brother. and will
come here shortly to make longer stay
with her mother, Mrs. Pinchot, and her
brother, Mr. Clifford Pinchot. attended the
opera last night in New York. She made
a striking appearance in princess gown
Of black velvet combined with Venetian
point lace and gold embroidered chiffon.
Her ornaments were tall crown OF dia-
monds collar of diamonds and pearls and
several long pendants worn on the
cOrSage.
Secretary Walcott of the Smithsonian
and Mrs. Walcott have gone to Princeton
to attend the meetings of the National
Academy of Sciences to be held there
this week. They will be guests of Prof.
Fine. dean of the university. and Mrs.
Fine.
Mr.. Owen Scott and his young daugh-
tiers. the Misses Mary and Alice Scott,
will leave December ] for Colorado
Springs, where they will pass the winter.
Miss Frances Webster vas the hostess at
a large tea yesterday afternoon In honor
OF Miss Alice Boutell. daughter of hfp-
resentative and Mrs. Boutell. whose COM
ing out will be at an evening reception
December =.
The Young ladies. assisted by Mrs. Web
ster I'm a handsome gown of champagne
color silk heavily embroidered in blue.
received in the flower-decked drawing
room.
Miss Webster wore white silk chiffon
and Miss Boutell corn color silk trimmed
with black lace. Many of the debutantes
both OF this and last season were pres
ent. Among those who assisted in receiv-
ing were Mrs. Hoppin: Mrs. Davidson
Mrs Lockbridge, Mrs. Williams and Mrs.
Rodger Boutell: Miss Caroline Williams
and Miss Lucy Donaldson Lauck.
The prettily appointed tea table was set
in the dining room, where charming
color Scneme was carried OUT With ScHOW
chrysanthemumS and ferns.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Glover have in
vitations out for Tuesday, November 30,
4 to Z. at 1885 New Hampshire avenue,
when Miss Glover will be presented
Miss Marie Stewart of Capitol Hill en-
tertained the Ouka Club Saturday night:
The evening was spent in games ana
dancing and refreshments were served.
Of Ia clnh present were
Misses Marie and Lillian Stewart. May
Mulhall, Kitty Mulhall, Elmyra Camp
bell and Rose Berg and Messrs. Elton
Bragg, George Hirschmann. Bert Gaddis.
Buff Evans, Urban Rosen and Raymond
Lawrenson The invited guests were
Misses Frances Foy, Irene Mcdonald.
Renie Thomas and Ethel Rice and Messrs.
Fred Clark, Wescott Miller, i. Cluge.
John Foy, Leon Wrenn and FRED New
year. Miss Regina Baptista and Mrs.
w. A. Foy chaperoned the party.
Mrs. w. F. Johnson. BIG 18th street
northwest. will entertain the Indiana Cir
Gle of the Vermont Avenue Christian
Church tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. Woodbury. Pulsifer. Mrs. b. I'll.
Hand, Miss Margaret Taber Johnson and
Miss Anna S. Hall have returned from
Richmond, Va. where they have repre-
sented the Young Women's Christian AS
ISOLATION Of the District Of Columbia at
the conference of workers held there
This conference was similar to the one
which ex-President Roosevelt received
and addressed In the east room last
November. The Washington delegation
was entertained in Richmond and reports
a most enjoyable visit.
Mrs Magnus s. Thompson and Stone
wall Jackson Chapter. No. 10. e. d. c.,
will be at home. 1922 Vermont avenue
northwest, tomorrow afternoon, Novem-
per IL, from 4:3O to 80 o'clock. In honor
of Mrs. Charles d. Merwin, president
District Of Columbia Division, L. D. G..
Representative and Mrs. woodward en-
tertained at dinner Saturday evening
Prof and Mrs. LennoX Of the Catholic
University and Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Trowbridge. Representative and Mrs.
woodward have gone to West Virginia
for a few weeks.
A ball for the Junior Republic will be
given at the New willard December %,
and the members Of the league ask that
the evening be kept free OF conflicting
engagements.
Mrs. Charles c. Pratt, Miss Grace Pratt