Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-21
SOCIETY.
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of the bride The best man will be Mr.
Chadbourne and the uShers MeSSrs. Al
bert Godoy J. Marye, William Vaughn
Robert Tracy, William Grinnell and Rev
Earl.
The Countess of Suffolk. the younges,
daughter of Mrs. J.. z. Letter. will, 1t is
stated. spend u part OF the season in this
city with her mother. She is now the
mother of three children.
Mrs. Barney's New Play.-Baroness
Hengelmuller. Nine. Jusserand. Mrs Lara
Anderson. Mrs. Audenried, Mrs. Edison
Bradley. Mrs. Henry Brown, Mrs. Board
man, Mrs. Richardson Glover. Mrs Chat
ard, Mrs. Depew, Nine. de Quesada, Mrs
Dryden. Mrs. Ellis, Mrs. Glover. Mrs
Calf, Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs. Corcoran Hill
Mrs. Richard Harlow. Mrs. Keep Mrs
Letter, Mrs. Lincoln, Mrs. Alex. b. Le-
care, Mrs. McClintock, Mrs. MCGOWAN
Mrs. Mcmillan Mrs. Clarence Moore. Mrs
Pinchot, Mrs. Francis Riggs, Mrs Robe
son, Mrs. Symons. Mrs. Travers, Mrs
Townsend. Mrs. Beekman Winthrop Mrs
Gardiner Williams and Mrs. Norman vii.
liamS have consented to act patron
esses for the presentation of Mrs. Bar
ney's play. which will be given at the
Belasco Theater, December 20.
Among those in the cast will be Miss
Marguerite Barbour. Miss katherine Brit
ton, Mrs. Bulmer, Miss Mary Chew, Miss
Louise Cromwell, Miss Jean Crosby, Miss
Duryee, the Misses Downing. Miss Ear
tougher Mrs. and Misses Fremont, Miss
Gladys Hinckley. Miss Sophy Johnston.
Miss Jessie Krogstad Miss Mary Nc
Moves, Miss Ruggles, Miss Olga Roose-
velt Miss Margaret Cotton Smith, Miss
Jane Sands, Miss Stevens, Miss Alice
Shepard, Miss Storey, Miss Jean Lorng.
TaI,, lin,
Miss Pillng and Miss Davidge.
Mrs. Wheeler, Miss Ethel de koven and
Miss Miller will have leading parts.
Rehearsals are now going on and are
already most interesting.
A quiet wedding of Wednesday last in
ST Louis was that of Miss Sa Lees Ken
nard and Mr. Luther Ely Smith, at the
home of the parents of the bride, MIR. and
Mrs. S. NJ kennard of Portland place
Rev. DR.. J. NJ. Moore of st. Johns Meth
odist Episcopal Church officiating. The
bride, who entered with her father. who
gave her away, was attended by Miss
Elizabeth kennard as maid of honor.
in, and fine old point lace. with a veil
of point lace held in place with spray
of lilies of the valley. She carried
shower of the same blossoms. Mr.. Will
liam Stieger of New York was the best
man A reception for the intimate
friends and relatives followed the cere-
mony, after which the bride and groom
left for the east to spend their honey
moon ut Lakewood, n j.. before return
ing to their home in st. Louis The
bridegroom is a son of Mr.. Luther r.
Smith of this city and was brought up
here, but has lived in st. Louis the past
ten years.
Mr.. and Mrs. William $. Knox enter
tanned at Il dinner last night in honor
of their debutante niece, Miss Nina Van
Arsdale,
The RloominsdaIe Club was visited
Friday evening by the ladies OF Bloom
ingdsie After d pleasant time refresh
ments were served. Among those pres
ent were Mrs. Lucien Powell and dauSh-
ter Mrs \, c. Day and daughter, Mrs
Tanauer and daughter. Mrs. Schyer and
granddaughter, Mrs. Cooper and daugh-
ter and Miss Westhorpe.
The Isabel Worrell Ball Flag Assoc
citation will entertain it's friends Mon
day evening at Grand Army Hall at a
social in its headquarters at 8 O'Clock.
The friends in all patriotic societies Will
he welcomed by Mrs. Annie F.. Hoagland,
the president. and the members OF the nag
association While the occasion will be
entirely informal. program OF music l
and speaking has been arranged me
six socks that have been circulating
among the friends of the association will
be opened and their contents announced.
Miss Nettie Viola Magalls, formerly of
West Virginia. was married to w Taylor
Chewing Wednesday evening at o'clock
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. James u
Roberts, 1L1 L. street northwest. Ihe
ceremony was witnessed by large gam
ering of relatives and friends and was
performed by the Rev. Donald G. Macleod
pastor of the First Presbyterian Church.
Palms, ferns. branches of autumn
leaves and clusters OF yellow and white
rhrvsanthemums formed the house deco
rations. and the wedding music was play
ed bv Miss Nettie Roberts.
The bride, whose only attendant was
little Miss Grace Roberts, ring bearer
wore a becoming gown of white point
d'esprit made princess style, over taffeta
and deliberately trimmed with valencennes
lace and crystal applique. In her hair she
wore a wreath OF white rcseDuds and
carried bouquet of bride roses and ferns
A reception followed the ceremony, and
later in the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Chew
ming left washington for a southern we'd
ding trip. the latter wearing a travelling
suit of navy blue serge, with mink furs
and a black beaver hat trimmed with
plumes and gold rose.
After December / Mr.. and Mrs. Chew
ming will be at home at 1918 nth street
northwest
Among those present from out of town
were Mr. and Mrs f. A. Chewing and
Miss Susie Chewing. parents and sister
| of the bridegroom. of StevenSburg, Va. ::
| Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Magalis. uncle and
aunt of the bride. of Brunswick. Md. and
| Miss Emma Clark, a cousin of the groom
of Culpeper, Va.
| The Alpha Kappa Sigma Club of Tako-
! ma held IA salamagundy meeting in the
| park and it's vicinity last Wednesday
evening. Meeting at the home OF Miss
| c. j.. Dudley. on Carroll avenue. the line
of march was as follows: To the Moores'
| home the Adams, Watkins, Wakeflelds'
| Dudeys', Whitmers' and Van Houtens'
| The menu at each house was simple but