Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-12
Miss Annie Peyton.

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seventy candles supporting it. In the
center was pyramid of fruit surmount-
ed by seventy white carnations, and IN
| side of the yard fruit was arranged to
represent beds of flowers. After the
candles were lighted the whole made a
| BEAUTIFUL scene.
| After the sumptuous repast the guests
were entertained with an original poem
entitled "Auntie's Birthday written by
her niece. Mrs. Rnhc~+~ "ady Mercer, and
read by Mr.. D. ]. Can't
Among the guests we're: Mrs. D. Med.
Lindsey. Mrs. DR.. G. \. Halstead and
Mrs Alfonso Mercer of Norfolk; Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin D. Cady. Mr.. and Mrs. A
NJ. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. John Kline.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. ]. CAN'T. Mr.. and Mrs
| William Dulin, DR.. and Mrs. Demarest
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jessie, MIR. and
Mrs. W. Med. Lindsey, Mrs. Henrietta
Fearing, Mrs Rena Cameler.. Mrs. Geor-
gle Spinoza, Mrs. Thomas r. Jones.
Miss Olive Demarest, Miss Catherine
Demarest, Miss Estelle Collins, Miss
Marie Lindsey. Miss Elizabeth Lindsey.
Miss Mabel Jones. Miss Bessie Jones, Mr.
w. E. Lindsey. Mr.. Z. Taylor Chewing.
Mr.. Melville Miller and Mr.. Harry Lind
sey.
Levin and Temple Smith and family
of 1926 14th street northwest gave
party for Miss Fannie Hainey of Spott-
sylvan a county. Va. Games were played
and at II o'clock refreshments We're
served. Those present were Misses Fan
ME Hakney. Bessie and Minnie Ramey of
Great Falls. Dora Burton, Sarah Wheat
~, Venie Madison. Verge Jenkins. Julia
Rhinehart. Ruth Laymon. Elizabeth Bull
lock. Dorothy Landon. Ella Monroe, Mar
guerite Morris, Lucy Gallahue. Mrs. Bull
'ock. Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Dunkle. Mrs. w.
r. Smith. Mrs. Mary Jenkens. Mrs
/ Mr.. ID. A. Updyke. A. Reed. A. L. and E.
]. Weaver, Robert Vowel, Charles and
Dan Rosser. J. and q. c. Glasscock. S.
Winstead, Robert Payne. W. Gibson,
Hugh Savage, w. Morris, l.. Rhinehart,
e. Landon. F. Green, Jessie Ramey. Lee
Bark, G. B. and G w. Walker, Harry
Brown and Eugene Carter.
Mrs. Barnard, wife Of Judge Job Bar
nard. will not receive until the Mondays
in January.
At the marriage in New York city at
the Church of the TRANSPORTATION De-
cenber o of Miss Margery Coolidge
| Laurence to Mr. Robert Mcmillan Miller,
the sister OF the bride. Mrs. Randall H.
| Hae11er of this city, will be the matron
of honor.
An engagement just announced is that
/ of Miss Aileen Davis and Lieut.. James
] M. Cummins. Miss Davis is the daugh-
ter of Col. Thomas Davis and Mrs. Davis.
| and reached California few weeks ago
from Manila en- route to Fort Mackenzie.
Wyo., where the wedding will take place
| in January.
! Lazy Alan tombstone, wife of the Brit
| Europe on the Mauritania Tuesday In
company with her cousin. Miss Margaret
| Montgomery of Portland, Ore. Miss
Montgomery will visit in London month
Thanksgiving week Miss Montgomery
| was entertained in Washington, D. c., by
Mrs. James w. Pinchot, who went to
New York last week with her daughter,
Lady tombstone.
Miss Katherine Blaney Elliott and Mr..
Henry Eugene Schulz of Dresden were
married recently at Christ Church. Wo-
dauehter of the late Gen. w. L. Elliott.
/ U s A.. and Mrs. Valeria Biddle Elliott
and granddsu"hter of the late Conn
mander J: D. Elliott. I. s. n, and Maj.
The bride was to have been given away
by Admiral Johnston of the British
navy. but his inability to be present
caused that duty to devolve upon her
sister, Miss Frances v. Elliott, who wore
a heliotrope gown. embroidered in blue,
with violet toque. Miss Craig of Flor
ence, Italy. was maid of honor, and wore
gown Of white satin. The brides gown
embroidered in silver. with which she
wore large gray picture hat, trimmed
with silver and plumes. The wedding was
quiet and informal. and Immediately after
i
Dresden. where they are settled at Lutt-
| schau strasse 90.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roosevelt will give
dance Friday evening. January IA. at
RauScher's for Their debutante daughter,
Miss Olga Roosevelt. 1
Mrs. Henry B. Thompson of Whining
| ton will give luncheon tomorrow at the
Acorn Club for Philadelphia and Will
mington debutantes. The affair will be
! in honor of Miss Jean Foulke, who is a
grandniece of the late Thomas F. Bay
| ard. About twenty-five guests will be
present.
| ters will leave for st. Augustine. Fla,
this week. where they will spend the win
| ter.
| Mrs. William T. Orme of 18th street is
| spending shcrt time in New York as
| the guest of friends.
| Mr.. and Mrs William l.. Hillyer enter
tainad the second meeting of their bridge
club last Monday evening at their home
on California street There we're three
tables and the prizes We're won by Mss
Davidson. Mrs. Giles, DR.. CaW'ey and Mr..
Garland. After the game dainty sup
per was served in the dining room. The
guests included DR.. and Mrs. Cawley. Mr..
! and Mrs. Giles. Mr.. and Mrs. Homes Mr..
and Mrs Garland. Miss Davidson. Miss
Harvey, DIR. Dunbar and Mr.. Southwc TT.
The next meeting or the cluD Will De jan
uary 3 at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Holmes on Lamont street.
Miss Frances Blake of Georgetown has
as her house guest during the past week
her cousin Miss Mary West OF Baltimore.
Capt and Mrs. T. H. Alexander, who |
have been spending the past few months
In California. will return to their home |
on Q street next week.
DIR. and Mrs. Reverdy Stewart will have |
as their house guest during the Christmas |
holidays at their apartment in the Wyom- |
ing DR.. and Mrs. James Emory.
Mrs j. b, Buckley. who has been visit |
ing relatives here. returned recently to |
her home in New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Cohn of. Seattle. |
Wash, are the guests of Mrs. COINS |
eather. Mr.. Gustave Lansburgh Of Ver- |
mont avenue.
MIR. and Mrs. Sidney c. Kaufman en-
tertained Sunday evening in their apart |
ment in the Ashley, when their guests |
were Mr., and Mrs. Sol Meyer, -dr. and |
Mrs. Samuel j Steinhereer Mr.. and Mrs 1