Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-29

| Haywood, real lace over cloth of gold
Mrs. W. H. Woodward. white silk, made
in style OF 1890: Mrs. Weeher. white
embroidered crepe de chine: Mrs c. III.
Ackert black spangled net over green;
| Miss Denney was in black satin, with jet
Miss Duryee. white satin; Miss Gleavts.
blue satin: Miss Parker. old gold satin;
Mrs. Hagner. old blue. satin: Miss Penne-
baker. green satin and gold trimmings
! Miss Halford. Miss Bradford. pink
/ silk: Mrs John Dunlap. black silk: Ms.
T. 4. Clayton. blue silk and chiffon: the
Misses Slack. in white satin; Mrs. Muir
ray Cobb. yellow silk Miss Vera Down
! ing. blue satin and white fur: Miss Helen
| Parker white net; Miss Collins pale vel
satin. Mrs. Morris Evans, white satin.
silver trimmings: Mrs. Robert Roosevelt.
pink chiffon. over pink satin and gold
trimmings: Miss Marguerite Easterday.
black satin and jet trimmings: Mrs. Boil
tell. white silk. with fringe trimmings:
Mrs. Thropp black satin: Mrs Robert
j. Fleming, white lace: Nine. Corea.
white chiffon with painted panels: Mrs.
sions. black lace: Miss Hume, white sat
in: Mrs. G. G. Henry OF Morristown. \.
J.. black net: Miss Crane. blue satin:
Miss Marian Leutze. black satin: Mrs.
John c. Simpson, black lace: Miss Bar
bara Kaufman, black satin with rhine
stone trimmings: Mrs. Bulmer. green vel
vet with lace and tulle: Miss Fitch
white panne velvet: Miss Newberry. pink
satin: Miss Dorothy Williams. white sat
in: Miss Downing. black satin: Miss Con-
rad, old rose satin; Mrs. Charles Voor-
his, black embroidered chiffon: Mrs.
Clarke Waggaman, black jetted tuile:
Miss Fearn, pink tulle; Miss Taylor. vel
low satin; Miss Loring. white chiffon
Miss Helen Parker. beaded white tulle:
Mrs. :. {. Neale. pink satin: Mrs. A. c.
Worthington, white brocaded satin: Miss
Courts. pink crepe: Mrs. J. Nj. Culp. yell
| low lace: Miss Cup. pale yellow crepe:
Mrs Elliott Woods. white lace; Miss
Mabel Hume. white satin
supper was an agreeable incident of
| the evening.
The patrOnesses were Mrs. Knox, Bar
oness Hengelmuller, Countess Won Bern
storff. Nine. Chermont. Mrs. Francis E
Loring. Mrs. Robert Hinckley. Mrs. Ed
son Bradley, Mrs Edward Lotus, Mrs
Kaufman, Mrs. c. c. Glover. Mrs. Muir
ray A. Cobb. Mrs. Alfred Clifton Barney
Mrs. Langfitt. Mrs G. T. Snmmerlin
Downing, Mrs. Horace Westcott, Mrs
Arthur Lee. Mrs. Sewers. Mrs. Colds
borough, Mrs. T. T. Gaff. Mrs. LarZ An
derson, Mrs. Alexa nder Britton, Mrs
Richard Harlow, Mrs. CrOwinshield. Miss
BOardman.
The floor committee included. in add
ton to Mr.. Murray Cobb. chairman. Mr.
B. r. Alexander. Mrs. Larz Anderson
MI. j. Archibald. MI. Norman besIOT
Mr.. ". r. Bingham. Mr.. c. W. Bispham
Mr.. Alexander Britton. MIR. Frederick
Brooke, Mr.. J. Browne. Mr.. Gist Blair
Mr.. Edward Cady, Mr.. R. Carmichael
Mr.. G. Chase, Mr.; j. W. Davidge. Mr.. G
Garfinkle, Mr. Preston Gibson. MIR. F. w
Huidekoper. Mr.. w. Henry. Mr.: J. c
Hooe. Mr.. P. s. Hichborn. Mr.. Thoma
Hinckley, Mr.. William Hit. Mr.. III. NJ
Hoyt. jr., Mr.. r. s. Hume. DIR. Fl. Hume
Mr.. F. Jordan. DIR. R. jenkins, Mr.
Arthur Lee. Mr.. Hugh Legare. Mr.. 10
seph Letter. Mr.. w. F. Miltenberger. Mr.
J. L. Newbold. Mr.. Frank Noyes. DR.: II
P. Parker Mr.. p. S. PearsaIl, Mr.. JohI
Phillips. Mr.. Brewster Reamey. Mr.. w.
Reed. Mr.. Seaton Schroeder. jr.. Mr.. X
Scott. DIR. stavely, Mr.. Philip Scantling
Mr. c. W. Voorhis, Mr.. P. Waters. Mr.
J. F. wilkins. Mr.. H. Wylie. Mr.: Nathan
Wyeth. DR.. w. S. Sewers. Mr.: j. Clapp
Mr.. George Y. Wheeler. Mr. McMurray
Summerlin. DR.. Delaney. Capt. Cleaves
Lieut.. Commander Jewell. Mr.. Butler
Lieut.. Commander Gherardi, Lieut. Com
mander Oster haus. Lieut.. Fremont, Lieut.
Commander White. Lieut.. Commando
Henderson and Lieut. Commander Bart
| lett.
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| Mrs Ackert and Mr.. and Mrs. Eldridg'
Jordan gave dinners last night.
The Misses Frey are entertaining at
tea today from to I. when they will
have assisting them the Misses Edit
| Miller, May Radford Martha Frey, Ann;
| Marshall. Bessie Glasscock and Isabe
| Murphy.
| 4 number of friends of Miss Marion Nc
i ~ bAr rocihonR0
street, Monday evening for farewell
party She sails Saturday from New Yorl
| with her father. Mr.. A. II. McGhan. fo
a trip to Europe. The occasion was en-
Miss Louise McGhan, who is home from
school for the Christmas holidays.
Miss Hazard is in Baltimore, where
yesterday Mrs. William =. Hurst CAV,
large bridge party in her honor.
Mrs. Matthew r. Scott. president gen
eral Of the D. A. R.. attended reception
| given by Mrs Charles Wesley Bassett
regent OF the Baltimore Chapter OF the
society, in Baltimore yesterday afternoon
The reception was given for the purposs
of affording the members of the chapter
an opportunity of meeting its recent,
elected officers. About 100 others wht
are not members We're also present.
/
York today to be the guest for weel
OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Nelson Crom
we'll.
I Mrs. Nicholas Longworth was in New
York yesterday for the marriage of hel
| cousin, Miss Christine kean Roosevelt
and Lieut.. James z. Shelley, 18th Cav.
airy. U. s. A.. which took place at the
Church of Zion and St. Timothy. and was
followed by a reception given by the
parents Of the bride, Mr.. and Mrs. w
Emlen Roosevelt, at their house in 18th
avenue. The bridegroom. his best man
Capt. James Mckinley. and two of his
ushers, Lieut.. Richard Kimball and Lieut.
Charles Rogers. all Of the 18th Cavalry
were in full dress uniform. The brides
two brothers, George Emlen Roosevelt
and Philip James Roosevelt. also served
as ushers. The brides sister. Miss Lucy
| Margaret Roosevelt. was her maid OF
honor, and Miss Ethel Carow Roosevelt
| daughter Of ex-President and Mrs. Roose-
| Welt. and Miss Elizabeth Shelley. sister
of the bridegroom. were the bridesmaids
| The bride, who entered the church with
| her father. wore white satin, cut with a
long square train. the front OF the skirt
| being draped with point lace and the
| bodice with lace and white tulle. She
| wore a point lace veil over one of tulie
the former being fastened with orange