Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-30

Mrs. Hubbard, Capt. and Mrs. Beckham
OF Fort Williams, Mrs. James Marrett
Miss Msrrett. Mr.. Charles Marrett, Miss
Helen Packard. Miss Annie Chase. MIR
Chase, Mr.. Howard Ives. Mrs. Ben Bar
ker. Miss Hannah Woodman. Miss Maude
Merriam. Miss ,Ieannette Whipple, Mr.
Ralph Wilson and Mr. STANLEY Fogg,
Capt. bishop. who WAS the guest. Of the
taiverts for over the holidays. is as
sistant tn Gen. Murray of the Coast Ar
titiery Corps and is n graduate "f the
| University of Tennessee and OF the Ar
tiilery School of 1aU2. Ills bride-to-be
Is the daughter OF Mr.. Thomas e. Cal
vert. editor of the Argus. and has I'M
usua, charm and manner. She is
musician of marked ability. aud her
beauty sand talent have made her mucn
sought socially.
Mrs. IIoyle Tomkies Will be at home
with her hostess. Mrs. !. Eakin Gadsby.
tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. Cadsby has
called business meeting of the Rivers
and Harbors Congress District Associa-
ton for O'Clock tomorrow night at her
home, when she hopes all the members
will be present.
Mrs. Samuel Mullken and Miss Multi
ken have returned to their winter home,
11f6 Connecticut avenue.
Countess Luisa Alexandra Won Berns-
tOrff, daughter Of the German -ambas-
for visit to Miss Amy Townsend of No.
JI2 5tl avenue.
Mrs. King. wife of Maj. King. quarter
master depa rtment. L. :. A., * visiting
her parents. Col and Mrs. f. Fuger, No.
1916 10th street northwest.
A musical will be given at the Colonial
School on Friday, December . at 4
O'Clock. when Miss Munford, pianist, will
be heard.
Miss Adele Colgate daughter OF Lady
STAFFORD, will arrive tomorrow to visit
the assistant secretary of the navy and
Mrs. Beekman Winthrop. The latter had
guests yesterday to meet at luncheon her
present guest. Miss Marjorie Ide. Miss
Colgate will remain over Sunday.
Miss Eleanor Terry at her marriage to-
morrow to Lieut.. Finppo Camperio of the
Italian navy will wear with her dress OF
white satin and old family lace lace
veil which is a treasured possession of
the Camperio family for generations back.
and which has arrived with other gifts
from the bridegroom's mother. The string
of pearls which the elder Mime. Camperio
has sent her future daughter will also be
worn at the wedding. with the bride
grooms gift. two pendant diamonds. Mrs
Cusachs of Annapolis. who will attend her
cousin, is also to wear white and u pic
ture hat i'm black velvet.
The military attachc of the French ON
bassy and Countess de Chambrun left
today for Cincinnati to spend month
with Mrs. Nicholas ongworth, mother of
the latter.
Miss Louise Cromwell will 20 TO New
York December . to attend the dinner
dance to be given by Mrs. Preston Sat
terwhite for her daughter. Miss Lila Gil
bert, at her home on Long Island.
Lady Alan tombstone. wife of Sir Alan
tombstone, British minister at Copenha-
gen. arrived from New York yesterday to
pass several weeks with her mother
Mrs. James w. Pinchot. at the latters
residence on Rhode Island avenue.
Senator and Mrs Crane have closed
their home at Dalton, Mass, and the lat
ter and her children VIII be here today
or tomorrow to take possession of their
new home at 18th and K streets. which
has been greatly enlarged and redeco-
rated, etc. since they leased it last
spring. The house has the largest open
garden space in its vicinity.
Mrs. Meyer and the Misses Meyer, wife
and daughters of Secretary Meyer, will
sail Saturday next on their return yoy
age to this country.
Miss Mora Cary Mattel daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mattel, and Har-
rington Seymour PLACER, son of Mr.. and
MIR. and Mrs. William PLACER. both of
the home of the brides aunt, Mrs. Sam
uel .. Rush, in Plainfield. y. J. The
Rev. Royal A. Stout Of the Nethcrwood
Reformed Church officiated. The brides
aunt. Mrs. Samuel Q. Rush, was the
matron of honor. and her twin sister
Miss Lillian NJ. Mattel. the bridesmaid
Mr.. Samuel o. Rush was best man. The
couple will come here to live.
A pleasant evening was spent at the
home of Miss Catherine NJ. Viehmann
Monday, November %. the occasion being
her eighteenth birthday anniversary.
Many musical selections. both vocal
and instrumental, were rendered during
participated in, after which the guests
repaired to a dining room, where the
decorations were in pink and white.
Among those present were Misses Anna
HschOff. Goldie Fitzgerald. Estelle Heard.
May Lanigan. Isabelle Purcell, Caroline
Ruppel, Marguerite Ruppel. Alice Taylor.
Estelle Waterman, Emma Windridec,
Maud Niehmann. Catherine Niehmann.
and Messrs. Charles Bailey. William
Boyd, Wesley Buchanan, George Craw-
ford. Maurice Fitzgerald, Andrew Heard.
r. Frank Hunter. Albert Miller r. Ralph
Miller, Arthur McNcrney. Carlyn Snail.
Henry e. Smith, George Niehmann. Phil
in Niehlnann. John Niehmann, Bernard
N1eDHlaIll dnq benjamin McluIiDuSff.
Mr.. and Mrs. George RontZ ir., Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Bowling and sons, from, Bal
timore: Mr.. and Mrs. -. 4. NiehnanI.
Mrs. NJ Mccullough. Miss Annie Xieh-
mann and Mrs. J. Viehmann, sr.
Mrs. Taft will occupy a box at the
Er'ascn TheHter next Monday evening at
the benefit performance of Judy For
got" which is being given under the
auspices of tho Washington Junior Lea que
of the National Junior Republic Many
prominent Washngtonians have arranged
thcatcr parties for that evening Among
those who Will give large box parties arc
Mrs. John Newbold. Miss Alice Eandc-
grift and Mrs. Barbour
Marriage Licenses