Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-24

are visiting tne former parents, MT dtlO
Mrs. P. 8. Noble, in this city.
Lieut.. Edmond Harris Morse of the
United States Marine Corps and Miss
next Wednesday at Reisterstown. Md.
Lieut.. Charles D. Barrett of Alexandria.
Va. now stationed at the marine bar
racks in the Boston navy yard: will be
phrey, now stationed at the marine bar
racks in Washington. and Lieut.. Ernest
Allen Perkins, marine barracks. Nor
folk, Va, will be ushers.
Lieut.. Morse is the son of Prof. Har-
mon H. Morse Of the Johns Hopkins Uni
versity. He has been detailed to service
at Camp Elliott, Panama. and. accom-
panied by his wife. will sail from New
York January 81 on the steamship Ad-
vance.
Miss Lillian Hillary and Mr.; H. A.
Hegarty were married "Wednesday. the
Dist instant, at the Church of the Sacred
Heart. The brides attendant was Miss
Helen Hegarty. the groom's sister. ana
the best man was Mr.. N. DOYLE The
bride wore a blue broadcloth suit, with
blue velvet hat to match. and a diamond
sunburst brooch. the gift of the groom
The bridesmaid also wore blue SUIT,
with black and white picture hat trim
med in plumes. She carried pink roses.
After honeymoon trip to Bermuda Mr.:
and Mrs. Hegarty will be at home to
their friends at Riverdale. Md.
Eighty young folks attended the dance
given by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harlow
for their young daughter. Catharine. last
night. Mrs. George ChOate Kendall and
Miss Conrad. who have just arrived from
Paris, are now Mrs. Harlows guests.
Mr. Charles Dana Gibson has been here
several days on q visit to his sister. Mrs.
Alfred F. Hopkins
Mrs Charles S. Bromwell and daugh-
ter, Miss Mildred are spending the win
ter in Lausanne. Switzerland. where Miss
They are delighted with Lausanne. hav-
ing been there ever since their arrival
m the continent. October II last Col
Bromwell. who is now in Milwaukee. will
join his family in March. Mrs. Vrooman,
Mrs. Bromwells sister. met her at Cher
Miss Gertrude Fry. whose marriage to
Mr. Andrew B. Duvall. assistant cor
poration counsel. will take place January
H., was the guest Of honor at a beautiful
lance given by Miss Ruth Campbell,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ.
Campbell. who will be one Of the brides
maids at the, wedding. The house was
beautifully decorated with Christmas
greens. Miss Campbell wore a gown Of
pale blue crepe de chine. trimmed in sill
yer. Miss Fry was in apricot satin,
trimmed in cream marabou and lace.
dIiu MISS CQllI rIy, WIN " Ill UC ICI olo-
ters maid of honor. wore black-spangled
net over sapphire-colored satin.
Miss Marjory Duvall. Miss Gertrude
Lutz and Miss Marie Smith. all to be
bridesmaids. assisted in receiving.
| Among the other guests were Miss Ed
monston. Miss Murray. Miss Mildred Du-
vail, Miss Mary Duvall. Miss Shedd, Miss
North, Miss Smith. Miss Thoms, Miss
Zeh, Miss Davidson, Miss Louise David
son. Mr. Marshall Magruder,. Mr.. and
Mrs Wilmer Rolling Mr. and Mrs Sam.
uel H. Greene, Mr.: Andrew Duvall. Mr..
William Pearson, Mrs. Golfer Wells, DIR.
Edgar Snowden, DR.. Watson Moffet. Mr..
Clifton Laughton. Mr.. Harvey Curtis, Mr..
Myron Curtis, Mr.. Norman Klopfer. Mr..
NJ. A. Weller. Mr. George Fox. Mr.. Frank
Weller. Mr.. Frank Iden. Mr.. George
Graham. Mr.. Theodore Block, Mr.. Frank
lin Pedlick. Mr.. Duke Calder and Mr..
Courtney Campbell.
The assistant secretary of the navy
and Mrs Beekman Winthrop left to-
day for New York to spend Christmas
with Mr.. Winthrop's mother, Mrs. Rob-
ert Winthrop. They will return by
Tuesday.
Mrs Leonard Wood and Mrs. Garrard
received last night at the Fort Myer
hop. at which a number of city guests
spent a pleasant evening. Several din
ners preceded at post homes.
Miss Katherine Holbrook, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Holbrook, is CIV
ing Christmas tea today: Her assist
ants will be the Misses Garrard, Miss
Alice BOutell, Miss Margaret Worthing-
ton. Miss Frances Webster and Miss
Marion Blake.
Richard J. Browning and Jerry H.,
Bartlett returned to their homes in
New York, after twO-week stay with
friends in this city.
Misses Elizabeth Blessing. and Helen
McDonaugh are spending the holidays
with friends in Baltimore.
Mr. Clyde P. Gibson is spending his
vacation at his home in GAINESVILLE,
Ohio.
The Alumnae Of College Women of
George Washington University have is
sued invitations for reception Deem
president and his wife. Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Charles H. Stockton. The re-
ception. which promises to be a brilliant
one, will be held at the new offices of
the university, 1923 H street northwest.
The ladies on the committee of arrange
ments are Mrs. George P. Merrill, Mrs.
H. L. Hodgkins. Mrs Oscar Mechlin,
Mrs. Paul Bartsch. Mrs. John Barber,
Mrs. Hess, Mrs. Brice, Mrs. Adale Tay-
lor and Miss Elsie Turner. The presenta-
assisted by the officers Of the Columbian
Women. Mrs. Charles E. Munroe. Mrs.
R: A. Clancy. Mrs. Erward Behrend and
Miss Florence Frisby. Others assisting
will be Mrs. Myron NJ. Parker. Mrs.
James B. Scott and Mrs. w. II. Mcknew.
The faculty will be represented by the
wives Of the deans Of the university.
The women's fraternal orders-Pi Beta
Phi, Chi Omega and Sigma Kappa-and
the Young Women's Christian Association
will also be represented. The university
colors. the colonial buff and blue, will be
artistically blended with Xmas ever
green's and fraternity and university flags
in the decorations. The color scheme
will be carried out in the dining room.
Mrs George NJ. Whitaker and Miss
Whitaker have returned to their home on
Harvard street after SiX-month alb
sence in Massachusetts.
Mrs Walter W. Burdette has rented
her residence on Vermont avenue for
the winter to Mr.. o. D. Kinny of Penn
sylvania. Mrs. Burdette and her daugh-
ter. Miss Burdette. haye taken an apart
ment at the Brighton
Mrs John Stevens Hammond, wife of
the military attache to Buenos Aires. is
the guest of her aunt Mrs George Dun
lap. "a Rue de Bassano. Paris. and will
remain abroad during the warm season
Of the Argentine.
Midshipman Roger w. Paine of the
Tinted States Naval Academy arrival in