Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-25
Julia Whiting. Miss Gertrude Gordon,
and Miss Amy Richardson.

dIIu MISS Amy RlctldTuSOll.
Mrs Catherine Loffler entertained
Thursday evening at her home on Georgia
avenue all of her children and grand
children at Thanksgiving dinner. me
dining room was beautifully decorated
with palms. autumn leaves and chrysan-
themums. In the center of the table was
bouquet of American beauty roses. The
children are: Mrs. 'Katheryn NJ. L. GUIDE.
William F.. GUIDE, Charles A. NJ: Loffler.
Mrs. Jennie J.. Loff1er, Andrew D.
LOff1er, Mrs. Elsie Loff1er. Ernest {.
Loffier. Mrs Theresa NJ. Loffler, Thomas
T.. farrell and Mrs. Anna l.. FARRELL. The
grandchildren are: Ernest Guide. Amelia
helmina Guide. Andres Loff!er. Helena
Loffler, Karl Boff1er, Karl E. FARRELL and
Theresa Nj. farrell.
Mrs. Ernest Watkins of Hamilton. Ont.
is visiting the Misses Mortimer at 1141
New Hampshire avenue
Mrs. James S. Farrara and Mrs. .Phineas
B. Leach have given up their apartment
in the Marlborough and are now at the
Westmoreiand.
Miss Catherine Holbrook and Mr.. Lewis
Holbrook will be the guests of their
cousin. Mr.. Herbert Millet, In Philadel-
phia for the Army and Navy foot bali
game.
Miss ADELAIDE Culp was the hostess
at a charming dinner last night, when
her guests were Miss Elizabeth Rec
side. Miss Helen Hendricks, Miss Elsa
Portner Miss Alice Wright, Mr.. Davis
Hendricks. Mr.. jerome Graham, Mr..
Lorimer Graham. Mr.. Percival Waters
and MIR. Robert V. Fleming. Afterward
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Culp took their
daughter and her guests to the Noel
House ball. Mrs. j. NJ. Culp and Miss
Adelaide Culp will go to Philadelphia
tomorrow for the Army and Navy foot
ball game. .,,
Mrs. Warren f. Hunt and Miss Ber-
nice Bridges are spending the week
end in Philadelphia, where they will
attend the Army-Navy foot ball game
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Rapley are attend
ing the opening Of the opera in New, Y ork
this week, where Mrs Rapley's gowns
are among the most beautiful that have
been seen there.
Last night one of the prettiest weddings
of the season took place at the Congress
Heights Methodist Episcopal Church.
where. under a rOSe-trimmed arch and
bell. Miss Sarah A. Ballard and Mr.. Philip
3. Magruder were united. The bride. at
tended by Miss Agnes Magruder. entered
the church with her father. who gave
her away. The best man was Mr.. Ralph
u.
mer pastor of the church, perto. med the
ceremony. The bride was beautifully at
tired in Il cream satin draped princess
and wore a tulle veil adorned with roses
and carried a shower bouquet of bride
roses and lilies of the valley. Her only
ornament was a pearl necklace. The
bridesmaid wore pink silk pink roses IN
her hair and carried bridesmaid roses.
Rev. james McCauley was master OF
ceremonies and the ushers Wee Messrs.
IA KD.~DI- I1~c To-
bert Fowler aud Edward Siocum. Many
guests proceeded to the home of the
brides parents, where the reception was
held and where a large collection OF
handsome presents was viewed. Mr. md
Mrs. Magruder left later for q honey
moon trip to Pennsylvania and Ohio.
Mrs. Thomas F. Riley announces the
marriage of her daughter. Elizabeth LII
lie. to W. Clarence Miller, W ednesday,
! November %. 1910. At home after De
cember Is, 1919 Kalorama road.
Miss Edna Clark Of Oyster Bay, n. v.
who has been visiting her aunt. Mrs.
E. L. Gildersleeve Of Capitol Hill re-
turned home today.
Miss Nina Van Arsdale will give a box
party to debutantes of this winter De-
Hendricks. She viii also give a series
of luncheons shortly. Miss Van Arsda.e
is going TO Philadelphia tomorrow for the
Army Navy foot ball game.
DR.. and Mrs. S. s. Nash and Miss Car
olyn Nash, who now live in Philadelphia,
will have as.their house guest over the
week end Miss Alice Boyd OF Washing
ton DR.. and Mrs. Nash will. entertain
at luncheon at the Lincoln before the
Army and Navy game. Among the
guests will be Capt. and Mrs. Winans
and Miss Elizabeth Winans of the army.
Walter Winans of England. Lieut. and
Mrs Claude. L. S. A: Miss Katherine
S. Manning of Washington, Lieut. F. B.
Smith, L. S. a.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Schneider. who have
been living at the Cairo have moved to
their home. 1879 18th street. Mrs
Schneider will be at home Saturdays
after clock.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Choate. jr., of
New York are on a visit to the parents
of the latter, Assistant Secretary and
Mrs. Oliver.
" Among the Washinetonians registered
in Paris last week were Mrs. p. w.
Slade. at the Hotel Bedford: Mr.. o. e.
Wood, at the Hotel Brighton.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Miller of this city
were in London last week.
Mrs. Julian James will give an after
noon reception November 80
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Joseph E. Craig,
who have recently removed to 1905 New
Hampshire avenue. gave a heusewarming
reception yesterday. Mrs. Bradford, wife
of Rear Admiral Bradford; Miss Mary
Ramsay and Miss Laura Mohun assisted.
Tie class of 1914, George Washington
University, gave it's first dance last night
in the ballroom at the Arlington. Over one
hundred couples attended.
The patrons were Dr. and Mrs.
Wilbur, Dr. and Mrs. Hodgkins. DR.. and
Mrs. Munroe and DR.. and Mrs. Hough
The dance committee was composed of r.
Miles Norris. chairman; Vincent Smith.
Miles Bingham and II. Guy Chase.
Miss Stella Carusi aud Miss Alice Ca
ruai returned from Annapolis yesterday.
where they attended the Thanksgiving