Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-10

l. AIRY 10, 1910.
spring or early summer. Mr.. Carpenter
tended bride. very near the residence of
the parents of both parties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur w. Fowler OF
StottS were recent guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank II. Bowen.
Miss Elizabeth Belle Gibson of Charles
Town, w. Va, and Mr. William McCue
| Thursday. January q. at the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. Bette Gibson. by
Rev. J. $. Alfriend of the p. L. Church.
The maid of honor was Miss Ellen carter
Hoff of Norfolk. Va. and the best man
was Mr.. John Miller Kyle of Roanoke,
Va. a brother of the groom. Their
future home will be in Jersey City.
Mrs. James Edgar Mitchell of 18th and
Newton streets northeast. assisted by
Mrs. William T. Bair of Kansas avenue.
Petworth, and by Master Earl Mitchell.
gave a beautifully appointed birthday
party Saturday afternoon to her daugh-
ter Lois. In addition to the Christmas
tree and decorations still remaining, ferns
and ported plants added to the adornment
of the tasteful rooms. The color scheme
of the dining room was pink ana green
and the place cards attached to green
test Vas prepared for the young guests
who are just learning to sew. Each was
given a box containing small French
doll and material for its wardrobe. and
Mrs. Mitchell read an interesting story
while the young ladies made the doll
dresses. prize necklace was given TO
the most expert in this line. who proved
to he Miss George Clayton, and a con-
ISOLATION prize fell to the lot OF Miss
Margaret Bean. Others present were the
Misses katherine Rider. Alice Harbaugh.
Marian Harrell, Virginia Pate and
Mildred Mears. Miss Lois received
number of lovely gifts. Dainty refresh
ments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Marion Johnston
will give dinner. to be followed by
dance, tonight. At the latter the COM
pany will be made up Of those who will
and Mrs. Clover, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
b. Noyes and Mrs. Robert Hinckley.
The next of this series of dinner dances
will be given at the Moves home the
18th, and Mrs. Hinckley's the oath.
Under the most fashionable patronage
the Georgetown University Dramatic
Association will present at the Columbia
Theater on the afternoon Of January 10
IAN the Comforts of Home by William
Gillette. The original version has been
modified somewhat to meet the limita-
lions of college theatricals. but splen-
did performance is assured. The pro-
ceeds are to be devoted entirely to the
Christ Child Society. the work of which
is SO we'll known in the city and for
which many prominent meh and women
have consented to act as patrons and
patronesses.
The D. L. r. Club will hold social
gathering at the residence of Mr.. j. l..
Meurath. 1.3G; street northeast, at 7:3O
n Wadnac6ol-
Miss Clara Boal niece of Mrs. G. L.
Fort, both of Chicago and both OF whom
spent New Year in this city and re-
ceived with friends on that day, was mar
ried last Wednesday morning in New
York to Mr. Frank Bonn. an Englshman.
They sailed the same day for England
and will make their home in London. The
wedding was the elimination of short
and pretty romance. The couple met for
the first time in Paris last September
while the bride was the guest of friends.
Mr.. Bonn became all ardent sutton at
once and followed her to America, with
the wedding as the happy sequel.
A surprise party was given to Mrs.
Rignal Beall Saturday evening at her
home Chaplin street in honor of her
birthday anniversary. Those present were
Mrs. Mazzei, Mrs. Bingham. Mrs. Sproul,
Mrs. J. r. Holsten. Miss Cornelia Par
kcT, MISS mar t1lld1i, MISS ~. NlOlCs OllSSCS
Doris and Gladys Beall and Messrs.
Percy Grady. c. Parker, Robert Tracy.
D. Grady and r. w. Beall and DIR. f. A.
Mazzei.
Miss Hall of Canyon City, Col: Miss
Groves of Carlsbad. N. NJ, and Miss
Lucas of Norwich, Conn.,, who have been
spending the Christmas holidays with
Newton street, and Mrs. l.. S. Adams,
Euclid street, have returned to Lynch
burg, Va, where they are attending col
lege.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. Mulcare of 1907
Rhode Island avenue entertained at a
dance for young people complimentary
| to their house guests, Miss Gladys Ter
Turner. a student at the University of
Virginia, last week. Among those pres
| ent were Miss Catherine Turnbull, Miss
Alice Johnson. Miss Grace Colvin, Miss
Miss Rita Wren and Miss Sheurman,
and Messrs. Rudolph Shed, Alvin God
| win. Will Starlight, Henry Milholland,
John Shick, Warrington Gale and Clar-
ence Deyo. After the dance a buffet
supper was served.
The Japanese ambassador and Baroness
| Uchida will receive the diplomatic corps
this afternoon at, their embassy. on X
street. following the custom Of all newly
arrived ambassadors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert 3. Perkins, Mr..
Elliott Woods and Robert r. Caverly. all of
Washington, are recent arrivals at the
Hotel Wolcott, New York city.
Mrs. William Belden Noble entertained
at dinner Saturday night, in honor of
Miss Constance Satterlee. daughter of
| the late Bishop Satterlee. and her fiance
Mr.. Frederick w. Rhinelander of New
York, and had to meet them her SON.
in-law and daughter, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Sherman Niles: Miss Morgan. Miss Par
rott of San Francisco, Prince kouda-
chef of the Russian embassy, Mr.. Fred
eric Huidekoper and DIR. Wallace Neff.
brother-in-law of the hostess, whose fam
lily is spending the winter in Egypt.
The Mexican ambassador, Senior de la
Barra, has returned to the embassy on 1
street, accompanied by his two young
sons They have been in Mexico for the
funeral Of his wife, who died abroad the
past fall.
Miss Carrie Mum was in Boston last
Wednesday night for the dance given by
Mrs. Robert s. Bradley for her debutante
daughter, Miss Lester Bradley. Miss
Mary a.kman, who was holiday guest
here with the Wayne Parkers, was back
in Boston for this dance.
Mrs. F. II. Briggs. daughter of Senator
Frye. will receive at the Hamilton Thurs
day next from 4 to e o'clock and will he
assisted by Mrs. G. A. Hobart of Pater-
sou. n. j.; Mrs. Thompson of North Da-