Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-29

! Iris Masters, the event be ing a very hap
Ply occasion. their home being profuseiy
decorated with the flowers sent the de
butante and those already in place. Miss
Masters wore white satin yelled in wnlte
| chiffon and carried a shower bouquet OF
pink roses and lilies of the valley. Mrs.
Masters gown WAS of black charmeuse
and old lace. Mrs. Charles |. Corby and
Mrs. James Orme were at the tea table.
| while assisting were Mrs. NJ. h. Mercer.
| Miss katherine Niles of Boston, Miss
Helen Buchanan and Miss Nellie Good
rich of Philadelphia, Miss Elsie Brown
| ing, Miss Hazel Cox. Miss Frances Ed
monstcn and Miss Genevieve Kinnear
A fine musical program by Prof. Cheney
and son preceded the marriage of Miss
| Mary Lamond, only daughter of Mr.. and
and Mr.: William La Rue White of
| Washington. d. c.. which took place last
night in cd ST. Paurs Church, Rock
creek. The bride was handsomely
blossoms and veil and carried a white
prayer book. She was given in marriage
/ by her father. Mrs. c. c. Lamond of
Alexandria. Va. wife of the eldest son
of the family. was matron of honor and
was dressed in blue satin and carried
white roses. Miss Franc and Miss Edith
King. twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs.
| Ed King of Lisbon. Ohio. were brides
| maids. They were becomingly dressed III
| pink satin and carried pink roses. Mr..
Vaughan Darby of Washington, ID. c.,
! cousin of the groom, was best man. Mr..
! Townly Hays, also Of Washington. with
| the five brothers of the bride, acted as
| ushers. The church was filled with the
| friends of the contracting parties and
| the couple received many handsome and
costly gifts. They left Immediately after
the ceremony for an extended trip
through Florida. The brides going away
/ hrno dol xx-itI l1of Fl,
match. They will be at home to their
friends after the LIST of February at La
| mOnd, d. c.
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Schip-
pert, 200S / street northwest. In honor
of their daughter, Miss Viola Shippert.
The rooms were decorated with mistletoe
Misses Viola Schippert. fairy; Augusta
Hill, Spanish girl: Blanche Manogue.
pink carnation; Mae Manogue. night;
Hazel Chisholm. Dutch girl; Virginia
Shinn. Dutch girl; Ollie Murray. French
maid: Grace Johnson. Yama Yama girl:
Marjorie Cox, Grecian girl; May e.
Rollins. Japanese girl, and Mildred C.
Schippert, Japanese girl Messrs. r. H.
Morgan. schoolgirl; j. G. Priest. school,
boy; II. b. Mulholand. devil; Earl
Eiker. devil: Aaron Stambaugh. Ku Klux
Khan: Alfred Walsh. Russian prince:
George Dewey. night: Frank Isaac. Fol y
of 1910; c. G. Marshall. clown; w. h.
Walk. hobble skirt; Charles }. Wilder
Roman of Baltimore. Nd. gentleman
burglar. Mrs. A. ]. Schippert, Colonial
dame; Mrs. ID. V. Chisholm, ghost, and
Mrs. Anne Wilder.
game. Miss Hazel Chisholm and Mr.. r.
H. Morgan taking first prize AMI Mr..
J. G. Priest second prize.
Tho Misses l. inoi,
gave a party Monday in honor of Miss
Mildred Henryson. the guest of Miss
Selma Katzen of the Alabama. and their
guests. the Messrs. Edwin and Bernard
Carples of New York city.
Mrs. Sarah Frances Smith announces
the marriage of her daughter, Eugenia
Amos, and Mr. Emil Andreas Fenstad
which took place Monday. December IS.
The couple will be at home after January
Z at 1O6 Columbia road northwest.
Mrs. Il. T. Sewers was hostess at a
| large tea this afternoon in honor of her
, son-in-law and daughter. Maj and Mrs.
Samson l.. Faison. Assisting her were
Mrs. John w. Foster. Mrs. Ten Eyck
| Wendell. Mrs. w. w. Witherspoon, Mrs
| Phelps Brown. Miss Frances Sands. Miss
| Gertrude Williams and others.
| Mrs. John w. Yerkes and Miss Yerkes
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! from ) to Z o'clock, in honor of their
house guest. Mrs. G. r. Anderson of Dan
vile, KY. who is returning to her home
| today. Mrs. Henry Sherman Boutell.
| wife of Representative BOutell and Mrs.
! L. d. Hutchinson assisted.
| Mrs. Stokes, wife Of the surgeon gen
eral of the navy, has cards out for a tea
Tuesday, January 3.
| Mrs. Charles Grayson Dulin of Stone
| leigh Court has invitations out for d
tea. Saturday, January Z, to O'Clock,
| Mrs. Goodloe. wife of Gen. Green Clay
Goodloe, is entertaining at large tea
today. when among her assistants will
be Mrs. William Henry. Mrs. Alfred
Taylor. Mrs Judson, Mrs. William +.
Hall. Mrs. Hoes, Mrs. Goldsborough. Mrs
Ross Perry and Miss Elsie Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Carey of 1901
Park avenue Baltimore. announce the
marriage of their daughter. Laura Gel
! trude Carey, and Mr.. +. Clinton DAILY of
Washington. The ceremony was per-
Tuesday. by Rev. Joseph NJ. McShain.
The brides only attendant was her sister
Miss Katherine l.. Carey.
Mrs W. D. wyville. Mrs C. w. Rob-
ertson and Miss Robertson will be at
home at The Cairo Tuesdays in Janu-
airy.
Mrs. Thomas H. Wilson and her sister.
Miss Abercrombie, are spending the Holt
days at their family home i'm Phiadel-
phia, where they are being much feted.
They will return to their apartment at
The Toronto for the rest of the winter
January 3.
Mr.. George c. Douglass of Chicago.
formerly of Washington. announces the
engagement of his daughter Helen to
Mr.. Frederick Throckmorton Thomas of
Germantown. Mr.. Thomas is graduate
of the University of Pennsylvania and a
member of the University and Mannheim
clubs of Philadelphia and Germantown
Miss Douglass has many friends here,
where she has often visited her aunts,
Mrs. Henry B. F. Macfarland and Mrs.
William n. Strong.
Cadet Charles Janvrin Browne, sergeant
ma or of the corps at West Point, is at
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