Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-07
which gave q delightful finish to the well
arranged pleasures of the occasion.

which gave delightful finish to the wei
arranged pleasures of the occasion.
At a meeting held yesterday it was
decided to have a dinner-cotillon at the
Chevy Chase Club Saturday evening. De-
| cember 81. Membership will be limited
20 sixty couples The following is the
committee: Maj William =. Horton
Jerome Bonaparte. Lieut.. Commander l.
G: Palmer. Mr.. Frederick De G.. Faust
Lieut.. Byron A. Long, Capt. l.. Mason
Gulick. and Mr.. William t. Bingham
secretary. Maj. Horton will lead the CO.
mittee:: a lady prominent in the. social
life Of the city will be invited to re:
ceive the guests. These dances have. been
held New Year. eve and Easter weeL
during the past two years and have
Mr.. and Mrs George W. Davis OF
Jacksonville. Fla. announce the marriage
of their daughter. Alberta Louise. No.
formerly Of Washington, D. c., but nov
of Jacksonville.
Mrs. Bernard Joseph Heffernan Of the
nottingham will not be at home tomor.
row. but will be the second Thursday in
January.
The marriage of Miss winifred Davis
Davis, and Lieut.. Richard c. Moore
Corps of Engineers, u s. A., will take
place this afternoon at 4:3O O. clock in the
ballroom of the Highlands. The cere.
Charles Wood, pastor of the Church OF
the Covenant, and will be followed by q
large reception at o'clock.
The bride will be escorted by heI
father and her attendants will include
Miss Dorothy Langfitt as maid Of honor
| Miss Maitland Marshall and Miss Mary
Lands as bridesmaids and her two little
| nieces, Miss Irene Davis and Miss Evelyn
| Teel. Of Bridgeport, Conn. as fowe,
gineer Corps will be best man ana the
ushers are to be Lieuts. Max c. Tyler
Lee %. sultan and Roger G.. Alexander
| and W. L. Moore.
Among the oui-of-towA guests here 70,
the wedding are Mr.. and Mrs. s. T.
| Davis. jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Teel, jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Read and Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Writ Robinson, all OF
Bridgeport. Conn. Mrs. and Miss Nor.
man OF st. Joseph. Mo-; the Misses VIII
liams OF Parkersburg. Pa; and q number
| Of guests who are being entertained at q
house party at the home OF Mrs. A. L.
,, Barber.
Lieut.. Moore and his bride will travel
for two months In the West Indies and
Panama before returning to New Cum.
berland. W. Va. where the former has
been stationed for some time past.
The bridal costume was Of soft white
satin with an overdress of net en-.
orange blossom sprays. The matron OF
| honor wore white lace over pink satin
and the bridesmaids, white chiffon
over pink and trimmed with wreaths Of
The marriage Of Miss Katharine Dain-
gerfeld, daughter of the late Henry
Daingerfeld of Alexandria, Va. and. Mrs.
INnf y,ry1 ~<3At@ 81 -~t<
Wilson Rasin, son OF the late Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Freeman Rasin Of Baltimore, took
place at noon today in. Trinity Church,
Georgetown. Rev. Father Conway per-
formed the ceremony. Only the two fanai.
lies. were present Mr.. Waffle Thomas of
Baltimore was best man.
The bride, who comes Of a distinguished
old Virginia family and is also well
known both here and In Baltimore, where
she made her debut two years ago. was
attired in stylish travelling costume, Of
gray cloth, with a gray piumed hat to
match. Mr.. Rasin and his bride left i'm
mediately after the ceremony for an ex-
tended trip. They will. make their future
1t is understood that the Secretary of
State and Mrs. Knox will continue their
participation in all the official affatrs OF
social life because Of a recent bereave-
, ment in Mrs. Knox's family circle. They
will entertain the Diplomatic corps at
breakfast January and Mrs. Knox will
day and at the subsequent events there
during the winter.
The Secretary Of. the Treasury has re-
turned from short visit in New York.
but Mrs. Macveagt is likely to remain
there over Sunday. 49,.
The Russian ambassador. and Baroness,
=. 80 n il
this afternoon. the former returning In
time from New York, where he has spent
several days. $50
Miss Carol Newberry is expected to-
been with her mother. and will be the
gust of the Misses Murray. daurliters
of Gen. and Mrs. MURRAY. for q a. few
days. f,-S =
The German ambassador and Countess
Won Bernstorf will go to New York this
week. They win give a dinner .Decem-
Der is. 500 =
Miss Ethel lie Roy de Koven. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald de Koven. will
be married to Mr.. Hans Kierstede H,id-
son in Grace Church. New York. Janu-
airy 10.
The Mexican ambassador viii rive a
dinner Friday night in honor of the Secre-
tary Of State, and December "a for the
Attorney General
Mrs. Stanley Matthews gave a. luncheon
today in honor OF Mrs. John Chopper. who
has returned to her home In this city to
spend the winter.
The Bolivian minister and Nine. CaI-
deron gave a breakfast today in honor OF
a former president Of Bolivia. Mr. Monies,
who is en- route to Europe. where he is to
represent his country as minister to Eng
land, and Nine. Monies and their family,
who are here also.
Mrs. Carter H. Harrison of Chicago
Edith Ogden Harrison). whose first now
ell, Princess Sayrane." la just out, has
dedicated the volume to Mrs, William A.
Edwards Of Los Angeles, Cal, President
Taft's only sister. Mrs. Harrison. whose