Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-04

scher's, given in honor Of her debutante
daughter, Miss Ruth Cohen. The taDle
had a centerpiece of yellow chrysanthe-
mumus. with cerSage bouquets OF yelio"
blossoms at each place.
The guests included Mrs. Lawson, Miss
Charlotte White. Miss Edith Cohen. Miss
Mary Radford, Miss Harriet Ccnger, Miss
Marion King. Miss Nancy Jones. Miss
Alice Wright, Miss Conger, Miss Ruth
Jones, Miss margaret Smith, Miss Mildred
Draney, Miss Edith McQuade, Miss Mil
dred Bone and Miss Dorothy Flint, who
is the guest Of Miss King.
Mrs Thomas Bronson Jewell and Miss
Jewell entertained at a very beautifully
appointed tea yesterday afternoon. at
their home on Columbia road. when they
were assisted by Mrs. Van Arsdale, Mrs.
Durand, Mrs. Casey and Miss F'risby.
Mrs Boyd, wife of DIR. ]. c. Boyd. L..
S. N, and her daughter. Miss Alice
Tuesday night Of this week followed by
q small informal dance.
A pretty wedding took place Thanks
giving day at 3 O'Clock at the Salem
Methodist Episcopal Church. Annapolis,
bride Of Mr.. Felix Payto Yenney.
The church was beautifully decorated
with white chrysanthemums and palms
The ceremony was performed by the Rev
Episcopal Church of Brookland, D. &.
The bride was becomingly atttred in a
travelling dress of olive green and hat to
match. and carried brides roses.
They entered the church to the strains
Of the 'Lohengrin March, played by the
sister of the groom. Mrs. Julia Means.
The maid of honor was Miss Grace Ba-
zell, who wore soft white lace dress
and carried pink roses The best man
was Mr.. ]. p. YenneX
Immediately after the ceremony they
left for Washington. d. c., where a re-
ception awaited at the home of MIS-. j.
Brashears sister of the groom The
house. which Is of colonial style. was
PRETTY decorated with white and gold.
The Inantels were banked with chrysan-
themunls and ferns. large bay window
which was banked with palms and cut
flowers was where the bride and groom
dining room was decorated the same as
the other rooms. and the table was most
beautifully arranged.
After the reception Mr.. and Mrs. YEN
ney left for their home, 1907 Michigan
avenue northeast. BrooklaDd, where they
will be at home to friends after Deco mber
IL, 1910.
Miss Ida WE'LL. who joined Il party of
friends to attend the Army and Navy
foot ball game in Philadelphia, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. Walter d. Wyviile will give q lunch
con of forty covers at Rauscher's
Wednesday, December 81 in honor of her
young granddaughter, Miss Louise Rob
ertson.
Mrs. G. w. Robertson. aad Miss Robert
son have been travelling abroad for the
past eighteen months, and have but re-
Gently returned. Mrs. Wyville and her
daughter and granddaughter are at the
Cairo for the winter.
Mr. +. ID. King announces the marriage
OF his daughter .alyce Lorraine and Mr..
Chester b. Thayer of Bsnton Harbor,
Mich, November IS 1910, at Baltimore,
Md. Mr.. and Mrs. Thayer will be at
| home after January !, 1911, at Benton
Harbor. Mich.
Debutantes this week will include Miss
out party will be Tuesday; Miss Ruth
| Larner Wednesday, Miss Alkaline Culp
and Miss Julia Whiting Thursday, Miss
| Louise Bayne Friday and Miss Dorothy
Decide Saturday.
| Miss Aria ]. Leaman, daughter Of Mr..
| James f. Leaman. and Mr.. Philip James
| Schwartz we're married last Wednesday
night at All Souls Church by the pastor,
Rev. DR.. L. &. b. Pierce.
The church was decorated with white
| chrysanthemums,. palms aud plant, and
| the music was by the organist IF the
| church, with violin accomp 2niment.
| The bride was escorted by her father.
| and wore gown OF white crepe meteor,
| draped in chiffon, embroidered in pearls.
! Her veil, which was of tulle. hung to the
hem of her train from a butterfly bow.
| held in place by lilies Ct the valley. She
| carried q shower bouquet CT bride roses
| and lilies CT the valley.
| Miss Beulah Boernstein was the maid
: Of honor. and wore white chiffon. draped
over shell pink satin, trimmed with crys-
| tai and pearl embroidery. She wore a
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