Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-28
her mother. returned last week from an
extended visit in the middle west.

her mother. returned last week from an
extended visit in the middle west.
birthday party was given Friday
evening at the home of little Miss Bessie
Pearce. in honor Of her ninth birthday.
The children spent the evening playing
games. The winners of the prizes in
killing the Teddy bear We're Master
Maurice Ffllius and Miss Katherine Stro-
pei supper was served in the dining
room, which was beautifully decorated.
Last but not least, a large Jack Hor-
ner. pie was opened, which contained a
small gift for each child. Those present
included Thelma Crismond. katherine
Madeline Pennington, Marian Bates,
Frances Pearce. Laura Fowler, Linda
Llvsey, Estelle Brown, Maurice F1llius.
Walter Tice. Wilson Hoag, Melvin
Spauidmg. Lenick Pearce. Vernon Mat
son. Elbridge Purdy and Baby Edwin
Reed of Baltimore
capt Wallace Craigie. 9th Cavalry. on
1save' VIII arrive from Fort Russell,
Wyo.' In lew days to spend the holiday
season with his parents, Gen. and Mrs.
Cralgle, at the Rochambeau
dor, and Baroness Rosen. with thsir
daughter. Baroness Elizabeth Rosen
are going abroad December Ii. baron,
ess Rosen and her daughter will spend
the winter in ST. Petersburg. but the
amDassador will return to this country
| in two months
Passed Assistant Pymaster Frank r.
Watrous, q. S. ~, stationed at the New
york navy yard. who will marry Miss
Katherine T. Paine. daughter of Mr.
ana Mrs. George Paine of Ashta buIa
ONO, December l, gave a luncheon yes.
terday at the New Willard. The guests.
a navi OF the d navy were Paymasters
Charles Morris. jr, of the New YORK
navy yard; Naval Constructor John A
Spllman. stationed at Bath, Me-: paw
master b. NJ. Stribling Of Norfolk and
Paymaster H. c. Perdue of this city.
MISS Hildegarde Nagel, the daughter
of the Secretary of Commerce and
Labor and Mrs. Nagel, was among the
in Baltimore of Miss Julia Bevan Am
midon, daughter of Mr.. Daniel c. Am
! midOn, and Mr.. William Virgil Gefh nj
this city, formerly of Stamford, Conn.
which took place at Brown Memorial
Presbyterian Church. The brides gown
was of soft white satin. embroidered
and trimmed with point lace, an heir
loom in her family. She wore a tulle
veil and carried bouquet of lilies of
the valley. The five attendants wore
gowns OF yellow satin, yelled in yellow
marquisette embroidered in gold, with
large hats Of bronze satin, and car
ried bouquets of golden wedding"
chrysanthemums.
The couple will live in Baltimore
upon returning from their wedding
trip.
During the past week Miss Katherine
Elkins made visits to Baltimore and New
York. In the latter city she STAYED with
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Goelet, and is also
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry.
She attended the opera Thanksgiving
night.
Lieut. Carl Pfister of the Italian en-
bassy and Nine. Pfister have taken an
apartment at the Brighton.
Miss Helen Hyde of California is here
on visit to the Netherlands minister and
Nine IoudOn.
Capt. Sowerby, British naval attache.
will leave this week for three weeks
hunting trip in Texas.
Prince and Princess Cantacuzene now
OH visit to the latterS parents Gen
and Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant OH Gov
I'm Russia in January. 1t is four years
since their last visit to this country, and
they are going on to pass the Christmas
holidays in Chicago with Mrs. Potter Pal
will also Gen. and Mrs. Grant. Mrs. Pot
ter Palmer is to have large house party
of relatives with her, and has arranged
for some very smart festivities.
Mrs. James w. Pinchot has returned
after the summers absence from this
city Lady Alan tombstone, who is in
New York, will join her mother here in
day or two.
Miss Margaret Hoge is over at Roland
Park. near Baltimore, on a visit to her
sister. Mrs. Frederick A Savage.
The ambassador to Turkey and Mrs.
Strauss, who are in New York will be
the honor guests at dinner December 6.
Mr.. and Mrs George J. Gould are giving
a large dinner tonight at their newly
their second daughter, Miss Vivian Gould.
debutante this season. and Col. Lord
Decies and several other of the English
cavalry officers who came over for the
New York and Chicago horse shows will
be present
A Thanksgiving subscription dance was
given in Masonic Hail.. fayetteville, Sat-
urday evening. The chaperons were
Mesdames Alfred H. Wells, John Greene
Holden. R. f. White. M. R. Gait W. d.
Porter and William Giacchetti. The pro-
gram contained twenty dances and
number Of extras. Those present from
Washington were Mr.. and Mrs. B. p.
Champion. Mr. and Mrs Clarence VIII
son, Mrs. J. T. Williams. the Misses NJ
s. Moore. Annie Wood, Dorothy Beall,
Irma Boyxin. Mae Seyboth, Edna Hazen
Louise Veihmeyer, Edith Hilton, Enid
Holden, L. NJ. Nichol, Faith Perry,
Bessie Robinson, Margaret Parker, Flor
ence Torbert, Letitia Alexander and
Messrs. Basil Boykin. Clarence Wilson.
jr E. N. Jackson, c. F. Mack, Horace
Lybrand, Charles A. Camalier, Alfred
Baker. c. Francis Owens. Benjamin Will
son, Harry Poole, Clifford v. Church, r.
%. and ]. NJ. Sanderson and DIR. H. &.
King: from Hyattsville. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. e. White, DR.. and Mrs. Alfred H.