Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-02

which 1910 was WelcOmeQ IN, dItef much
pleasure, in the last hours of 1909.
Mrs. Sophie Marrow of New York city
is visiting Mrs. b. Burnstine Of 18th
street.
Miss Grace Burnstine spent last week
in Philadelphia, the guest of Miss Clare
Kahn.
The Seamen Gunners' Class, 1909-191O.
gave their farewell dance New Year eve
at the navy yard ballroom. Twenty-six
numbers, including the new rye waltz.
made up the program. On the stroke OF
IL a brilliant electric display was made.
When all entered the hall early in the
evening large 1909 illuminated over
1910 made its appearance with "A
Happy New Year" under it. The fol-
lowing committees were in charge OF ar
engagements: Officers-President, A. NJ
treasurer, G. Varini. Floor committee
A. l.. Fabbro, chairman; +. G. Farmer.
X. 3. Starr. f. J. Lacey, G. N. Waldo
and J. w. VIII ans. Reception commit
tee-F. l. Collup. chairman; p. j. Ly-
saught, c. E. Eason. X. Mullinax and
z. r. Newton.
Mrs. Brewer will not receive the first
Monday In January.
Mrs. John c. Simpson will not receive
until Tuesday. January is.
Mrs. John D. Smoot and Miss smoot
will be at home the Wednesdays in jan
uary.
Mrs Benjamin S. Platt and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Irving Frickey of 1926 Euclid
street. will be at home Mondays. jan
| uary 10 and "a.
Cen and Mrs John A. tombstone had
a lar number pf callers at their reCPD-
ton yesterday.
Rev. Charles l.. Pate at the Dumbarton
Avenue Church yesterday afternoon at
. o'clock, when Miss Ada K. Daw was
married to Mr.. Patrick Loughlan. The
bride is the daughter Of Mr.. Charles X.
Daw of 2S11 p street. who has been a
resident of that vicinity of Washington
for the past fifty years. Immediately
after the ceremony the couple left for
wedding trip.
Mr.. and Mrs W. II. Gilliland. 1927 9th
street northwest, entertained at dinner
yesterday. Music followed. Among those
Miss Ida NJ. Johnson of Washington
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bradley and Miss
Nellie Bradley of Springfield, H.; MIR.
James Montgomery, Mr. Davis and Miss
Aileen Dodge.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Brown of D street south
| east ell ertained at New Year party
Friday in honor of their daughter Bessie.
| The color scheme throughout was red
| and white, a large plaque Of red carna-
tions being the center decoration of the
| table Among the guests were H. Yet
| ton. A. Ryon, r.. r. Berry, l.. King, w.
| Drury, J. King, A. Brown, 4. Hutchinson,
| M. Ryon, c. Lawson. L. Flaherty. f. b.
hannah, G. Bgham. NJ. Lewis. S. Cousins.
| X. Gussford, l.. Gussford, l.. Rodda, q.
| Stein, L. Talbot. f. Callahan. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Ryon and Mr.. and Mrs. Brown.
/ Capt. and Mrs. Joseph H. Heron OF
the United States Military Academy at
| West Point, N Y, are guests of DR.. and
Mrs. George s. Duncan. 300 18th street
| northeast.
Mrs. Charles II. Rabbit will not be at
home Mondays until the oath.
The home of Mrs. Thomas S. jenkins,
90 East Marshall street. Richmond. Va.
was the scene of a pretty wedding at
noon December 90 when her niece, Miss
/ Helena Lewis Harlan. daughter of Mr..
| and Mrs w II. Harlan of Buchanan
| scond. Va, were married. The couple
entered the parlor, which had been beau
tifully decorated in green and white. to
the strains Of NJ, Loh Mr,9; wedding
| attended by Miss Lila Harlan of Blu
) chanan, Va, sister of the bride, as maid
, of honor, and Robert A. Woodward Of
Diascond, Va, as best man. Rev. DR..
b. r. Lipscomb, pastor of Park Place
Methodist Episcopal Church South, per-
/ formed the ceremony. The bride was be-
| comingly dressed in white silk A large
| number of friends and relatives We're in
| attendance among the out-of-town guests
being Rev. Elmer Ramsey of Cape
Charles. Va, and Mr.. and Mrs A. r.
I, Harlan OF Washington. D. G. The bride
| received large number of handsome
presents. After the ceremony breakfast
/ was served, the newly married couple
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