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

dance next Tuesday evening at her home
IN Georgetown.
Miss Mary Devol. daughter of Col. Car
rol A. Devol, L. S. A. and Mrs. Devol
is the guest for several weeks Of friends
at the Soldiers Home
Miss F'risbee of Georgetown entertained
! last week at her home on Q street in
| honor of several of her friends.
Mr. Carlisle Whiting entertained at a
heart party last Wednesday evening at
| his apartment in the Carleton. The
rooms were prettily arranged with
| wreaths and festoons of Christmas
greens. There were seven tables. and
after the cards supper was served in the
dining room. The guests included a
number of the younger set in George
town and Washington
Mr.. and Mrs. William Powell and Miss
hatheryn Powell, who have been spend
Ing Christmas with Commander George
w. Lawes, L. S. N, and Mrs. LaWes at
their home in Annapolis, have returned.
Miss Frances De Lasllmutt. daughter of
Mrs. Lynn q. De Lashmutt, was the host
eSS at a very attractive card party last
Friday evening at her apartment in the
kanawha There were about ten tables,
and the prizes We're particularly pretty
and attractive. After the game a dainty
supper was served at the small tables.
The drawing room and hall were deco
rated with branches of holly and mistle-
Among the guests were Miss Elsie Daily,
Miss Juliette Paris, Miss Dorothy
I-eetch. Miss Dorothy Talcott, Miss Clark
son OF South Carolina. Miss Anne Black
wood, Miss Whiting. Miss katherine
Beale. Miss Lucy Mackall. Miss Alawater
Castleman, Miss Dorothy Rohrer, Miss
Kate Wilson. Mr.. William Dieble. Mr..
George Howard. Mr.. Morris Paris. Mr..
Cyrr,y ,orRo ll
Mr.. William Brown. jr.. Mr.. Carlisle
Whiting, Mr.. De Wall Thorp, Mr.. James
Duvall, Mr.. James Lockwood. Mr.. Bernard
Fowle. Mr.. Henry Sargent. Mr.. Sidney
Mr.. David Holiday.
Mrs. William G. Ballantyne jr.. OF Dent
place was the hostess at dance for
young people last evening. when the
guests of honor were Miss Hannah Mat
thews, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Matthews. and Miss Juliette Paris.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Albion Keith
| tionS was red and green. Christmas
green's, holly and poinsettia blossoms
being used. During the intermission
attractive supper was served. Among
those invited were Miss May Give Of
Pennsylvania. Miss Dorothy Rohrer. Miss
Frances De Lashmutt. Miss Eloise Orme.
Miss Dorothy I.eetch. Miss Anna Elliott
Pennebaker Miss Kate Wilson, Miss
Anne Blackwood. Miss Dorothy Tallcott.
Mr.. Morris Paris. Mr.. William Brown,
Mr.. James l.. Norris. Mr.. George -Fowle,
Mr.. Harvey Mcdowell. Mr.. Stuart Gill
more Mr. Henry Sargent, Mr. Lee Will
liams Mr.. William Leetch. MIR. Douglas
Peachy. Mr.. Bernard Fowle. DR.. A. B.
Bennett, Mr. William Dieble and Mr..
William Ballantyne.
The marriage of Miss Margaret Frances
Grinder of Marbury. Charles county. Md,
and Mr.. Robert Howard Murdoch of Nam
jemoy took place last Wednesday even
ing, December 90. at o'clock, in st.
Mathews Chapel. in the presence of
large gathering of relatives and friends.
profusion of evergreens and holly and
flowers adorned the church. The rector,
Rev. A. S. Johns, officiated. The BRIDE,
who was escorted to the altar and given
in marriage by her uncle, Mr.. James F.
Koran, carried a White-bOund prayer
book, from which the service was read.
She was met at the vestibule door by the
vested choir of st. Mathews, who escort
ed her to the chancel. where the groom
| awaited her After the services the choir
reformed in procession, and, singing a
occasional hymn. escorted the couple
automobile awaited to convey them to
the home of the brides aunt, where
reception was rendered them. Mr.. and
Mrs. Murdoch left the following morning
for their own home in Charles county,
Md.
Miss Katherine Crane is in New York
en- route to West Point, where she will
make short visit.
Chief Justice Fuller opened his house
yesterday to callers, and his eldest
daughter, Mrs White. who is with her
father this winter. will receive the Mon
days in January.
Mrs Ellis Logan. 1883 Irving street
northwest. has issued invitations for re-
ception Friday, January Z. in honor of
Mrs. Daniel Lothrop of Concord, Mass.
founder of the National Society of the
Children of the American Revolution.
Mrs. Logan will be assisted by Mrs. AL
bert Baird Cumnlins of Iowa, Mrs. George
w. Atkinson. Miss Carrie Rowland Smith
of Elrnra n. Y; Mrs. Pleasant T. Chap
man of Illinois. Mrs. George w. Prince of
Illinois, Mrs. Julian c. Dowell Miss Elz-
abeth Dowell. Mrs. Margaret Ballard
Moore. Mrs. John Farnsworth, Mrs. Will
liam +. Andrews. Miss Mccoy and the
Misses Todd.
Marcia Burns Chapter D. A. r, has
issued invitations for a reception Tuesday.
January 4. in honor of Mrs. Mathew T.
Scott. president general. d. A. r.. at the
home of the vice regent, Mrs. Julian c.
DOwell.
Mrs Ellis Logan. 1858 Irving street, has
as her guest during January her cousin,
Miss Carrie Rowland Smith of Elmira,
Ny
Mrs. Enslow entertained at dinner
Thursday evening at the Cairo.
Representative and Mrs. Thomas OF
Newbern. N. c.. are located for the sea-
son at the Dewey.
Mrs. Smith, widow Of Represent
ative George Smith Of Illinois. will
have as her house guests this week 1913
Columbia road. Lieut.. and Mrs. Ozburn
The chancellor Of the Swiss legation and
Nine. Sahli and, their two interesting
young daughters have taken a house on
n street for the winter.
Mr.. Gordon Ellsworth. a student at
Cornell University. is spending his vaca-
ton with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Good
win Ellsworth, on Girard street
Miss Florence Johnston. who has been
spending her Christmas vacation with her
parents in Philadelphia, will return to
Washington today.
Miss NJ. Baker has returned to her
home on L street from tWo-week trip
spent in Philadelphia. Pa, where she
visited relatives and friends.
Representative and Mrs. Thomas
Hainer and children of Idaho arrived in
Washington last week, and are guests at
the Cairo for the congressional season.