Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-20
Brown. Wallace Watkins, Robert Flynn
and ]. Edwin Brown.

and ]. Edwin Brown.
tanning Miss Charlotte Miller Of Atlantic
City during her stay here.
Miss Katherine Keane. accompanied by
her sister, Mabel. will leave for Philadel-
phia next Friday to attend the Army and
Navy foot ball game Saturday.
Miss keane will leave Philadelphia Sat
urday for Jacksonville. Fla. where she
VIII be the guest for some time OF Miss
Maxine NJ. Hawkins.
Miss Helen Wright Of this city is visit
ing in Columbus, where Mrs. Harmon,
morrow at a luncheon for her. A series
OF other Inequalities is to be given for
her by her sisters, Mrs. Eaton and Mrs.
kilbourn, and others.
Mrs. George w. Pullman attended
concert in Chicago last week and was
very handsomely gowned In her hair
she wore cluster of jet arrows. Her
wrap was of ermine and reached to the
ground.
Mr.. Robert Taft, son of the President
and Mrs. Taft, will be an usher at the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Alfred 7.
White of Brooklyn. n. Y, and Mr.. Adrian
Van Sinderen. December .. in the Church
of the Savior. on Brooklyn Heights.
MIR. Van Sinderen was graduated from
Yale. class OF 1910. as was Mr.. Taft His
other ushers and his best man will all
be Yale men. Mr.. Charles Carroll Glover.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Clover, will
also be one of the ushers.
Miss Mary A Cryder was hostess at
tea yesterday for her sister, Miss Beatrice
Cryder Of London, who is visiting her.
A musical program was given by MISS
Hilda Koehler. the soprano. and Miss
Ethel Tozier. the pianist
Miss Eleanor Roadway. whose marriage
to Mr.. Frank Allen Berry Of Nashville.
Tenn, will take place Wednesday in Bos.
party at dinner tomorrow night with
several other guests. There will be pres
ent, in addition to the bride and groom,
Miss Gwendolen Leor ard, Miss Grace
Miss Elizabeth Zines of Chicago, Miss
Grace Roadway, Mr.. Allen d. Berry, MI.
Harry Berry and Mrs. Berry (who was
Miss Knox of Washington), Mr.. Trous-
dale Berry. Mr.. Arthur Gilbert, MI Fred
erick Foster. Mr.. Wynn Armstrong. Mr.
Charles II. Slater. Mr.. Samuel II. HUB
bard and DR. Ernest V. Hubbard, the two
latter of New York That same evening
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Barnes are giving
dinner of some twenty covers for Mr..
and Mrs. William w. Berry of Nashville.
the parents Of Wednesdays groom. who
are the guests over their wedding, and
other members of the families
Mrs. Francis ]. sarriento and Miss
Caro- Sarmiento of Detroit will be the
guests of Miss Marjorie Ward in this
city this week. They will be Joined
Thursday by Miss Josephine Clay, who,
with Miss Ward, will make up party
going to the Army and Navy foot ball
game in Philadelphia Saturday. Miss
Clay will go on to Pelham Manor, where
she will be the guest of Mrs. Morton
Holland. Miss Caro- Sarmiento will be
debutante of the Detroit season and Will
be introduced December ii.
Mr. and Mrs. Stuyvesant Pilot. the lat
ter formerly Miss Grossmann OF this city.
have taken for a short time the country
Grenville Fortescue. where they are
spending the autumn. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fortescue will spend the winter in South
America.
Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page of Washing
ton, who is the guest of Mrs. Bryan La
throp in Chicago, is finding her days ana
nights filled with luncheons and little din
ners where she is meeting her old friends.
Mrs. Lathrop gave a tea Monday: Mrs.
John Sumner Runnells gave a luncheon
Tuesday; Mrs. George NJ. Pullman gave
dinner Wednesday night. and her sister.
Miss Marie Josephine ROGET, entertained
at a small luncheon, and Thursday night
Mr. and Mrs Cyrus H. Mccormick gave
dinner in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Page.
Representative and Mrs. Andrew j.
Peters are about concluding their pro-
longed visit to the latter's mother; Mrs.
John c. Phillips, at Beverly, and will pass
the winter in this city. where Mrs.
Phillips will pass portion of the winter
with Representative and Mrs. Peters.
Mrs. Henry Cabot Lodge has been the
TIT of of
tesies during her visit to her daughter.
Mrs Augustus P. Loring. at Sycamore
Farm, Hamilton, Mass, where the Lodges
usually remain until after Thanksgiving.
at which time they come here for the
winter.
Miss Theodore Wood has decided upon
St Valentines day February Id as the
date of her marriage to Stuart Mcnamara
of New York city, formerly of Washing
ton, D. C. It will be church wedding,
and will be followed by a reception at
the ST. Regis Miss Wood is a daughter
Of Mrs. Theodore Wood of the Hotel
Majestic.
An early January wedding of much in
terest to the people of Washington is that
of Miss Pauline Epperson of Sumter. s.
c., and Mr.. Claude j. Stimson of Char
lotte, n. C. Miss Epperson is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George Epperson
ana well hIIO~I luc SoutuCih SoAiSty
and was entertained extensively by the
Misses Pagan last winter.
Miss Gertrude Pagan will leave for the
wedding the latter part of December,
where she will act as bridesmaid for Miss
Epperson.
Miss Marie Knapp of 923 Massachusetts,
avenue was hostess Saturday night at
an informal dance, from to II. The
parlors were beautifully decorated with
palms. ferns and autumn leaves. An
orchestra played during the evening. At
1890 a supper was served. Among the
invited guests were Louise Clarkson,
Helen Bowie. Mabel Blanchard. Anita
Ofterdinger, Elizabeth Randell. Katherine
Melville, Edith Simmerman. Gertrude
Conmel. Zela Ginder, Mabel kebler,
Yetta Brez, Florence Thiele, Messrs.
Jackson, Tucker. Winsted. Sturtz. Nichol-
AIDES, Zappone, Hayes, Paxton, Ardeezer.
Crane, Maxwell, Slime. Altemus and
Ofterdinger.
Mr.. John W. Garrett Of Baltimore, the
newly appointed minister to Argentina,
and Mrs. Garrett are the guests Of the
latter's mother Mrs B. H. Warder. They
went to Baltimore today to visit Mrs. T.
Harrison Garrett, the mother of the min
ister, for week. and will return to the
capital for a longer stay before going
to Mr. CARROTS new post.
Marriage Licenses.
NF,rr;,oo 1icapSes have heen issued