Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-27

| mas green's and red flowers were used in
| the decorations and supper was served
| at small tables.
attended only by a small family party
was the marriage at noon today at the
residence of Lieut.. Commander William
Manning Irwin, U. 8. N, and Mrs. Irwin
bour Mccartney, widow of D. P. Mozart
ney, U. S. N. .Rnd Capt Harold P. Nor
ton, L. S. n, now on duty at the Navy
| Department. Rev Father Buckley of ST
Matthews Church officiated In the flower.
| decked drawing room. Mr.. Mcfarland OF
| New York was best man and the hand
some bride wore travelling costume OF
dark green broadcloth, which had touches
of black, these colors showing also in her
hat.
A seated breakfast for the dozen per-
sons present followed before the depar-
ture Of Capt. and Mrs. Norton for their
wedding journey.
They will be at Stoneleigh Court on
several days at home
Miss Edmonia Adams daughter of Rear
Admiral and Mrs. John D. Adams, will
make her debut today at a large tea.
Miss Baxter of Virginia and Miss Harland
of New York, who are house guests, will
assist at Miss Adams tea, will the fol-
lowing: Miss Margaret Caperton. Miss
othy Taylor, Miss Margaret Strother-
Smith, Miss Frances Efhnger, Miss Doris
Haywood, Miss Florence Fernon, Miss
Katherine Hitchcock. the Misses De Bose,
the Misses Gatewood, Miss Elizabeth
Munford and Miss Nina Stockton.
Miss Mimmack will be at the tea table.
Miss Davis and Mrs. Goldsborough Adams
will also assist.
The Secretary of the Treasury and
Mrs. MacVeagh have cards out for
reception Friday afternoon from to 6
o'clock, in honor of the members of the
American Economic Association.
Several cadets from West Point are
among the guests of a holiday house
party being entertained by Mrs. George
r. Harrison of Washington, who is
spending the winter with her son, Lieut..
Edward S. Harrison, at Fort Adams. N.
Y. The cadets are William c. Harrison,
Willard F. Harmon, Huston Whiteside
and Robert Crest. The Misses Ruth An
derson and Alice Dressed Of Washington
are also Of the party.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Sanford of Wash
ington are in New York for a few days,
and are staying at the Hotel Wolcott.
Miss Louise May Williamson, daughter
of Mrs. Josephine Williamson, was mar
ried Sunday evening, December "a, to Mr..
Harry c. Shearer. at st. Paurs Church.
The wedding was very quiet. and only
TcldtlteS anu Tie DTlue 3 dtlenUdHtS WeTc
present. Mgr. Mackin performed the
ceremony. The bride was attired in a
travelling costume Of champagne broad
cloth, with fur trimming, and wore a
large black picture hat trimmed in French
plumes. Her bouquet was Of bride roses
and orchids She was attended by Miss
Lidia Weaver. whose costume was Of dark
blue messaline, trimmed in gold fringe,
with large hat to match, and carried
bouquet Of white rosebuds. The groom
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reception followed the ceremony at the
home of the BRIDE on 9th street north
west. but no additional guests were in
vited. After the reception the couple
tended wedding journey. They will be at
home in their apartments. 1905 18th street
northwest, after February 1.
Mrs. Warren, wife Of Senator Warren,
will not receive tomorrow.
Miss Leila stickell. daughter Of Judge
and Mrs. o. II. Stickell Of Evans street,
a very pleasant trip to Martinsburg. Will
Transport and Hagerstown.
Mr.. 7. Bernard McCloskey, who was
visiting his aunt. Mrs S. w. B. Diehl, en-
route from Chicago to Philadelphia, was
host at a dinner given in honor of some
foreign friends of his aunt, who had
been visiting America for the past month,
Mr.. Guis Cortez Abruzi and his sister,
Miss Circe Marie Cortez Abruzi. The
delphia to Baltimore. were Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry C. Crump, Miss Crump, Mr.. T.
Hartford Tweed. Mr.. and Mrs. A. q.
Drexel. Miss Merryfeld. Mr.. Charles G.
Mackal. Miss Leona Carpenter, Mr.. J.
Livingston. Mr.. Cortez Abruz and his
sister return to Europe next Wednesday.
A. - HSr. IJ,rr,, yytpa,ora ~ ~,
gress Heights. D. c., entertained at din
ner Christmas day in honor Of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. K. Plumb. Among the guests
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Olive and chill
Mr. and Mrs. Holland, Miss Schreyer,
Miss May Fratto, Mr.. and Mrs. McNa-
mara and children and Mr.. Julius Thurm.
The evening passed pleasantly with mu-
sic. plays, etc.
Miss M. Florence Haskell of 27O7 oath
street northwest. who has been in Mime
apolis for the past eighteen months. has
returned home for visit to her relatives
and friends.
Mrs William Thornton Hayes Of Oak
land. Cal. has returned to her former
and friends. She is at present with Mr..
and Mrs. F. e. Hamilton Of 229S Cham
plain street northwest.
Miss Harriette de B. Keim of 1913 T
street has as her guest her young cousin.
Miss Mary Keim Sherman Of Oakland,
Cal, who is being extensively entertained.
Miss Sherman's father, formerly Of Con-
necticut. is of the historic Sherman fam
ily He is largely interested in mines in
California and Colorado Miss Sherman's
mother was we'll known in Washington
as Miss Laura Randolph Keim, whose
mother was of the well known Randolph
family of Tuckahoe, Va. Mrs. and Miss
Keim will be Eat home" to their friends
on Fridays, first and fourth.
Dr. and Mrs. Preston Sallerwhite were
honor guests at a dinner given by Mr..
and Mrs. Preston Gibson last night who
will be hosts at a similar event tomorrow
night for the Misses Wiborg of New
York, who will be their house guests, ar,
irving today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert J. Wynne's house
party for Christmas will break up to- |
by the departure Of Mrs. Ronald +
French for New York to keep several |
social engagements as well as to await |
the arrival of Capt French and Of Mr. |
Henry Wynne for Pittsburgh where he
has made his home for the past year |
Miss Ruth Wynne has gone to North |
Carolina to join q house party assem-
bled at the homo Of friends in her honor. |
and which will continue for ten days or |
two weeks longer.
Mr.. Wynne will accompany his daugh- |
ter. Mrs French, to New York, and may |
go to Paris very shortly on a business |
visit Capt. and Mrs. French are to join |
q house party for a months stay before