Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-13

ans Miss Margaret Carpenter. Miss Nina
STOCKTON, Miss Baxter. Miss Kathryn
Hitchcock. Miss Anne Seymour Jones
Miss Ruth Hitchcock, Miss Alice Brice
Miss Harvey and Miss Florence Fernon.
iii, phos SCI. In attendance wore BOUQUETS of
pink roses and lilies Of the valley. The
favors were silver pencils, with the
guests initials engraved thereon.
Lady Henry gave a dinner at the New
Willard last night in honor of Representa-
tive and Mrs. Martin Littleton The other
guests were Miss Wilson, daughter of the
| Secretary of Agriculture: Senior Pimentel
1 second secretary Of the Brazilian en-
| bassy. and Representatives Hefiin and
1 Davis.
Mrs. Hiram Irwin. wife Of Lieut. Irwin.
gave delightful tea yesterday afternoon
at the Northumberland in honor OF Miss
| Emily Beatty, daughter of the command
ant of the navy yard and Mrs. Beatty.
The hostess received in a gown of pale
plue chlnon cloth and wore a corsage
4 bouquet Of orchids.
Mrs. Richard c. Moore, wife of Capt.
| Moore and Mrs. Stewart Barber, wife of
| Paymaster Barber, presided at the tea
taole, which had a centerpiece of Rich
mond roses and ferns.
Among those assisting were Miss Kath-
crime Weeks, Miss Marie McMillin Brown,
Miss Jessie Willitt and her guest, Miss
| Anne Bryan of Philadelphia.
Boston paper makes the following an
nOuncement:
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brooks Adams of
Arlington street, Cambridge. Mass. an
Lillian to Mr.. Jay Wesley Cilley, Tech
| 1910, son of Mr.. Wesley ClIley, Washing
| ton.
One of the largest and most important
weddings of the season took place last
! Saturday in Brookline, Mass, when Miss
Anne Jean White, second daughter of Nj.
and Mrs Alfred T. White, became the
| bride Of Mr.. Adrian Van Sinderen. son O..
| Mrs. William Leslie Van Sinderen. The
ceremony took place at O'Clock in the
old Church of the Savior.
Four bridesmaids and maid of honor
attended the bride.
Mr. Robert A Taft, son of the Presi-
dent and Mrs. Taft and Mr. Charles Car
roll Glover of this city We're among the
ushers.
Miss Elena Calderon, daughter of the
minister from Bolivia. entertained at a
large card party last night at the lega-
ton.
Miss Calderon received her guests in
gown of crystal tulle over pink satin.
About forty guests Were present and
800 was played.
Miss Amaryllis Gilett was the hostess
at a brilliant reception last night, given
in honor of the Secretary of the Interior
and Mrs. Fisher. at her home on r street
Mrs. Gillett-Hill. Miss Lemira Gillett-
Hill and Dr. and Mrs. William Barnes
of Decatur ILL.,. and Miss Barnes also
assisted in receiving.
Miss Gillett wore gown of white satin
handsomely embroidered. Mrs. Gillett-
roses, yelled in cream chiffon beaded in
pink. Mrs. Barnes. also a sister of the
hostess wore white satin with an over
dress of lace. Miss Gilett-Hill wore
.1..e
painted in nasturtiums in natural shades.
Miss Barnes wore pale blue satin.
DR.. and Mrs. Barnes and Miss Barnes
will be the guests of Miss Gillett until
after Christmas.
The Secretary of State and Mrs Knox
left this morning for New York to at
tend the marriage of their son. Mr.. Hugh
S. Knox, and Miss Katherine McCook of
New York. which takes places tomorrow
in that city at o'clock.
Only the two families will be present,
and a snail reception will follow.
The bride will be unatte nded. and Mr.
Reed Knox, brother of the groom, will
act as best man.
Rev Dr. Jowett will perform the cere-
mony.
Mr.. and Mrs Knox will be at home in
this city after January 1, at 1901 18th
street.
Capt and Mrs. Mason Gulick gave a
dinner last night in honor of Gen. Bid
die commadant of the Marine Corps. and
Mrs. Biddle. The additional guests We're
Gen. Clarence Edwards and Mrs. Ed
wards, Capt. Frank Beatty and Mrs.
Beatty, Mrs John Rogers. Miss Ruggles
Col. Mahoney and Col. Charles l.. Nc
Cawley.
Mrs Stockton Heth and the Misses
Heth will entertain their cousin, Miss
Dorothy Taylor, the debutante daughter
of the naval constructor and Mrs. Tay
Tor, at ball early in January.
One of the pretty weddings of the
season took place at the Magnolia
apartment. 1921 NJ street northwest.
Monday evening. December IL. when
Miss Nancy Klingle Darling of Vir-
ginia was married to Mr.. John Ber-
nard Robb of Richmond. Rev. S. s.
Ware of Port Royal, Va, lifelong
friend of both parties. performed the
ceremony. The bride has just re-
turned from an eighteen-month tour OF
Europe. most of the time being spent
in Paris, finishing up her musical edu-
cation She was most attractively
gowned in white satin trimmed with
real duchess lace, and carried a shower
bouquet of white reyes and lilies OF
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