Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-05
SOCIETY.
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young women alternated in presi ing in
the dining room. After the RECEIPT on
dinner was served to the assisting party.
their husbands having been hidden TO
join the company for this event.
Mrs. Augustus Wilson and her daugh.
ter, Miss Margaret Wilson, of Washing
ton are having a delightful visit to Mr.
and Mrs A. NJ. Kistler in Morganton,
N c. Miss Wilson was the honored
guest at a dancing and card party Tues
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Keith, after a
visit to friends in Washington. have re-
turned to their home in Nashville, Tenn.
Their daughter. Miss Milbrey Keith. re-
manned In Washington for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nell Agee, whose
marriage took place last week at the
home of the brides mother, Mrs. Bailey.
in Nashville. are the guests of friends
in Washington.
Mrs. Samuel Hall and Mrs. John Will
liams left Washington last week for
Buechel, KY, to visit relatives.
| Mrs Frederick Rutledge and her son.
Mr. Reeves Rutledge. of Asheville, y. c.,
have come to Washington for the winter
months.
| After a visit to Mrs. S. NJ. Whitesides
Mrs. Stanley Bell and her daughter, Miss
Helen Bell, left last week for their home
| in Nashville, Tenn.
| The marriage of Miss Ellen Nye,
daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. George Lewis
Nye Of st. Paul, Mimi. ana Lieut.. Ivens
Jones of Fort Smelling will take place
Monday evening, November e. at ST
Johns Episcopal Church Mrs. Frederick
Ritzinger will be her matron of homo,
and Miss Antoinette Shimonek. Miss
Eleanor Wann, Miss Louise Warren am
Miss Helen Sanders will be her brides
maids Lewis Nye will be the best man,
and the ushers will be Lieut.. b. NJ.
Bailey. Lieut.. c. c. Reynolds, Mcneil
Stringer. Harold Freeman, Frederick Rit-
ginger and Victor De Camp. A recep, ion
will follow at the home of the bride. Mss
Nye has been greatly entertained by her
friends
Col and Mrs. James n. Allison of Gov
gagement of their daughter. Marion. 10
Lieut.. Jacob Earl Fickel. Goth United
States Infantry. Miss Allison is a gran l.
daughter of the late Judge j. w W hal
ley of Portland. Ore Lieut.. Fickel is
made many flights as a passenger at
Bridgeport, Governors Island and DIT the
recent meet at Nassau boulevard. Long
Island, for the purpose of testing the
new rife made especially for use in aero
planes. The wedding will take place IN
the early spring. The colonel was at one
time chief commissary of the Depart
ment Of Dakota.
Col and Mrs. Charles W. Taylor of st.
Paul, Mimi, announce the engagement
OF their daughter, Juliet, to Lieut.. Eu-
gene j. Ely, 9Th United States Cavalry.
Recently an engagement was announced
of a very popular girl and an equally
popular man, and among the many notes
| of congratulations and the floral greet
| ings which the bride-elect received was
| a bouquet Of roses with this little verse
| Of James WhitComb Riley pinned to it,:
| He was warned against the women,
l She warned against the men,
| And II that won't make weddln'.
wy, theys nothin else that can!
| Mrs. Alphonse Mason and Miss Helen
Mason OF Philadelphia and Miss Eliza
beth Jewett of this city have been spend
ling a few days with Mrs. Masons BROTH
err and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs Chester
IG. Caldwell, In ST. Paul, en- route from
lCalifornia to their home here.
At the marriage of Miss Julia Waters
and Mr.. Clarence Gilmore of Dallas, Tex.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Waters. parents of
the bride, entertained large house party
AT their beautiful old estate, the home
of the Lindsleys and Waters families at
iGreenwood, Tenn. for more than hun
dred years An interesting incident con-
nected with this wedding was the fact
| that the bride married on the 125th we'd
ding anniversary Of her maternal great
Igreat-grandmother, for whom she was
named. and among her gifts was silver
| tea service which was wedding gift to
this bride of more than century ago.
| Senator and Mrs. Smoot gave a recep-
tfon and dance last Wednesday night at
| the Hotel Utah. Salt Lake City, on the
eve of their departure for Washington
for the winter. There were nearly LOO
| guests There was no crOwding, while
the ARRANGEMENTS throughout were mark
ed by perfe ,tion of detail and smooth
nc as. The luxuriously furnished rotunia
and corridors were thronged during the
evening with brilliant assemblage, and
the ballroom presented picturesque
scene under the softly shaded arc lights,
with banks of palms for the setting.
Punch was served all the evening in the
corridors. and later in the banquet room
ladjoining the ballroom an elaborate sup
per was served from beautifully ap
POINTED table. where gorgeous American
lbeauty and Richmond roses formed the
decorations, with all OF the details carry
ing out the rich, red color scheme.
Senator and Mrs. Smoot were assisted
in receiving by their daughters. Mrs. A.
Is. Carbon OF Provo and Miss Annie *.
Smoot. Mrs. Lee Green Richards and Mrs
Joseph F. Nibley. the gowns OF the re-
ceiving party being particularly hand
some.
! a brilliant military welding will take