Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-12
SOCIETY.

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| will be remembered as Miss Ruth Dolph.
| has been a guest during the past winter
OF the Nixons En- route home Mr. and
Mrs. Nixon passed few days with MIR.
and Mrs. Thornton at their London resi-
dence
Mr. and Mrs Nixon will stay in New
York for short time and will also come
to this city before returning to Portland,
Greg.
| Miss Dorothy Shuey returns to Eu-
rope by the Lapland, sailing on the 18th:
While there she will complete in special
studies the ninth year of her education
abroad. She Is accompanied by her
mother. Mrs. Theodore Shuey. Next au-
tumn they will reopen their home In this
city, and Miss Shuey will be one Of the
seasons debutantes.
A cavalry and artillery drill will be
given at Fort Myer for the benefit of
the Army Relief Society November "a.
at ESQ pm. i
For the past two years the President
and Mrs. Taft have shown their in
terest by being present and an invi-
! tation will be sent them this year.
Among those who will attend the drill
are the Secretary of War and Mrs. Slim
son. the assistant secretary and Mrs.
Oliver. Gen. and Mrs. Wood and many
others prominent in military and social
circles.
| The drill will be followed by a tea
and sale in the post exchange
The chairman Of the ticket committee
is Mrs. W; c. Borden, 1901 California
lief Society are to collect funds and
provide relief in case of emergency for
dependent widows and orphans of Off
GERS and enlisted men of the regular
army Of the United States, to aid in
securing employment for them, to
solicit and create scholarships and
supervise educational opportunities for
such orphan children.
of the Army Relief Society are: Presf-
dent, Mrs. George Sternberg: vice presi-
dents. Mrs ]. B. Aleshire, Mrs. Joseph
Garrard and Mrs H. G. Sharpe: treas
urer, Mrs. K. A. Koerper: corresponding
secretary. Mrs. c.. P. Russ, and record
ing secretary, Miss Elsie Davis
| Mrs. Robert W. Medkirk Of the Wood
worth left Washington last week for
an extended visit with relatives and
friends in Indianapolis, Cincinnati and
Nevada, Iowa.
Mrs. o. O. West and her granddaughter,
Miss Bette Almond, of Louisville. KY
have arrived, to be the guests of Mrs.
Vests son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. ana
Mrs. George w Tallburt, and to attend
the wedding November IA of Miss Mary
Tallburt and Mr.. James T. Fitzpatrick.
Mr. and Mrs South Trimble and son
and daughter returned from Kentucky to
their home on Columbia road.
Miss Annie Kay Smoot, the young
daughter of Senator Reed Smoot and
Mrs. Smoot. will be one of this seasons
debutantes. Senator and Mrs. Smoot Will
introduce their daughter to society at
tea to be given early In January.
Senator and Mrs Thomas H. Paynter
and their son, Mr.. Pollock Paynter, OF
Kentucky are expected to arrive shortly
| for the season. Mrs. Paynter remained
| in Kentucky last winter, but expects to
spend the coming season in washington
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Judkins OF Savan-
Inah, Ga, who have been spending their
| honeymoon with Washington relatives,
left last week for their Georgia home.
New FORK have issued invitations for the
marriage OF their daughter. May Hallock
Bryan. and Lieut. George Auguste Matile,
oath Infantry. L. s. A.. son of Brig. Gen.
and Mrs. Leon A. Matlle OF washington.
The marriage will take place at the
| home of the bride, $50 st. Nicholas ave-
nue. November 16. The ceremony will be
private followed by a reception and sup
per. The bride will be attended by her
| sister. Mrs William III. Wilson. and two
little flower girls, Miss Eleanor Wilson
and Miss Margaret Adams The groom
has selected Lieut.. Ralph Wayne Du-
senbury, oath Infantry, U. S. A., to act as
his best man.
Lieut. Matile graduated from West
Point in 1903 and Lieut. Dusenbury in
1907.
The Capt. Molly Pitcher Chapter, D. A.
r., held a special meeting Monday after
noon last at Continental Hall. Mrs. Han
ger, the regent presiding. Miss Henry
of Maryville College. Tenn. gave talk
on the education of the mountaineers of
Tennessee She will address the next Con-
tinental Congress in behalf of Maryville
College and her work In the education OF
the needy nountaineers.
The Washington, d. c., Section. Council
Of Jewish Women, will hold its next regu-
lar meeting Tuesday, November IA. at
go pm. in the vestry OF the Eighth
Street Temple.
After the usual routine of business Mrs.
Rudolph B. Behrend will read an orig
inal paper on Beauty" and Mr.. Ernest
Gichner will give several SCI cted read
ings. With Mrs. Levi II. David and Mrs.
Meyer Fellheimer at the piano, music OF
a high order is promised. Tea will be
served at the close OF the afternoons pro-
gram
Miss Ernestine Rich, who spent some
time In Baltimore last week. has returned
home
Mrs. Louis Koenigsberg Of New York
is the guest OF her mother. Mrs. Charles
Kaufman, Of the Gibraltar.
DR. William Morris Simkins and Mrs.
Olmkins have returned from their
bridal trip and are at the Cairo for