Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-29

was the violin playing of Miss Helen
Dodge. Refreshments We're served on
the veranda. which was hung with Japa-
neSe lanterns.
Mrs. HOFFMAN W weymouth will shortly
sail for Europe to pursue her studies In
the Italian and German classics.
The Argyle Social Club, chaperoned by
Mrs. Rose \. lost. enjoyed its second
straw ride of the season TO Cabin John
bridge Saturday evening. September %
After arriving at the bridge hot coffee
together with the luncheon prepared by
the young ladies. was served. Dancing.
singing and various other sports We're in
dulged in. Those present on the ride
were Misses Ida FitZ Gibbons, Grace
Barnes. Annie Ennis Lowell Macintosh.
Lena Mann. Margaret O'Connor Louise
Purner. Louise Smith. Grace Sherwood.
Susie Thomas. Pearl Yost. Henrietta Yost
and Mrs. Yost. chaperon. and Messrs.
Byron S. Bell Guy Lucas, Carol Mich
olson, Charles F. Meyers jr.: Frank
Sherman. John Morefield, Fred Baker,
Raymond T. Burch, Albert Thomas,
Thomas Adams and j. NJ Fielder.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward S. Du-all, jr..
and their infant daughter, who have
been spending some time at Atlantic
City, leave there today for LaiSwood.
Mr.. and Mrs j. H. Yoos of 1901 ~
street northeast celebrated their SILVER
wedding the evening bl september
1911 by reception at their home. where
large number of relatives and friends
of the couple greeted them. The out-oi-
town guests were Miss Hannah YooS OF
Philadelphia, sister of the groom. who
acted as the bridesmaid twenty-five years
ago: Messrs. T. II. Burch and William
Robey Of RerWyn, Md, who acted as
ushers: Mrs. Joseph T.. Riley. Mrs T.
Koerner and Miss Birmingham of Bal
tmore, Miss Agnes Doory and Mrs. Nut
Il
c. Saner and Miss Alice Saner of Ber-
Wyn. Mrs Brelsford and Mrs. keefaufer
of Berwyn. After tho reception refresh
ments We're served in the dining room,
punch being served In thc reception nail
The house was beautifully decorated with
palms and cut flowers Mr.. and Mrs
YooS were the recipients of many beauti-
full presents
Miss Celia f. Brian of Danville. Va. is
spending week with Mrs. William j.
Tucker at her home. 2622 18th street.
Mrs. William c. Kendall. her daughter.
Miss Minerva Kendall. and mother Mrs.
Aschenbach. have returned to the city
after spending a very pleasant summer at
Mrs kendall's home on Sebago lake, Me.
Mrs. Wightman W. Garner of 1851
Parkwood place northwest has returned
after three-month visit to friends in
Connecticut.
Miss Lucy w Aston of Townsville,
N c., is spending the winter with her
aunt Mrs W. w. Garner Of 1867 Park
wood place northwest.
Mrs John O. Knox of the Lenox. this
city, who has been summering on the
north shore, is now at the Hotel Dennis.
Atlantic City. for an extended stay. Her
brother-in-law and sister Mr.. and Mrs.
T. NJ Currant of Lynn, Mass, are with
her.
At the home of the brides aunt Mrs.
Emma Birch of East Falls Church Va,
the marriage took place Wednesday even
ing. September y. 1911. at $50 o'clock.
of Miss Mary f. Hurley. daughter of
Mrs. Mary A. Hurley and the late Will
liam H. Hurley, and Mr.. r. E. Jeffries.
Rev r. \. Dawson Of the Presbyterian
Church of Falls Church, Va. officiated.
The bride. who entered the parlor and
rod and white dahliahs. wore a two-tone
blue serge travelling suit. with a soft
white hat trimmed in blue velvet. She
carried a shower bouquet of white roses.
Miss Alice Athey was bridesmaid for Miss
Hurley. and wore gray suit with large
hat to match. Mr. Grover Sellers cousin
of Miss Hurley, attended Mr.. Jeffries as
best man.
After receiving congratulations the
guests were invited into the dining room.
where a wedding supper was served. The
dining room was decorated with ferns
and goldenrod. Those present for the
ceremony were Mrs. Frank Kennedy and
family, Miss Jane and William Hurley,
Ida V. Mudd. the brides niece: Mr.. Har
ry ". Wakenight Miss Emma Sendner.
Miss Alice Athey. Mr. Williams. Mrs.
Harrington, Mrs. j. II. Price. Miss v j.
Price. Mrs r. f. Hart and son of Falls
Church. Va. After October IL Mr. and
Mrs Jeffries will be at home TO their
friends at 1900 10Th street northwest
Mr.. and Mrs W. r. Wilder of Wash
incton, who have been spending the sum
mer at Mohonk Valley, y. Y. are in New
York for few days.