Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-24

turned last week to her home in Wash
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace G. Chandlee of
Chevy Chase entertained the Continental
Danes Chapter of the Daughters of the
American Revolution and their husbands
at their home on OLIVER street Tuesday
evening 1t was quite an enjoyable oc-
casiOn, five hundred being the feature of
the evenings entertainment.
Maj. and Mrs. ]. C. Ord of Chevy Chase
were hosts for the Music Club Of Chevy
the composer whose studies were enjoyed.
instrumental and vocal selections being
c1armingly rendered.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. J. Tamil of Norfolk,
Va. and Mr.. Spencer of Glasgow, Scot
land will be house guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace c. Chandlee of Chevy Chase for
the holidays.
Mrs. Arthur Jeffry Parsons has invited
a few friends to meet Miss Alice Buchton
Of London at her home on 18th street at
4 o'clock Friday, December %.
Miss Buckton will give a reading of ex-
cerpts from the Christmas mystery play
Eager Heart" This play is generally
given in London, Edinburgh and various
parts of the British empire at Christmas
tide. It's mission is to accomplish the re-
Buckton will also give an informal lee
ture at the home of Mrs. Parsons Satur-
day afternoon, December 80, at $3.50, and
will be guest of honor the same evening
at a dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs Arthur
Jeffry Parsons.
Mr. and Mrs Mark Hopkins, jr. and
children and Miss Georgiana Hopkins OF
Boston are house guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Jeffrys Parsons for the holidays.
The charge d'affares of Persia and
Nine Ali Kul Khan will entertain at a
dinner party for sixteen Christmas day
Among their guests will be Mr.. and Mrs
w. Morgan Shuster, ST. and their house
party; the two princes. MoZaffer ed Dine
Khan and Self ed Dine Khan. cousins OF
the charge d'affaires, who have returned
from Mercersburg Academy to spend the
holidays. and several young Persian stu
dents now visiting at the capital.
the Progress Club for a dance Christmas
night
The wedding of Miss Ethel O'Brien and
Lieut.. Fitzhugh Lee Minnegerode, u. S
A, of well known southern family, took
place last week in San Francisco The
wedding was celebrated at o o'clock in a
bower of pink roses and chrysanthemums
and in the decoration OF the red room
where the wedding supper was served
the flags figured prominently in the eff
| feCtive adornment of the room. The cere
| nOny was performed by the Rev. Father
p. a. Foley of Alameda in the presence
OF half a hundred friends of the young
couple. The bride was an attractive pic
tlre in her gown of white satin embel
lished with rare lace. She wore tullt
veil caught with wreath of orange bios
SONS, and she carried a bouquet of white
| orchids and lilies of the valley. She wa.
given in marriage by her mother, Mrs
| l1onorah OBrien. who was gowned il
| black spangled net draped over satin an(
| elnbellished with touches of gold lace
| The matron of honor was Mrs Bert York
| formerly Miss Ruth Sadler. and herself {
recent bride, and this attendant wore he
| own wedding gown of white satin ant
| lace. The maid of honor was Miss Mar
garetta Hunter. who wore an imported
gown of pink charmeuse deliberately EN-
broidered in a design of pink rosebads
muffs of pink roses and orchids. Th
best man at the wedding was Lieut.
| Ralph Jones. L. S. A. and the usher
We're Capt. Murray Baldwin, L. S. A.
| Lieut. Floyd Scowden. T. S. A: Lieut.
Bruce Campbell. u. S. A, and Lieut.. Ed
| ward Everts, L. S. A. There was an in
formal reception preceding the weddin
supper, at which the bride cut the cake
according to the army tradition, with tn
saber of the groom.
Lieut. Minnegerode and his bride will
sail early next year for the Philippines
Miss Elizabeth Day, who has bee
studying at the Clark Ellis studios i
| New York has returned home for tn
| holidays.