Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-31

| day, January 4, and the following Thurs
They will be assisted Thursday next By
Miss Griffin of Baltimore and Miss Vir-
| ginia Jenkins of Virginia
| 4 surprise party was given Mrs. 8
| Morris at her home, $40 9Th street north
| west, Sunday, December "a. In honor OF
| her sixty birthday. She received
| many gifts from her children and &. an /.
l children Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Wolf, Milton Wolf. Miss Harriette
Wolf. Sidney Wolf, Mr.: and Mrs: l..
Steiner. Mr.. and Mrs: NJ. Morris and Miss
Helen Jeanette Morris. Out -of-towr
guests We're Mrs. y. Kastner and Miss b
Morris of Baltimore, Md: Miss Fanny
| Wolf of CniontOwn. Ala, and Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. a. Morris and little daughter. Ad-
| aline, of Richmond, w. Va.
| Wednesday afternoon, December 81
Miss Elizabeth Jackson Mann. daughter
of Mr.. William Jackson Mann. and DR.
| John Minor blackboard. son Of Ir. L. NJ
near Alexandria. were married In Trinity
| Church, Upperville. Fauquier county, Vir-
slnia; The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Edward B. Furwell. rector OF
the parish. at l o'clock.
The maid of honor was Miss Rosale
Seldom Rutherford "f Roland Park Balti-
more: The bridesmaids were Miss Flea
nor Constance Williams of Casanova Va.
Miss Louise Shackleford Fontaine of
Charlottesville, Va: Miss Marietta AM
bier of Boydton, Va, and Miss Neville
i
the grooms brother. Mr. Amber Mason
Blackford. The ushers were Mr.. Church
i'll Jones Gibson of Richmond. Mr.. John
Walter Jones Laird of wilmington. Del,
and MIR. William jackson Mann, jr.,
brother of the bride.
,, The bride wore Japanese embr oidered
shower bouquet of white roses. The maid
of honor wore white marquisette over
green. The bridesmaids gowns were of
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| After the ceremony a small reception
was held at the home of the bride. to
which We're invited only the two families
and a few intimate friends. Dr. anu Mrs
| Blackboard will make their home in Roch-
| ester. Mimi. where DR. BlackfOrd is a
member of the staff OF ST. Mary's Hospi-
! tai.
| y pleasant social gathering was the
| euchre party given under the aus
pices of the several managing boards of
Hospital at the Hotel Stratford, Column
bia Heights. Friday evening for the
benefit of the hospital. The ladies' first
prize was won by Mrs. w. p. Beckwith,
second prize by Mrs. L. Won Entrees, the
BOBBY prize going to Mrs. Judge c. S.
Bundy. Mai. j. j. Narrower won first
prize. DR.. Lewis ]. Battle second and the
BOBBY prize went to Judge Thomas
Jones. There We're several vocal and
piano solos rendered, which were follow
ed by the serving of refreshments. Com
modore George II. Peters, the president OF
| the board of directors Of the hospital.
made a few Introductory remarks relating
to the recently established charitable in
| stitution for that part Of the city. Mrs.
| j. *. P. Gleason, a member of the
| board of lady managers, was in charge
of the social features of the evening.
Mrs. Randolph Coyle and her daughter.
Mrs. Francois Matthes. will be at home
Thursdays. January IL and Is, at 3126 @
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan 3. Miller, jr., enter
! tanned a few of their friends at one of the
| most enjoyable dances of the season at
their country place in Virginia The
house was beautifully decorated in
and was lighted by candles in southern
colonial style. Mrs. Miller was assisted
in receiving the guests by Mrs. Donald
Craig and Miss Martha Claxton.
Those present were Miss Mildred Kobb,
Miss Marie Parks. Miss Elizabeth Grey,
Miss Ada Gilliland, Miss Martha Claxton,
Miss Dunreath Odell, Miss Bessie Robin
SON. Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Craig, Mr.. and
Frank Sigourney. MIR. Glen Morse, Mr..
Frank Parks. Mr.. Earl Dorsey, Mr..
James Yeoman. Mr.. Kirk C. Miller of
Lanham, Md: Mr.. j. Heidenheimer Mr..
of ex-senator Dodge Of Ohio, and Mr..
Watson Miller of New York.
Miss Kate Dean Owen will be at home
informally Mondays in January.
Miss Mary e. McCeney has returned to
the Arlington Hotel for the winter. and
will be at homo Wednesdays in January
and February.
Mrs. Charles F. Hitchings and the
Misses Hitchings will be a home the first
Wednesdays in January and February.
Miss Ruth Pilling went to Warrenton
yesterday to visit Mr.. and Mrs Coates.
who entertained that day at big hunt
breakfast.
Mrs. Lawrence H. Quirollo of ola Con-
necticut avenue gave a Christmas dance
for her schoolgirl daughter, Carlotta,
Friday evening. About fifty young peo-
pie enjoyed the hospitality of the hostess.
Kathryn Drain. Edith Evermann. Kath-
crime Elsom. Frances Evarts, Dorothy
kimball, Catherine Tonge. Helen Hop
kins. Ann Parker. Clara Barclay. sara
Miller. Margaret Granger. Constance
Carter. Josephine Bellinger. Fay BizzelI,
Josephine Wall, Elizabeth Dodge, Rita
Rafter, Messrs. Alfred Harding. Jasper
La toilette. Carlos Brin: Robert La Fol-
Herbert Kimball. William Ellis, Russell
Whyte, Sidney Parkham. Edward Rob-
ertson. Edward Hale. John Bethel. James
Hit, raymond fnllllpS, carey BiZZell,
Arthur Aiken, Henry Ponds and Ebert
Quirollo.
Miss Sarvin, Miss Annie Paul. Miss
Frances B. Price, Miss Emily Peryaire
and Miss Mona Nelson will receive Mon
day from TO 10 pm, at 1908 Sth street
northwest.
Miss Agnes Williams and Miss Mary
DAILY Of Georgetown will receive their
| friends New Year day.
| Miss Mary Breen and Miss Sarah Nc
Grath her house guest during the hoIi-
| day season, Will receive their friends
| New Year. at 239- X street northeast,
| from to 8.
Mrs. William F. Dennis. 1909 18th
street will be at home Wednesdays in
| January.
| Mr.. and Mrs. M. Kornsand Miss
| Evelyn and Master Edmund KOrnsand
of New York are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Strasburger of 1921
Fairmont street
Miss Agnes Bowling of 1855 Monroe
street. Brookland, is spending the holi-
day season with friends in New York
| city.
Mr.. Lewis Sherwood, jr.. has returned
from a visit to Scottsville, Va
| Miss Nina Bell Of Berlin, Nd, and
| Miss Beulah Perdue Of Salisbury, Md.
were recent guests of Miss Marcia
| Horner. who is home for a vacation