Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-08
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MISS EUGENE DENT.


ada, was the guest of her aunt and uncle.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. j. Kaufman, last week
Mr.. Nate Sickle spent several days with
relatives in this city during the week,
On his way home from stay in Chica-
80, Ill.
Miss Ottla Laine of San Francisco
gave luncheon last week in that city in
compliment to Miss Winona Derby, whose
enga cement to Lieut. Henry r. Burgin
c. S. A., was announced q few weeks
! ago. Miss Derby is charming BRIDE
elect, who has been in Washington prac-
ticaliy since her debut. that her home
friends here have not had an oppoI tu-
nifty of meeting her at the usual round
of dances and local affairs She is a
daughter of Mrs. Richard Derby, and her
| social activities have been most i'm the
, eastern city since her debut last season.
The luncheon last week was the most
elaborate affair that has been given for
the bride-eect since the announcement of
her betrothal to the young army officer.
The decorations were exceptionally pretty.
The color scheme was cerse, shading
f. ON the deep tone of the color into pink.
and on the table great baskets of sweet
peas carried out the suggestion of unique
pink The place cards were, appro-
priately hearts in the eerise color with
a quaint design and each girl at the
luncheon received a corsage of the pink
sweet peas. There wee half hundred
.. suests. including all the girls of the
younger set who have been formally in
troduced the last season or two and
several OF the girls who will be buds this
winter. with a few of the younger mar
ried matrons.
Mr.. and MS. George Marye, jr. are
returning shortly from California, but
their stay here will be only temporary
as they contemplate spending the season
in San Francisco. and will be among
those having apartments al the Fair
mont.
| The marriage of Miss Mabel Stewart,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Stew
art. and Mr.. Clarence c. Weideman will
take place next Wednesday evening at the
Mount Pleasant Congregational Church at
| = o'clock.
| The ceremony will be performed by
Rev. Mr.. Goodwin. Mr.. William Cleary
Sullivan will be best man and the ushers
are to be Mr.. Robert Tracy, Mr.. Edison
Browne. Mr.. Harold Amoss of Boston
and Mr.. Austin Harveycutter The bride
will be attended by Miss Dorothy Cross
| ley as maid of honor. and the following
bridesmaids: Miss Ethel Adams, Miss
Auguerita Weideman sister of the groom;
Kenzie. reception will fo.iow at the
| home of the brides parents. After No
vember IL Mr.. and Mrs. Weideman will
be at home at 1924 Mount Pleasant street.
At the marriage of Miss Nellie Kath-
crime MCGEE, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Laurence F. MCGEE and Mr.. c. Cassart
SchrOth, which takes place Wednesday.
| October II, at pm at Holy Name
Church, the ceremony will be performed
! by Rev. Father A. j. Carey. Miss Loretta
Fitzgerald will be the maid of honor and
the attendants will be Miss Pauline
FAINT and Mrs. William Mcdonald. MIR.
! Riston Schroth will be the best man and
the ushers will be Mr.. William Melon
aid, Mr. Alexander FAINT. Mr.. Robert
| Crump and Mr.. Charles Bright.
| A reception will follow at the home of
the brides parents, 1923 Gales street
northeast. Mr.. and Mrs. Schroth will
be at home after November Is at 1923
Gales street northeast.
! Mr.. and Mrs. lie Roy A. Glider left
Tuesday night last. accompanied by Mas
| ter James E. Glider, for an extended visit
to Mr., elders home in Alabama, after
attending the marriage of their sister.
Miss Florence E. Ergood, and Mr.. Ed
win Crawford kemper.
Mrs. Oliver Cromwell. who has been
| motoring for some months in Europe,
has arrived in Geneva, Switzerland.
Mrs. Corbin and the Misses Patten re-
Gently arrived in Paris from Interlaken.
Miss A. NJ. Hegeman of this city ar
| rived at the Hotel Brighton, Paris, from
Geneva.
Mr.. Thomas Spivey of Washington is
now in Paris.
| Commander L. L. Reamey, L. S. N,
and Mrs. Reamey Of this city are now in
| Paris after spending some time at Ba-
gnoles -de-rOrne
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Can were in
| Paris last week, guests OIL the Hotel de
Londres.
The Rev. F. Ward Denys and Mrs.
| Denys will occupy their Washington resi-
| dence, 1913 l street northwest. this win
| ter until January when they expect to
go to Egypt for the season. returning
here for April and May. They spent last
winter in Dresden.
| Mr. r. W. Hills and family of this city
were recent arrivals in Geneva, Switzer-
land.
Mrs. Stephen B. EIkins will spend the
rest of the autumn at Hailiehurst
Elkins. W. va, where her grand.
daughter. Miss Edwina Bruner of Phiia-
delphia. has joined her house party.
The mother of the latter. Mrs. william
weeks. but will return before the end
OF this month.
Mrs. Odell Smith and Miss Ida Nor
ment Smith are again at their 10th
street home. having completed their
summer travels by trip to Canada and
the great lakes.
Among the young women who will
be introduced to society this winter in
Boston are Miss Alice Cary Williams.
daughter OF DR.. and Mrs. Harold VIII
liams of NOSES Beacon street. who will
,rskc her debut at a tea November IL:
-ii-s ..sthsr slater. daughter of Mrs.