Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-28
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY

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of Baltimore. The ceremony was wit
messed by the parents of the bride, the
Parents of the groom. Mr.. and Mrs
George w. Evans, and few friends
Inc bride wore travelling suit of brown.
with hat to match. The couple received
number of handsome presents.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Sullivan of 2OO7 Pa
cific avenue, San Francisco, Cal, Deem
Der %. 1911, announced the engagement
of their daughter Helen Bliss and Passed
Asst. Paymaster Roland Weyburn Schu-
mann, United States Navy.
The members of the Yale University
siee, banjo and mandolin clubs, which
Wi. VIII give concert at the New Willard
the night of January I. are to be the
guests OF honor at reception given by
Mrs. Charles c. Glover Monday afternoon
from 10 6:0 o'clock. The Yale boys
Will arrive here early Monday morning
and will not leave here until the following
morning The plans for the dance which
is to be given by the local Yale alumni
Monday night, in honor of the musical
clubs. have been competed. The large
ballroom of the New Willard is to be
used Tor the dance. the guests passing
from the smaller ballroom. where the
concert is to be given, to the larger
Among those from Washington, D. c..
who attended the Christmas ball at the
Julia Haines Vail, Miss Elsie McIntire
MAY Miss Dorothy Loud and Mrs. George
y. Loud.
Gen. W p Rogers, L. s. A. entertained
at bridge yesterday. followed by a small
tea. at 1876 I street.
Mrs Bella Rosenfeld of ga p street
northwest will be at home Sunday, De-
cember II. from to 10 pm. in honor of
her daughter Elzabeth's engagement to
Joseph F. Musher.
The following ladies will receive with
the Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs.
MacVeagh Friday afternoon. December
%, from to .: Mrs. Leonard Wood,
Mrs. Thomas Bayard, Mrs. John Hay.
Mrs. William F. Draper, Mrs. Philip
Sheridan Srs M:rnS Mrs. John Hays Hammond.
Merritt. Mrs. Charles Hapgood. Miss Scid-
more and Miss Hegeman.
Mrs. Beckwith, daughter of Mr. Robert
T. Lincoln. and granddaughter Of Abraham
Lincoln, will preside at the tea table
Assisting her will be Miss Sheridan, Miss
Louise Sheridan and Miss Irene Sheridan,
daughters of the late Lieut.. Gen. Philip
Sheridan.
On the evening of Tuesday, January
IL. in the ballroom of the Arlington |
Hotel. there will be given musical and |
literary entertainment for the benefit of |
the dispensary of National Homeopathic |
Hospital.
The Young Women's Auxiliary. which |
consists of a number of young girls who |
are interested in the splendid work of the |
dispensary. has secured the services of
some of the. best artists in Washington
10 take part in the program.
Miss Elsa Murray, Miss Ethel Lee
Mr.. Arthur Deibert and Mrs. Ethel Hollis
claw Gawler will give musical numbers.
A scene from Shakespeare's Twelfth
Night will be given with Miss Dorothy
Hpllmdn a POI 4
lnSOn as olivia
Mrs. Ralph Barnard and Mr. Otherholt
will also sing.
The marriage of Mrs. Cromwell and Mr.
t-dWdrd T.. Stotesbury of Philadelphia
will take place at the formers home i'm |
TINS city Thursday, January Is
Miss Norcross will be at home Saturday
afternoon December 80 from to q at
the Albemarle.
Master William A Brooks 80 9th
street southeast. gave a party to a host
OF his Young friends in honor of his
eighth birthday December 81. Special in
terest was shown in the magnificent
christmas tree Illuminated by fifty or
more electric lights. and number of me-
chanlcal toys. posts arranged artistically
around the garden large doll house. foun-
tam. railway train running around the
entire garden and music box located i'm
the house. which were all run by cleo
tricity.
+ Games were enjoyed until 10 pm. when
the entire company. led by Master Will
liam Brooks and Miss Mildred Hoffman,
marched to the dining room to the
trans OF a march played by the Victor
Nlctrola- Among those present were
Misses Mildred Hoffman. Ethel Hoffman,
Margaret Stafford Of Baltimore. Frances
Petrola. Mildred Petrola, Louise Rausch
Clara Ritchie. Mildred Ritchie, Katherine
Wilson. Lillian Scott, Maud Scott. Lii
Ian King. Katherine BUTLER and Masters
William Rausch. William Speiden. Edward
wilson. Edward Buhler, Harry BUTLER
Edward McIntire. George N1cIntire. Edwin
F. Brooks and William Cooper Brooks
tional Indian Association will be enter
tanned Friday afternoon by the commits
sfoner of Indian affairs and Mrs Rob-
ert c. Valentine. at their residence, 1927
10Th street. The social hour from :; to
J. will be followed by brief reports and |
music and an address will be made by
MI Joseph Craig, a Cayuse Indian of
the Cmatila reservation Oregon AMI
offering will be taken for the Klamath In
dians. All who are interested are cor
daily invited to attend.
DIR. and Mrs William NJ. Sprigg are
giving tea this afternoon from to 6
for their young daughter. Miss Lois
Sprigg, at their home IN Woodley park.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ Culp entertained
AT young peoples dinner last evening
Tor their daughter in honor Of Miss !
Miss Efhnger. and Miss
Edith Oracle buds of this season. The
other guests were Miss Carrie Lee Cham
berlin, Miss Laura Burleson and Miss
Agnes Cumnock. house guest of Miss
Culp; Mr. Ridgeley Hunt. DIR. Victor
Hammond. Ensign Mecklewski of the bat
tleship Ohio; Mr.. Nelson Shepherd. Mr..
Ralph Hill. Mr.. Boiling Gait, Mr.. Norris II
Mclean. DIR. Wolfe and Mr.. Mangum
Mr.. and Mrs. Adds Browne gave dance
for their young daughter Miss Mary |
Browne, at their home last night The