Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-21


for Annapolis. where she will be the
guest for several weeks of Miss Eleanor
Gott. While in this city she was the
guest of her aunt. Mrs. G. V. Drum OF
the Mckinley apartments.
From Annapolis Miss Byrd will visit
! friends In Baltimore before returning TO
her home at Buck Lodge.
A pretty wedding took place last even
ing at = o'clock at the home OF the
| brides parents 1903 o street northwest.
| when Lillian Rose Gossage. the young
est daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. 4.
Gossage. became the bride of Philip
Bedford Ward of Roanoke. Va. The
wedding ceremony WAS performed by
the Rev Charles l. Pate. D. d.. pastor
of Dumbarton Methodist Church. OF
which the bride is communicate. The
| brides only attendant was her sister.
| Miss Alma Mae. and DR.. Frank Milburn.
a lifelong friend OF the groom. acted
as best man. The wedding march was
| rendered by Miss Nellie Sebastian.
friend of the bride. The bride was
| beautifully gowned In white satin trim
med with crystals and pearls, and car
| The maid OF honor wore gown or
yellow satin trimmed with crystal
banding of gold. and carried large
Seba stian wore pink satin trimmed
| with crystal net. Later Mr.. and Mrs.
4 Ward left on an extensive northern
wedding trip. and they will be at home
/
| Chapman avenue southwest. Roanoke.
Va.
! Miss Ida Nnrment Smith gave another
informal bridge party last night. enter
| tanning the Misses Greedy. Miss Marion
True, Miss Elizabeth True, Miss ka'he-
| rine Brady. Miss Alice Masters. Miss
Mary Duvall. Miss Marjorie Duvan Miss
| Ruby Stokes. Miss Annie Tu6hy. Miss
Bette Baynes. Miss Virginia Walker, Miss
Ethel Traynor, Miss F.ugenia Dent Miss
Marjorie Morrison, Miss Martha Poole,
| Miss Pearl Costinett and Miss Josephine
| MITCHELL; Mr.. Wellstood White, Mr.. I'D
gar Price. Mr., Henry Alden, DR.. Saffoid,
Mr. Frederick Crafts Mr. Jack Elder,
Mr.. William Finley. Mr.. Carl Butnan m.
! Mr.. Cyrus Mantz. NJ. Edward Finley,
George Howard. Mr.. John Johnson. Mr..
| Written. Mr.. George Kennedy. Mr.. Nor
man Klopfer and Mr.. Frank Smith. Deco
rations and favors appropriate 10 the
| 22d prevailed.
! A reception was rendered the officers
| and men OF Company B. High School
Cadets. February Il. 1911. by First Lieut..
| a. Magruder Mcdonald at his residence.
| 500 10Th street northeast. The lieutenant
| was assisted by Capt Leonard and Sec
| ond Lieut.. Deahl OF the same company.
| An informal dance followed. after which
| the guests adjourned to the dining room.
| which was tastefully decorated with
was served by Mrs. J. NJ. Mcdonald. as
sisted by the Misses Sheriff, castor. Lock
wood. Eailor. Mallinson. Dement,. Amer
son and Carr. Among the guests were:
| Emory NJ Wilson. principal Of Central
| High School: Col. Burton r. Ross, COM
mandant OF High School Cadet Corps
Mr.. Burrows and Prof. Samson Of the
Central High School faculty and DIR.
| Bryson Of the D. {. y. G..
4 party was given last Tuesday even
ing by Miss Kathleen and Master Harry
Hull at their home. III L street north
| west. Games, music and dancing were
pleasant features Of the evenings enter
tainment. after which the little guests
repaired to the dining from. which was
profusely decorated with hearts and
eupids The favors were heart-shaped
boxes of candy. Those present were
| Misses Hilda and Louise Berberich. Mar
garet and Catherine McInerny, Elizabeth
and Catherine Barrett. Lillian and Ada
| MCGOWAN. Hazel and Gladys Dickey
| Dorothy and Frances Deeds. Clara and
Mildred Keenan,. Gertrude Downing. Mu-
riel Schaefer. Marian Collins Gertrude
Glorius. Eileen Dalton. Loretto o Donnell
Christine Defrane. Marie Culver. Mar
garet Poole. Mary MeconvilTe. Eloise
Thomas Bowling. Harry Hull. Robert
Berberich. William and Wesley Vaughan
Robert Conliff. Roy Johnson. James
Deeds. Huewt Collins and Wiliia am Marks
Miss Jessie Willets. daughter of Capt
and Mrs. a. B. Willets. l.. s. N, OF
Philadelphia, is the guest Of Paymaster
and Mrs. d. c. Crowell. T.. S. ~, at the
Cairo.
The talk which was to be giver
by Mrs. Bryce, wife of the Brit
ish amba ssador before the Congress
sional Club the I'D has been indeti
nitely postponed.
al a charming tea Yesterday at her home
on X street, when the house was throng-
ed throughout the afternoon.
An effective decoration of pink roses
and white spring blossoms was used
The centerpiece OH the tea table was OF
these flowers also
| The hostess received in a becoming
| gown of white charmeuse
Those assisting in the hospitality were
Mrs. Glazebrook. Miss woodruff and
| Miss Victoria Emery
Mrs. Wyeth will leave for Philadelphia
about March 10. where she Will spend a
few days with her son before going 10
New York TO sail on the 10th for Paris
Mrs. Mark Hanna is entertaining at
dinner tonight
| The charge d'affaires of the Argentine
Republic and Nine. Nillegas will leave
in a few days for New York and after
| q
London March /.
| Mrs Arsene =. Puo and Miss Elaine
| Pujo Mr.. and Mrs. William Gordon Craw-
| ford who are visiting the former
brother-in-law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs
Hunt Henderson. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Marye Miss Doyle and Mrs. Richard
Weightman. also Of this city. and Mrs
John Reyburn and Miss Eleanor Reyburn
the wife and daughter Of the mayor OF
| Philadelphia. are now in New Orleans
Mrs Weightman. Mrs. Reyburn and Miss
Reyburn will be guests of Mrs Harry T.
HOWARD, who will entertain at a lunch
con in honor Of the two former Saturday,
FEBRUARY %.
| Mrs. Andrew Bradley Duvall of Flor
| ence Court will be at home for the last
time, February o2. from three to six.
| The Misses Dapray will be al home
1889 S street northwest. Wednesday al
ternoon. February %, for the last time
this season.
| State Senator and Mrs. Randolph Tuck
err of Virginia are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
! Edward S. Munford at the Connecticut
Mrs. Tucker is the daughter OF the late
United States Senator Wade Hampton.
| MARRIED.
| McPIKE- BERCKMANN. On Monday. February
| 10. 1911, at the Church OF st. Francis
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