Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-03

S'iiAoAiS Will sdTS. IHOmaS II. LAuGnilQ,
| her sister. yesterday. while Miss Helen
Taft played tennis. At luncheon at Fern
Villa Mrs. Taft entertained Mrs. Laugh
lin and the Misses Louise Wetherbee.
Gladys ingalls, and Harriet Anderson.
Hamilton Fish and the Misses Janet
and Helena Fish have sailed on the Bal
tic. and are due in New York next week.
Miss Gladys Hinekley who has been the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. James Francis Sui
| Ivan at their place. the Woods, Radnor.
| will return home TODAY
| Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dale Toland will
go abroad next week. While in Paris they
| Will stay at the American embassy as
guests of the ambassador Robert Bacon.
and Mrs. Bacon. whose son, Gaspar Ba-
con, married Miss Priscilla Toland.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Toland. about
year ago. Later Mr.. and Mrs Toland
will go to India for the durbar.
Senator George p Oliver of Pennsyl-
vania and Mrs. Oliver gave a dinner last
night in New York to Prince Talley
rand dPerigord. The dinner was at
| tended by mutual friends of the host and
| the prince Vice President Sherman and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Willard were also
present.
|
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Dwyer have is
sued cards for the wedding of their daugh-
ter. Katherine Macarius. and Mr. Arthur
Brainerd Williamson Wednesday, No
xember l.! at O'Clock. at St. Stephens
Church, Pennsylvania avenue and 25th
street. The couple will be at home after
December / at 21o6 II street.
Miss Violet Lyles was hostess at Hal
loween party given at her home on 9Th
street northwest Games of the occasion
were INDUCED in. hashlight pictures were
taken of the party and at late hour re-
freshments We're served. Those present
were the Misses Lena Shadwell, Ida Kap-
pier. Elsie Schaefer. Hattie Shadwell.
Florence Taylor, Myrtle Shadwe!l, Eliza
beth La Roche. May Acton. Agnes Cady,
Anna oConnor, Helen Beard and Messrs.
OConnor. Loveless, Cummins, Bargagni,
Willott. Saffell Kemp. Carter, Powell.
Schaefer. Workman, Mrs. NJ. Lyles and
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Lugenbeel Of Baltimore.
Md.
Miss Anna Brownley Johnston, sister of
Mr.. Harry H. Johnston of this city, was
married quietly at the home of her
| brother Wednesday at . o'clock, to Mr..
Andrew G. Rowan of Jordan Mines Va.
the Rev. Mr.. Miller officiating. Following
the ceremony the couple left for short
southern trip. They will be at home after
A very pleasant evening was spent at
the home of MIR. and Mrs j. Leonard
Townsend Wednesday,, November l. the
occasion being their fifth wedding ami
versary. The house and tables were
beautifully decorated Music and dane
ing were enjoyed the entire evening by
the large number of relatives and friends
Mrs. w. Wahl. Mr. and Mrs c. Thomas.
Mr.. William Van Horn and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Leo Finn. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Miles; Miss Myrtle Deale. Mr.. and Mrs.
lily; Mrs. Riley. Mrs siattery. Mr.: Me
Miss Bessie Howes, Mr.. Emmett Bean.
Mr.. j. Braugh, Mrs M. Braugh. Mr.. A.
| Braugh. Mrs. G. Miles and family, Miss
Phillips. Mr.. Raymond Van Horn, Mr..
and Mrs. w. L. Atkyns.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stumpfel of New
York are stopping at the Grafton Hotel
Mrs. George Richard Smith and daugh-
tiers. Misses Marie and Lucille, have gone
to attend the masquerade at Fort Mon
roe and the hop at Old Point Comfort
| Mr.. H. S. Delaplane has returned to the
city from a four-week hunting trip at
Happy Creek Hunting Lodge. in the Blue
Adams. DR.: ovens. MIR. Charles ~ cum
mings and Mr. Hal belaplane of this city
were among the party.
| Mr.. and Mrs. =. NJ. Dom of 1914 E
| street northeast, assisted by Mrs Flor
ence Evans. entertained few of their
| friends Monday evening. The house was
beautifully decorated with large bouquets
OF American beauty roses, chrysanthe-
NUNS and ferns. delightful evening
was spent in the enjoyment of musical
selections, dancing and other amusements
typical of the season. Refreshments were
served. Among those present were Mrs.
Florence Evans. Miss A. l.. O'Donnell.
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| Wayland, Miss Mary Moran Misses Pearl
and Ruth Henry. Miss Martha Jones,
Miss Bessie Wittenkuidt. Misses Mary
and Warren Creecy. Miss Grace Kane,
Ethel Edwards, Miss Gladys Corridor and
Miss Katie Barry.
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Sheahan have
returned from Atlantic City to their
apartment, 23O5A street northwest
Mrs. j. M. CARRIER and daughters enter
tanned at their home. $40 I'd street north
west. In honor of the Hawaiian boys who
are spending the winter here. The dining
room was decorated in the Hawaiian
fashion. The evening was spent in music
furnished by the boys. Hawaiian airs
were played on the guitar by Mr.. j. Ke-
kuku, with Mr.. G. X. Gilman at the piano
and at the either Songs were also sung.
Those present were Mrs. ]. NJ CARRIER.
Miss Elizabeth NJ CARRIER, Miss Verna
NJ. CARRIER. Miss Edith B. CARRIER, Miss
Elizabeth Rollins. Miss Frances Hooff
Miss Margaritte Lewis. Miss Catharine
Fisher. Mr. 6. kealoha Gilman Mr.. H.
kahalemake Gilman, MIR. G. Kalei Ryon.
Mr.. G. Rowland Goo On. Mr.. j. Kekuku.
Mr. d. Reuter-. MIR. w. DobIe Mr.. A. Mil
Ter, Mr.. c. Drake. Mr.. A. Cochran, Mr..
c. Merrill and Mr. G.. Houchins.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd r. Frost announce
| the marriage of their daughter Annie
May Frost. to Mr.. Francis George HUM
Wednesday evening at their home. 926
Westminster street northwest. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. j. Russell
Verbrycke, and the bride was given in
marriage by her father. Mrs Paul D.
| Frost. sister-in-law of the bride. was her
matron of honor. and little Miss Janet
| Frost. her niece was a charming flower
| girl, dressed in white embroidery frock,
carrying a basket of baby white chrys-
anthemums and ferns Mr.. HUM was
attended by his brother. Mr.. Harry HUM
Try Make=Man t ablets.