Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-31

Mrs Siegfried Fantl has returned from
New York. and will be the guest of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Max Cohen. for
two weeks before departing for her home.
Savannah. Ga.
A surprise birthday party was given to
Miss Ida Rose Sunday evening at her
home on King street. in Alexandria.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Fl.
Cohen, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Gerber, Mr.. and
Mrs. \. Goer. Misses Wolf. Williams,
Cans. Notes, Gutenberg, Hill
man, Smith, Borochoff. Sapiro, Robins, A.
NJ. Gutenberg. H. Citing, r. l.. Rothstein.
E. Frankel, Cohen. Resented, Moss, Hill
man. l.. II. Schmidt, Walker, B. n. Lesk
and Milton.
After a sojourn in Scotland. England,
France and Italy. Mrs. Margaret NJ.
Berry has returned to her apartment in
the Farragut.
Miss Mae V. De Shields entertained
about twenty members of the class of
'O7 Eastern High School with linen
shower in honor of Miss Marie Guide.
De Shields is to take place November
ID in New York Avenue Presbyterian
After literally showering the
bride with many beautiful
pieces of linen. supper was served, and
the guests departed, taking with them
ing
Mr.. and Mrs Theodore ketcham of
Capitol Heights. Md, have just returned
from two-week visit to Pittston and
Pa.
The ladies Of Friendship Circle will give
a shadow dance tomorrow evening at old
Masonic Temple. corner of 9th and r
streets northwest.
Mr. and Mrs A. F. Moulden, formerly
of 1906 Rhode Island avenue, have now
and r streets northwest, where they will
be pleased TO see their friends.
Former Senator and Mrs Warner of
Missouri have sent out cards announcing
the marriage of their daughter, Mrs.
Cora Werner HARDWOOD. to MIR. Jerome
j. WILDER of this city. The ceremony
took place on Saturday evening, at
o'clock. at the home of the brides father
and mother, in the Cairo. The Rev. L.
G. B. Pierce of All Souls Unitarian
Church officiated. Mr.. and Mrs WILDER
will be at home at 1874 Mintwood place.
Rear Admiral and Mrs John D. Adams
have taken the Bispham house on Con-
necticut avenue for the season. Their
young daughter. Miss Edmonia Adams, Is
a debutante this season.
Capt and Mrs. Wigmore entertained at
dinner last night at their quarters at
washington barracks, in compliment to
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wigmore OF Caii-
fornia. who are their house guests. Their
additional guests were Col and mrs.
Heft of Connecticut, Judge and Mrs. Bel
lou, Mrs Elizabeth Stauffer Moore, capt
and Mrs Friez and Mr.. Meen.
Count L. L. Caftanzoglu. the Greek
charge d'affaires, after spending the past
Lot
few weeks at the Virginia not opIihsa'
where he was extensively entertained, re-
turned to Washington last night.
Miss Grace Anatola Schneider. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. August Schneider,
and Mr.. Vernon Keyser will be married
this evening at the family residence,
s53 Park road. by Rev. Thomas Comp
ton Dale of the Metropolitan Baptist
Church.
Mrs. Maud Keyser Brooks, sister of
the bridegroom. will be matron OF
honor, and Miss Laura p. Schneider.
sister of the bride, will be maid OF
honor. Miss Pearl Mewshaw and Miss
ouise Leimbach will be bridesmaids.
and Mr. Hugh Keyser best man for his
brother.
An attractive feature>of the arrange
ments will be the presence of four
Young ribbon bearers, who will mark
off the aisle for the bridal party
William Keyser and Robert W1llams
and Eloise and Dorothy Gilmore. Little
Eugene Williams will be flower girl
4 large reception will follow the
ceremony before the newly married
couple leave for their wedding trip
They will be at home after December
3 st 1919 Webster street.
Mr.. w c. Jenkins of Kansas, grand
father of the bridegroom, and Mrs. A.
A. BAIL of Chicago are here for the
wedding.
The Baltimore debutantes are already
husily engaged with the hospitalites or
fered to them. Invitations are reachins
them by every mail. Mrs I. Harrison
Garrett will give a luncheon November
,, at Evergreen. her home on Charles
Street avenue, in honor of her cousin.
Miss Margaretta Whitridge Williams. the
debutante DAUGHTER of DR. and Mrs. John
Whitridge Williams. Mrs. Hugh Lennox
Bond will give luncheon November IL
at her residence, Mount ROYAL. 2Oo1 PARK
avenue, for her debutante daughter. MISS
Katherine Bond Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Robinson will give dance December Is
at their residence, 1910 Charles street.
for their debutante daughter. Miss Ellen
Robinson. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Melville
Reid will give luncheon November ID
debutante daughter. Miss Nina Reid. Mrs.
George Whitlock will give a lun heon No
vember % at the Baltimore Country CluD
for Mis- Nina Reid. Mrs. William A.
at Rellemoore. her country home, for her
debutante daughter. Miss Louise House
Mrs James Davidson Iglehar- will give
a reception November Is at her residence,
I'll West Lanvale street for her debu-
tante granddaughter. Miss Mildred Mar
tin. Mrs Charles Dickey will give a lunch
con November II at the Baltimore Coun-
try Club for her debutante daughter.
Miss Emily Dickey. The death of Mrs.
William Keyser will place in mourning a
most important connection. and her grand
daughter, Miss Ellen Keyser who was to
have been prominent debutante. will not
go out this year.
Mrs. Archibald Hopkins and Miss
Coles of Philadelphia, who have been
guests of Mr. T. nj. Adams at Lenox, |
vent to New York yesterday.
Miss Heloise Meyer. sister of Secretary |
If the Navy Meyer. has registered as a |
voter in Lenox, Mass. She is the first |
woman resident to register in the town, |
and she will be allowed to vote next
spring on school committee.
The Northeast Pleasure Club gave Its
third annual straw ride at Odd Fellows
Hall, Forrestville, Md, October e, 1911.