Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-31

| will take place at 8 o'clock Saturday
evening, January 6, in Christ Protestant
| Episcopal Church atA1illwOod. Clarke coun-
| ty, Va. Some of the guests are already at
Montana Hall, the Conrad country place
near White Post. Clarke cbunty, where
many handsome entertainments have been
| given during the holiday season. and
| others will go in private cars from Wash
ingtOn next week.
| Nj s Conrad will have a number of at
PENDANTS. Her only sister, Mss Minnie
Conrad, will be her maid of honor, and
the bridesmaids will be Miss Erma Shaw
and Miss Enid Shaw of Washington,
daughters of the former Secretary Of the
Treasury. Mr.. Leslie NJ Shaw; Miss Nam
| ME Nelson Of Long Branch, Clarke coun-
| ty; Miss Lue Athey of Helena, Mont. and
NESS Helen Hunt of Washington, d. C..
DIR. George Mclaughlin Of New York
Will. serve as best man for Mr.. Twigg, and
| the ushers will be Messrs. Edward Me-
Laughlin and Messmore Kendall of New
York; Harfield Conrad. brother of the
bride, of Helena, Mont; Lieutenant Com
mander George Sweet of the United
States Navy, and Arthur Conrad, brother
| of the bride. of Great Falls. Mont.
Montana Hall will be the scene OF a
very large and brilliant reception imme-
diately after the wedding Mr.. Twigg and
his bride will leave the same night for New
York. where they will board a steamer for
Europe. 1t is their intention to spend the
winter In Italy and Egypt. and early in the
live at Leeds Manor. an estate OF A..
acres. near Markham, Fauquier county,
which was recently purchased by Mr..
Twigg, and upon which he is planting one
of the largest apple orchards in the world
Miss Geraldine Bousi. daughter Of Capt
and Mrs. Boush, who attended the Christ
mas hop at Annapolis with a party of
friends Wednesday,. has returned.
Representative and Mrs. Edwards are
Savannah, Ga.
Mrs. Needham, wife of Representative
Needham, entertained at a dance for
! pliment to Miss Barbara Stephens,
daughter Of Representative Stephens of
California, who is spending the holiday
week with her parents in this city. For
adorned with Christmas green's and red
blossoms. A chatting dish supper was
| served later in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hull entertained a
| number Of their friends Friday evening at
| their home on U street.
Mrs. Henry Baker Of @ street enter
tanned at tea Friday evening in compli-
| ment to the Excelsior and Abracadabra
Club. Those assisting were Mrs. Atkin-
son. wife Of Judge Atkinson: Mrs. Webb.
Mrs. Talbert. Mrs. Trouty. Mrs. Farren.
L
| room were Miss Flora McCrery and the
Misses Edwards.
Former Senator and Mrs Dubois have
returned to this city for the winter
months and are at the Cairo.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Price. who have been
spending the Christmas holidays with
the parents OF the former, have returned
to their home at Winthrop, Va.
Mrs Driscoll. Mrs. Borland and Mrs.
Stevens accompanied their husbands to
Panama, where they are spending the
Yuletide season.
Mrs Henry Baker entertained at din
ner Christmas in compliment to Judge
and Mrs. Edwards.
Mrs. M. Harvey and Miss Angela Chap
plear were the weekend guests Of Mrs
Wordsworth. daughter of the former, at
Riverdale, Md.
Miss Helen Herbert, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. ]. Herbert. entertained
number Of her young friends Wednesday
evening. Music was the feature. Later
buffet supper was served.
spending the past week with her mother
on 10Th street, has returned to Virginia.
where she is attending college.
Representative and Mrs. Sharp are en-
PERTAINING the latter's sister, Miss Clough
Of Eayria, Ohio. during the holiday
season.
OF the Temple Baptist Church will receive
with their president at her residence, 1920
Q street northwest, January 1, from to
II: 80 pm.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Bergazin announce the
engagement OF their daughter Elizabeth,
and Mr.. Isadore Kahn. At home Sunday
December 81 from Z to 8, at 1910 7th
street northwest.
Mrs. F. Worden Graham and Miss Mary
X. Graham will be at home January 3
and 10 at the Iroquois. Miss Graham is
in Annapolis. and will attend the new
year hop.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Society Of the
Eighth Street Temple have postponed
their monthly meeting to January 8 in
stead Of January 1. Az first planned.
18th street northwest announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miriam. and
Mr. Murray Slower Smith of Knoxville,
Tenn. The wedding will take place in
February.
Mrs Strother Smith and Miss Smith,
at the Highlands, will be at home Thurs
days during January.
Two hundred Of the younger set will ap-
pear in what will probably be the largest
kirmess ever given in this city March Z.
s and ,. when the Junior League presents
an entertainment different from anything
attempted In Washington in many years.
The kirmess is now being arranged by a
committee. OF which Miss Rose Bradford
Is chairman, the other members being
Mrs Eldridge Jordan. Mrs. Alexander
Brittou. Miss Woodward. Miss Thomas
Taliafcrro. Mrs Walter Woodson and
Mrs. George Wheeler. Ten dances,
among them q polo dance and dance
which suggests memories Of the Merry
Widow" viii be the main part of the, kir-