Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-05
Pluddemann; "Over the Desert" by
Kel1ie: TOO Young for Love-" by
Rotole: "Herodiad." by Massenet. and
''Du Erl Ronig," by Loewe.

Pluddemann: over the Desert" by
Kellie: Too Young for Love-" by
Rotole: 'Herodiad." by Massenet. and
'Du Erl Ronig." by Loewe.
Mr. and Mrs. Appleton P Clark. jr.
will be at home informally on Thursday
evening, December Z. at l76a Lanier
place.
The marriage of Miss Ethel Thorpe
CARL and Mr. Vincent W. Hutton took
Church. the Rev. DR.. Thompson offciat-
ing. Thursday afternoon at o'clock. The
bride was becomingly gowned in a brown
chiffon broadcloth suit. with velvet hat.
her bouquet was of violets and lilies OF
the valley. The only attendants were Mr..
William Hutton and Miss Margaret A.
CARL. After the ceremony the members
of their immediate families were enter
tanned at dinner at the home Of the bride.
Maj and Mrs. Reisinger will arrive in
Washington December ) as the guests o:
Gen. ard Mrs. Elliott, at the Toronto
Mr.. and Mrs. L. q. Reichert announce
the marriage of their niece. Hazel A.
Bowen, and Warwick f. Spates. Satur
day. December 2 1911. the Rev. Samuel
II. Greene of Calvary Baptist Church Of
floating. After December - Mr.. and
Mrs. Spates will be pleased to see their
friends at their residence, 1906 9th street
northwest.
Mrs. W. P. NJ. King of 1872 I. street
northwest and son. A. S. King of Central
High School. returned last night after a
visit tc friends in West Philadelphia.
A pleasant surprise party. celebrating
the silver wedding OF MIR. and Mrs.
Chancey o. Howard, son of the late Gen.
o. Q. Howard. was given to Mr.. Howard
nue., Friday evening by the members of
William b. Gushing Camp, No. 80. Sons
of Veterans. L. s. A.
The members of the camp. accompanied
by their wives. assembled and marched
In body to the house, where the host
was completely taken by surprise The
evening was spent In playing games.
prizes being won by Mr.. Charles A. Sid
bell. Gurnon R. Scott and Mrs. E. A.
! LANCE. Vocal selections were given by
Mr.. r. A. LANCE. while Miss Ida May
LANCE gave several Rotations. Refresh
mentS were served later.
On behalf of the members of the camp.
of which Mr.. Howard Is prominent
, member. Commander Silas e. Robb pre-
sented to the happy couple silver tea
set, with appropriate remarks. Mr.. How
ard responded in well chosen words.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs Chan
cey o. Howard. Mr. and Mrs. Silas +.
Robb Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Goodrich, Mr..
and Mrs. William Rosser, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles A. Sidman, Mr.. and Mrs. z. A.
[
Mrs. Gurnon r. Scott and Messrs. w. +.
Wolfe. Charles Jenkins. G. c. Jones. 8. s.
Culberson, Alden l.. Howard. William r.
Howard. Harvey Howard and Maj. E. r.
Campbell.
Mrs. D. H. Rosen of 1920. Connection,
! avenue and her sister Mrs. 3. B. Wechs-
Ter of Pittsburgh, Pa. who is spending
| a few days here, will be at home to
their friends tonight.
Representative Hill and Mrs. Hill of
Connecticut are located at the Portland
for the season. Their youngest daughter,
| Miss Elsie, is with them. Their other
daughters, Miss Hill and Mrs. Weed, with
her three young children, are spending
the winter in Munich, Germany.
| Miss Mary McCauley entertained at a
| luncheon yesterday. when the guests were
Miss Leita Montgomery, Miss Alice Brice,
Miss Mary Webb. Miss Eleanor Reyburn.
Miss Celestine Finley. Miss Mary Howry.
| Miss Edith Oracle, Miss Elizabeth Porter.
Miss Edmonia Adams, Miss Dorothy Lee
of Maryland, house guest of Miss Mont
gomery. and Miss Margaret Cotton Smith.
| Mai and Mrs. H. G. Cole entertained
honor of Miss Lomax and their house
guest. Miss Cox of Gettysburg: The
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Waddy
Wood. Miss Bayne. Miss Williams. Miss
/ Garrard, Mrs. Neil ,. Brown. 30 MISE
Jeanette Allen. Miss Mildred Greble
Misc Julia Heyl. Miss Catherine Crane
Miss Marie Mcmillan Brown, Miss Ma
thalie briggs Maj. Lassiter. Capt. Kirk
patrick, Capt Lindsay, Capt TilfOrd
Dr. Davis, DIR. Talbot, Lieut.. Pratt
Lieut.. Russell, Lieut. Bradford. Lieut.
North, Lieut.. Harrington and Lieut.
Wright.
Mrs. Robert j. wynne is in New York
Charles Wynne, to meet Miss Ruth
| Wynne, who is returning from Europe
where she spent the past summer and
autumn.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stoddert Mat
thews will give a tea this afternoon to
introduce their daughter. Miss Hannah
| Sommerville Matthews. Mrs. and Miss
| Matthews will be assisted in receiving
their guests by Mrs. Charles M. Mat
thews. grandmother Of the debutante;
Miss Emily Matthews. Mrs. Louis Mack
all. Mrs. Corcoran Thorn. Mrs. George
Du Bose, Miss Paris Miss Reynolds
Miss Leetch, Miss Blackwood. Miss DE
| Lashmutt, the Misses Poole. Miss Anne
Elliott Pennebaker and Miss Rohrer.
| Miss Mary K. Graham Will make her
debut tomorrow at a reception given by
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Worden
Graham. Miss Julia Douglass, Miss Nil.
dred Needham Miss Moody, Miss Annett
Payne, Miss Surguy and Miss Towson
will be in the receiving party.