Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-06

of the bride, will be the matron Of honor
and Mr.. Roy :. Brooks. brother of the
groom. best man. The uShers will be Mr.. /
tferhert \. Williams and Mr.. Harold ! /
Brooks. Ntcr the marriage reception
will be held in the parlors az the t
church. after which the couple Will leave (
for the Pacific coast
Cards have been received in Washing /
ton announcing the marriage Of Miss
Ramona Alvarez. daughter OF Mr. Miguel
Alvarez Of Brooklyn. y. v. and Dr.
Harry y. SellhauSen Thursday. October
ri. at the home Of the bride, 2:so Gates /
avenue. Brooklyn " Y. DR. and Mrs. /
Sellhausen viii make their future hom.
i'll Washington.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Charles Z. k.nnon are /
now located in their new home. the Al /
bert. 1875 + street northwest. where they |
will he glad I" see their friends.
Miss Annie Gilbert was hostess AZ 4 |
Halloween party given at her home at /
Good Hope Park II. q, october II The |
house was tastefuBy decorated with |
chrysanthemums. autumn leaves and |
pumpkins. Games We're INDUCED in until |
late hour. after which refreshments |
Were served. Several musical selections |
We're rendered by Miss Margaret Graham
Miss Edythe Gilbert and Mr.. Clarence
fudge. Those present were the Misses
Ruth and Ha-el Ridgeway. Estelle and
katherine Havenner Marie Fairal. Edna
kreslo. Margaret Graham. Nettie and
Lille Allen. Myrtle and Edna owen.
Ethel Perrie. Edythe Gilbert and Virginia
Charlie fudge. Il. F;siral. II. Buscher. l..
Buschcr. kirby. Lloyd and Clifford Jcnk-
ins, Il. Jusby. r. Belt, e Gilbert and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Gilbert.
Halloween dance was given at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Whitehead. -
9TH street southeast.
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Binnix, Mr.. Albert Calvert, Mr Willie
Calvert, Mr.. George Hunt. Miss Emma
BinniN. Mr.. and Mrs. Homan, Miss Ho-
man. Mr.. John Hall. Miss Katharine
Bliel. MIR. VIII Mack, Miss Cora Lankan,
Mr. and Mrs. Bun, Mr.. Harvey Harris.
Miss Ada Reeves. Mr. John Banister,
Mrs. Hoagland, Mr.. Geo Holman. Mr..
Clarence Homan, Mr. Mansfield Mr. J.
l.. Rowlins AIR. Leon Van Horn. Mr.. q.
Bell. Miss Elsie Magil. Mr.. George Buck
ley Miss LYDIA Lacy. Mr.. Aubrey Hardy,
Mr. Charles Smelling. Miss Elizabeth Tav-
ior. Miss Doris Chase. Miss Cecil White
Masters George Hall. Alfred Hall. Ray
itoman and others Dancing was en-
joyed until late hour, when refresh
mentS were served
Mrs. Lauterbach of New York. who is
the guest of Mrs. A. l.. Barber at her
place. Belmont. was hostess at a lunch
con yesterday at the Chevy Chase Cluh
in honor of Col. and Mrs. Archibald
Oracle.
The other guests included Mrs A l..
Barber. Mrs. lie Droit Barber Mrs
Charles Vance. Miss Anna Portner, Miss
Edith Oracle. the third secretary of the
French embassy, NJ AIaugras: the French
vice consul. NJ DEMENT,: Rear Admiral
Charles O'Neil, DR.. r. V Hammond and
Mr. Archibald King.
A Christmas art bazaar will he held
at Bruen Home. 1900 o street northwest,
November and .. from to 10 pm
Much OF the art work was wrought by
the children of the home, and all kinds
OF fancy work will be for sale.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs James
G. Naushten was christened yesterday
afternoon at the Sacred Heart Church by
the Rev. Father Eckenrode in the pres
ence of a large number of friends and
relatives. Miss Alice Coughlin was god
mother and Mr.. George Harlow was god
father.
Immediately following the bap.ismal
service Mr.. and Mrs. Naughten, a sisted
by Miss Alice Murphy, a sister OF Mrs.
Naughten. entertained at a buffet sup
per at their new residence, 1861 Perry
street northwest.
Those present included Misses Alice
Coushlin. Isabelle Collins, Alice Murphy,
Ella Woodgate, Ethel Winham, Agnes
Clancy and Isabelle Murphy and Mrs.
Abel. Messrs. George Harlow. Ed
Thomas r. Murphy. William Murphy. jr.,
Francis Naughten, Edward Murphy and
NJ. Abel.
CherrydaIe Club which was chaperoned
by Mrs. Wright Mrs. Brodie and Miss
Sears. \ chicken supper was followed
by games. Among those present were
hn ,ta1t, ,rl,..
Wright. Bowen. Balentne. Aelmick.
Gloetzner and Jennings-Smi;h: the gem
tlemen were Messrs Sc Leigue Me-
Clean, Brown. Hill, Hall. Houshton.
Moore. Ackers. Goggin, Farmer and
Fisher.
Rev. DR. Roland Cotton Smith will Of
ficiate ut the marriage in Boston this
Appleton Woods, the only daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph +. Woods of Chest
nut street. and Mr.. Norman Romney
Sturgis. Rev. DR. Endicott Peabody of
the Groton School will assist. Mr.. Alan
son Hall Stursis will be his brothers
best man.
Miss Mary Appleton Woods of New
York. the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Chal-
mers Woods ELLEN Cotton Smith,
cousin of Miss Woods, will be the maid
of honor and the bridesmaids are Miss
Margaret Sturgis. the older sister of the
brldegroom-elect, who will he presented
at a tea Thursday this week: Miss Dor
othy Stursis. cousin. the fiance of Mr..
Lester Harding; Miss Katharine Clark.
debutante of last winter and engaged
to Mr.. Richard Bruce Harding, who will
be one of the uShers Miss Barbara ROLES
of Boston and Cohasset. where Miss
Moods and Miss Clark also have their
summer homes; Miss Elsie Dorr of Mem
phis, a daughter of Ellerton l.. Dorr. jr.,
and Miss Gertrude Thomassof San Fran
cisco.
Mrs. Ten E,yck Wendell is in Boston to
spend a week or more with her mother,
Mrs. Edward Fodte, at her Beacon street
house. and is having many pleasant
things done for her by her relatives and
old friends. Early in December Mrs.
Wendell goes with her uncle Mr.. +.
Royal Tyler to Europe for a two or
three months stay. They will first visit
Mr.. Tyler's son-in-law and daugh ~, Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Thorn King, at their
villa in Pau, where they are leaders in
the hunting set. and then will 90 to
Egypt and up the Nile.
Miss Eleanor Buckley. daughter of eX-
Senator and Mrs. Morgan q. BullIeley of
Connecticut. will be formerly introduced
to Hartford society Wednesday afternoon.
\ large reception is to be given at their
home, in Washington avenue, from to
O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. CharlemaSne Tower have
Just accepted invitation to shooting
party from Il German nobeman, Count
Wnckler. whose friendship Mr.. Tower