Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-07
MISS HILDEGARDE PORTNER.
line Unger has returned to Washingto
for the rest Of the winter.

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| line Unger has returned to Washington
| for the rest Of the winter.
! The Abracadabra held its meetin
| Wednesday evening, with Mrs. James M
| kee, hostess. The program was: Read n
| by Mrs. McCreery. and paper on PREF:
| dice" by Mr.. Preston.
| At noon New Year day occurred quie
| but very pretty and interesting weddin
at the residence of Mrs. E. J. Wfllartl
| Lucketts Loudoun county, Va when h.
| niece, Miss Nellie Lee Otwell, and n
John Carter Osburn were married.
The ceremony was witnessed by only
| few Of the nearest friends and relative
! niZed. was tastefully decorated with eve
! green's, and at one end Of the room stoo
| an altar Of white and green, with thu
candelabra and lights. Mendelssohn
! Welding March" was played by Mr.;
| Charles Durkee, and soon after it's swee
and solemn notes were heard the tw,
| clergymen, in their white vestments, en-
| tered and stood before the altar. TIL
| bride, attired in a handsome blue travel
| ing suit, then appeared with the groom
| followed by the brides mother, Mrs. Gel
| trude Atwell. and cousin. Mr.. Walter "
| Chambln of Leesburg Va. The cere-
/ c. Durkee, rector of Christ Church, Luck
| etts, Va. assisted by the Rev. s. r. Ty-
Ter. rector of st. Marks Church. Rich
After the ceremony delightful refresh-
ments were served. while the happy cou
pie received the good wishes and con
CALCULATIONS of friends. Mr.. and Mrs
Osburn later departed for c short trip.
after returning from which they viii
make their home in Loudoun county.
The grooms brother. the Rev. H. S. Os
Mrs. Herbert Osburn. were unable to be
present owing to the serious illness o,
the latter. The bride and her mother
Mrs. Gertrude Atwell. were until lately
| Miss Marie Ray entertained at a large
bridge party last Thursday afternoon.
Mrs Job Barnard. 1906 Rhode Island
avenue. will be at home tomorrow from
/ to and will have her guest, Miss De
Kraft of Philadelphia. with her.
Mrs. Richard Cooke-Tilghman will be at
home informally at 24S1 18th street, Sun
days. January and 81.
Miss Heilbrun is giving reception in
| honor of her mothers SEVENTEEN birthday
| today from 3 to 8. at her apartment in
the darlington.
A large party of relatives and friends
were guests of Mr.. H. c. and w. r.
Walls last Wednesday evening at 65O l
! street southeast. The evening was pleas
antly spent in music and dancing, which
was kept up until the early morning
| hours. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Burgess. Miss Ethel Taylor,
Mrs. Zurhorst, Miss Zurhorst, Mr. George
Zurhorst. Mrs. Young, Mr.. and Mrs
Wakert. Miss Mamie Walls. Mr.. Bernard
Walls. Mr.. Jack Walls. Mr.. and Mrs
/ Henderson. Miss Blanche Ridgley. Mr..
Elmer Ridgley, Misses Ruth and Louise
Cross. Miss Lillian Wilkerson. Mr.. and
Mrs White, Mr. w. A. Murray. Mr.: and
Mr.. and Mrs. venable, Mr.. William
Long. Miss Mamie McDermott, Mr..
Frank McDermott. Miss Lillian Nalley,
Mrs. Fannie Walls. Mr.; Samuel Dean.
Bassett. Mr.. Herbert Nalley, Miss Dessa
Ridgley. Mrs. Russell. Miss Osborne, Mr..
and Mrs. T. Ridgley. Mr.. John Farrell
l and Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Nails.
Mrs. William E. Clark and Miss Hopes.
2l2S Wyoming avenue will be at home
informally Thursday, January II.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Scholes celebrated their
twenty-fifth wedding anniversary Satur-
day. December 30. at their home on T
| street northeast The house was decor
ated with Christmas greens entwined
with silver. The dining table was beauti-
fully arrayed in silver and green with
pink and white carnations The parlor
! mantel was banked with ferns and white
roses, above which was a drapery OF
green garlands and twenty-five silver
/ bells, making a pretty background, be-
fore which the couple stood to receive the
| congratulations of their friends. They
received many beautiful gifts Of silver
and cut glass. Among those present
and Mrs. v. C. Woodbridge. Miss Adeline
| Woodbridge Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Bonnet
Mr. and Mrs. A. Gahan, Mrs.
G. Bewley, Mrs. Mary Bonnet. Mr. George
| Bonnet. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Dewey, Mr..
and Mrs. c. Hafe. Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.
Trap, Mr. and Mrs. w. Miller, Mrs. b.
Goodwin. Mrs. 8. Seabright Mrs. A. Linn,
Mrs NJ Narrower, Miss Eta Narrower
| Miss Louisa Narrower and Miss E. Foster
The out-of-town guests were Miss
Z. Mason and Mr. F. Raabe Of Balti-
more Mr.. Raabe is an uncle Of Mrs.
Scholes and on the 18th of January will
celebrate his golden wedding. Miss Ade-
line woodbridge sang several selections,
| which were greatly enjoyed. !.
Mrs Monroe Luchs Of Philadelphia IL
the guest Of Mrs. Sidney H. Reizenstein
of the Dupont.
i New Willard Is the only large entertain
ment OF the evening.
Mrs. Horace Westcott will be chairman
~ the ball committee. In place of Mrs
Harold T., Sewall. who has withdrawn on
Il account of the death of her father, Rear
Il Admiral Evans.
Mrs G. C. Glover, Mrs. Clarence Will
con Miss Marion Oliver and Miss Mary
Carlisle will receive with Mrs. Westcott.
The box holders at the ball will be
President and Mrs. Taft. Col. and Mrs.
i Robert n. Thompson. Rear Admiral and