Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-17

and Mr.. Claud Vincent offutt. son of
MRS. Annie Offutt and the late Charles
E. Onutt Of Georgetown, were quietly
married in the parsonage of st. AIoysius
Church by the Rev. David Hillhouse
buel, s. j.. Tuesday. April Is. at $50
| DC CLOCK. MISS Hausmann was attired
| In handsome coat suit of cream serge
with white satin waist and white satin
hat trimmed in white ostrich plumes, and
| carried shower bouquet Of bride
roses. Miss Hausmann was attended by
her sister. Miss Mabel Hausmann who
wore blue serge coat suit. with blue
silk waist and blue silk hat to match,
| and carried bouquet of white roses.
MI. Bernard v. Rhodes, cousin of the
reception was held at the home of the
| brides parents, 315 K street northeast.
for the relatives and close friends of the
young couple. After a short honeymoon
| trip MT. and Mrs. Offutt will reside at
| l112 Sth street northeast. and will be at
nome to their friends after April 80.
The st. Peters Athletic Club held its
Naval Lodge Hall. 4th street and Penn
sylvania avenue southeast. The commit
| tee consisted OF the following charter
members of the club: F. J. Kane. chair
man; II; Clements. secretary: j. r. Dali
ley, X. T. Scott and w, A, Walsh
The Octadae Club met at the residence
OF Mr.. James Poynton, N street north
west. Monday evening. April Is. Among
| those present were Messrs. c. E. Nickles.
A. E. Birkle. NJ. Bradley. W. Money, H.
Reiseberg, c. Busey, p. w. Shepard and
James Poynton.
Thursday last the club gave a five hun
dred party at the residence of Mr.
Those present were Messrs. Nickles,
Birkle. Cake. Shepard. Busey. Starr.
Bradley. Knapp, Bruce, Money. Poyn-
ton and Misses Starr, Kern. Craemer,
Tate, Tobin. Goepfert. Bean. Mills. Weide,
MRS. Nickles and Mrs. Bradley. First
prize was won by Miss Tobin, while the
BOBBY was captured by Miss Bean
The home cot Mrs Thomas Fox on
Georgia avenue was the scene of a pleas
ant gathering Sunday evening. April IA,
the occasion being the forty-third birth
day of Mr.. Fox
The evening was spent in music and
song, piano selections being rendered by
Misses Rena Benton and Ruth Knowls.
who also accompanied Messrs Fox. Hard
ing. Rodgers and Rouse, who sang many
popular songs.
refreshments were served in the daint-
lily decorated dining room.
among those present were Mr. Fred
FOX: a brother of the host and their
mother, Mrs. Donaldson; Mr.. and Mrs
harry Donaldson, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Bartell. Mr.. and Mrs James Donohue,
Mr. and Mrs. Jankeys, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Taylor. Mr.: and Mrs j. L. Lin
kins, the Misses Rena Benton, Ruth
Gertrude and Clara Taylor. Dorothy Fox.
I>Ruth Wall, Nellie Arnett. Mrs Nettie
nlne, the Messrs. Carl Herring, Jack
Rodgers. Harry Harding Fichner, Leroy
Rouse, Laurence and Ray Fox, Harry
Taylor and Lewis Linkins
Mrs. j. Charles Linthicum gave re-
ception at her apartment at the Dresden
yesterday afternoon in honor of Mrs
Matthew T. Scott. president general of
the D. A. r.: members of the national
board of management and Daughters
from Maryland and New York. Besides
Mrs. Scott, Mrs. F. F. Wilder and Mrs.
steven 3. Ayres, wife of Representative
Ayres OF New York, assisted. Miss Jean
cite Ayres presided at the tea table.
Mrs. William G. Sharp, wife of Repre-
sentative Sharp of Ohio. gave a small
Yesterday. from to o'clock. She was
assisted by Mrs. Sherwood. wife of Gen.
Sherwood: Mrs. Bennett and Mrs An
drews Of Cleveland. The tea table was
presided over by Mrs. Charles N. Pray,
wire OF Representative Pray of Montana,
and Mrs. Burrell Of Elyria, Ohio
Mrs. Ralph Smith of Georgia entertain
ed four tables of bridge yesterday at her
apartment In the Burlington. Her guests
were Mrs. Frederic j. Haskin, Mrs. S.
J. Tribble. wife of Representative Trib-
BILE Of Georgia; Mrs. Thetus w. Sims,
wife of Representative Sims of Tennes-
see: Mrs. William Schley Howard. Mrs.
Eula Kettner Hayes, Mrs Hal Smith.
Mrs. Theodore Tiller, Mrs. William p.
Mcdonald Mrs. Jerry Mathews, Mrs.
Ben F. Oden, Mrs. Robert NJ. Gates, Mrs.
". F. heyser. Mrs. Wilson. Mrs. Agnes
Graves, Miss Ruth Trbbie and Miss
Myrtis White.
Mrs. James NJ. Gudger. jr., wife of
Representative Gudger of North Caro-
lima, and Mrs. John w. Langley. wife Of
We're hostesses at a reception yesterday
afternoon. from to Z, at the Burlington,
in honor of Mrs. Ben Johnson, Mrs Will
liam n. Reynolds and Mrs. Samuel
North Carolina and Virginia. respective
ly, and the visiting delegations of the
D. A. r. from the three states. Mrs.
Gudger and Mrs. Langley were assisted
by Mrs. Theodore Morrison and Miss
Morrison of Asheville. N. c.; Mrs. R. D.
Gilmer and Miss Sarah Springfield of
Waynesville. N c., and Mrs. John W.
Price Of Bristol, Va, house guest of
Mrs. Langley.
Miss Alice Gordon Parker. daughter of
former Representative r. Wayne Park
er, was married at her fathers home,
Hutton Park. West Orange. N. j.. yes
terday noon, to Henry NJ. Hoyt, jr., son
of the late Solicitor General Henry NJ.
Hoyt of Washington. Only immediate
relatives attended the ceremony. The of
floating clergyman was the Rev. DR..
Frank B. Reazor, rector of st. Marks
Episcopal Church. The brides father
gave her in marriage. She was dnattend-
ed. Mr. and Mrs HOyt will Snend their
honeymoon abroad and will live in this
city. The bride just returned from Italy.
where, with her parents and her sister
Eleanor, she spent the winter.
Wednesday, April 10. very enjoyable
afternoon was spent in honor of the tenth
birthday of Ella EstelIe McChesney.
About twenty-five little friends were pres