Evening star., 1912-11-12

moved from 1922 14th street to eGl9 nth
| street for the winter.
| Miss Elizabeth Crenshaw is entertain
ing at a 800 party tomorrow night.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter M Rigg. on the
conclusion of their wedding trip, will
come to this city for the winter. They
were married last week in ST. Paul,
| MINI. The bride was Miss Caroline
Swanstrom of that city. :.
her brother. John Swanstrom, and her
sister, Miss Helen Swanstrom. was maid
Of honor. Miss Myrtle Clelland was
bridesmaid. and Otto Rigg was his
A musical program was given by Miss
B. Rigg Of Wells. MINI. Ribbon bearers
were Misses Margaret Withee and Mary
Swanstrom Of Hamline, and Margere and
color note in decorations throughout the
house was yellow, masses of yellow
chrysanthemums being used. The same
flowers formed the centerpiece for the
| bridal table. where Misses Ruth Ander-
son, Marguerite Charles. Marguerite and
Charlotte Swanstrom assisted.
The bride was attired in a gown of
white satin charmeuse made on simple
lines, and carried a shower bouquet OF
lilies of the valley and brides roses.
Miss Helen Swanstrom wore dainty
gown Of blue voile, and carried an arm
bouquet Of white marguerites. Miss
SIcildHO soNH Was VI pdIe yellow mar
quisette over satin messaline. She car
ried an arm bouquet of yellow chrysan-
themums.
Mr.. Rigg is private secretary to Sena-
tor Nelson.
The members of the New Hampshire
Association, who met last evening. We're
entertained with recitation and music.
towns, by Messrs. Osgood and Brown,
songs by Miss Octa Bassett, Miss Isabella
I Bonce, piano solos by Miss Buhla Darrot
and Miss Ryan. Mr.. f.. +. Fisher pre-
sided.
Lady Arthur Butler. who arrives in
New York tomorrow from England with
her sister. Mrs. Ralph Hickox, is a
daughter of the late Gen. Arson Stager.
I. $. A.. of Chicago. and is the wife of
next heir to the Marquis of Ormonde.
twenty-seventh hereditary chief butler
to the sovereign in Ireland.
Mrs. Charles A. Mum is still at her
Manchester villa. but according TO re-
turn in time to celebrate Thanksgiving
at her home on Scott circle Shortly
after she will give the ball at which she
is to present her daughter, Miss Gladys,
who has been one of the most-sOught
after girls on the north shore this sum-
mer. She is very pretty girl and much
like her sister, Mrs Reginald Boardnan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Kerens of st.
Louis are at the Highlands.
Mrs. Il. III. Liscum and her sister. Miss
Diven, who have been the guests of DIR.
and Mrs Borden for the past week. are
now settled in their apartment. the Wood
ward. Connecticut avenue. Mrs. Liscum
and Miss Diven will go over to New Yor6
November 10 to attend the wedding OF
their nephew. Mr.. James Silsbee. after
ward returning to Washington for the
winter.
Friday evening last at the new home of
Miss Naomi Bruffy Lynch, in South
Brookland, friends from Washington were
gathered in honor of her guests, Mrs.
Ernest A. Herman. Miss Irene Cousins
and Miss Sallie Herndon of Noresl Caro-
lima. who have been visiting her for
several weeks. Supper was served about
IL o'clock in the beautifully decorated
dining room. white chrysanthen1ums and
pink carnations forming the color scheme.
Among those present besides the house
guests were Miss Veymyer. Miss Kicks,
Miss Bolar, Miss Dykes, DIR. Little. Mr..
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