Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-10

Mrs. Richardson Gibson, Miss Leila For
man has returned to Lexington, KY.
| Mrs. L. p Davis of Washington Is in
Chattanooga. Tenn, the guest Of her SON
in-laW and daughter, Capt. and Mrs. X.
c. Moore. Capt. and Mrs Moore have
recently moved from Washington to make
their home in the Tennessee city.
Trinity P F. Church was the scene of
a pretty wedding Wednesday noon last.
The contracting parties were Miss Helen
Mc1lvanie Forker, daughter OF Mrs Ella
L. Forker of this city, and Mr.. ]. Paul
Morton Of Philadelphia. Assistant Rector
| G. w. Van Fossen performed the cere-
inony.
| The bride. who wore a smart travelling
costume with hat to match. was at
tended by Miss Florence Collins of this
Lefty. Mr.. Robert Thomas Of Philadel-
phia was best man. An informal recep-
ton and wedding breakfast were held at
the residence of Mrs FOrker :s35 c street
northwest.
Mr. and Mrs. Morton left for New York,
Niagara Falls and other northern points
and will return to Philadelphia April 1,
where they will reside.
Mrs. Walker. wife Of Maj. T. v. Walker.
was hostess at a luncheon Tuesday at her
home on Wisconsin avenue.
The Misses McCohn of California street
entertained at tea Friday afternoon, in
honor of their mother, Mrs. McCOhn OF
Iowa.
Miss Nova Bose Pepper was hostess at
bridge Friday evening and yesterday
afternoon in honor of her aunt, Miss Pep
per Of Cleveland. Ohio.
Mrs. Taylor, wife of Representative
Taylor OF Colorado. will be hostess at
bridge Thursday. the 14th, at Congress
Hall.
Miss Craig Of Syracuse, N. T.. who has
been spending while in the city, has re-
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, jr.,
are now in San Francisco, where they
will remain but short time before re-
turning to New York, where they will
take up their permanent residence. Their
small daughter is in the care Of her
grandmother, Mrs. Henry Alexander,
during their hurried trip west.
Miss Helen Patterson, who will wed
Lieut.. Charles Lewis Scott, 18th Cavalry,
L. s. A., will be the first bride of the
spring season at st. Paul, MINI. She is
the daughter of DR.. and Mrs. R. III. Pat
terson of that city. Only q family party
will witness the ceremony, which will be
followed by the departure of the couple
for Fort Riley. Kan. and later to the
lbridegroom's new station at Fort Robin
son, Neb
The Russian ambassador and Nine.
Bakhmeteff are on the eve Of taking pos
session Of their embassy home at 18th
and X streets, In which their household
belongings, which arrived a few days
ago from st. Petersburg, are now being
arranged.
/ Very few persons returning here after
many years absence are ever able to Sc
cure the house or even one in it's neigh
borhood about which they have any par
ticular sentiment. but Nine Bakhmeteff
has had that satisfaction. 1t was in front
| Of their new home on X street that the
future ambassador first met his wife. a
mutual acquaintance introducing them,
and the house itself, then tenanted by
its original owners. the late Hallet Kill
of the most attractively arranged in the
| West End. It's outlook on a park is not
unlike Mime. Bakhmeteffs old home, the
Beale house on Lafayette square.
The Mount Pleasant young peoples
branch of the W. c. T. L. met last night
at the home of Miss Bette Zellers. 1882
Center street. Mrs. Jett presided and
freshments were enjoyed by the twenty
two members present.
Miss Evelyn James gave a novel enter
tainment in her New York home Friday
night in a telephone party. During the
early evening the conversation between
the guests was held over telephones, con-
nection being made between the instru-
ments In different parts Of the reception
rooms. Miniature telephones Of silver were
given as favors. Miss James has been
president Of q social club known as the
Deer Club for the last two years. and
the guests were mostly members Of the
club and their friends.
! Mr. and Mrs. George T. Clayton an
nounce the engagement Of their daughter
Mabel Frommer. and Mr.. Russell Sage
Woglum Of New York and California
The wedding will take place shortly after
Easter in st. PauIs Rock Creek Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller OF $40 Ken
nedy street, Brightwood. gave a birthday
party in honor Of their daughters sixth
birthday last week. Among the guests
i were Mrs. Jackson and Mary jackson,
Mrs. Walsmith and Ester. Joseph and
i William Walsmith: Mr.. William Miller,
wife and son. Keisenhart; Misses Anna
Bemas Howison, Pauline Heitmiller. Mary
Dorothy and Ferdinand Miller. Chris
Heitmiller and Robert Youse.
Mrs. William Webb Of Harrogate, Eng
land. who has been visiting Mrs Allison |
Of Girard street. is now in Pennsylvania.
but will return to Washington before |
sailing in May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil King of the Mendoza
they will pay a short visit to Mrs. Kings
mother, Mrs. r. Harris Of West End
| avenue.
Ca. is expected to arrive in town today
80 be the guest Of A1Ts and Mrs Ifouis4