Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter b. Brooks. il. /
are spending several days in Washing
ton. having come on for the dinner dance
given by Mr. and Mrs. George i. How
ard and the dinner to be given by Mr..
and Mrs. Perry Belmont tonight.
Miss Helen Taft and her house guests
attended the dance given at the Pay |
house last night for Miss Margaret Perm,
daughter of Mrs. George Howard.
Mrs. Edison Bradley gave tea yester-
day for the members of the Yale Dramat-
ic Club after their concert.
Mrs and Miss Boardman entertained
during the la afternoon hours yesterday
for the members of the American Philo-
logical Association, the Archaeological In
stitute of America and the Society of
Biblical Literature and EXesesis
Mrs. w. Murray Crane and Mrs. Charles
Henry Butler were at the tea tables
Mrs. James Mosher was hostess today
at of the most beautiful luncheons
of the season, the guests being asked
to meet her neces, the Misses Hill OF
Maryland. The decorations throughout
the luncheon were in accord with the
Miss Alice Brice, Miss Doris Haywood.
Miss Marguerite Barbour, Miss Louise
Bayne, Miss Elizabeth Hamilton. Miss
Maitland Marshall. Miss Ruth Bliss, Miss
Miss Ednah Florence Robinson of 2S17
oSth street, Woodley Park, will receive
with Zeta of Sigma Kappa of George
Washington University at 1905 Spring
road January l, to ..
Miss Mary Head of Chicago arrived
yesterday to spend the holidays with her
brother and sister
Lieut.. and Mrs. Raymond G. Payne,
4 .ts,x- y,
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. Worden
Ora ham. left Thursday for their new
post Fort Scrivens. Ga. They We're en- /
tertained extensively during their stay in
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Dreyfuss and daughters /
of WayneSbOro, Pa. are visiting Mrs |
Caroline Stiebe of 212i 18th street north
west.
Admiral and Mrs. Beatty gave one of
the happiest dances of the winter last |
night and the concluding one of their resi- |
dence at the navy yard Their daughter. |
Miss Emily Beatty, welcomed with them |
about $50 young people The sail lott |
wheEe the dance was given, was deco |
rated with flags and palms. a supper |
was served at midnight at the home of
Admiral and Mrs. Beatty. Among the !
guests were number from Annapons |
Miss Virginia Amber and Mr.. Key Dam |
gerfield both of Baltimore. and Mr.. |
Hugh Kelleher of Seattle, are house |
guests of Admiral and Mrs. Beatty. Ad |
miral Beatty will be succeeded as COM
mandant next week. when he goes on sea |
duty. Mrs. Beatty and Miss Beatty will |
spend the rest of the winter at Florence |
Court where they have leased an apart |
ment
Mr. and Mrs. j. William Henry gave |
another of last nights dancing parties for
their schoolgirl daughter. Miss Anita |
Henry. 4 buffet supper VAS an agreeable
incident of the midnight hour. The |
house was beautifully decorated, ana |
there were nearly sixty couples
Mrs. William y. Taft will receive New
Year day and on the last Friday in Jan !
uary, at the Darlington.
An interesting wedding took place in /
Crawford y. j., Yesterday. when Miss I
Eugene Booth of Yokohoma. Japan. be- I!
came the bride of Mr.. Harry NJ. Camp 1
bell of this city.
The ceremony performed by the ,
srooms brother. the Rev William j.
Campbell of Washington Court House, I
Ohio at the home of the brides aunt /
Mrs. Wallace HaWleN.
The bride was given away by her /
brother Mr. Ferris Booth of New York, /,
and wore Il gown OF white satin. com /
bined with Japanese crepe deliberately /
embroidered in silk floss.
Her tulle veil was caught with orange (
blossoms and she carried shower Of +
bride roses.
Miss Edith Campbell OF this city, sis |
ter of the groom was the maid of /
honor She wore pink satin, trimmed |
with cream lace, and carried an armful
Little Enid Willie ms. also of this city |
was the flower girl, and Wore white |
organdy and carried a basket of roses.
Mr. Hugh Booth, brother of the bride |
was the best man.
The bride is the daushter 0c the Rev |
and Mrs. Eugene S. Booth of Hokohoma. /
and recently visited in this city. where /
she was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs VIII |
liams Of 18TH and Madison streets.
Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Will make their 4
future home in this city at the Parker |
apartment, where they viii entertain at I
a reception on the evening of January . /!
Miss Helen Smith was the hostess at a |
charming tea FOR Young people yesterday |
afternoon at her home on 21st street.
The house Was decorated throughout |
with Christmas green's, and Miss Smith |
received in a gown of gold net over Old |
gold satin.
Miss Ruth Wilson. Miss Sallie Fields and /
Miss katherine Goodwin. Miss Marie .
Smith and Miss Pauline Kindleberger i
presided at the tea table An informal
dance followed the tea
St. Andrews Episcopal Church was the
scene of a very pretty but quiet we'd |
ding Thursday afternoon. December 10 |
at o'clock. when Elizabeth Ashlin, |
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry ~
Talaferro was married to Nj. Raymond /
Sylvester Oaks of Auburn Me. The Rev. 4
j. j. Dimon ofticiated
Nh and Mrs. Oaks Will reside i'll Port
land. Me. where Mr.. Oaks is engaged in /
the practice OF law:
Mrs. George y. -Armes. chairman of
the Southern League Wilson and Mar
shall Organization, has sent out cards |
for tea at her residence, 2oI9 WoodIey
road. Friday. January ). from To u /
o clock. for the members of the Organi-
cation to meet Mrs. Henry u. Clayton,
wife of Representative Clayton of Ala
bama. who will give a short talk on
the Victory Luncheon, which was given
to Mrs. Wilson and her daughters upon
their return from Bermuda. by the Wom-
ems Democratic Club of New York.
Mrs. Clayton represented the women of /
the District of Columbia the luncheon.
Mrs. Arnles viii be assisted by Mrs
Louis =. Shoemaker Mrs. Ray T. Brown.
Mrs. John Poole, Mrs. +. Yonge Trego,
Mrs. Edward j. Lockwood, Mrs. Eta
Patterson Griffin Mrs. Herbert Dent
Mrs. Richmond j. liobson and Mrs
Leonard c. Hoffman.
Miss Ruth Helm of Ma.tinsburg W
Va. is spending the holidays with Mrs
William Willis Bolls Of the New Befne
Miss Nancy Johnson was the youthful
hostess of pretty dance last night in
compliment to Miss Salic Williams the
d.ant 20, I..t hi. of S.n