Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-17
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
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marriage of Miss Olive Woods:de Perry,
daughter of DR.. and Mrs H. Robinette
Perry, and Mr.. William Arthur Ed
gar The wedding. which viii be an
event of this month. will take place
at the lexington Presbyterian Church
the evening of the 2Sd. The bride Will
be attended by Mrs. William Wallace
Johnston. matron of honor. and M IS
Elizabeth Ibach of Mauch Chunk, Pa.
Miss Betty Baines. Miss Helen Edgar.
sister of the groom. and the Misses Wise
of Allentown, Pa. The best man will BE
Mr. Norman w. klopfer and the ushers
Mr.. III. ii. Saum, Mr.. r. d. Daniels. MI
r. W. Snow. Mr.. w. c. Holmes. Mr.. H.
J. Mather of Albany. n. Y. and Mr.. W.
j. Finley. A reception will be given at
the home of the brides parents for the
relatives and bridal party.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Milton Crossman
have issued invitations for the marriage
or their daughter. Bessie Wells. and Mr..
Blake Palm. formerly of Cleveland. Ohio.
The wedding will take place October 80.
Mrs f. II. Liscum. the. widow of Gen.
| Liscum. has been the guest of DIR. and
mrs. Borden for the past few days. hav-
| ing come to Washington to arrange for
winter residence here. and has taken
an apartment at the Woodward on Con-
nect1cut avenue. where she, with her sis
ter, MISS Diven, will reside after Novem-
Der !.
| Mrs. William L. Thurber entertained at
five hundred party Tuesday afternoon.
She was assisted in RECEIVING by her sis
ters. Mrs. Arthur E. Proctor and Mrs.
Daniel F. Slattery. Other guests were
Mrs; Clement Rover Miss Nellie AL
1 OF PENNSYLVANIA. Mrs. Cecil L.
l
A. Lovett, Mrs. Charles Bell, Mrs. Fnis
D. Morris. Mrs. George r. Ide. Mrs Les
ne Johnston. Mrs. Ralph E. Walker. Mrs.
| George w. Carr and Miss Elsie Ernest
| Inc prizes We're captured by Mrs Nor
r1s, Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Johnston Dur
ing the afternoon it leaked out that it
was the hostess wedding anniversary. so
| congratulations were showered upon her
Delicious fruit punch and light refresh
ments We're served. The parIors were
profusely decorated with cosmos and
white roses.
Miss Rosa Emile and Mr.. Ernest Burk-
halter We're married last evening by Rev.
| raul Mcneil of Concordia Church, at the
| iectory. Mrs. X. Gaine was matron Of
nonor and Mr.. Carl Gaine was best man.
MISSES kathryne and Dorothy Ruhl were
| flower girls. The bride was attired in
white net over white silk and the matron
or honor wore handsome gray charmeuse
| A reception and wedding supper followed
| at the home Of the groom, 18th street and
| Kentucky avenue southeast, which was
largely attended. Miss Elizabeth Schneider
ana Miss Marie Mohl gave musical seIec-
| tfons and dancing followed. Among those
present at the reception were Mr.. and
Mrs. Graef. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kuhn. Mr..
and Mrs. c. Game. Mr.. and Mrs lander,
Mrs. Bathel, Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Eichler.
Mrs. A. Calvert, Mr. and Mrs. Youst,
MRS. jenkins. Misses Pauline Emile, Eliz-
abeth Schneider, Thresa Lieb. Marie
Nom. Dorothy Ruhl. Kathryne Ruhl.
Messrs James Consodine. Jack Himmell,
Jack Handles and Mr. Balthel
he marriage of Miss Edna May Col
Inns of Georgetown and Mr. William r.
Dickinson of New York took place yes
| terday morning at O'Clock in ST Pat
| rick's Church.
the ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Thomas E. Michigan, and was fol-
| lowed by nMptial mass. Rev. John NJ.
| Mcnamara. the Rev. w. J. Carroll and
Rev. James E. Smythe were in the sane
tuary.
Miss Anne E. Gaskins was maid of
| honor and Mr.. Dorsey E. Beane of Rock
| vile was best man.
| The bride wore a gown of copenhagen
| blue brOadcloth, with a hat Of the same
| color trimmed with white plumes, and
| she carried a shower bouquet of bride
| roses.
| Miss Gaskins wore dark blue velvet.
|
| inson left for Atlantic City, and will
make their home in New York.
Mrs NJ c. Briggs of Mount Rainier.
ter Miss NJ. Rosette Marie Hunter of
Mount Rainier, Nd, and Mr.. Clarence l..
Fox Of Washington. d. c., which took
place last evening at Langdon. d. c. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. A.
! The maid of honor was Miss Goldie G.
Hunter, a sister Of the bride. while Fran
| els p. Doyle was best man.
| The Siamese minister, Prince Traidos
Prabaudh, has returned after his stay at
Gloucester and is at his legation at 1.k1
| Rhode Island avenue.
Mrs. Alice Donaldson and two children,
| accompanied by her sister, Miss Nellie
Dant, are on months visit with their
aunts, Mrs. LnwOod Richardson and Mrs.
| Mary Richardson of Portsmouth, Va.
They will return to their home about No
vember L.
DR.. and Mrs. c. A. Simpson have re-
turned to the city.
! Mr. and Mrs James Lansburgh gave a
reception from till II last night in honor
of their daughter. Miss Beatrice Lans-
burgh. whose engagement to Mr.. Leon
| ard Weinberg was recently announced.
Assisting in receiving We're Mr. and Mrs.
| Henry Weinberg, parents of Mr.. Leonard
Weinberg. and number of friends of
| Miss Lansburgh. including Miss Mildred
Oettnger and Miss Edith Lansburgh of
Baltimore and Miss Edith Strdsburger.
| Miss Louise Einstein and Miss Anna
| Goldsmith of Washington.
A delightful surprise rendered Mr..
| and Mrs. NJ. Hano at their residence on
Columbia road by the ladies Of the Whist
Club, the occasion being the twenty-fiftn
Ion nf hat
| present We're Mr.. and Mrs. s. Fischer.
| Mr.. and Mrs. +. Steinam, Mr.. and Mrs.
| NJ. Stern Mr.. and Mrs. c. Picard. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Selinger, Mr.. and Mrs. 4.
Selinger and Mr. and Mrs. Fl. Morriss.
| Mr.. and Mrs. \. c. Downing and their
daughters, the Misses Alice and Helen
| Downing, who have been abroad for some
time. are again in this city and are at
| the Bellevue.
! Mr.. Arthur T. Aides of Lake Forest, ILL.,.
has sailed for France to attend the we'd
ding in Paris October &c of his brother
Mr.. Owen F. Aides of this city, and Miss
| Madeline du Mas of the French capital
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Murray Blanford have
| returned from kentucky and have taken
an apartment in the Lanier, 1749 Lanier
place.