Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-11-30

taintd last evening to celebrate their first
anniversary. The evening was spent in
playing five hundred. and light refresh
mentS We're served.
Miss Esther Cleveland. daughter of Mrs.
Grover Cleveland, will be the guest or
Senator and Mrs. H6ke Smith and Miss
Lucy Hoke Smith after her visit TO Mr..
and Mrs. John Hays Hammond is con-
Guided Mrs. and Miss Cleveland viii
! arrive i'm this city January :, and Mrs
Hammond will give a tea for them the
following day and ball for Miss Cleve-
land the next night
Miss Emma " Oil and Mr. William L.
Smith We're married at st. Patrick s
Church rectory "Wednesday evening by
the Rev. j. W. Carroll. Those attending
were the bridesmaid, Miss Gertrude Lee
Redman. the groomsman. MIR. Irving 4.
Gessford. Miss Margaret OH and MT.
Leo j. Smith After the wedding supper
was served i'm the private dining room Of
the Hotel Continental, whore the couple
Is staying prior to a tour south.
Miss Roberta Amies returned from An
napolis yesterday, where she attended
the THANKSGIVING hop at the Naval
Academy. She left for Philadelphia to-
day for the foot ball game and other
festivities and Will return the first Of
next week
Miss Gertrude Fosbender of 1919 Euclid
street northwest. who is i'm Philadelphia
to attend the Army-Navy game. is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Pole of
West Philadelphia
Miss Bertha and Amelia Alexander
have gone TO Philadelphia to attend tile
Army and Navy foot ball game.
Miss Louise Hoover and Miss Gertrude
Eickhorn and a party of friends have
gone to Philadelphia to attend the Army
Navy foot ball game.
Miss Marguerite T. Nusbaum of LES
Harvard street left Thursday To spend
some. time with, relatives and friends in
Baltimore.
Tomorrow evening Gen. Albert L. Mills
expects TO leave for Norfolk and VIII
probably be gone until Thursday. Dcccm-
Der =. He goes TO attend the fourteenth
annual convention of the National Guard
Association of the United States. Gen.
Mills has been invited to speak before the
association and has chosen as the subject
of his address THE Division of Militia
Affairs i'm its Relation to the Organized
Militia
Miss May X. Beuter gave a Thanks
giving entertainment and supper at her
residence on 9th street northwest.
Lieut. Col and. Mrs. s A. Wolf sailed
on the Franconia for Naples, Italy, Mo-
vember S.
Mr.. and Mrs. w p. Little of 6aS 9th
street southwest gave party November
-. 1872. in honor of their daughter Bees
was spent in music and games. after
which refreshments were served. Those
present were Lois Barker, Mildred Mel
son. Mary Smith. Miriam Evans. Regina
Buckley, jamie Thomas. Miss Frost
Katherine Creegan, Marion Ferris. Mar
garet Flynn. Alice Fegan. Edna Downey,
Cora Ransom. Minnie Lewis. James Bligh,
Thomas Burnes. Lee .Mckenney, Tracey
Bruce, George Smithson. Clinton Smith.
Clarence Stafford. Michael Cantwell. NJ
H. Bradley, Russell Armentrout, Earle
Popkins OF Alexandria, Va, and Mr.. l..
Ransom
Miss Hazel Cox will give card party
December . in compliment To Miss Flor
ence Schneider. Miss Helen Cooper en-
tertained at card party last Tuesday in
honor OF Miss Schneider.
Mrs. Duncan McKim was hostess at an
afternoon reception yesterday. Dr. and
Mrs. Mckim will spend the latter part of
the winter i'm the south.
Miss Florence Schneide, is in Philadel-
phia visiting her uncle. Capt. Edward
L. Beach. L. =. ". and was in his party
at the foot ball game
Miss Marjorie Morrison. daughter OF
MIS- AHA - hoTIlSOll. ana MI. Harry
A. Gray of Poughkeepsie. n. Y, were
married at 3 O'Clock today at St Ste
phen's Protestant Episcopal Church, by
the rector, Rev. George Fiske Dudley.
Mr. John Q. Delamater and Mr.. Virgil
Sheriff.. both of Pougbkeepsie and Mr.
John Gray of New Rochelle, \. Y, and
Mr. James Porter Hunting of Boston.
Mass. We're the ushers.
The bride was attended by Miss LiIlias
Gertrude Woodland. and Mr.. George w
Grau was best man.
The bride wore travelling dress OF
French blue charmeuse, trimmed with
oriental banding. and black velvet
hat, trimmed with feathers the color of
her dress.
The maid of honor wore charmeuse i'm
tones of brown and green and her large
Gainsborough hat was trimmed with
bronze feathers. She carried yiolets, and
the brides bouquet was of roses and
lilies of the valley. Mr.. and Mrs GRAY
left at once for their wedding tourney
and will make their home i'm Pough-
keepsie. n. Y.
Representative and Mrs James r.
Mann returned from Panama YESTERDAY
and are occupying their apartments in
the Highlands.