Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-17
home of her parents, Mulhall station,
Falls Church, Va.

home of her parents, Mulhall station,
Falls Church, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Artz announce
the marriage of their daughter, Bertha
May, and Mr.. William Clark Smith,
March 16, at Newark, Ohio, Rev. DR.. A.
Bennett officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Schlegel gave
their daughter, Miss Helen Marie
Schlegel, party last Sunday evening
at the home of her grandmother. Mrs.
George Pfuger, 18th street and Michigan
avenue, Brookland, d. C. Supper was
served. and many presents were received.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Rev.
Wenche1, Mr.. and Mrs. Garlem, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Schlegel, Mr.. and Mrs
Hattie Morrison, Mrs. Addie Pollock.
Mrs. Tillie Burrs, Mrs. George Pfluger,
Miss Georgianna Schlegel, Miss Doris
Schlegel. Mr.. George Pfuger. Mr..
Bernard Pfluger, Mr.. Leroy Schlegel and
Mr.. Harry Schlegel, jr.
Mr.. Cauthorn Clark Walter and Miss
M. Mildred Worrell were married Fri
day afternoon at the First Presbyterian
Church by Rev. Donald c. Macleod The
bride was given away by her brother
Mr.. Marvin l.. Worrell. Following the
wedding the couple went to Richmond,
Va, on their. honeymoon.
The groom is president of the first-year
class of Georgetown University. The
bride is the daughter of Mrs. Margaret
Worrell of 1892 Biltmore place north
west
The attendants at the wedding were
Miss Virginia Morris, Mr.. Howard Ball
Miss Charlotte Pemberton, Mr. Frank
Walker, Mr.. w. I. kaufman, Miss Marie
kendig. Mr.. Lewis Peppler, Miss Childs
and Miss Butler. The couple will re-
P street northwest, on their return to
the city.
Miss Faith Benson Henderson and Mr..
FRANK j. Davidson, jr., prominent young
broker of Alexandra, Va, were married
yesterday by the Rev. Frank T. Ben
son at his residence, 1915 LIST street north
west. The intimate friends present were
Miss Bessie Vented Reeves Mrs c.
Marion Price. Mr.. Charles W. Botsch and
Mr.. Guy P. Otterback. Immediately after
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Davidson left
for New York city for brief honeymoon.
and on their return will reside in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Mossburg enter
tanned a masquerade party of little folks
wednesday evening, March ID, at their
home o721 18th street northwest the
occasion being the eighth birthday an
| niversary of their daughter Miriam, and
her little friend, Ruth Simpsons sixth
birthday. She received many beautiful
presents. The dining room was beauti-
birthday cakes, one with eight candles
and the other with six.
The evening was enjoyed in singing
and dancing, and games were played for
which prizes We're given. Those receiving
prizes for costumes were Misses Pearl
Annette Jones, Edith Scala, Virginia
Decker, Masters Fred Davis and Brad
ley Newberry. and those receiving prizes
for games were Misses Catherine Ruth,
Dorothy Beall, Masters William Veitch
and Edward Stevens. Those present We're
Misses Elizabeth and Dorothy Beall, Vir-
ginia Decker. Katherine Doyle, Pearl
Jones, Edna and Charlotte Kerns, Edythe
Robey. Catherine Ruth. Pearl Stevens.
Ruth Simpson. Edythe Scala, Mildred
!! and Anna Thompson. Elsie White. Marie
McCathran, Bernice Veitch, Miriam
Mossburg, Masters Fred Davis, Bradley
Newberry, Edward Rohm, Arthur Simp-
son, Edward Stevens and William
Veitch, Mr.. and Mrs. Beall, Mrs. Arthur
Decker, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. D. D. Fields,
Mrs. George F. Jones, Mrs. M A. Kerns,
Mrs. G. Kerns, Mrs. Lily Mossburg, Mrs.
Bradley Newberry, Mrs. Willard Robey,
Mrs. Adam P. Ruth, Mrs. Edward Rohm,
Mrs. Edward Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. A. l..
Simpson, Mrs. F. NJ. Scala Mrs. H o.
White and Mrs. William Veitch
Mrs George H. Brown of 1857 Euclid
street announces the marriage of her
daughter Kathryn to Dr. Daniel Web
ster Prentiss, March Is, 1912.
The marriage is announced of Miss E.
Gertrude Gibbs and Mr.. William Earl
Schuyler, both of Washington, D. c.
The ceremony took place at $50 o'clock
yesterday afternoon in the rectory of
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