Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-02

Petz Margaret PETE. Ada Waterholter,
GLADYS Sample: Stella Wilson. Edith Will
omi Lynch. Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Sample.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Johnston.
Messrs- o. c. Short of Cleveland. Ohio;
N. l: Smith of Savannah, Ga: A f.
holt. William A Kilerlone Fred Water
hotter. Mitchell Collins. Wheeler y VIII
son, Willie Davidson. Earl Simons, Hugh
Hennesy and Austin Lewis.
Miss Dora Keen. daughter of DIR. w.
w. Keen of Philadelphia, is the guest of
Mrs. Charles Richardson. Since gradua-
ton from Bryn Mawr Miss Keen has
travelled extensively made many noun
tain aScentS in Switzerland, Alaska and
South America. She will speak on her
experiences in Bokhara, illustrating with
her own pictures. at the current events
hour of the Washington Club Tuesday,
January .. Miss Keen was to have APP
peared before the National Geographic
society, but a riding accident from which
she has happily recovered, caused her to
cancel most of her engagements.
Mrs. E. P. Bertholf. wife of Capt. Com
mandant +. p. Bertholf, L. s. r. c. s.,
received on New Year day in her apart
ments at the Woodward, assisted by Mrs
r. II. Uberroth and Mrs. McAllister.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. St Clair Hill of West
Chevy Chase Md, entertained at dinner
at the New Ebbitt New Year day, this
belns the fifth dinner given by Mr. and
ing a theater party. thence to the Yale
dance at the New Willard Hotel
Miss Rose Hart Frank, daughter of
day afternoon to Mr.. Herbert Rich of
Washington, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Max
NJ. Rich of this city, at the Hotel Bel
vedere, Baltimore: Rev. DR.. Adolph Quit
N ehnr -
Temple. performed the ceremony, which
took place in the red room of the hotel
The bride was given in marriage by
her father, while the groom was accom-
panied by his brother. Mr.. Melvin Rich
or washington, as best man. Miss Err
nestine Rich, sister of the groom was
maid of honor. After the ceremony the
guests repaired to private dining room, |
's an elaborate dinner was served. A |
dance in the spacious ballroom of the |
hotel followed the repast. An altar was |
erected in the red room and was sur
rounded by palms and bouquets of Amer
lean beauty roses: The bride was at
tired in dress of ivory satin, trimmed
In old point and duchess lace and en-
broidered In pearls. She carried a white
Bible and shower bouquet of lilies of
the valley. She also wore VEIL which
was fastened with orange blossoms. The
bridesmaid wore pink charmeuse and
lingerie coat of white shadow lace edged
With rhinestones and carried a pink hat
filled with a shower of pink sweet peas.
Mrs. a. ID. Frank, mother of the BRIDE
wore black charmeuse trimmed in jet and
lace. Mrs. Max Rich, mother
If the groom, wore black crepe de chine,
in jet and silk cluny lace.
The brides going-aWay gown was a
blue and black zibeline suite, black vel
-et hat trimmed in fur and pointed fox
urs to match. Mr.. and Mrs Rich left /.
m an extended trip for New Jersey, Cuba
md Florida. |.
Mrs. George Bliss and Miss Bliss of
Bancroft place will be at home Thurs |
lays in January.
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Husmann en-
ertained delightfully."- al their home, l31S
street, last Saturday evening, a dinner
ng members of Mr.. Husmann's class of | !
hirty years ago i'm the Agricultural Col |
eye. University of Missouri, who are Mr..
:. n. Boeger and Mr.. Levi Chubbuck
Prof. s. NJ. Tracy, all of l
whom now connected with the bu-
eau of plant industry in the Agricul- A.,
ural Department. Mrs. Ben Winchester
nd Mr., P. II. Dorsett. aunt and brother
f Mrs. HusInann. and Mrs. f. a. Boeger
nd Mrs. Levi Chubbuck were also pres G
mt.
Miss Margaret o. Duvali of Boyds,
ID, and Mr. Benjamin F. Dollison of
anesville, Ohio. We're married at the :
ectory of Metropolitan Memorial Church,
lew Year day, by Rev. James S. Mont
emery. They will spend month in =
EaShington and environs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Odell S. Smith have is
ned invitations to dance for their
aughter, Miss Ida Norment Smith,
thursday evening. January II. at the
Miss Mamie Randolph Heth. president
I'LL preside tonight at a meeting of the
outhern Relief Society at the New Will II
Lrd. when the various committees will |
aporf and the final arrangements will
e made for the annual Southern Relief n
A New Year party was given by Miss |
ouise Carry and Miss Edna Carrick, at
he home Of the latter. After spending Il
easant evening. music and various
ames being the principal features, the
as tastefully decorated with holly. mis-
etoe' and bells. where refreshments We're
rived. Those present We're Misses
nnie Fitzhugh. 1nez Clark. Eva Spring.
arrick, Roman Johnson and Messrs
rank Kaufman, Justin Swain Frank r,
II, Ewing FAINT, Irving Earnshaw and 40
arrick Searles. -
Mrs. Roberts. wife of Representative d.
oberts of Massachusetts,. will receive pr
day from 5 to o'clock, assisted by her
other, Mrs. Hiram b. Weeks. Mrs
1arles H. Robb, the Misses Hitchcock
I'd Miss Ayres.
Mrs. Theodore TiIler of Chevy Chase
IS as her house guest Mrs. Etha Patter-
n Griffin of Ba.nbridge Ga. Mrs Tiler -
ii be at home Sundays during January ,
d February.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Schwartz, accom- =
MED by Miss Ruth and Master Frank
hwartz went to Baltimore for New
ar to be with Miss Elsie Schwartz, who I
ent the Christmas holidays with her
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Frank
their home on West North avenue Be
The Washington Auxiliary of the Ma
nal Indian Association was entertained
the commissioner of Indian affairs -
d Mrs. Robert G. Valentine at their
'idence. 1927 18th street, Friday after =
on. December %. 1911. The social
Ut was followed by brief reports and
solo by Miss Davis of New York The -
'aker Of the afternoon was Mr. Joseph i
aig, a Cayuse Indian of the UmatiIla
erVS ton. Oregon.