Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-16
was the recipient of many attentions
from her numerous friends and relatives.


was the recipient of many attentions
from her numerous friends and relatives.
Mrs. NJ. E. Allies and Miss Allies OF
Washington are in New York for few
Mays. and are staying at the Hotel Wal
colt. and Mr.. Eugene E. Allies of Rom
ney, w. Va, is with them.
Alabama day. at the headquarters o.
the Southern Industrial Educational AS
ISOLATION, in honor of the senators. rep
reSentatives and their wives of her ma
tive state, Mrs. Gielow of Alabama viii
be at home to them and to all Alabama
friends and to her other friends Wed
nesday from to at room 325, South.
ern building. headquarters of the asso.
citation, where the mountain crafts and
cabin industries will be on exhibition.
Miss Elizabeth Cady and Miss Char
lene Browne were hostesses at a shower
given at the home Of Miss Cady, or
Eastern avenue. Takoma Park, D. C..
January II. in honor of Miss Marion
Taylor. Miss Taylors wedding to Mr.
Clayton l.. Drew is to take place Janu
airy 20. Those who were there were
Misses Marion Taylor, Hazel Van Hou
ten. Elizabeth Cady, Louise Cruit. Char
Marjorie Hill. Adelaide Wilson, Ruth Var
Houten, Irene Kantz, Deborah Gooch
Margaret Burdett. Jean Burdett, Mel
Lung and Ruth Grabil.
Mrs. Mary c. Needing of East Capito
street gave an afternoon bridge party
Monday in honor Of her guest, Mrs
Elizabeth Giles. Fifteen tables were de-
crate pink tea was served from an at
tractive table, the centerpiece of which
was a large silver basket filled with pinl
roses. and the silver candelabras were
encircled with pink shades. Mrs. Needing
wore a gown Of pink satin with crystal
trimmings and q cOrsage bouquet OF
pink gardenias.
Miss Kinnear was entertained at a beau
tifully appointed luncheon and shower
Saturday at the home of Miss Helen Gar
diner. Among those present were the
bridal train. which includes Misses Mas
tiers, Thist1ew0od, Malcomb and Gardi-
ner. also the following: Miss Seufferle,
Mrs. e. Simons. Miss kengler, Misses
Clara and Nellie Henderson. Mrs. T. Per-
~, Miss F. Walker. Miss Z. Brook. Mrs.
w. Escavaille and Mrs. r. Dunmire
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Tolzman
was the scene of a merry gathering Sun
day evening, with music games and
songs. after which refreshments were
served in the dining room. which was
beautifully decorated In palms and red
roses Solos were rendered by Mrs. Tres
self and Miss Lillian Simms. while Mrs
Tolzman played the piano. Among those
present We're: Mr.. and Mrs A. Toizlnan
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tresselt, MIS- He'll
muth, Miss Lillian Simms. Miss IDA
Douglas Miss Kathryn Tuohy, Messrs.
j. Mackenter, D. B. Mahoney, +. A. Con-
way and John S. Hellmuth.
The Rev. and Mrs Robert Talbot will
receive tomorrow from to ana IRON
8 to 10, at go 23d street.
Mrs. Bristow, wife of Senator Bristow.
will not receive Thursdays. January 10
and 25.
Mrs. Jones, wife of Representative
Jones, and her daughter, Miss Anne
Seymour Jones. had expected to receive
this afternoon. but. owing to the deatn
of near neighbor and friend. Will not
ceive Tuesdays, January % and 80
Rev. and Mrs. Robert Talbot will be
at home tomorrow from to b ana from
8 to 10 at 800 23d street.
Mrs. Samuel ,Pennil Ficklen is enter
tanning at tea this afternoon and Will
have assisting her Mrs. Selden A. Day,
Mrs Frederic Hardesty. Mrs. Eugene
Geddes.. Mrs. Hustled, Miss Hubbard
Miss Young and Miss Gotten.
Mr.. Preston Callun, VINO will be best
man at the wedding tomorrow night OF
Miss Alkaline Culp and Mr.. Henry Jel-
ferson Porter gave a dinner IN honor oi
the couple and the bridal party last nisnt
at the New willard and took his guests
afterward to the National. Tonight fol-
lowing the church rehearsal Mr.. and
Mrs Culp will entertain for their daugh-
ter and Mr. Porter and the bridal party
at buffet supper.
Mr.. Frank PIumley of Vermont and
Rev Mr.. Flint. rector OF Christ Churcn
of Montpelier, VT, were dinner guests OF
Or. Dennison and Mrs. George u. Martin
in their apartment at the wyoming last
evening.
The marriage of Miss Ruby Gresh and
Mr. Milton r. vollmer took place Satur-
day, January ID. at. Baltimore, by Rev.
Charles Eyster, pastor of the First Ger
man Evangelical Lutheran Church The
bride was attended by MISS Jessie r.
Ebaugh of Baltimore and the groom by
Mr.. Joseph Parl.h.l of this city. Sunday
evening the couple returned to the latter 5
| home, at 1882 9th street northwest. where
an informal reception was held Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G.
Vollmer and family, Mr.. kari Braun. Mr..
! and Mrs. A. Garges, Mr.. and Mrs F.
Helbig. Mr.. C. Mudd. Mr.. T; Mattern.
Mr.. Heasler and Mr.. H. Eimenreich.
Mr. and Mrs Vollmer will make their fu-
| ture home in Washington.