Evening star., 1912-11-08

AT. Miller.
Mrs. Samuel G. Blythe and son. Mr..
Stuart o. Blythe, of the Burlington, who
, have been in Europe since early in the
summer. Joined Mr.. Samuel G. Blythe in
London late In October, where Mr. Blythe
arrived on the 21st. Mrs. Blythe and
Mr.. Stuart Blythe will return to Washing
ton in November and MIR. Samuel G..
Blythe will spend several weeks In Lon
don, Paris and Berlin before returning.
Mr.. Stuart Blythe will remain in Wash
ington few weeks before going to the
Blythe ranch in Montana, where he is in
the cattle business.
Mrs Annie NJ Petty announces the
marriage Of her daughter, Margaret
Loutts, and Mr.. William NJ. lprsett of
Brandywine. Md. at ST. Mary's Church,
Marlboro. Md, by Rev. +. Di Parla, We'd
nesday, November .. at 10 O'Clock am.
Mr. and Mrs. Dorsett Will he at home
after November II, at Brandywine, Nd.
|. Gen. and Mrs William Pennock Rogers,
who spent the summer in Minnesota and
the Yellowstone Park. have returned to
1875 l street, where they will remain for
the winter.
A china and glass shower was given
last Monday evening by Miss Helen Nor
ris for Miss Elsie Ernst, whose marriage
to Mr.. Daniel Leigh Morris. brother of
the young hostess, will take place the
Il ldtleI part VI ILLS pItccIls
to meet Miss Ernst were the Misses
Ernst, the Misses Melton, Miss Ethel
Adams, the Misses Schuermann, Miss
Sadie Wood, the Misses King. Miss
Georgia Schmit, Mrs. Ira Nutter. Mrs
William Fidler, Mrs. Herbert Robinson
Mrs. George Boudinot of New York, Mrs
T. NJ. Adams. Master George S. Brock
and Mrs. Finis D. Morris.
Mrs Henry L. Stimson. wife of the
Secretary of War. assisted yesterday at
Haverford. Pa. at the coming out party
of her niece, Miss Eleanor :. Gamble,
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Robert O..
Gamble The debutante wore white net
over white satin, with seed pearls scat
tered over the entire gowns and white
satin finishing the square decolletage
and sleeves. She carried an old-fash-
ioned bouquet of Killarney buds. The
drawing rooms were profusely decorated,
and scores of the loveliest bouquets were
sent to the bud.
Mr. and Mrs James Green gave a din
ner of eighteen covers last night in COM
pliment to DR.. and Mrs. John -Crayke
Simpson. who are leaving for Europe
next week.
Miss Dorothy Aleshire, who is enter
tanning this week Miss Katherine Ellis
of Atlanta. Ga. will give an informal
dinner party for her tonight.
l. MIS- Roscoe Y. buliner, VIE OIL Ilellt.
Commander Bulmer. was hostess at
large tea Yesterday at Annapolis. where
her husband has been stationed for a
year. Mrs. Bulmer was assisted in re-
ceiving by her sister. Mrs. Marion p.
Maus. wife of Brig. Gen. Maus, who is
east for a visit to her mother and sis
ter: Miss isabelle Hagner, Mrs. George
F. Neal, wife of Lieut.. Neal. L. S. N:
Mrs James Parker, wife of Ensign Par
kerr L. s. N: Mrs. John Schouler. wife
of, Rear Admiral Schouler: Mrs. George
Logan wife of Capt. Logan: Mrs Harris
Lanning, wife of Lieut.. Commander Lam
ing. and Mrs. Kenneth Castleman, wife
of Lieut.. Castleman.
Mr.. James Bryce. the British ambassa-
dor, and Mrs. Bryce will be the guests
this evening of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Marburg. at their home on Mount Ver-
non place. Baltimore, and will attend the
opera with them.
Miss Elizabeth Reid Rogers was among
the bridesmaids yesterday in Baltimore
at the wedding of Miss Dorothy Nc
Creary Paine. daughter of the late Gen.
Clinton Paxton Paine and Mrs. Paine.
to Tilghman Goldsboro Pitts, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Sullivan Pitts.
Mr. S. B. Colquitt. son of Gov Colquitt
Of Texas, and Miss Elise Garrison
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. ]. w. Garrt-
son Of this city, We're quietly married by
the Rev. w. w. McMasters of the First
Baptist Church. November ). The mar
begun about seven months ago. Mr.. and
Mrs. Colquitt will be at home to their
friends at 254O 14th street northwest
after November IL.