Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-01
IN THE WORLD OF. SOCIETY
MISS TAFT'S COUSIN rs NOW
HER GUEST.
A New Year Watch Party at Aus.
trian Home-Other Events.
Notes.


Notes.
Miss Harriet Anderson OF Cincinnati,
niece Of Mrs. Taft, has Joined the White
House party of young people.
Chevalier von Loewenthal-L inau charge
d affaires Of the Austrian embassy. and
Nine. Won LoewenthaI-Linau gave a din
ner and a party to watch the old year
out and the new year In last night. their
guests being the Count and Countess
Nosbitz, who are concluding their Ameri-
can visit to these relatives and sailing
on the 4th for Europe; Baron and Baron
ess Preuschen. Mr.. and Mrs. Lefevre
Pontalis. the Misses Meyer. Baron De
Meter. Mr. de IIedri. Count Csckonics
and Mr. James Crawford
The Viscount and Viscoun:ess day,
Mr.. and Mrs. Iaimhausen, Maj. Her
worth. Mr.. A. G. Horstmann. Miss
Yvonne Townsend. Miss Gladys Hinck-
ley. Mr.. MangraS and others came in
after the dinner for the watch party.
Mr. and Mrs Edison Bradley. who have
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Walker Of New
York staying with them, entertained at
dinner last night. when their guests were
the counselor of the German embassy
and Nine. Haniel Won IIaimhausen, the
naval attache of the French embassy
and ViscOuntess Benoist day, the mill
tary attache of the German embassy.
Mai. Won Herwarth; Mrs. Letter. Col. and
Mrs. Spencer Cosby Commander and
Mrs. Bulmer. DR.. and Mrs. Cary Lang
horne, Mr.. and Mrs. Ripley, Miss Janet
Fish, Miss Janet Mann, Mr.. Horstmann
and Mr.. William Marrow.
| The marriage of Miss Viola Meade and
residence of Rev. Earle Wilfiey Decem-
Der 30, and was a surprise to their many
friends The bride is the youngest
daughter of Mrs. Estella 3. Meade and
the son of Rev. Andrew Lilge Of Edmon-
| ton Alta. Canada, and is a civil engi-
necr, with offices in Chicago, where he
and Mrs. Lilge Will reside and be at
home after February ].
! Mr.. and Mrs. T. Emerson Rose an
nounce the engagement of their elder
daughter. Emavieve. and Mr.. Edwin
STAGE Coles of Mansfield. Pa. The we'd
ding will take place January - at the
home of the brides parents, 3o1 street
northeast.
| Mrs. Meyer wife Of the Secretary of
the Navy. will receive the guests at the
/ first Of the Bachelors cotillons, which
will be held Wednesday evening at the
| New Willard
Grace Church, The Plains. Va. was the
scene of a pretty wedding Wednesday
| evening last. when Miss Estelle Welch
label BECAME e.se the bride d,,,,. OF Mr.: James
The bride. attired in white lace over
messaline with pearl trimmings. her only
ornament being the groom's gift. rope
of pearls. was given in marriage by her
cousin, Mr.. Robert Murray. and was
attended by Miss Lucie Mortimer OF this
city as maid OF honor: Mrs. George l.:
Davis Of Durham: n G.. as matron o. OF
and Miss Agnes Morecock OF Williams
burg, as bridesmaids. and two little
cousins, Julia Davis and Alice Virgin: a
best man was Mr.. Wander Lane Of VIII
liamsburg. and the ushers were DR.
4 Thomas 3. Cochran of Alexandria, Mr..
James MURRAY and Mr.. Kger Of The
and Messrs. Peachy and Warburton OF
Williamsburg. a large reception followed
the ceremony. at the home OF Miss Alice
Murray, cousin Of the bride, and the
tended wedding journey. They will re-
side in Williamsburg. where Mr.. Christian
is in business: The color scheme carried
out by the bridesmaids dresses was pink
and green. which had an effective settine
in the elaborate Christmas decorations
Of the church. Mrs. James Machen OF
, this city presided at the organ. the cere-
mony being performed by Rev. John Nor.
wood of The Plains.
Mrs George S. Cooper entertained a.
dance for her daughter, Miss Heller
Wycliffe Cooper. Saturday evening.
Among the guests present were Mist
Messenger. Miss Frances Carpenter. Miss
Wessin, Miss Marion True, Miss Louise
White, Miss Ataude Parker, Miss Mary
! Radford. Miss Maitland Piper. Miss Shep
herd. Miss Glendor MILAN, Miss Virginia
MILAN, Mrs. Albert Rust, Mrs. Margare
Padgett. Miss Florence Thornton, Mis-!
Elise Browning, Miss Margaret Young
Miss Dorothy rot s,s smallwooS S.nn Dr. Nc Me-
John Howard Mr.. Henry Holcomb, Mr.
Ingles. Mr.. Hineman. DR.. Wolfe, Mr.
, Lent. Mr.. George Polhemus. Mr.. McRa1
Parker. Mr.. Brantz Bryan, Mr.. REGINALD
!. Geare. DR.. D. w. Prentiss, Mr.. Hopkins
! Mr.. Webster True. Mr.. Hill, DR.. Snowden
Mr.. Worthing,on Campbell, Mr. Graham,
! Mr.. Coburn. Ny. Rust, Mr.. Heirs Border
, and Mr.. Baily.
, Miss Hortense Hersor1 OF Washington
gave a camp reunion luncheon Saturda.
at the Hotel Wolcott. New York Cover
! were laid for tifty-eight and the tables
: were decorated with crimson carnaton
. and smilax.
!, Mrs. Walter II. Bryant is the guest
! until after New Year, of Gen. and Mrs
! George L. Gillespie.
MIS-. FrcO W nyIc OF 81 4ti Stfec
: northeast. has her nephew and niece
Mr. Stuart Messer and Miss Helen Mes
!, ser OF New York. as guests for the holi
!, days
: Miss Annie Gibson and Miss Ruth Dun
, nington have returned home after spend
ing Christmas week with relatives II
southern Maryland.
: Miss Fannie Virginia Burke, a. season
debutante, was a hostess at a charming
luncheon Friday at her home on o street
Those attending were Miss Doroth!
9 Brooks and Miss Dorothy Taylor, ais
: two Of the seasons buds, and Capt. ant
2 Mrs. Bootes, u s. NJ. G.: Mrs. uberroth
z Miss Allen, Cadets Brown. Holcombe
Z Ensles and Hineman. of y, est Pont; Lieut.
3 Booton, L. s. A, and Mr.. Byrd. Tn
5 luncheon was followed by a theate
3 party.
9 Mrs. Howard Y. Willett will be at HON
3 at Hammond Court January and Is