Evening star., 1912-11-15

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| brief visit at the White House.
The first of the cabinet dinners is set
for December 10. when the President and
| Mrs. Taft will be entertained by the
Secretary of State and Mrs. Knox.
| Mrs. John Miller Horton gave one of tho
| handsomest entertainments Of the Nce.s
| today at the New Willard, when the ma
tional officers of the United Daughters
of the Confederacy were her honor guests
at an informal luncheon The hostess, as
sisted by Mrs. Matthew /. Scott and
other national officers of the d. A r.. re-
ceived in a large private parlor, where
a decoration of red and white roses was
| in place in compliment to the honor
guests. Mrs. Horton wore an elegant
gown of pompadour satin. A large num-
| ber of guests enjoyed the hospitality.
| Capt William b. Caperton, U. S. ~.
and Mrs. Caperton gave dinner last
night at the naval station. Newport
The guests We're Rear Admiral Leavltt
C. Logan L. 5. n, retired. and Mrs.
/ Logan. Brig. Gen. William Ennis, l. ),
| A.. and Mrs. Ennis, Mr.. and Mrs
| Charles Potter Killing, Paymaster TIM
othy S. O'Leary, L. S. ~; Asst. Pay
master Robert S. Chew, jr., I. 5. NJ,
and Miss Marguerite Caperton.
Commander Victor Blue. L. s. n, ard
Mrs Blue, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Spencer
and Miss Margery Cotton went to An
napoiis today to spend the week end
with Lieut. Commander and Mrs. Archl-
| bald Davis and attend the dinner which
! Commander and Mrs. Davis will give to-
night in honor of the superintendent of
the Naval Academy and Mrs. john II.
Gibbons.
or;f Po,ha,Yr nd hnr re-
cent guest Miss Isabelle Mersman,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto l.. Mers-
man of st. Louis, left today for the latter
city, where the former will remain sew
eral weeks at the Mersman home.
They broke their journey in Philadelphia,
where a luncheon was given in their
honor, and where Miss Randolph and
Miss Smith will join them on the trip to
ISt Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman F. Tucker and
family, recently of Brookline, Mass. have
been visiting Mrs. fuckers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William F. Meyers of Irving
street northwest. They leave Monday for
their new home in Seattle, Wash.
Col. and Mrs. ]. F. Reynolds Lands,
L. s. A.. have returned to Washington,
after an absence of more than five years.
tary attache of our embassy In Rome,
Italy. Col. and Mrs. Lands are tenn
porarily at the Toronto. 10th and p
streets. while their own house, 1413 21st
street, is being prepared for occupancy.
Mr. and Mrs Frederick W. Matteson
of 1888 Woodley lane have sent out in
vitations for a tea Tuesday, November
26, when their daughter. Miss Elizabeth
Love Matteson, will be presented.
The marriage of Miss Edwinetta Shelton
Schroeder. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
C. Schroeder, and Mr.. Charles Stuart
Zurhorst. both of this city, will take
place December 2.
Tomorrow afternoon from 3 to 5 the
Chinese ladies Of the Chinese chapel
2O7 John Marshall place, will be at home
to their friends.
Mrs Bing, assisted by Mrs. Moy Sue
and Mrs. Moy Sing, will preside at tht
tea table. Mrs. George Thompson
Prewitt wf1l give a talk on temperance
to the Chinese women, Mrs. Bing acting
as interpreter
Monday evening last at the home o
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l. Jarboe IA party wa:
given for their daughter, Gertrude Marie
Il to celebrate her eighteenth anniversary
The house was handsomely decorated il
crepe paper, flowers and ferns. After
dancing and games were INDUCED in the
guests assembled in the dining room
where an elaborate table was served
Lola Bailey. Ethel Mnot. Virginia Riley
!. Margurite Hawkins Clara Haas. Ethe
Houseman. Mary Jarboe. Ethel Preston
Elizabeth Tautmann and Josephine Jar
Doe; Messrs. Robert Jackson, Herman
Ward, James Minot, Robert Riley, Johr
!, and William Collins, Edward Connors
Earl Hutchins. Elmer Chapple. Anstir
Laughlin. Samuel Haas. Elmer Garner
and Austin and Charles Jarboe.
The valman Girls Club gave theatel
party in honor of Miss Mary Klein
birthday yesterday. Members presen
were: Miss Mary Rosenberg. president
Miss Martha Klein. secretary and treas
Schaffer, Miss Anna Gibberman and Mis-!
Leah Kawersky.
Monday evening Mrs. J. Herbert Rob.
inson gave miscellaneous shower at hel
residence. 123 Rhode Island avenue north
east, in honor of Miss Elsie Ernst. The
evening was spent in paying various
games and opening the gifts received by
the bride-to-be. Those present We're Mrs
Winthrop A. Roberts. Mrs. Finis d. Nor
ris, Mrs. James 3. Robinson. Mrs Wi,
liam Fidler and the Misses Estella c
Carroll, Mary Ernst, Viola King, Cora
Melton. Ti,ly Ernst, Viola Mallet, Sadie
Wood, Helen Morris ard Helen Thomas
| Mrs. Fred 7. Dubois entertained a
luncheon today in honor of her cousin
Mrs. Augustus Hall Bishop who has
been her guest at the Cairo for the pas
month Among those invited were Mrs
Champ Clark, Mrs Pitzer. Mrs. c. E
Morton, Mrs. b. D. Price, Mrs. Wallace
De Witt. Mrs. Marion P. Maus. Miss
Nettie White, Mrs. Sias Wolfe, Mrs. L
B. Lamar. Mrs. Henry c. Hodges. jr.
Mrs. Charles Candy and Mrs. Franklin
Schneider and Mrs. Anderson.
The marriage of Miss Pauline Elizabeth
Zelf and Mr.. Michael A. Weller took place
last night at $ o'clock at the Sacred Hear,
II Church.
}. The impressive ceremony was perform
ed by the pastor. Rev. Father McGee.
White chrysanthemums formed the
decoration on the altar. for which pa inns
and autumn leaves made an effective
BACKGROUND.
The bride entered with her father. Mr.
George r. Zeh. to the strains of the "Lo-
hengrin" wedding march, and looked very
charming in her gown of ivory crepe
meteor, handsomely embroidered in
pearls. The bodice was trimmed with
princess lace and orange blossoms fas-
tened her tulle veil.
She carried shower of bride roses and
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