Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-29

Miss Angela Chappalier. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chappalier of Q street,
gave a Christmas dance from to 10
o clock last night.
Mrs. Julia Barr entertained at dinner
Wednesday and later in the evening a
number of young people were invited to
meet Mr. Franklin Adams of Los An
geles, Cal, who is attending the National
Cathedral School here for boys
1.-The Little Busy Bees" a club recently
organized by seven little girls, was enter
tanned Tuesday at the home of the presi-
dent, Ethel Schneider, the younger
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. F.. Schnei-
der. The decorations We're the customary
holiday garlandS. Games were played and
a collection was taken which amounted
to s., which was sent to poor woman
with seven children as Christmas gift.
The members are Marguerite Dubois,
Elizabeth Dubois, Bette Burne, Mamie
Arrange, Catherine Anderson and Annie
Reichman.
A pleasant surprise party was given
Monday night in honor of Miss Lille
Townsend of 26 Q street northeast. who
is home from college for the holidays.
and Miss Pearl Randolph of Salem, w.
Va, who is her guest
Among those present were Miss Pearl
Randolph. Miss Lille Townsend, Miss
Katie Hartig, Miss Ray Shreve. Miss Mil
dred Shreve, Miss Lillian Galipin, Miss
Jessie Townsend and Mr.. Eugene Brent,
Mr.. Clyde Buchannon, Mr.. George Fow-
Ter, Mr.. Niles Freeman, Mr.. Will Hartig,
Mr.. Lawrence Lewis. Mr.. Frank Lake,
Mr.. Thurston Miller, Mr.. VIII Morcock
and Mr.. Leslie Wight
Miss Edith Oriana entertained Friday
afternoon in honor of her classmates at
a chatting dish luncheon. The table was
prettily decorated with Killarney roses.
They also formed the decorations in the
drawing room. Those present were
Misses NJ. Burns, V. Haley, A. Murphy
Misses Catherine Hoffman and Victoria
Oriana. both cousins of the hostess, were
also present.
The Wilson Pleasure Club gave Christ
mas party at the residence of Misses
Mary and Margaret Victory, 1907 10th
street northwest. Music and dancing We're
the features of the evening. Dinner was
served at an early hour and refreshments
at the last Those present We're Messrs
rett, Miller Yates, John l.. Sullivan. Philip
Hungerford, Clause Gathgens, Gordon
Holland, Leo Callahan. Lynch Waller and
John and Thomas Victory, Marie Buck
ley, Blanche Glorius, Margaret OConnell
Catherine Veehman, Catherine OConnell,
Ella Graney, katherine and Mary Snow
Ethel Deans, Catherine Keyster and
Grace Walter.
Miss Arm Lee Conger, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. c. II. Conger gave dance
December 26. Among those present We're
Mr.. and Mrs. c. III. Conger. Mr.. and Mrs.
+. F. NJ Her, Misses Barbara Thorp,
Martenia Charles. Ruth Frances. Anna
Lee Conger, Ruth Brannburg. Corinne
Payne, Valerie Marshall, Dorothy Buell..
Helen Bridget, Ruth Graf, Ruth Serrin.
Grace Crossley. Phebe Ludlow. NJ.
Marcy, Marjorie McElwee. Fay Hull,
Rosa lie Conger Miss Middleton and Miss
Buckner. also Messrs William Kump.
George Charles, w. III. Harrison, George
L;pscome, Parker Seitz, Warner Pumph-
Neeham, r. T. Hopkins, r. w. Dowden.
L. Ans ey. George Hane, w. Milsted and
F. Bridget.
Miss Ruth Rizer of 1464 Belmont street
northwest entertained at a del ghtful tea
last Monday afternoon from until q
O'Clock for her sister Miss Isabel RiZer.
Ass sting Miss RiZer We're Miss Bess Bid
well. student at Columbia College, New
York and Miss Mabel Twomey of De-
troit Mich.
MIR. Rutherford Wysong and Miss Corah
Elizabeth Pitts, both of this city, were
married in Shepherdstown, w. Va, last
Saturday evening. The ceremony was
performed at Sudley Place. the home of
the grooms relatives. by Rev. Charles F.
Freeman, of the Reformed Church Only
a few members of the families interested
were present, including Mrs. h. Anna
Draper, sister of the bride. and Mr. Josiah
Bedon of Washington. Mr. Wysong. who
grandson of the late John Wysong OF
this vicinity, and a son OF the late DR..