Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-12
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feature of the evening being a moot
court, in which Miss Fannie \. Reynolds
brought suit against Mr.. Charles Jenkin-
son for breach of promise. Mr. George
Z. Hazleton acting as presiding judge.
Miss Virginia Porter was the crier of
the court Mr.. Charles H. Turner attor-
ney for the plaintiff: Mr.. ]. l. Whitford
for the defendant The following jurors
We're chosen: Mrs. G. H. Turner, Mrs. L.
E. Fisher, Mrs. c. f. Bowker, Mrs. J. a..
Whitford, Mr. Browne and Mr. c. III.
Hoyt A musical program was followed
by refreshments
The regular Wednesday afternoon '.at
home at the Young Women's Christian
Associati ton Will this afternoon be in charge
of a committee of the religious work de-
partment, of which DIR. Ada r. Thomas Is
chairman. Other members of the commit
tee who will assist in receiving and serv-
ing are Mrs. Robert l.. Page of North
Carolina. Mrs. III. :. Pinkham Mrs Thomas
NJ. Price, Miss Mabel n Thurston. Miss
julia Branch Hoge. Miss EGnice Mead.
Miss Louie Dale Leeds. Miss Katherine
Baird. Miss Esthe: Linlsins. Miss Rosa
mond ID. Langworthy. Mrs Grace +.
Pickford, Mrs. Anna Brown and Miss
Alice NJ Holmes There will be twelve
young ladies. chosen from the different
ushers 10 show people over the new
rooms at $50 + street. The color scheme
OF the tea table will be in blue and gold
with yellow spring flowers for the center
piece.
Mrs. Benjamin H. Warder of this city
VINO recently returned from South Amer.
lea with her daughter, Mrs. Garrett, is
at Colorado SPRINGS with another daugh-
ter, Mrs Ward Theron. who makes he1
winter home in that city
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Marshall Force
announce the marriage of their daughter
Alice to Mr.. Albert Terrell Mason, Tues
day, FEBRUARY IL, at the Rockingham, in
the presence of small company of rela-
tives and intimate friends. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. J. fleming
helms of the Church of the Ascension
Mr. Mason is chief clerk to the assistant to
the general manager of the Southern Rail
way Company. Mr. and Mrs. Mason left
at once for trip to Cuba. On their re-
turn to Washington they will reside at
142i K street northwest.
Dr.. and Mrs. c. Augustus Simpson will
entertain at dinner tonight in honor of
DR.. Hideyo Noguchi of the Rockefeller
Institute, when their guests will be Capt.
and Mrs. Theodore Gibbs Dewey. Mr.. j.
j. Darlington, Miss Darlington, Capt. and
Mrs. II. j. Nichols and Capt. and Mrs
Charles F. Craig. An informal reception
from 10 to Il will follow, to which the
District Medical Society has been in
vited.
The first meeting of the Skating Club,
under the auspices OF the Navy Relief
Society," was held yesterday afternoon,
and was attended by many of the leaders
of Washington society. The Mayfower's
band played for the skaters, While the non
skaters We're entertained at dainty tea
tables near the rink. The members of
the club were received by Mrs Alexander
Sharp and Mrs. +. +. Fletcher, wife of
Rear admiral Fletcher, commanding the
second division of the Atlantic fleet. The
officers of the Navy and the Marine Corps
We're represented by the floor committee,
which included Lieut.. Commander Court
ney. Maj. J. T. Myers. Maj. Low, Com
mander Jewell. Capt. Brown. Capt. Little,
Naval Constructor II. S. Howard. Com
mander McCully, commanding the L. s.
S. Mayfiower; Lieut.. Stirling. Lieut..
hrauss and Lieut.. Douglas.
Among those present We're Mrs. FL
bridge Jordan. Mrs. Robert Roosevelt,
Mrs. Summerlin, the Misses Downing, the
Misses Fitch. Mrs. William Corcoran
Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. Colby Dodge, Mrs.
Frank S. Beatty, the Misses Crane Miss
Elena Calderon. the Misses Finley. Miss
Rebekah Wilmer. Mrs. G.. Thomas Dun
lop, Mrs. Littlefield. Miss Dasha Allen,
the Misses Greble. Miss Schroeder. Mrs.
L. l.. v.
Commander and Mrs. Crosley. Admiral
Holiday, NJ Schmolk of the Netherlands
legation, Paymaster Merritt. Mr.. Myron
Parker, Mr.. j. William Henry. Lieut..
Madison. Mr.. r. S Hume, DR.. Boyd
Dixon and Lieut.. Irwin.
The Skating Club Will continue to meet
Tuesdays in Lent.
Mrs. Harvey f. Jester. for, the en-
suing week. will have as her house
guests Mrs. Lionel NJ. Parker and her
little daughter of Porto Rico. Mr.. Par
ker, who is brother of Sir Gilbert Par
ker. the novelist, has plantation out of
San Juan. Mrs Parker was Miss Grace
Marks.
Mrs Pomerene. at the Highlands, will
be at home tomorrow and will have as
sisting her mother, Mrs. Caroline =.
Bockius; her sister. Mrs Catherine +.
Brant of Canton, and Mrs. Frank Pom
creme of CoShocton, Ohio.
The ffty-first wedding anniversary of
Mr. and Mrs. Louis p Seibold was cele-
brated by a family dinner party at the
residence of their son, Frederic w. Sci
bold 1726 Lamont street northwest, last
evening.
groom. were Mr.. and Mrs. George G..
Seibold Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic W. Sci
bold, Mr.. and Mrs w. j. E. Browne,
Cen and Mrs. Edward w. Whitaker,
Mr.. ana MIS-. James w. bellef. MT. ana
Mrs Shirley f. Downing, Theodosia
Darling Seibold. George Vaughan Seibold,
Masters Louis A. Browne, Louis Edward
Seibold and Frederic Seibold.
kilograms and letters of congratula-
lions were received from numerous rel
atives and friends among them being a
message from newspaper associates of
the eldest son. Louis, who is associated
with the New York World, renewing con-
ordinations so beautifully extended to
the bride and groom on the occasion of
their golden wedding anniversary a year
ago. when a delegation made Il special
trip from New York to present two
golden loving cups.
Music and dancing were INDUCED in