Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-04
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
SEVERAL ENGAGEMENTS MADE
PUBLIC TODAY.
Other Happenings of Special Inter-
est-Travel Plans.
Personals.

MIR. and Mrs. William Thomas clover
announce the enga cement Of their
daughter. Emily Sophia chardson
Glover. to Capt William r. Doores,
Coast Artillery Corps. United states
Army.
The wedding will talk. place at /
O'clock Thursday. December =. at the
Tome OF tn" brides parents
The Attorney General and Mrs
1882 18th street. which they have
leased fully furnished from col. aud
Mrs. H. o. $, Hiestana
Col. and Mrs. Hiestand have taken
an apartment at No. 1921 10th street,
where they will spend the next I'VE or
six weeks.
The marriage of Miss Leila Harrison.
daughter Of Mrs. George 7. Harrison.
and Lieut.. Godfrey Kevas. 9Th cav
airy. L. $. A., will be at 81. Matthew s
church on the afternoon Of December
j. Thc brides attendants viii include
Miss Dorothy Aleshirc. rs maid OF
homo. and Miss Josephine Gurus of
\ ork and Miss Ruth Anderson and
Miss Margaret Treat OF this city
The marriage of Miss Doris Hay wood
ana Dr. Howard Hume will take place
at the Church of the Covenant on the
afternoon Of December and will be
1ollowed by reception at the home of
the brides mother. Mrs. William Hay
wood
Miss IIaywood's attendants will in
Guide Mrs Chester T. Barnett formerly
Miss Katherine Brown, as matrou of
honor. and Miss Elizabeth Collins as
maid Of honor. The bridesmaids will
be Miss Julia Whiting. Miss Louise
Rayne and Miss Elsie Downing of this
city and Miss Virginia Scully of New
YORK. The list of ushcrs has not yet
been completed
MI and Mrs. Frank Waite an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Frances to Mr.. William Dake
Campbell Of Nashville, Tenn. The date
OF the Wedding has not been decided.
Announcement of the enga cement of
Miss Mary Augusta Armour OF Kansas
city to James Clement Dunn. son of
John H. Dunn OF Newark, ~ j., has
armour is a daughter of the late Kirk
land B. Armour and a niece of Philip
d: Armour. Her mother is now the
wife of Capt. Charles LittIefield United
states Army. retired.
Miss Armour and her tiauce first moi
81 the wedding of his brother. Edward
~. Dunn, i'll New York. i'll April, 1913.
she was maid Of honor and Mir Dunn
was best MAJ
Col. y. Golejewski. military attache
I" the Russian embassy. and Mrs Cole
5eTshi went to New Yorl. Yesterday
and are at the Vanderbilt.
AT the home of Mr. and Airs Henry
night. forty of tho little friends of
their two sons, Henry and Joseph.
were entertained al q masquerade
party, BEFORE the removal of the
masks the fairies. witches. clowns
and other weird figures tool. part in
march. after which dannin. and
games appropriate to the evening were
enjoyed. Those present We're Misses
Kathryn Beck. Grace Padeett. Gertrude
Lucas, Marion brown. Dorothy. Bern
ardlne. Evelyn and Irma NeSline, Mabel
anderson. Louise Rice. Ethel Baker,
Marie Pates, Ethel Mowatt. Mae Plass
Evelyn Fraas. Winifred Faunca and
Mary Lorraine Littleton, and Masters
Rooert steele; Benson and Hunter
Rowe, Jerome Hartnett Gordon eraser.
Walter Baker. Herbert Lien, Frank and
thllip Llttleton. Richard and Walter
Powers. Kenneth and Arthur Harmon.
Howard Collins, Elmer Stein. Edward
Dowden. Lotsi Szata, George Averv
Frank Nesline. jr: Baby Bernard
Holman and Henry and Joseph
k!inge. Pa
Miss Helen iFendrick and Mr. Royal
afternoon Mt the home of the bride s
mother. Mrs. David Stewart Hendrick,
IN the presence of their immediate
relatives. The bride wore a tete negre
chiffon velvet costume and hat to
match, and carried orchids Miss LII
ian Hendrick. as maid of honor for her
sister, wore a dark blue suit and a
large velvet hat. Mr.. Thilman Hen
drick was best man. and Rev Father
Buckley of st. Matthew'S Church per
formed the ceremony. Following a
trip to the Pacific coast, Mr. and Mrs
Nckenna will reside at the Avondale
where they will receive their friends
after January |. Mrs. Edgar Edmon-
ston Of Baltimore. sister of the bride
was present at the wedding.
The Arintilc Social Club held it's
first party of this season October 81
at the residence of MIR. and Mrs. Hum
phrey, 1915 6tl. street northwest. The
house was Hastily decorated for the
occasion Games were participated in
until r. late hour. when refreshments
were served Those who attended were
Mr. and Mrs. Humphrey, the MesSrS. n
Humphrey =. MacMahon. l.. Miles. j.
Miles, T.. knopf. T. Griffith. IL. Burnett,
NJ. Clements and C. Trumble, Misses H.
Ward. NJ. Kopf. V. Gilmore. V. Roose
NJ. Buckley. NJ. Burnett, y. Link. II.
WEIGH and +. Michigan.
Miss Gertrude Clancy entertained
at her residence Saturday evening at
"a masquerade party and dance; The
house was tastefuily decorated with
autumn leaves and garlands inter
mingled with miniature incandescent
lights Of various co!ors. Suspended
from the ceiling were numerous lam
terms of all sizes oddly decorated for
the occasion. Halloween games. music
and dancing were INDUCED in until a
late hour, when the happy party
trailed to the supper room. where a
yery elaborate repast was served. COW
ers being laid for twenty-four guests.
T;n;oue favors were given as souvenirs
Of the evening.
Those present We're Misses Lena
Munger Elsie BookhultZ. Ethel Olsen
Marie Bromley, Irene Bromley, Cor
nelia Snedecor of Long Island. Elsie
Pitt. Lucy Mccarthy and Anna Nc
carthy of Rvert,ale, Md: Messrs
paul Day. Mitchell Hickey. Joseph
HODGES Milford Bookhultz. William