Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-30

residence, on G street, which was elab-
orately decorated with chrysanthe-
NUNS. roses and foliage plants.
Mrs. Ti1lman looked extremely hand
some In dispensing the hospitality of
nef nome, and wore her own wedding
dress, OF creamy white satin trimmed
with her great grandm others lace.
The brides presents made valuable
and gl1ttering array in the library.
When the couple left for their honey
moon travels, Mrs. Frazer wore a very
smart suit of dark blue serge trimmed
with monkey fur, and small black
fur-trimmed hat. Their future home
will be in Nashville, Tenn, where a
new house awaits the bride.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Shelby Williams of Nash
vile, Tenn; Mr.. and Mrs. George Fra
ger, Mr.. and Mrs. James Frazer. Mr.
Joe Frazer of Nashville, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Moore S:tillwell of New
York, DR.. and Mrs. d. NJ. Hall of Glen
Falls. Mrs. ST. John Butler of New
York, Miss Saurman of Philadelphia,
Miss Louise Tillman of Nashville, Mr..
and Mrs. r. c. McChord of New York.
Secretary and Mrs. McAdoo went to
New York yesterday and are to stay at
the Vanderbilt for few days.
Miss Helen walcott entertained at din
ner last night for Miss Louise HELEN
and Mr. Thomas w. Bowers. whose mar
riage takes place tomorrow
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Taft. who have
riage. will arrive today and will be
" tn Mrs. Bowers for a few days. Others
who will arrive today for the wedding
are MIR. and Mrs. William Corcoran
hcme at Leesburg, Va: Miss Celestine
FuStiS Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock Mr. and
Mrs. Julian Peabody and Mrs. r. f.
Almirall. all of Long Island, and Mr..
town. Conn. Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Ed
gar and Miss Mariory Edgar of Minne-
apolis arrived several days ago
Miss Julia F. GoIdsborough, daughter
of Mrs. f. X. Goldsborough. of this
city. is the guest of her aunt, Miss
Caroline Farr, of Philadelphia. for a
week or so.
Miss Frances Moore. daughter of Mrs.
Clarence Moore. is Wis ting Miss Marie
Louise Wanamaker at Millrose. Jenkin-
town, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mitchell Bunker
of San Francisco, who have been visit
ing Miss NJ. Louise Carr. left for home
Wednesday night
Mrs. r. H. Warder who spent several
months at Colorado Springs. is again at
her residence on X street.
Mrs. William F. Hase has joined Capt
Hase, who is on duty as an assistant
to the chief OF coast artillery. They
have taken a house at 1879 o1st street
northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Jorss entertained
about ninety guests last night at de-
lightful reception given at Rauschers
to mark their silver wedding anniver-
sary. dinner party preceded and
dancing followed.
The host and hostess, the latter wear
ing an elegant dress of silver-gray vel
vet and chiffon, and corsage bouquet
of yellow roses, we've assisted by their
daughter. Miss Elsie Jorss. who Wore
dainty dress of pale pink taffeta and
corsage OF pink roses. Mr.. Carl Jorss
also assisted his parents. A pleasing
feature was the presence of Mr.. N
kubel. Mr. Rudolph Schuyler and Mr..
j. Albrecht. who We're ushers at the
marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. Jorss in the
German Lutheran Church. this city,
tWenty-fiv years ago. Mrs. kubel,
goWned in black satin and jet: Mrs.
Schuyler, in white satin and lace, and
Mrs. Albrecht, in white chiffon and
lace, We're also in the receiving party.
The ball rooms were decorated with
palms and roses and the dinner table
was adorned also with roses.
gold and silver contest, both must
cal and oratorical, will be given by
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