Evening star., 1915-11-15
INTEREST
IN AND OUT OF TOWN
Mrs. James Vaudeville Carlisle
Gives Tea This Afternoon
for Mrs. Polk.
Entertainments for Br1oes-to>oe'
-Dinners-Recent
Events-Notes.

| Mrs. Walter Bruce Howe and Nine.
Jules Henri de Sibour will preside at
| the tea table.
Col. Robert NJ Thompson will enter
| tain at a large luncheon tomorrow In
| honor of the directors OF the navy
| League who are attending the confer
| ence here.
| A tea and housewarming will be held
| at the Washington Fencers Club this
| afternoon at o'clock at their new
| quarters, 1141 Connecticut avenue.
| Col. Robert NJ. Thompson is the presi
dent of the club.
| There will be a number of exhibition
| bouts between members of the club and
| later there will be dancing.
Mrs. Charles Grayson Dulin, 1925 K
| street, has invitations out for Tuesday
afternoon, December 7, from until Z.
| when her daughter. Miss Beatrice Du-
| lin. will be presented.
| Miss Dulin will give luncheon fol
debutantes late this month.
Mrs. Charles Justus Wick of Youngs-
town, Ohio, has announced the en-
| gagement of her daughter Dorothy and
Mr.. William Barnard Curtis. formerly
of Chevy Chase, Md. and now OF
| Youngstown.
| Miss Kingsbury entertained at a
bridge party this afternoon in compli-
ford of New York, and Miss Julia Lit
| tell, bride of next Saturday. Ad-
ditional guests were invited to the tea
which followed.
| Miss Esther Whiting is entertaining
at a shower followed by tea this aft
ernoon in compliment to Miss Elizabeth
Garland, a bride to-b be of next week.
Miss Whiting will be assisted by her
mother, Mrs. A. A. Cederwald. and Miss
Elizabeth Matterson.
| Miss Katherine Beach will give a
shower for Miss Garland tomorrow aft
ernoOn.
The marriage of Miss Nancy John
son and Lieut. Roscoe Campbell Craw-
will take place quietly Wednesday aft
ernoon at 4 o'clock at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben John
| son, in Bardstown, KY. in the presence
Of the two families and a few close
| friends.
Miss Margaret McChord of this city
will be the maid of honor and Lieut..
Bradford Chenoweth. United States
Engineer Corps, will be the best man.
| The only other attendant will be the
| flower girl. Miss Rebecca Cox Talbot
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Manders announce
the marriage of their daughter, Miss
| Rachael V. Newman, and Mr.. Arthur
| T.. Manders.
| The ceremony took place Wednesday.
November 10. at 10 am, at the home
of the brides parents, the Rev. c. r.
Stetson officiating
| The wedding was very quiet owing to
the recent illness of the bride, and for
that reason the date was changed.
Inc bride wore smart tailored suit
| or burgundy color cloth, trimmed with
fox fur. and velvet hat Of a lighter
shade.
There were no attendants and only a
| family party witnessed the ceremony
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Manders left immediately
after for northern trip. They will
hold a reception November 22. from &
to II pm, at their future home. 626
A street southeast
| Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Marburp wi1,
entertain at dinner this evening at
| their residence in Baltimore for their
I daughter, Miss Christine Marburp. and
JonKheer A: w. l.. Tjarda van Starken-
| porSh StachouWer, whose wedding to-
morrow evening at Old st. Paups
Church will be one of the brillia nj
| events OF the season. The guests will
| include the members of the wedding
party and a few additional guests
Mrs Robert r. Hit and Mr.. r 8
reynolds Hit are at White SULPHUR
| Springs, V" va.
| Commander and Mrs. Geor1e r.
Smith entertained at supper last night
when their guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Gaarrs Gaar,es v. whaaee Wheeler Mr., and Mrs.
Lang, Miss Sara Farrell, Lieut.. Thomp-
son, U. S. N, and Mr.. F. E. Michel.
| Mrs William ]. Kelly. wife Of N.
United states consul at Rome, gave a
dinner last evening, when her guests
included Mrs Ezra koon, Miss Edith
koon, Mrs. Frank Hatton and Mr.. Nc
Clure Kelly.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Gates of
Petworth gave birthday party for
their son George Thursday evening.
resentative John Nelson of Wisconsin.
told the children amusing stories, and
| after games of various sorts were
played refreshments were served.
Mrs. Vernon Kelley Aubrey and Ernest
Kelley, Mrs. William Brown of Alex
andria; Mrs. Lipscomb of Lynchburg,
Mrs. Martin and son, Mrs. Curly Brown,
Dorcas Slagel. Catherine BSucherst
Reta Roach, Margaret Evans, Eleanor
Spun, Francis Brown, Samuel De Bin
der, Kenneth and Ralph Smith. James
Robert Nelson. Joseph Trew. Bill Sui
livan, Chauncey Davis. Howard Rup.
pert and Charles Horner.
Capt. H. F. Dalton. 23 Infantry. has
Joined Mrs. Dalton at their apartment
at the Cairo, and will spend his leave
in Washington. New York and Boston
Capt. Dalton has arrived from duty
with his regiment at Texas City and
Jacksonville, Fla.
Miss Lucy Fitzhugh whaley, whose
marriage to Mr.. J. William Jones of this
city will take place next month, waf
given surprise kitchen shower by her
! friends at her home, All 9Th street south.
west, Wednesday evening.
Recitations and music were enjoyed
after which refreshments were served
1.-The house was decorated with autumn
leaves, and in the dining room a color
scheme of pink and white was effectively
carried out.
The guests were the Misses Marian
Newcomb, Marian Robson. Gertrude
Crane. Eunice and Dorothea Hartley,
Annie, Margaret and Melissa Lester
Mabel Evans. Ada Lissowitz, Edna Tay,
lor, Florence Hospital, Helen Cross, Lulu
Jones' Bessie Sanford. May Jones. Mary.
Irene and Anna Whaley and Mrs. r q
lWhaley.
Mr. and Ms. Franklin I. Brown of
New York and Dobbs Ferry, N Y, have
jannounced the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Dorothy E. Brown. and
Samuel Hoay and a nephew Of the late
limited States Senator George r. Hoar
of Massachusetts.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred A Harley OF George