Evening star., 1915-12-27
EVENTS Of INTEREST
IN AND OUT OF TOWN
Mrs. David Stewart Hendrlck to
Give Tea Dance to Present
Her Daughter.
Miss Ruth Lester Honor Guest at
Dance Tonight-Dinners and
MISUNDERSTANDING.

clude Mrs. Josephus Daniels, Mrs.
| Thomas Martin. Mrs. Sidney Ballou,
Mrs. Frederick Holton, Mrs. Joseph
Kuhn. Mrs. Charles L. Sturtevant, Miss
Hitchings, Mrs. Oscar Underwood, and
the d.abutante's sisters. Mrs. Edgar Ed
monston of Baltimore. and Mrs. Royal
I. McKenna; Mrs. David Hendrick, Miss
Gladys Hinckley. Miss Adelaide Heath,
| Mrs. Howard Hume. Baroness Won
| Winekler, Miss Georgia Schof1eld, Miss
Elizabeth Harding. Miss jeanette Cow
| an. Miss Catherine Burdette, Miss Hoke
| Smith. Miss Beatrice Clover. Miss Sally
| Beecher. Miss Teresa Granda Pezet,
| Miss Evelina Gleaves, Miss Margaret
Howard. Miss Lucy Hall, Miss Margaret
Read. Miss Ruth Lester. Miss Helen
| Blodgett. Miss Alice Wilson of Balti-
more, Mrs. James Lawton Karrick and
Miss Grynga Raybaud.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wharton E. Lester will
entertain at large dance this evening.
| at Rauschers. in compliment to their
debutante daughter, Miss Ruth Lester.
Among those who will give dinners
before the dance will be Mr.. and Mrs.
| Thomas Armat. Miss Louise Clark and
Miss Katherine Effinger.
| Miss Beatrice Dulin. daughter of Mrs.
| Charles Grayson Dulin, who has gone
| 70 new 1OTk 10 Keep several 6OCldl ell
| gagements, is expected to return Fri
| day.
| The assistant attorney general and
Mrs. Samuel Jordan Graham gave de-
| lightful eggnog party at their home. on
Colubmia road, Christmas afternoon.
| The spacious rooms of this beautiful
old residence were decorated with holly,
| during the afternoon Miss Barbee,
| friend of the hostess, recited several
Christmas stories.
This evening Miss Mary Graham will
give a dinner before the Lester dance
for her guest, Miss Cornelia Christian.
daughter Of Judge and Mrs. Henry
Christian of Lynchburg. Va. who is
Mrs. Graham and Miss Graham will
be at home the first and third Mondays
| in January.
Mrs. James R. Mann entertained at
as B. Dunn.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Shepherd enter
tanned at dinner Christmas day. in
honor of Lieut.. Col and Mrs. Robert
| Fisher Ames of Boston.
Cadet Aaron Bradshaw, r., Unite United q
States Military ACADEMY. Is visiting
his father for the holidays.
Mr.. Mason Remey has returned to
Washington from an extended tour on
the Pacific coast and In Hawaii ana
the home of his parents. Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Remey.
Cards have been received here for the
marriage on December 20 OF Miss Daisy
Ethel Trowbridge. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Trowbridge. formerly
of Washington, and MI waiter kuhl.
mey. only son OF Mr. ana MRS. Alpert
will have her sister. Miss Agnes Cow
gill Trowbridge. for her maid OF honor.
and Miss Mary Shankland OF chicago
and Miss Minerva a. Hsadisy 81 81. csT. Mr
Kuhlmey will have Mr.. Waldo Toby OF
Chicago as his best man. and MT. Scott
tTrowbridge. brother of the bride. ana
groomsmen. The wedding will take
place at the present home Of the bride
| in Pittsburgh. Following the rshearsai
tonight. Mr. and Mrs. Trowbrtdge Will
entertain the bridal party and house
! The marriage of Miss Blanch Athea
Penman, sister of Mrs. William Coop
err, and Mr.. John J. Davis OF Norfolk:
Va, took place Saturday evening at
| o'clock at the Westminster Presbyte-
| rian Church. Rev. T. p. DAVIS per-
| formed the ceremony In the presence OF
the brides family and intimate friends.
| The bride wore a modish suit Of dark
brown broadcioth trimmed with fur.
! and a brown velvet hat trimmed with
| gold lace and fur.
Mrs. william Cooper attended her sis
ter as matron of honor. and Mr.. Le Roy
| Cooper acted as best man.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Da-
| Wis left Immediately for their future
home. Norfolk. Va.
Miss Frances Martha Miller. daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Ben de Mier Miller.
was quietly married to Lieut.. Clarence
day ~ at s:so p.m. in ST. Thomas Church,
by the rector. Rev. c. Ernest Smith.
D. D.. in the presence Of the immediate
| family and few close friends.
The bride. who was given IN marriage
by her father, wore a Belgian blue
chiffon cloth suit trimmed with seal
| fur. with a seal hat and furs. and
corsage bouquet of lilies Of the valley
| and white orchids.
Her only attendant was Miss Anne
Friend Darsie of Pittsburgh. her house
guest, who wore an old rose cloth suit
| trimmed with ermine with an ermtne
hat and furs and corsage bouquet OF
| violets.
| Lieut. John Iseman. U. g. NJ. acted ~
best man, and Lieuts. Owen Bartlett
and Max Demott, both OF the navy.
After the ceremony there was no
formal reception. but the bridal couple
| returned to the homo OF the brides
| Parents, at 1904 wyoming avenue.
| 1t has been Mrs. Hinkamp's custom
| for several seasons to entertain Christ
| mas afternoon at an eggnog party. and
| on this occasion she surprised them
| with the announcement OF her marriage.
Mrs. Miller. the brides mother. wore
black chiffon and black satin, trimmed
with venetian lace and fur.
| 1t was the intention to announce the
| engagement Of the couple at this
Christmas time and arrange q wedding
| at Easter, but owing to Lieut.. Hin
| kamp's orders on the U. 8. 8. FLORIDA
1 to sail early in January quiet wed.
ding was decided on to take place at
once.
The bride is q granddaughter Of the
late Capt. william A. 7. Maddox, U. =.
NJ. c.. late Of Philadelphia.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Hinkamp lett In the
evening for q trip in the north.
The W. C. T. U. will hold New Year
reception at the home, 622 6th street
northwest, from to p.n1, New Year
day. The ladies in charge are Mrs.
Francis A. st. Clair, chairman; Mrs: Al
win Day, Mrs. Mark Tyndall. Mrs. Anna
4 Arthur, Mrs. w. H. Howard. Mrs: Gus
sic Nichols. Mrs. Edna Proctor. mrs. b.
P. Whalen, Mrs. Florence Fearnows
Mrs. Woodbury. Pulsifer, Mrs. Meurich
montgomery and Mrs. Efne King.
Among those who viii entertain at
ldances tonight viii be Dr.. and Mrs.. Alfred
Hopkins, Miss Zenaida. Msefiam, who n
Dentertaining for Eliss Dorothy Trout, who