Evening star., 1915-02-17

and chiffon: Miss Nell Rose Baggett.
white taffeta; Miss Pugh, yellow ac-
Gordon pleated chiffon; Mrs. Theodore
Ttller, white charmeuse. with touches
of pale blue and gold: Miss Frances
Miss Theobold. rose satin. with her hair
powdered; Miss Frances Saunders.
American beauty chiffon and velvet:
Miss Kubel. pale blue taffeta: Miss
Fowler. mauve taffeta made in flounces.
with a bodice of velvet; Mrs. Eugenia
Robbins, white satin and pearls; Miss
Tennet of st. Paul, white satin and
tulle
Mrs. Daniel Miller. jr.. white satin
and chiffon; Miss Mary Ramsburg of
Frederick, red accordion-pleated chif
fon, trimmed with velvet; Miss Hern-
don. pink crepe de chine trimmed with
ermine: Miss Holland Fits. pale pink
brocade and tulle; Miss Fits, sapphire
of North Carolina, black tulle over
white satin: Miss Florence Gibbons,
white s>tin with bodice of cloth Of
gold; Mrs. r. Randolph. blue tulle en-
broidered in sequins and gold lace:
Miss Randolph. pale yellow charmeuse
meuse and lase; Miss Lane. pale blue
brocade vei1ed in spangled net.
Mrs. Howell Smith. brocaded brown
chiffon velvet; Mrs. NJ. E. Kahn, pale
pink satin and lace; Miss Leet, green
satin, veiled in tulle, embroidered in
iridescent beads; Miss Nellie Howard.
pale blue satin in founces, and trimmed
with fur; Mrs. H. c. Rithrop. gray chif-
fon draped over satin and trimmed with
silver lace: Miss Trimble. pink satin
and lace; Miss Southworth, white satin
and lace; Miss Metcalf, pink satin.
trimmed with tulle and clusters of
pink roses; Miss Elizabeth Ratcliffe,
inIa <o Ro$o OF n
c. Roper, yellow brocade and lace, and
Miss Mary Roper. sapphire blue chif-
fon velvet and chiffon trimmed with
roses.
A valentine birthday party in honor
of Leon V. Moss was given by Miss
Ruth King at the residence of Mr. and
east, Monday evening. The house was
lavishly decorated with cut flowers, red
ribbon, hearts and miniature cupids.
Master Carl Aanner. as the living
games were played and instrumental
and vocal selections were rendered.
after which fine supper was enjoy
ed. Among those present were the
Misses Leonelda SeaboIdt. Anna O'Neil.
Maude and Nellie Suttle. Irene and Es-
telle Ofrenstein. Marie Kendig. Augusta
Bergman. Ruth and Carrie King, Mrs.
w. F. Tanner, Mrs. E. Ager and daugh-
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c. p. S. Moran. Z. Boyce. George Russa.
Charles Hausler. Edward Cissel, Lester
F. Moss, Carl Tanner, w. F. Tanner and
Leon V. Moss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H. c. Hoyle cell
ebrated their sixtieth wedding ami
versary Saturday, February 13. at their
home, GAINESVILLE. Nd. on which oc-
casion they were the recipients of con-
gratulations from their large circle of
friends A large dinner was given.
which was attended by their children.
grandchildren and other near relatives.
Mr.. Hoyle is eighty-four years of age
and his wife eighty-one. and both are
enjoying good health. They have been
lifelong members of st. Mary's Cath
Ollie Church at Barnesville, Md.
They have ten children, all of whom
are living and were present at the an
niversary celebration last Saturday.
They are Steven H. Hoyle and Charles
H. Hoyle of Ohio. G. Ernest Hoyle. J;
Clayton Hoyle, Jones F. Hoyle and
William L. Hoyle of Dickerson. Md. !;
Elmer E. Hoyle of GAINESVILLE, Md;
Mrs. Kate Neel Of Neelsville, Md; Mrs.
Mamie Waters Of Germantown, Nd,
and Mrs. Richard Cromwell of Dick
erson, Md. There were also present
one brother, Mr.. Mercer Jones of Dick
erson, Md, and two sisters, Mrs. E. j.
Clements and Miss Mollie Jones. Mr..
and Mrs. Hoyle were the recipients of