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street, yesterday, at 8 o'clock. DIR. w. A.
Leonard, Of St. Johns church, oficiated. Miss
Mary Markoe, sister Of the bride, gave her in
marriage and Prof. Arnold Hague, Of the
geological survey, acted as best man to the
groom. Mr.. CLIFFORD Richardson, Mr.. Sigour-
ney Butler, Mr.. W. G. Ford, Of the State de-
partment. and Henry Lee Reynolds acted az
ushers. and Mrs. Endicott received the guests.
The house was fragrant with many flowers and
ropes OF smila1. The bride wore . Josephine
draped IN point de venise lace, and across the
low bodice was q belt Of lace embroidered in
pearls. She wore Q necklace Of diamonds upon
white enamel, the gift Of the groom, and the
bridal veil was Of point de Venise lace, and the
half sleeves were edged with the same.
son velvet with q front of brocade satin.
Mrs. Hughes, the invalid aunt Of the bride,
and her sister, was brought down stairs to the
drawing room to witness the ceremony.
among the guests were MIR. and Mrs James
g. Blaine, Mr.. and Mrs Linden Kent, DR.. and
Mrs. George B. Loring, DR.. Thomas Markoe,
OF New York; Secretary Endicott, Secretary
and Mrs Whitney, the Postmaster General and
Mrs. Dickinson, Mrs. VIM. Morris Hunt, and
Mrs. Van Rensselaer, Berry, Mr.: and Mrs.
kirke Wells. of Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. W.
II. Forbes. Of Boston; Mr.. Clarence King, OF
New York; MIR. and Mrs. Henry Emmons, Of
Boston; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Davis. of Syracuse.
n. y; Mr.. Robert Emmons, of Newport;
Hon. George Bancroft, Mrs. Folsom. Mr.: and
Mrs. J. R. Mclean. Mr.. George A. Hazlehurst
and Mrs. Laughton. Mr.. and Mrs. Emmons
left the city on an early train on their wedding
journey, the bride wearing q travelling dress
OF plain brown cloth, braided. They will visit
some time in New York and Boston, after
which they will return here and reside in the
house from which they were welded.
Mrs. Joseph Redfern and her daughter, Miss
Mary Redfern, gave tea yesterday.
Mrs. W. F. Tucker entertained Miss Alger,
the Misses Deer, Miss Margaret Blaine, Miss
Nellie Biddle, Miss Alexander of New York:
the Misses Clare and Jessie Billinys, Miss An
nette Trowbridge. Miss Lucy Corkhill, Miss
Anna Brewster, Mrs. Fremont, Mrs. Duvall,
Mrs. Helm, and Mrs. Franklin at luncheon yes
terday.
Mrs. Cullom entertained Mrs. Fuller, Mrs.
Fairchiid, Madame Romero, Mrs. Harmony,
Mrs. p. B. Sands, Mrs. Admiral Franklin, Miss
Horsey, Mrs. ]. Hubley Ashton, Miss Preston,
and the Misses Cullom at an exceptionally ele-
CANT luncheon yesterday.
Mrs. John Nicholas Norton and Miss Norton,
Of Farragut square, have invited their friends
to tea on Wednesday, February co. from 4 to
o'clock.
home on Monday, February IS, from to Z
O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wesley Bond have issued in
vitations for the marriage of their daughter
Miss Ada Hale, to Mr.. G. n Hart, on Wednes-
day, March 6. at o'clock, in the Foundry N.
h. church. After marriage the young couple
will reside in Pine Bluff, Ark
Mrs. Stanfords beautiful home was thronged
with callers yesterday. Among those assisting
were the Misses Thompson and Miss Ham,
mond, OF California, and Miss Minnie Russell,
NJ al s..
occasion was the charming singing Of Mrs.
McEuan. The table was ladened with delicacies
and deliberately decorated with flowers, a
center-piece of tulips, hyacinths, and lilies
being particularly attractive.
Mrs. N. T. N. Robinson, No. 2325 Pennsylvs-
MA avenue, will omit her usual Friday recep-
ception on the 18th instant, in order to make
calls.
A delightful valentine eucher party" was
given last evening at the residence of Mr.. Jno.
A. Power, of 22d street. The entertainment
was very skilfully conducted under the man
agement of Misses Susie McDermott and Katie
Power, and contributed much pleasure to a
large number Of particular friends of these
young ladies.
Miss Shock and Mrs. W. p. Boteler gave
delightful tea yesterday afternoon, from to 6,
at their residence, 1904 18th street. Among
those assisting were Misses Stinemetz, Mil
burn, Edmonston, Ballenger, Boteler, Richard
son and Clark.
Mr.. Titan J. Coffey last night gave an ele-
CANT dinner at his residence in honor of Mr..
Blaine. The other guests were Senators Evarts,
Hale, and Hawley, Gen. Schenck, Prof. Lang.
ley, Admirals Rodgers and Franklin, Judge
Scofield, Messrs. John Hay, Hoffman, Bliss,
Archibald Hopkins, j. Kearney, Warren, and
DIR. Loring
Mrs. l.. G. Campbell and her daughters as
sisted by Miss Duhamel, Miss Dapray, Miss
Andrews, Mrs. Saltzer, and Mrs. Edwards, held
a reception last evening in honor of Miss
Booker from Richmond. who is to spend sew
eral weeks in this city. The reception was sue
ceeded by most enjoyable dancing party. and
the graceful movements Of the host Of lovely
ladies formed q charming spectacle.
Miss Florence Withers, Of 7221k 18th street,
gave a pleasant and well-attended bean bag
party" last evening. The prizes were carried
oil by Miss Rosser, Miss Winters Mr.. Moncure,
and Mr.. Rosser. Late in the evening refresh
ments were served, after which the guests in
dulged in dancing which kept up until late
hour. Among those present were Misses
Collins, Herbert, Rosser, Anderson, Gresham.
Winter, Nichols, Cole, Baron, Arnold, and
Clements; and Messrs Jepper Cof the venezue-
lean iegation), Moncure, p. Rogers, A. Rogers,
Campbell, Rosser, Farr, Sweet, Partr .dge,
Thomas. Tomson, Davis. Began, Harris, and
Saffel.
Miss Pauline Stern, Of New York, is visiting
friends in this city, and will stay until after the
Inauguration.
Mrs. Chas. II. Trail, of Harper's Ferry, W.
Va. is visiting Miss Madge Seager, at 1915 18th
street.
The wife Of Commissioner McCalmont will
be at home tomorrow, and thereafter will
receive informally on Saturdays.
Mrs. J. W. Pilling gave a pleasant tea yester-
day, from to 2, at her residence, 1901 Massa-
chusetts avenue.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles E. Hagner gave pleas
ant tea yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. B. Lowndes Jackson and Miss Jackson,
1926 Massachusetts avenue, have issued invita-
tons for next Tuesday from 4 tot
Mrs. r. c. Parker and Miss Parker. 17H M
street, win not receive tomorrow, but will be
home Feb. %.
Miss Alice Wilson. Of Hartford county, Mary
land, is the guest Of Mrs. R. v. Belt, 1914 10th
street northwest
Mrs. b. F. Tinker, of New York, is stopping
at 1882 I street northwest.
Congressman O'Neill's Present.
AN AMERICAN FLAG MADE OF AMERICAN SILK BY
AMERICAN WOMEN.
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