Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-29

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Col. and the Misses Ernst, MI. and Mrs Geo.
Boomer, Admiral and Mrs. Queen, Admiral and
Mrs. Jewett, Miss Rusk, Miss Fonguer, Miss
Proctor, Admiral Harmony, Gen. and Mrs.
Benet, Gen. and Mrs. Wilcox. Com. Wilson,
Mr.. Hichborn, Engineer Melville, DR.. and Mrs.
Loring, Countess Esterhazy, Senator and Mrs
kenna, Miss TAR, Mrs. Jordan, Miss Kenna,
Mr. and Mrs. Vim. Noble, Senator and Mrs.
Morrill,, Judge and Mrs. wylie from Baltimore.
Miss Nixon, Mr.. Westwood Nixon the Misses
Hull, Mr.. and Mrs. Alder. and Mr. and Mrs
Harper Carroll from Philadelphia, Mrs. Geo.
de Beneville keim and her mother, Mrs
Thomas Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Brown, Mrs. Dr.
Eugene Fuller from New York, Mr.. and Mrs.
mere, Gen. and Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Jas. Wood
ward, Miss Sheriff., Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cor
don, Mrs. Stanley Matthews, the Misses Strong
Justice Strong, Miss Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Preston Sands, Maj. Goodloe, Gen. and the
Misses Card, Miss Grace Davis, Miss TAYLOR
Miss Miller, Gen. Van Vliet, Mrs Richard Lay.
the japanese minister and Nine. Tateno, Mrs.
Tucker, DIR. and Mrs. A. F. Magruder, Mrs.
Lloyd Magruder, Miss Van Yechten, Hrs. and
Miss Redfern, Mrs. Reginald Fendall, Mrs.
Gait, Mr.. Norman Bestor, the Misses Taylor,
Miss Swan, Mr.. and Mrs. Hichborn, Miss Vic
toria Emory, Capt. and Mrs. Williams, Mrs.
Andrews, Miss Rilbourne Mrs. and Miss Har-
Ian, Miss Edie, Mr.. Fitch, Mr.. Pierre Stevens,
Gen. Robertson, Mavroyeni Bey, Mr.. Beufoe,
Mrs: Carlisle, Miss Queen, Mr.. Gardner Hub
ton Stone, Mrs. Isham Hornsby, Mrs. STEPHEN
]. Field and Miss Beckham. The brides
mother, Mrs. Blake, wore O trained gown OF
gray satin, with a deep hounce of black Lace
She wore jet and black lace bonnet.
Miss Rose johnson of warrenton, Va, is
visiting Miss Belle s. Mills, 1927 street north
west.
Senator and Mrs. Mcpherson gave dinner
party last night in honor of Miss Pratt of Bos-
vhn Ia ,o,t Tla
table had a centerpiece of La France roses set
In maidenhair fern, and tall vases of the same
roses were ct each end of the cloth. The others
at table were Mrs. Solely, Mrs. Mason. Miss
Knox, Miss Van vechten, Miss Everett, Miss
Williams, with Mr.. Solely, Mr.. Lowery Lieut..
Cowles, Count de Chambrun, Lieut.. MulliSan,
Baron Won Sternberg and Mr.. Hansen.
Mrs. John Tweedale will be at home Fridays
in February.
Mrs. Senator Carlisle will hold her last re-
ception Of the season tomorrow from to 6
pm.
MISS jackson gave . young ladies' luncheon
yesterday in honor of Miss Pratt of Boston.
Mrs. Col. Winthrop entertained at luncheon
yesterday Mrs. Gould, Miss Gale, Mrs. Cock
rell, Mrs. Vance, Mrs. Tiffany and Mrs. Lang
horne. The table was decorated with pink
tulips.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Stoddard and Miss Stod-
dard gave tea yesterday afternoon. The
event, In measure. was a house warming for
their artistic new home, 1205 18th street. Mrs.
Stoddard wore gown of dark blue velvet and
Miss Stoddard was in white silk muslin. They
had, assisting them. Mrs. W. w. Mackall. Mrs.
James Taylor, Miss Payne, Miss parneiile ard
Miss Dyer. There was music during the after
noon and in the dining room many friends met
over cup Of tea and the usual tea dainties.
Among the invited guests were Mrs. Il. Ander-
son and the Misses Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Chew, the Misses Cammack, Miss Purcell, Mrs.
e. b. Payne, Miss Peachy, Admiral and Mrs.
Queen, Mrs. VIM. Read, the Misses Read, Mr..
and Mrs. L. Roosevelt, Gen. and Mrs. Payne.
Miss Johns, the Misses Jones, Mr.. Lee Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs. Langhorne, Gen. Joe Johnston,
Mr.. W. s. Miller, Mrs. Vance, the Misses
Wheeler, Miss Huyck. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mci.ain,
the Misses Strong. Mrs. John Rodgers, the
Misses Rodgers, Rear Admiral and Mrs. Walker,
Mr. kilburn, Mrs. b. Darneiile, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Fox, Mrs. William Grant, Miss Grant, DIR. and
Mrs. Hegin, Lieut. and Mrs. Eield, Mr. and
Mrs. Gilmour, DIR. Gunneil. Miss Hunter, Mr.
and Mrs. Denny. Mrs. c. S. Frailey, Mrs. Fos-
ter and Mrs. and Miss Coolidge.
The marriage last night of Miss Margarathe
Wilson and Mr.. Paul Fred. Mohr brought
together large company of their friends, who
witnessed the ceremony in which tiis handsome
couple figured. Mrs. Wilson's residence, 2024
G street, was beautiful decorated with flowers.
ali the favorites of the bride-roses and daisies.
to mark her pet name at home being used. The
mantels were banked with white roses aspara-
gus and smilax twined the mirrors anu picture
cords, and the doorways were draped with
smilax, curtains looped up with punches of
roses. The bridal party stood during the mar
riage under bower of green, rooted
in roses and marguerites. Mrs. Viii
son, in rich toilet of black
satiu with gold passementries, had welcomed
the guests who began to assemble shortly after
z. When the bridal procession entered, the
bridesmaids stretched a rope CT roses ON either
side, which formed an aisle for the happy couple
to walk up to the waiting clergyman. Rev. DIR.
Corey. The ushers formed a stalwart back
ground for the maids in their white dresses as
all grouped about the spot. The usLers were
Col. Long, Mr.. Ni5lock and Mr.. Mitchell. both
of Tacoma, friends OF the groom, Mr.. Thomas
of Baltimore and Mr.. Davidson of New York
The bridesmaids wore frocks of white corded
silk and had on shor. wells of tulle edged with
lace. They carried bouquets of marguerites
They were hiss Za,Gee thomas OF Baltimore
Miss Edith Tunis OF Norfolk. Miss 1hyson, Miss
Reagan and Hiss Bessie Wilson, who was maid
OF honor.
The BRIDE who is tall, prepossessing blonde,
wore an elegant gown of ivory white satin,
with a low-necked waist edged with point lace
A diamond aigrette held her veil to her hair
and spray of diamonds, both the groom 5
gifts. glittcred IN the Lace in her corsage. Her
bouquet was of ahite orchids.
Mr.. Mohr is a prominent citizen of Tacoma
WASH, where he is engaged in railroad inter-
ests. Last night he started with his bride for
Florida and upon their return here in a few
weeks they will make q short stay before start
ing for their distant home in Tacoma where
the bride has never been.
The bride received many elegant presents,
which were displayed to few friends, but all
the cards were removed.
Among the guests at the wedding were Sem
ator and Mrs. Squire, Senator and Mrs. Reagan,
the chief justice, Miss Grace Fuller. Representa-
tive and Mrs. Gibson, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. VIII
son, Gen. and Mrs. Wright. Representative and
Mrs. SpinOla, Miss Whitford, Mrs. Thyson, MIR.
John thomas. Baltimore: Mrs. Tunis Norfolk;
Senator and Miss Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. Handy.
Tomorrow Mrs. s. A. Duncanson of 923 G
street will have with her her guest, Mrs. VIM.
II. Shryock of Baltimore.
Mrs. Agnes C. Moore and Miss Daisy Moore
will receive tomorrow after o'clock at 1852 NJ
street, assisted by number of young ladies.
Mrs. James Loring Lusk Of 2002 Il street will
not be at home on next Saturday, as sine will
take the afternoon for making Saturday calls
of the season.
Mrs. G. C. Henning and Miss Henning will
be at home on Saturday at 112S Goth street.
Mrs. and Miss Washburn will be assisted in
receiving on Thursday by Mrs Snider, Miss
Boutelle and Miss Wheeler, at 1l24 Vermont
avenue.
There was happy gathering at st. Peters
parsonage last evening, the occasion being the
marriage of Nh. L. G. Hnrron of the United States
a