Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-22

Mrs. Houghton, wife Of Judge r. E. Roughton
Of San Francisco is on q brief visit 20 her
mother, Mrs. Ketcham Of Mt Pleasant Mrs.
II. C. Mclean gave q luncheon in her honor
Yesterday. at which the other guests we're Mrs.
n. L. Crawford. Mrs b. ID. Fry, Mrs. Chester
Wood, Mrs. Towers and Mrs. Parmenter.
Mrs. Gen. Payne will be assisted in receiving
BY Mrs Eppa Hunton. jr., Mrs. Arthur Payne,
Miss Payne, Miss Walthall, Miss Darnielle Miss
Randolph, Miss Patton, Miss Tyler and Miss
Nelson.
Mrs c. Ulrich Kennedy. 17l2 N street north
west, will be at home tomorrow and continuing
Fridays. She has as her guests Miss Randolph
Smith of Henderson, NC, and Miss Oracle
Hopkins of Baltimore.
A pleasant wedding took place last evening at
the German Lutheran Church. the bridal couple
being Miss Marguerite Heitmuller and Charles
Stello. Rev. Mr.. Lenkert performed the cere-
mony. The bridesmaids were Misses Lizzie Stello
and Charlotte Heitmuller and the groomsmen
we're Messrs. Theodore Stello and Chas W. Heit-
muller. Messrs. VIM. Mehm. John Thomas.
George VoDeif and Henry Albers acted as
ushers. After the ceremony q reception was
held at the residence Of the brides parents, No.
1924 18th street northwest which was very
largely attended The bridal presents were
numerous and many of them Of great value.
Mr.. Edward Graves and family are living in
their new home, 927 Massachusett it's avenue north
west, where they will be glad to their friends
Wednesdays until they move to their country
home.
Mrs. Balch and Mrs Coolidge of 1921 Penn
sylvania avenue will not be at home tomorrow,
but will be at home from to o'clock on the
following Fridays.
Mrs. Marshall Mcdonald gave q charming tea
yesterday afternoon to introduce her daughter,
Miss Rose Monhimer Mcdonald. one OF the
debutantes Of the season, and in honor of her
MORGAN pf inn
and Miss Welles of Virginia The young ladies
receiving with Miss Mcdonald were Miss Faux
ner OF Virginia, Miss Love of Winchester, Va.
Miss Cabell. Miss Patterson of New Hampshire,
Miss Riley, Miss Lewis of Hoboken, Nj, and
Miss Nightingale. Mrs. Earle presided in the
dining room and dispensed with equal grace
cordial welcome and fragrant coffee.
very pleasant reception yesterday after
noon was that held at the residence of Mr.. II.
n. Wadsworth on Vermont avenue where the
hostess. In black and gold trimming was as
sisted In entertaining by her daughter, Miss
Marie, In pink muslin over pink crepe, and
Miss Miller OF Baltimore, white silk. imported
front. with gold embroidery. Miss Florence
did the honors Of the punch bowl. Miss Temple,
lavender crepe, served cafe frappe. Mrs. Guth-
ridge Miss Lay: Miss Greer and Miss Brennan
assisted generally. Among those present were
Mrs. Romero, Mrs. Powell, Mrs. Mcmillan, Col
and Mrs. Cotton, Mrs. Senator Pugh. Miss
Scranton, Miss Dalzell and Mrs Fitzhugh Lee.
Mrs. William d. Owens reception on wednes-
day at the Ebbitt House was one most notably
pleasant OF the season. The red parlors were
elaborately trimmed with cut flowers. Mrs.
Owens wore an esthetic gown of gold brocade
on cream ground with gold medici collar
and gold jeweled girdle. Her assistants
We're Mrs. Spinola of New York in black
princess imported gown, Mrs. Hus-
ton in a black crapoline gown. Mrs.
DR.. Powers in black princess dress trimmed
with ostrich feathers, Miss Moore, in blue
erapoline. Miss Jones in white china silk. Miss
Stockdale in white and Miss Maggie Crawford
In white. Mr.. Edwin b. Bacon of Louisville
was OF the receiving party and assisted Mr..
Owens in making guests feel at home. re-
treatment table in the rear of the drawing
room was elaboratels and tastefully trimmed
with smllax and flowers. Punch and lemonade
we're served at side table. Miss Moore favored
the company with vocal music twice. which
was highly appreciated. There were several
hundred callers, including many Indianans.