Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-23

Mr.. Harrison has sent out invitations for
another large luncheon for Tuesday, December
%. Yesterday the ladies of the White House
spent in shopping, Mrs Mckee having to pro-
which TO make the children's Christmas tree
all that their fancy is picturing
This afternoon and evening holds much that
10 OF interest 10 the social world. Mrs. Howard
Ganson White gives q tea from to 2, to which
e large company is hidden. and Mrs Letter
will receive her friends after o'clock.
The chief event OF the evening is the mar
rage of Miss Elizabeth Sullivan Henry and
Representative Hemphill at Epiphany Church
at O'Clock. A year ago tonight the couple
first met at a party given in the West End. I he
bride is the second daughter of Mr.. Ryder
Henry of Cambridge, Md, and on her mothers
side is descended from the Sullivan family of
Mississippi. Her great grandfather. John
Henry, was a member Of the colonial Congress,
the first United States Senator from Maryland,
and at the time of his death was governor of
that state. Miss Henry resides at ITO NJ street
with her sister. Mrs. Goldsborough. Rev.
DR.. Addison OF Trinity Church, which
the bride has always attended. VIII per-
form the ceremony, assisted by Rev. DIR.
Mckim- Mr.. Zachary is to be best man and
Miss May Cox, the maid of honor. The ushers
will be Col. George tombstone, the bachelor
member from Georgia, Mr.. Walter Da vidge.jr.,
MIR ). Herbert Giesy, Mr.. Alex Legare, Mr.
Ryder Henry and Mr.. Clement Henry. The
bride will wear full bridal toilet Of white silk
and tulle veil and will return to her home TO
don n travelling dress. for Immediately after
tine ceremony Mr.. Hemphill takes his bride
down south for the holidays, intending to visit
his relatives and friends in Chester, 5. C. They
viii reside at the Shoreham this winter.
Mrs. Thomas Riggs has cards out for tea
Tuesday, December 90 to meet the Princeton
Glee, Banjo and Mandolin clubs.
Miss Ernst will give aluncheon on next Mon
day, December %.
The Chilean minister and Madame Montt will
give dinner on the coming Saturday in honor
Of Secretary Blaine.
Miss Ida Thompson has returned from o short
visit to New York.
Senior and Mime. Covarrubias expect to get in
their residence on Connecticut avenue before
Christmas
Senator and Mrs. Dolph's invitations are out
for dinner to the President and Mrs. Har-
rison on January6 s.
Misses Maggie and Belle McKerichar Of Glen
wood, ID. c., will spend the holidays with
relatives in Ontario, Canada They leave to-
morrow evening.
Miss Marie Decca has returned home for the
holidays after successful tour through FIVE
states. At Cincinnati and Detroit she was re-
ceived with special favor
Auuitor fetty Is permanently lOcateC az S53l
o street, the house he recently purchased.
After the interior decorations snail have been
completed it will rank among the prettiest of
Georgetown homes Miss Petty is busily en-
gagged in much Of the artistic decorations.
They have already opened doors to friends and
Miss Petty will be at home on Thursdays as
usual
Miss Carrie OBannon has returned to her
home in fredericksburg. Her stay there de-
ponds largely upon the condition Of her health,
which is improving.
Miss Maud Dunlap Of Lexington. Va, is the
guest Of Misses Matte and Alice Ball at the
Albion in Georgetown