Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-01

guest Of Mrs. Howard T. Woods
Mrs. Theo. Friebus, jr., will be at home
Thursdays, February and g.
Senator and Mrs Hale will not give dinner
on Friday, as stated. They have Cancelled all
engagements for the week and Mrs Hale will
not receive tomorrow.
Mrs. Wells will give musicale" at her resi-
dence on street Thursday evening, Febru-
airy 2.
Fridays, February 8 and 10.
Miss Turpie will receive tomorrow, Thurs
day. from to g. at the Irvington, l4l6 X street.
Mrs. Senator Pugh and Mrs James L. Pugh,
jr., will hold their last formal reception of this
season tomorrow from to 6. They will be
assisted by Mrs. Commissioner Ross, Mrs. Rec
side, Miss Swope, Miss Tallmadge, Miss Carson,
Miss Hatch, Miss Taylor and others.
Mrs. Butterworth will be home Friday.
Mrs. I. c. Power will receive tomorrow
Thursday afternoon at the Cochran from
4 toe.
Mrs. Sanders will hold her first reception to-
morrow afternoon at the Irvington. l4l6 K
street.
Mrs. and Miss Thurman, assisted by Miss
Dabney and Miss Gwendolin Fairfax, will re-
ceive tomorrow from to O'Clock
Mrs. VIM. b. Orme and Miss Lockwood will
be at home informally February and 9.
Mrs. John Burns gave party last evening to
her daughter Daisy. Among those present
were the Misses Rena Donohoe, Dora Hall,
Rachel Macomber. Madelon Burns, May Spring
mann. Nellie Brown. Lyn Pike, Minnie Pyles,
r. Alexander. Florence Beers, Matte Schultz,
Anna Snow, Virgie Thompson, Ella Wagner and
Bessie Van Order, Katie Riley, Angela Riley,
Mary Riley Of Baltimore, Messrs. Clarence
Donohoe, Mason Wagner, Bowie Wagner,
Artley Parson, Donald Parson, Eric Parson,
Miburn Donohoe, Raymond Ayre, Edward
Thompson Julien Mattern, Fred Mattern. Ray.
mond Mattern, Elmer Wood, Webster Richards,
John Burns and Dudley Burns.
The marriage of Miss Mamie Metals to Mr..
John H. Davis was witnessed at noon today by
gathering Of their friends that filled st. John 8
Church from the chancel to the doors. The
chancel was prettily set with palms, and on the
altar the gold vases were filed with Gala lilies
The ushers were kept busy until the last mo-
ment seating the guests. When the bride came
the ushers, Messrs. II. Clay Stewart. jr., J. S.
Easby-Smith. W. H. Gallinger and Charles c.
Stouffer preceded her to the chancel. There
they were met by the groom and his best man.
Mr.. Wilton Lambert. The bride came in
with Mr.. Cayetano Romero, charge daffaires
of the Mexican legation, who gave her
hand in marriage. Rev. Mr.. Wood, the
assistant rector, performed the ceremony.
The bride wore a dem-trained toilette of
gray cloth with high pulled sleeves OF heavily
corded bengaline. Her hat matched in color,
and had two punches of violets at the back The
bouquet she carried WAS blg bunch of Parma
violets tied with long steamers and loops of
narrow white ribbon. The ushers wore bou-
tonniers of violets also, as did all the rest of
the men in the bridal party. After going home
for the BRIDE to change her dress Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis LETT town for short bridal trip. They
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mother. Mrs. McFalls on 9th street. The bride,
who is an extremely popular young lady, is
daughter of the late Chaplain Metals Of the
army and granddaughter of the late L. A.
Gobright, SO well known in newspaper annals.
She received large number Of elegant pres
ents.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Bowbeer,
GIG X street northwest, was last evening the
scene OF pretty home wedding, that Of their
eldest daughter, Gracieuse, to Mr.. john T. Lyons.
The bride was lately in Mckeniree Church
choir. DR.. Waterman officiated, MIR. Penn, a
friend OF the groom, acted as best man, and the
bridesmaid Miss Katie Bowbeer, sister
of the bride. The brides dress was
white silk Lansdown trimmed in
point lace, the bride carrying bunch OF tea
roses. Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Bowbeer, Miss Wastell and brother,
Mr.. Henry Greenwood and family of England.
Mrs. John Mccormick and daughter, Mrs. Nc
Cauley and Powell. relatives of the bride; w.
p. White, z. Jones, George Gartrell and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. $. Culbertson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hurter Lee Wilson. Miss Carrie Budd, Miss
Thumleat and Mrs. Fowle. The happy couple
go at once 10 housekeeping with the best wishes
of many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mead NJ. Downing have issued
cards for the wedding at Zion Baptist Church
this evening of their daughter Mary Mead and
Mr.. Jacob q. Hutchins.