Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-26


Mrs. Eide. Mr.. Boeufve, Miss Kate Field and
NJ. LIE CHAT.
Mrs. Willard Parker Tisdel and the Misses
Tisdel have cards out for Saturday, January
2s, at 8 o'clock, at 1873 18th street.
Mrs. William W. Johnston and Miss John
stou have invitations out for Monday. January
80, at 1908 X street, from to o'clock
The Secretary of State and Mrs. John ".
Foster will leave here by the 1915 train on
Friday for New York. They will sail on Febrn-
ary for Europe. Miss Marion Cockrell
daughter of Senator and Mrs. Cockrell will
accompany them as far as Paris, where she is to
enter school
Mrs Cockrell will receive on Thursdays,
February and Q.
Senator and Mrs. Brice at their dinner party
last night entertained Senator and Mrs GRAY.
Senator and Mrs. Washburn. Gen. and Mrs.
Schofeld, Representative and Mrs. Hsrter, ex-
Senator and Mrs. Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Lowndes, Mr.. and Mrs Gordon Cum
mings. Mrs. Audenreid, Mrs. wallach. Mrs.
Mckay, Miss Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. willitts Of
Chicago, Mr.. Charles Mcdonald. Mr. Woodbury.
Blair and the Turkish and Swedish ministers.
The table had a centerpiece Of American beauty
roses, and a large cluster of the same roses was
arranged at each corner.
Representative and Mrs. Abuer Taylor gave
a dinner party last night at the Cochran in
party at the National The guests were Miss
Halford, Miss Townsend, Miss Smith, Miss Per-
kins, Miss Nebeker. Miss McParlin, Miss Mar
row, Miss Corbin and Mrs. Seweil.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harries OF Minnesota are stay
ing at the Hotel Oxford.
After the charity ball, January 81. the next
society event for charity will be the annual
play on Friday afternoon. February 10. at the
Academy of Music for the Home FOR Incura-
ha MA $a1 ,a s.M III
Coat" an extremely clever and sparkling COM
edy in three acts, and will doubtless excite
double interest as it is the production of one
OF Uncle Sans most promising young naval Of
ficers, Mr.. Vim. II. Alderdice. who will also
take one of the leading roles in the play. The
performance is being got up on the most
elaborate scale. The cast includes Miss Rock
well. Mrs. Lieut.. Hosley. Miss Katherine Lamp
son. daughter OF Capt. ". ]. Lampson: Miss
Stearns, Lieuts. Alderdice and Eyre and Messrs
George buchanan, Fife, Durant, Radford and
Thompson.
Mrs. NJ. P. Corser and Miss Katharine Par
sons will assist Mrs. Dora T. Voorhis at Gl7 X
street northwest to receive today from to 3
pm.
Mrs Capt Hughes will not be at home Fri
day afternoon. January q, at Fort Myer.
The Misses Plain will not be at home on Fri
day Of this week. but on February 8.
Mrs. George Z. Lewis, 1921 L street, will be
at home tomorrow.
Mrs and Miss Greenleaf will be at home the
remaining Tuesdays during the season. Mrs.
Judge Hoadley of New York will be with Mrs.
Greenleaf on Tuesday next, 31st
Mrs. and Miss Newcomb will not receive
! again until Friday. February ..
Mrs. Zane and Mrs. Blackburn will be assisted
Friday in receiving by Mrs. McCreary Miss
Voorhees,, Miss MacDonald, Miss Breckenridge,
Miss Pollard and Miss Ash OF California.
The congressional ladies at Wizards will not
receive this week but will hold their next recep-
ton Friday, February g.
Mrs. and Miss Carrnan will not be at home
| tomorrow. but will be On the two following
Fridays. February and 10.
Mrs. Butterworth viii not be at home tomor-
row.
Mrs Bushrod Robinson and daughters, Miss
Douglas and Mrs. Yates, will not be at home on
Saturday of this week.
Mrs. Edgar Allan of 1901 18th street north
west will not receive on Friday next. but will
be at home to callers Friday, February 3.
Mrs. F. V. McNair, naval observatory, will
not receive on Friday, 9th instant
Miss Allan Of 1901 1lth street northwest gave
dance last night, at which the decorations
were yellow, to correspond with the dress Of
the hostess. The table was lighted With yellow
tapers under golden shades, ard the center
piece of living ferns was tastefully arranged
with Marechal Neil roses. The guests were
Misses Greene. Beach, Littlefield, Kent, Rock
Clsbee, Daniels, Post Bennett Jackson Mat.
thews, Hieston. Townsend, Messrs. Wingfield.
Morris. Coles Needham. Lvnham. Post. WiIkin-
son. Fugitt, Berry. .Hooe. Fairbanks, Chapman
Polkinhorn, French.
Mrs J. W. Powell. 910 N street northwest,
will not receive on Fridays during this season.
Mrs. J. C. Ciliey of Cambridge. and SO well
known in this city and Col Arthur E. Clarke of
Manchester. \. H.. were married by Dean
William Lawrence of, the Theological Seminary
yesterday in st. Johns Memorial Church. Old
Cambridge. The ushers were Mai. Harry b.
Clley of Manchester. n. H.; Mr.. Gordon
Woodbury. of New York. Mr.. Frank H. Bigelow
of Cambridge and Mr.. DAVID G. Haslins of
Cambridge The bride escorted to the
altar by her brother, Mr.. John Bell Bouton,
formerly president OF the Lotos Club The
best man was Prof John J. Thayer of Harvard
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke will come here before the
gay season is over.
Carroll Institute will give a reception in
honor of Monsignor Satolli next Monday even
ing.
The Misses Riggs will give the first Of their
evening receptions next Monday
Mr.. Patenotre has invitations out for two din
hci 10, Oho AcAt odtuiOa anu alOtner on teD-
ruary 4.
Mrs. Sanford, wife of Representative Sanford.
commenced her Wednesday teas yesterday, and
large number Of her own and her husbands
friends called at their big house on Lafayette
square. The house elaborately decorated
with roses. white being the chosen color, and
the young hostess received in gown of light
pearl silk. mandolin orchestra played during
the reception, which was largely attended.
Miss Florence Budd and Mr.. Howard John
son Baldwin, both of whom have large circle
Of friends here, were married yesterday in
Richmond at the Grace Street Presbyterian
Church. The marriage ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. DIR. James Y. Fair, assisted by
Rev. DR.. Charles II. Read. Mr.. c. r. Robins,
cousin OF the groom, was best man, and Miss
Alice Budd, sister of the bride was maid of
honor. The ushers we're Messrs. Taylor Gray,
j. Gordon Christian, Frank G.. Robins T. W.
Gardner, l.. q. Burruss and /. c. Hall of Nor
folk The bride wore travelling suit of ashes
of-roses cloth, and carried a large bouquet of
bridal roses. She entered the church with her
cousin, Mr.. G. Powell, who gave her away Mr..
Baldwin is a son of Rev. L. H. Baldwin, pastor
of the Second Presbyterian Church of Asheville,
n. C. For the past five years he has been en-
gagged in business in Richmond. The bride is
the daughter OF the late Isaac ID. Budd, who for
years represented Loudoun county in the Vir-
giria legislature and the congressional district
In the House OF Representatives at Washington
Immediately after the ceremony Mr. and Mrs
Baldwin left for an extended northern toar