Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-12
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Official Washingtoniaus and Their Wives
Receive the Baukera
Mrs. Stevenson Obligea to Deny Her
self to Callers Because Of Her
Daughter's IIlness-Notes.

United States Treasurer and Mrs ID. n.
Morgan Controller and Mrs Eckies and Mr.
and Mrs. Hepburn were prominent mem
bers of the receiving party last night In
Baltimore at the reception given in honor
OF the visiting bankers.
The wedding OF Miss Marie Winston
daughter of Frederick III. Winston, ex-min-
lister to Persia, to Writ Dexter Walker will
take place early In December In St. James
Church. New York. The ceremony Will be
performed by Bishop Dudley of Kentucky
The marriage Of Dr. Robert Lee wrenn
of New York and Miss Rosa Howard An
derson. daughter of Mr. NJ. ID. Anderson OF
this city, took place at the residence of the
brides parents at noon on Tuesday Rev
Charles A. Stakely performed the ceremony,
at which only the relatives and intimate
friends were present owing TO recent
family bereavement.
The wedding gown was a travelling dress
or brown cloth, trimmed with velvet, with
hat and gloves to match. Her bouquet was
bons. After receiving congratulations the
company Joined the newly married couple
In the dining room. where q repast was
served. The bride received many elegant
presents. DR.. and Mrs. Wrenn took the
afternoon train for Brooklyn. their future
home.
Mrs. Stevenson has not been able to re-
ceive her friends the last few days. owing
TO the illness OF Miss Stevenson. who re-
ouires her unremitting attention The lat
ter Is now somewhat improved but is as
yet unable to leave her room. Miss Julia
stevenson is here with her mother, and
shares the duties Of the sick room with
school
Mr. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Bryant have
sent out invitations for the marriage recep-
ton OF their daughter, Mss Jessie EIizabe
and Mr. Harry Colfax Grove on Wednes-
day evening, October "a. from until 10
O'Clock. at 1884 L street. The invitations in
clude an at-home card for the Wednesdays
In November after the It'll. at 934 T street.
Last evening the c. A. c. boat house was
the scene of a most enjoyable informal hop
given in honor of the IN. p. s. R." Club
When the invited guests assembled. a must
cal program was rendered. prominent among
which was the first rendition of the Club
March,. composed by Mr.. W. G. Stump
Among those present were the Misses Cor
don, Katharine end Mae Hemmick, Nalen-
tine Belt Brashears. Downing Celia and
Kate Sullivan. Gentry of Charleston, W.
Va, and Morgan and Messrs. Stewart, Jett
Jaequette: Brashears. stump Cason, Da-
reil. sullivan. A. johnson, Muzzy. Ship
man, Rely. Browning. Thompson. c. Baker
and Locke. Dancing was enjoyed to a late
hour.
Miss Caledonia Mccall of Florida will at
tend the Inauguration OF her cousin, Mr..
W. y. G. Atkinson. sovernor-eiect of Geor-
gia.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Pierce of High
land. Nd. leave today for a visit to friends
in western New York and Pennsylvania,
and will return November TO-
Mrs. Mathewson. wife Of Mr.. A. ]. Math-
ewson Of Lockport. Ill. accompanied by her
daughter. Mrs. bort M. Gooding of Chica-
go. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. r. Wal
port, Capitol Hill.
Mrs. Lewis Mundheim Of No. 436 street
northwest left this morning on a tour
north, and will be gone about two weeks.
Miss Marie L. Grasse has returned from
q three weeks stay In New York and
Brooklyn.
The Misses Fannie and Minnye Golden
berg intend spending the winter with their
aunt. MIS- ID. j. Goldenberg, Of 939 Z street
northwest.
Sir Harcourt ]. Lees and family of Eng
land are stopping at 81 B street northeast
Miss Evelyn Moser of Dubuque, Iowa, and
Mrs. Baker of Baltimore are guests at the
residence of Mr.. J. L. McCreery, Iooi b
street southeast.
Lieut. and Mrs. Samuel H. Jacobson held
pleasant at home at their residence. on
Capitol Hill, on Monday evening the occa-
sion being the birthday anniversary of Mrs.
Jacobson. Among those who were present
were Mrs. Beall and Blanche Carroll BeaIl
OF Georgetown, Dr. and Mrs Pearman
Major r. X Campbell, Lieuts. Sabin.
Swigart and Jacobs OF the fourth battalion,
capt w. Il. Horton of Gen. Ordways stan
DR.. w. H. Brown. Mr.. Spence. Misses Sadie
Clair. Anna Stricken. Roberta Van Horn
Lizzie Stricken. Mrs. Rose Kenneth Feche-
ner. Miss Evelyn Moser OF Iowa Mrs
Baker of Baltimore. Miss Flora McCreery,
and MIR. and Mrs. J. l.. McCreery Little
Miss Edna Hearst was also present and de-
lighted the company with her fairy like
dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobson will receive their
friends on Mondays during the season.