Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-08
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
The Marriage Of Miss Wallach and Mr..
Mitchell Today.
The Dinners and Teas at Which So
ciety Met Ycsterdny-Per-
sOnal Notes.

lack, was married to Mr.. Edward Anthony
Mitchell, Of the late Representative
Chas. l.. Mitchell Of New Haven, Conn.
The young people chose a quiet ceremony,
with none to look on but their immediate
relatives Mrs. Mitchell, the groom's
mother, who has hosts of friends in this
city, was present. The ceremony was per-
formed by DR.. Mackay-Smith, rector of st.
Johns Church, and the bride wore d tray
cling dress. Immediately after the cere-
mony, congratulations and wedding COLA
ton the young couple left for their we'd
ding trip, and are to live in the north up
on it's conclusion. This couple have been
friends from childhood, and MIR. Mitchell,
while his father was in Congress, sang in
the choir at ST. Johns Church.
Justice and Mrs. Brewer gave their sec
ond formal dinner Of the season last night,
at which Justice and Mrs. Field, Justice
and Mrs. Shras, Justice and Mrs. Gray,
the Mexican minister and Mrs. Romero
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Is. Henderson were
guests. centerpece of maidenhair was
studded with Catherine Mermet and Corne-
liza Cook roses, and Dresden china lamps
completed the dainty effect.
The Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs.
Carlisle gave a dinner last night in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs Don Dickinson. The COM
pany invited to meet Their, consisted of the
Attorney General and Mrs. Olney, Mrs.
L
jefferson. Assistant Secretary Of the Treas
ury Curtis, Mr.. Otto Gresham, Mrs. An
drews. Mr.. and Mrs. William X. Carlisle,
Miss Queen. Miss Helm and Mr.. Ioear
Carlisle Pink and white roses FORMED
the Centerpiece, and a roSe-colored shade
on the center lamp ard pink shades Or the
candles threw soft lights over the cloth.
The German Ambassador and Baroness
Won Saurma will give coti!lion tonight to
which nearly two hundred of the dancing
in
will fill in the evening until after supper
and the cotilion will begin at midnight
The favors are very pretty ana nclude
some souvenirs of the ambassadors travels
in the far east. Count Sierstorpf, who was
a lien at Newport last summer and in New
York SO far this winter, will be here for
the ball, with Baron Won UechtritZe,
German nobleman equally interested in OBJ
serving our social institutions. Later in
the month, about the nth, the German
ambassador will give large reception to
celebrate the emperors birthday.
Miss Catherine Fuller will give a tea
this afternoon to meet her friend Miss
Rosalys Jones, with whom she Travelled in
Egypt last winter. Miss Fuller is the
eve of another trip to Europe Miss Jane
Fuller is spending the winter with her sis
ter, Mrs. Hugo Wallace at Portland.
Cardinal Gibbons, Mrs Francis Hodgson
Burnett, Mr.. Thomas Nelson Page, Repre-
sentative and Mrs Joseph Washington,
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Isham Hornsby, Father Parks, chaplain in
the United States navy, and Miss Kemp
We're guests last night at a dinner given by
Mrs. Seawell and Miss Molly Elliott Sea-
we'll. The table was decked with red car
nations as centerpiece, and at the ends
of the cloth. Red tapers burned under red
shades in the silver cadelabra.
The Misses Patten will give a luncheon
tomorrow in honor of Cardinal Gibbons
Mr. and Mrs. Cultivate of Ohio are at the
Grafton on Connecticut avenue.
Mrs. Ward, 1927 Connecticut avenue has
cards out for Saturday evening, January
II at 9 O'Clock.
The assistant secretary of state and Mrs.
Uhl have dinner invitations out for jan
nary o. to meet the Secretary of State and
Mrs. Gresham.
Mrs. Stanley Matthews has dinner invi-
tations out for January 16 and %.
Mrs. Heaven has sent out cards for the
marriage of her daughter, Miss Sophie
Langworthy Heaven, to Mr. George n.
o'clock, at Saint Thomas Church. Recep-
ton at $50 at 2OO0 r street
Mrs. Leigh Robinson gave a pretty tea
yesterday in honor of the debut of her
niece. Miss Garrett. The hostess was in
pale blue silk and the debutante wore
white silk and chiffon and carried a
shower bouquet Of La France roses. Miss
Clagett, Miss Hagner, Miss Sally Cox, Miss
Stone assisted in receiving. and Mrs. Wit
mer and Mrs. Roster Dulany served frappe
and punch.
Mrs. and Miss Tilford entertained their
friends yesterday at a tea to meet their
guest, Miss Mccormick of Berryville, Va.
Miss Milton, Miss Sutherland, Miss Norris
and Miss Patton assisted in receiving.
Among the guests were Miss Peachy, the
Misses German, Miss Annie Snyder, DR..
Arthur Snyder Mr. Matthews, Miss Arm
Of EoIl1
Miss Florence Adams, Miss Darneil!e. Miss
Stoddard. Miss Elizabeth Tyler, Mr.. Nat
Tyler, the Misses Dougail. Miss Dunlop,
Miss Cabell Miss Sutherland, Miss Reddin,
the Misses Campbell, Mr.. Lee and the
Misses Burroughs.
Mrs. Hemphill gave the last of her Sc
ries of teas yesterday at the Richmond.
Mrs. Glen Henry assisted in receiving.
Mrs. Forbes Beale served frappe. Mrs. Ed
mund GOldSborouSh presided at the tea
table, and Mrs. McRoberts served punch.
Among the guests were Mrs. Field. Mrs
and Miss Condit Smith, the Misses Pairo.
Miss Howard. Miss Blackburn, Miss Mar
garet Cox, Mr.. William Robinson Cox,
Miss Phenix, Mrs. Cragin, Miss Addison.
Mrs. Swami. Mrs. Rodgers the Misses
Smith and the Misses Maury.
Mrs. Philip f. Chaplin will be at home
Fridays instead Of Wednesdays as here
tofore.
Mrs. Camp Of 14is N street went to New
i OTk SHTlStudS Weth, To SpeHU
Of January.
Mrs. Edward P. Mertz will be at home to
her friends tomorrow at III 18th street.
Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman and Miss Ken
needy will not be at home tomorrow, but
win receive on succeeding Wednesdays
during the season.
Mrs. Herbert Gouverncur Ogden, 1909 18th
street. will not receive during January,
but will be at home Fridays in February.
Mrs. w. f. Lewis will be at home at
the Cairo Thursday, January TO- after
5 o'clock
Miss Nan Mcpherson is spending the
winter at 1892 Massa chusetts avenue.
Mrs. George II. Fergus of Chicago,
companied by her son. Mr.. Robert c. Fer
gus of Yale 30, are visiting Prof. and
Mrs. brennan, 10 18Th street northwest
The cantata given by the children of
Westminster Presbyterian Church was a
decided success. Miss Lucy Bailey trained
them. The principal parts were taken by
Amy and Alice Yerkes, Grace Scrivner
Aileen Miller, Emma and Bessie Yerkes
Virginia Spear, Stella. Florence and Pearle
Morris, Mamie Stephenson, Hally, Alice
Sprickman and the lovely little Margaretta
De Peu: Charles d. Church. Harry White,
Joe Mac Kerrica and Geo. Lee Lester and