Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-02-11

q. Burns was maid Of honor The bride was |
gowned In green cloth. Her hat was of dark
green. trimmed with lighter shade. She
carried bride roses. The h1aid Of honor wore
Hight brewn cloth. trimmed with light brown
velvet. Her bouquet was Of bridesmaid
roses. The couple took late train for
bridal trip Il
Mrs. Alexander Graham Bell has cards
cut for Saturday evening, February 10. at
o o'clock.
Mrs. Grant will give luncheon Monday.
February IT.
Mrs. w. F. Turner will not be at home
Thursday.
Mrs. Edwin H. Fowler has Invitations out
for card party Thursday evening.
Miss Elizabeth Burbridge has cards out
for tea February Il
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hazen gave a euchre
party at their homo Saturday evening.
After the game refreshments were served,
after which an Informal dance was enjoyed.
Miss Mollie McDevitt and Mr. Manigan won
FIRST prizes, while Mrs. hurry and Mr.. E. b.
Greenwich secured the consolation prizes;
Miss Ragan and Mr.. Fisher won the BOBBY
prizes. Those present Were Mrs. P. c.
Smith. John B. Murry, J. r. Faunce, the
Misses McDevitt, Jessie Ragan, Annie Ror-
ris. Maggie Robertson. Mamie Davidson.
Lydia Faunce, Nellie Shoemaker, Alvin
Yates. the Misses Dali, Messrs. c. B. Hunt
e. A. Fuller Ed. g. Greenwich, W. P. Rich
ards, r. D. Sims, Thos. J. Fisher, Raymond
Ragan. w. l. Boyd, Geo. Griffin, +. w. Hart.
Floyd Davis, John B. hurry, Jos. Daily and
Jos. Manigan.
Mrs. Stetson and Miss Boutelle will not
be at home, 1441 Massachusetts, avenue, to-
morrow.
Mrs. Tittmann will not be at home tomor-
row.
| Miss Frances Benjamin Johnston has as
| her guest Miss Whiting of Springfield. Mass.
Miss Johnston will not be at home tomor
| low. but will receive very informally We'd
| nesdays through Lent
| Mrs. Charles w. Needham, Mrs. H.
Beach Needham ard Mrs. Frank r. Need
! ham, assisted by Mrs. Thomas G. Noyes,
| the Misses Perkins and Miss Bogal, will be
at home Wednesday, February II, for, the
| lest time this season, 1870 18th street.
| Mrs. Jones Of Arkansas and daughters,
915 M street. will hold their last formal re-
| ception Of the season next Thursday.
| A pleasant evening was spent last Friday
at the residence of Mr. 8. F. Edwards, 615
9th street northeast, the occasion being a
party given to their daughter. Miss Bessie
Edwards. Music and dancing formed pleas
ant features of the evening. Clarionet solos
| were also rendered by Mr.. Manuel Diaz
At late hour bountiful supper was
served. Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. J. F. Mulhare. Mr.. and Mrs. Salb
Misses Bessie Bulough. Flora Bowie, M
| Burgess, Florence and Sarah Lowe, Mamie
Gall, Giddings. Baxter, Garner and Ed
wards, Messrs Diaz, George and Frank
Scott, L. w. Harmon. A. Smoot. VIM. Ed
wards, r. Bentzler. Chas Giddings and
Chas. Boyez.
Mrs. d. H. Fenton will be at home FRI
day. February ii, to 8.
Mrs. johnson and the Misses Johnson,
1898 New Hampshire avenue, will be at
home Thursday for the last time this sea-
SON
Mrs. and Miss Watkins, 1922 10th street,
will be at home tomorrow from to 6.
Mrs, Albert Charles and daughter of
Cumberland, Md, are visiting Mrs. B. r.
| Yohe at 80 Delaware avenue.
Mrs. and Miss Estes of 1910 T street win
be at home for the last time this season
tomorrow, from to g.
Mrs Walter Avalah Johnston, 1907 18th
street northwest will not be at home to-
morrow.
Mrs. w. R Morrison will not be able to
keep any social engagements at present, on
account of illness.
Rose have returned after q brief visit to
| Baltimore.
Mrs. F. w. Graham and the Misses Ora.
ham will hold their final reception Febru.
airy ii, 1915 H street.
Mrs. e. 8. Cromwell, 1902 Q street, will
be at home to her friends from 3 to to-
morrow.
l L
west, will not receive tomorrow.
Miss Nellie G. Humphreys of e stree
has gone for visit to friends in Yves
. | Virginia and will remain several weeks.
!, The wives of Representatives G. NJ. Cur
tbs. Robert J. Gamble and George E. Foss
: assisted by Miss Henderson and Miss Nor
+. gan, will receive in the parlors Of the Nor
:. mandie from to $50 today.
The Misses Geddes, 1O17 18th street, vii
| ha a horne This afternoon From, 4 IN a 70
the last time this season. They will hav
with them Miss Derritt and Miss Page O
4 Virginia and Miss Michael
Miss Mabel VOORHEES, Of Elizabeth, N. J.
( is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Watkins, 151
p 10th street.
s Mrs Frank B. Farnsworth, 1908 lot
5 street. will not receive tomorrow.
I. Mrs. Lucfen Baker and Miss Baker VT
= not be at home Thursday.
g Miss Mamie D2pnelly left today 70
|, Rocky Mount. n. q
e Mrs. John c. Gerndt, 113S Connecticu
avenue, will not receive tomorrow, but wi
be at home the remaining Wednesdays
February.
9 The first meeting Of the Leap Year Socis
= Club took place last evening at the res
Il dence Of Miss Julia Heating. Games an
g music were enjoyed until a late hour, afte
which bountiful collation. was served
!, the dining room. Among those preser
/ hSic t'ic hiSScs 1<OtliS MOlil6 &c
monston, Genie Denekas, Lizzie Wignal
y May Booth and Messrs. Arthur Simpson
10 Edward Pillsbury, John Arnold, Willial
n Undush, William Fitzgerald and Geo. Val
IT duckenhausen.
3 Mrs. ]. P. Miller, wife Of DR.. J. p Mile
!. and Mrs. Chas. w. Blackwood will be
u home for the last time tomorrow, from
8, at 1922 18th street northwest.
Is TRIAL OF MOTHER SOLOMON.
Z, Difficulty in Making Out a Cas-