Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-11-25
A OSE L NCHEO N
Miss Wilson Hostess of Dainty Feas,
Today.
Senator and Mrs. Fairbanks' Hospf.
tnlfty-Dinners and Teas
Personals.

today in honor of Mrs. Pope. Miss Cart
| wright ard Miss Scott. The table was dec
GRATED with American beauty roses, and
| all the dainty accomplishments of the feast
! were in harmony with their rich coloring.
| The other guests present were Miss Paunce-
| fote, Miss Mines. Miss Dingley Miss For
| aker, the Misses Gary of Baltimore. daugh-
| tiers of the former Postmaster General;
| Mrs. Fannie Hayes Smith and Mrs Perry
| Heath.
Senator and Mrs Fairbanks gave another
large dinner last night. the guests who
| enjoyed Thanksgiving cheer with them be-
| ing Assistant Postmaster General and Mrs.
| Heath, COL and Mrs. DENLY, MIR. and Mrs.
Robert j. TraCewclI, Judge and Mrs. Peelie,
| Mr. and Mrs. Pcnneld, Mr. and Mrs Mitch
| Ell MIR. and Mis-. Halford, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mckee, AIR. and Mrs. Joseph Pope, Mrs
| SartorIs. Mrs. J. L. Washing ION. Mr.. Regi-
maid Tower, Mr.. O'Hara, Mr.. Chandler T.
| Anderson. Air. Denpy. Mr. Charles Builder
ana ,apt Fred W arren Fairbanks. Miss
| isvn, daughter of The Secretary of Agrl-
cuI.uTe, Was Il guest al Senau or and MRS
atruoenkS Gunner " edneSday night.
one oI MIS-. Mckinley new dresses is of
peaa dc soie, Oh blue and opaiescenU tones,
"a Gaded IN wnlIe velvet. wiki a dellca,e
design of dtttStes ana chrySdulhemu tuS
ne general effect of the gown Is princess
| The skIrt has a demi-JraIn and opens IN
| front over "A tablier of Gobein blue satin
embroidered in pearls. JaboIs of marquise
lace outline the laber.
AiarquiSe lace over blue satin forms the
foundation Of the high-neCked bodice, the
peau de sole outlined with pearls being APP
| pitqued over il. The vest is Of Gobein blue
satin, embroidered with pearls in necklace
design Jabots of lace from the shoulder
| to The waist join the jabots of lace the
skirt and add to the princess effect. The
sleeves are of peau de Sole finished at the
nan1 with marulIiSe lace The high
collar Is made of the satin and is finished
| at the back with tall points.
The guests Of the Kenmore celebrated
Thanksgiving night with enjoyable
oahce, participated in by about seventy
| five couples. The corridors and dancing
| hall We're tastefully decorated with ported
plants and chrysanthemums additional
color being added through the prominent
diSplay or the stars and stripes. The Vir-
glnia reel was received with so much favor
| that triple encores followed. Suitable re-
freshments were served at and l. o'clock.
| Mrs. Hearst. who is now in Paris, Is re-
ceiving great social attention there The
cream of the professors in the University
OF Paris entertained her at dinner at the
best restaurant in the Latin quarter this
week, and last night Bartholdi paid her
high compliment in his speech at the
American University dinner.
Miss Ethel Murphy and Mr.. John Nc
| Gowan Biddle were married Wednesday in
San Francisco. Mr.. Biddle arrived there
took place at the home of the brides
father. Mrs. Biddle is the daughter of
Samuel G. Murphy. president of the First
National Bank of San Francisco. She
made her debut at a cotillion given in her
honor at the Palace Hotel in that city last
year, which was one of the society gather
iness of the season. She is highly accom-
pushed, talented musician, an expert lin
gust, attractive and a decided favorite
with her large circle of friends. Mr. and
Mrs. Biddle are soon expected here.
The marriage of Miss Efhe Davenport
Hulse and Mr.. Robert Lewis Dutton. both
| of this city, solemnized last evening
| by Rev. DR.. Ebert S. Todd, pastor OF
| Straubridge NJ. E. Church, Baltimore, Md.
Owing to sickness in the families of both
parties and the recent death Of the grand
mother of the groom, the ceremonies were
conducted very quietly at the parsonage of
| the above church. MIR. and Mrs. Dutton
will be at home after December l at No.
ITO 9th street.
| Miss Mary Angie Foster ard DR.. Jona-
| than r. Hagan of this city We're married at
Bailston, Va, yesterday afternoon at 3
| o'clock at the First Presbyterian Church.
| The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Marga-
| ret Foster of Ballston. and the wedding was
attended by many friends.
| Last night in the Peoples Tabernacle.
| 11th street southeast, Miss Bertha Cook,
| eldest daughter of Mrs. Mary A. Cook, and
| Lloyd Gaines. ticket agent Of the Pennsyl-
| vania road at Benning, We're married by
]. Magruder, T. Burke, H. Dobbs and J.
Harding We're ushers. The bride wore
white organdie over white SILK. She car
RED a bouquet of brides roses. Miss Ada
Reese, cousin of the bride. was flower
g.ri and was dressed in white silk. After
the ceremony the guests were entertained
at the home of the bride. where a bounu-
full luncheon was served. The bride was
the recipient of many beautiful and costly
presents, consisting OF silver, china and
g.ass ware, pictures, clocks and household
linen Mr.. and Mrs. Gaines will make their
home for the present at 5l4 Sth street
southeast, where they will be pleased to
see their friends after November %.
The sun came out for the Ahbi Club tea
yesterday, but the hospitable event would
have been great success anyway. The
house WAS turonged from the reception
room to the kitchen, and upstairs, as wen,
the caro- room and farm being equally
popular. Mrs. Frank y. LorIng recen Ell
the guests, while Mrs. John Poor presided
a, the refrashment table. Miss Hoy, Miss
hose Wahacn, Miss Rush, MISS Seckendorf,
MSS Palmer. MISS Anderson and Miss
| G.u.er assisted also in dong the nonors.
the guests, who numbered several hun
Oh eu, repre- sented sc ciaI Washington in all
its phases, resident. official and diplomatic.
a cara party was given by the Misses
A.squith at their home. 1914 18th street,
last night, IN honor of Miss Sawyer OF New
ork. 1noSe present were Misses Sawyer,
Davis, Healy, Tauaferro and Anderson.
Messrs. Cobb, Sawyer. Cox, Duckworth.
Johnson and Clark. After awarding the
prizes TO Miss Sawyer and Mr.. Duckworth
supper served, followed by music and
games.
Mrs. James Stevenson has left the Colo
NAL and is the guest of Gen and Mrs. Eu-
gene A. Carr who have taken the Browne
residence, lo45 K street, for the winter.
Mrs r. C. Van Vliet. wife of Captain
Van Vliet, 10th U. S. Infantry. and chil-
aren will pass this winter with Gen and
Mrs. Van Viiet, at sl9 18th street.
Mrs. Dante NEE Hemenway) of Wilkes
barre, Pa, is in the city for short visit.
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Alex. Nj. Ken
aaay, 2uU6 u street.
Mr.. Charles McDaniels OF New York has
rented DR.. Baggetts house, 1922 10th street,
Tor the winter. Mrs Mechanics viii be
pleasantly remembered in Washington as
Mss hepecca Reynolds, niece of Admiral
heynolas, L. 5. n.
Mrs. L. II. Spang has her sister. Mrs
Geo. Hale, and daughter visiting her, al l4SJ
howard avenue, Mount Peasant
Mrs. George Hale has issued cards for
The marriage of her daughter Agnes to MIR.
CnarIes Peg ram Lewis at L pm. NoVem-
Der ~, at Ascension Church.