Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-04-21
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Mrs. Harlan Entertains for Her Daughter-in-
Law.
The Visiting Delegates of the Col
onial Danes Guests of the Local
Society Weddings.

cago. wife of her son. Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
Ian have been visiting Justice and Mrs.
Harlan since Easter. The occasion brought
| together large company of guests. rep
iesenting both official and resident circles.
Last night at the Washington Club the
Colonial Danes We're the guests of the
District society at a handsome reception
| from to II. The rooms were in spring at
tire, with cogwcod blossoms and bun and
blue bunting. On the committee from the
local society were: Miss Miller Mrs. Brice
Mrs. Addison. Mrs. J. NJ. Browne, Mrs.
Harry Heth, Mrs. Anna Il. Heath. Mrs.
Davis. Miss Elizabeth Washington, Miss
Eugenia Washing tcn Miss Belle Johnston
and Miss Mary Strong
Miss Mary +. Sherman. eldest daughter
of the late Henry C. Sherman, of this CITY,
and Mr.. Josiah Waters Jones CT Olney
Md. were married yesterday at the Victoria.
Only the immediate relatives of the couple
were present, and Rev. E. Bradford Leav-
| lit of All Souls Church officiated. The
bride wore brown travelling dress and the
couple left Immediately for "A northern
trip. They will reside at Olney Md. where
| reception will be given in their honor
| May ).
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Broome have re-
turned TO Washington and are visiting MI
and Mrs. James F. Barbour.
Mrs. Richard Wayne Parker gave tea
| SeSttiuds III compliment 10 ner mother,
mrs. w. W. Gordon of Savannah, who is
here attending the meeting of the Colonial
| DANES, of which she is second vice presi-
dent.
Al the dinner given by tire German am
| bassador Tuesday night, among his guests
| were Senator and Mrs Hale. Senator and
Mrs Mcmillan. Gen. and Mrs. Miles. Mrs
Wetmore, Miss Edes. DR.. and Mrs. Guz-
man, Mrs. Audenried. Miss Pauncefoie.
| Miss Warder. Mr.. Won Brucning Mr.. Speck
| Won Stornberg. Mr. OBierne and Mr. Heard
Mr.. and Ms. Parker Mann will not he at
| home on Sunday. the oath. but will be at
rome on Sunday, May I, for the last time
| this season.
Mrs: J. Fred. Heisse and little daughter
| Hester are in Shippensburg. Pa. to spend
| two weeks with Mr.. Heissa's sister Mrs
| Belle Wolfe
| Mrs. Walter N. Dickinson, wife of Lieut..
| Walter NJ. Dickinson, 18th Infantry L. s.
| A., and Mrs. George D. Wallace are az The
Colonial" 18th and II streets.
Mrs A. ID. Prince will discontinue her
| Fridays at home for the season.
Capt. Summerhayes. quartermaster. has
been ordered to New York on temporary
| duty connected with the business of his d.
! partment. Mrs. Summerhayes and her
| daughter will remain at For; Myer for the
| present
Mrs. A. Z. Straus of Richmond. Va, is
here on visit to her parents, 40 II street,
| with her son Sylvin.
| Mrs. Thomas r. Mercein of Milwaukee
president of the Wisconsin Society Of CO.
| innlal Danes. delegate to the general coun-
| Gil of colonial danes. is at the Richmond
| The Abracadabra Club met last evening
| with Mr. and Mrs. e. II. Squiers at their
home. East Capitol street. The session
was one of unusual interest, each member
ansH ering 10 the roll call by a five-minute
! pa per on some one of the living American
poets Miss Nicholson followed with a
| solo, itser which Mr.. c. ]. Abbott gave an
| Interesting paper IN Great Men and How
| 10 Achieve Greatness. The hostess served
| refreshments. and the club adjourhed To
meet April q at The house of Mr.. c. G.
| were Mr.. and Mrs. Frock, MI and Mrs. c.
| G. Abbott, Mr.. and Mrs. Appleton p Clark,
Mrs. j. d. Croissant. Miss Doherty, Mrs.
NJ. F. 8. Davis, Miss Shaw. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. l.. McCreery. Nc. and Mrs. T. w. Scott.
| Mrs. Stems. Miss Nandoren, Mrs. Clum.
the Misses Nicholson, Mr. and Mrs
Squiers Miss Carol Clum Mr.. and Mrs
| Griffin and Mr.. Askew.
| Mrs. s. Bensinger Of 1927 Massachusetts
avenue has as her guests the Misses Pop
Fer of New York.
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Kraft
a merry gathering celebrated the eleventh
| anniversary of their sons birthday. Games
| we're played until refreshments were served
we're the Misses Annie Kelley, Pearl Web
| ster, Hilda Williams, Matte Bell Eva
Stanley, Hettie and Lizzie Weigel, Maggie
Kraft. Elsie and Mary Poole, Alma Col
easier, Ada Wagner, Lille Kins, Katie
| and Leona Moran, Katie Kraft, and the
| Misses N. Cissel and Lottie and Bell Tro-
| Ian AMI E. Stanley, and Masters Emory
BONNIE. Elma Kraft. Raymond and Philip
Kraft. John and Willie Webb Cyril Carroll
| Harry Jones, Irving Rea, VIII Schorr Jo-
| seph and Leonard Stanley, John and Henry
| Wefgel, Clarence Poole and Willie King.
| Master Emory Bonini took an active part
| in the fun. The host was the recipient of
many pretty presents.
Mrs. Audenried has invitations out for a
tea the coming Saturday to meet her
| nephew and his bride Judge and Mrs Au-
| denried Of Philadelphia. The latter was
| Miss Mary Corning of Cleveland where her
| marriage to Judge Audenried took place
| Easter Tuesday. Judge Audenried is among
| the youngest and brightest judicial lights Of
| his state.
| At All Souls Church today at noon a
| large gathering of friends witnessed the
marriage of Miss Margaret Delight Baker
daughter of DIR. and Mrs. Frank Baker. to
| Mr.. Bailey Willis. The platform and read
| ing stand were massed with palms and
foliage plants and pink blooming azaleas.
The ushers were Messrs. Vim. Heron, r.
c. Baker, S. X. Baker and r. H. Sargent.
| When the bride arrived with her father. she
was preceded to the presence of the ofiiciat-
| ing clergy m an, Re-. Mr.. Leav.tt by the little
| daughter of the groom and her own sister,
| both children being dressed in white mus
| lr and carrying baskets of violets. which
| they threw in the brides path. Miss Baker
! attended her sister maid of honor She
| wore gray silk. trimmed with pink chiffon.
The best man was Mr.. Salisbury. The bride
| wore white Liberty silk, very prettily made,
| tulle veil and carried white roses. A
| wedding breakfast followed the ceremony
| at the residence of DR.. Baker. Columbia
| road. before the couple left for their honey
| moon trip.
| The marriage of Miss Anna A. Hesse
| and John F. BraZerol took place at noon
| yesterday at st. Mary's Catholic Church
| The bride was attended ny her sister, Miss
/ Josephine J. Hesse as maid of honor. and
| the groom by his brother. Joseph BraZerol
/ Only the immediate relations and friends
[ of both parties Witnessed the ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. BraZerol have gone on
! short wedding journey north.
RELIEF CORPS TENDERS SERVICES.
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