Evening star., 1898-01-24

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at tea given by Mrs. Clifford Perrin jan
uary %. at o'clock.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Prather have issued
invitations for their golden wedding, or
| fiftieth wedding anniversary. February 1,
from to 10 O'Clock. at 1910 Vermont ave-
nue..
: Miss Julia Grant, daughter of Col Fred
Grant of New York. was guest of honor at
a dinner given last evening by the -Austro-
Hungarian minister and Baroness Hengel-
! muller. Other guests wefa the Misses Sibyi
| and Lillian Pauncefote Mr.. and Mrs. Fox
Adam, Misses Williams, Simpkins. jose
phine Boardman and Ward. Baron Herman,
Baron Reidl, Mr.. Parker OF New York. Mr..
Joostens. Mr.. Brandao, Mr.. del Fiso and
ex-Goy. Carroll.
Miss Margaret Edes gave a dinner Satur-
day evening in honor of the German am
bassador. Those present included. well.
Madame Bonapa:te, the minister OF the
Netherlands. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry May,
Mrs. Mulligan. Baron Won Herman. Mr.. Le-
faivre. Mrs. Sartoris. Col. Schuyler Crosby.
Mr.. c. Boutelle. Mrs Stewart. Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrews. Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson
and Capt and Mrs. Buckingham.
Mrs. Sartoris has sent out cards for a
dinner February 9.
Mrs. Robert Newton Harper will give
reception this evening for Mrs. John F.
Rixey.
Miss Jean Walsh, one Of the seasons
debutantes. will give luncheon Feb
ruary 1.
Mrs and Miss Kaufman will not be at
home to callers tomorrow. but will receive
their friends on Tuesdays thereafter until
Lent.
Mrs. Thomas Leslie Macdonald of 1902
Massachusetts, avenue will not receive to-
morrow but will be at home the remain
ing Tuesdays of the season.
Rev. T. Dewitt Talmage. co-pastor Of the
First Presbyterian Church. this city, was
married Saturday at Allegheny. Pa. the
bride being Mrs. Eleanor NJ. Collier. The
by Rev. DR.. Robinson. pastor of the First
United Presbyterian Church of Allegheny
City.
At the altar ceremony the bride was ar
ceremony was concluded the party sat
down to a wedding breakfast, after which
Mr.. and Mrs. Talmage took the afternoon
train for Cleveland.
On their return from their bridal tour.
DR.. and Mrs. Talmage will live at the
family residence, 400 Massachusetts ave-
nue..
The guests at the wedding were Mrs.
McCutcheon. mother of the bride Mrs.
Hannah NJ. Lindsey. Mrs. Eliza Patterson.
Mrs Martha Presley. Miss Katherine King.
Miss Kate McSweeney of New York: Mr..
and Mrs. Leslie Orr of Sharpsburg. Thos.
G. McCutcheon. James McCutcheon. Judge
F. II. Collier. Judge W. D. Porter and DR..
l.. II. Willard.
Nothing was known in this city of DR..
Talmage's matrimonial plans. He left here
last Thursday. stating that he intended to
be absent two weeks.
Mrs Collier, who is tnirty-nne years old
has been widow for seventeen years She
was the wife of Charles Collier, a promi-
Ee mt member Of the Allegheny county bar
There was one child by this union Miss
Rebecca Collier. now attending the Young
Ladies Preparatory School at Bryn Mawr
Pa The bride is the daughter of the late
j n nj fbxah l. trD,
oil Lindsay McCutcheon. She is an at
tractve brunette. tall and stately of fine
culture ard an active member of the Pres
byterian Church. She has long been a
prominent figure in the best social circles
or Pfttsburg. Friends of both parties heart
lly approve of the union
Dr- Ialmage met Mrs. Collier during the
past TWO summers at East HAMPTON a
Lcng Island resort where the court shin
winch eliminated five months ago in n for
mai engagement was carried on The en-
Sagement was kept profound secret and
II was only within the past few days that
Mrs. Talmage's most intimate friends were
apprised of the coming marriage
DE- Talmage was born at Bound Brook,
N j.. January Z. 1882. This is his third
marriage, and he has six children five
daughters and one SON. The son. Rev.
Frank Talmage, was recently called to the
pastorate of a Chicago church. DIR. Tai
mage lost his first wife through drown
ing accident. His second wife died while
he was pastor of the Brooklyn Tabernacle,
about three years ago.
Mrs. D. B. Street and the Misses Street
will be at home Tuesdays, February and
Is.
Mrs. Binger Hermann and Miss Hermann
will not be at home Tuesday of this week
Miss Mathewson of Oh French street will
be at home. Informally tomorrow after 6
O'Clock. She will have with her Miss Bes-
sic Boyd of Reading who is her guest.
Misses Nelly Boyd. Made Bayly, Mabel
Clafiin. Mary Morgan. Helen Rowe and
Jennie Perry.
Mrs. H. NJ. Schooley, 925 Westminster
street. will be at home Tuesday afternoon
and Tuesdays In February, both In the af-
ternOon and evening.
Mrs. and Miss Fletcher of Minnesota and
Mrs. w. s. Kirkpatrick and Miss Harris of
pennsylvania will be at home at the Rich
mond from 3 until O'Clock on Tuesday.
Dr. }. b. Parker. medical inspector. L. s.
n. and family are located at 1850 New
Hampshire avenue.
Mrs. N. Bingham Van SIingerland held a
very enjoyable reception on Saturday. as
sisted by the following ladies': Mrs. Nav
Stacy, Mrs. Peter Heiskell, Mrs Jerome
b. Ten Eyck and Mrs. L. A Crandell.
Many prominent people were present Mrs
Van Slingerland is regent of New York
Holland Danes.
The wives of congressman at the Oxford
VIII receive from TO 5 tomorrow
On account of sickness, Mrs. VIM. Con-
nell of Pennsylvania will not receive at the
Shoreham tomorrow
Owing to her abs ence from the city. Mrs
Bliss, wife of the Secretary Of the Interior
VIII not receive Wednesday.
Mrs. Stone and the Misses Stcne of Cam
tol Hill will be at home on Monday from 2
to $50 o'clock.
Mrs. L. V. GoudaI. from Fort Huachuea
A. T., is visiting her sister, Mrs. H +
Miller, No. 12OS Maryland avenue south
west.
Miss Eula Shreve has returned tn her
home, Monocacy, Md. after a pleasant
visit to Mrs. Grafton Shreve of 6OO b street
northeast.
Miss Mildred Howard of Chicago is visit
ing Senator and Mrs. Mason No 14o3
Chapin street. and will assist at Mrs. Ma
sons Thursday receptions during the sea
son. "
Mrs d. NJ. Mcpherson Will not be at
home on Tuesday. January 25.
Mrs. Robert Laurenson will be al home Tn
visitors Wednesdays in January and Feb
ruary. ~
A very pleasant evening was spent Thurs
day at the home of Miss Mary f. Shauxh-
messy. 43S 1lth street southwest The af
fair was in honor of Miss Maexie Row
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