Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-23
Visiting D. A. B. Guests at Many
Entertainments.
MORNING AND EVENING DANCES
Shrove Tuesday Gayeties Gener-
ously STEPPED in Tea.
SOME COMING EVENT

Mrs. A. L. Barber welcomed to her home,
Belmont, yesterday a very large gathering
OF friends among the visiting and local
members of the Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution. The hostess was assisted
by Mrs. Adlai Stevenson, Mrs. John W.
roster. Mrs r. I. Fleming. Mrs. Washing
ton. Mrs. Sims. Mrs. Lothrop. Mrs. 8. B.
White, Mrs. Warren and Mrs Mitchell.
Flags draped the doorways and bunting
was freely and artistically used in each of
the halls and rooms. The table decora-
lions were also on patriotic lines, with sug-
gestive Washington birthday touches in
the way of cherry trees and their candfed
fruit and the inevitable Ratchet. A part of
the Marine Band played during the recep-
ton.
Ihe senior law class of Columbian Uni
versity gave hop last night at Rausch-
ers. which was a great success. Among
the young people taking part were Miss
FRANCES Nfchol, Miss Edna Westcott Misc
Sarrle smith, Miss Blanche Allison Miss
morgan, Miss Elsie Maenhy, Miss Emma
n na;S MISS Brewer Miss Barrett, Miss
Daisy Moore. Miss Nellie SummervilIa
Miss Moore. Miss A. Walker. Miss walker
MISS Brnger, Miss Anna Moore. Miss Ger
trude Ward, Miss Marie RageIy. Miss
Hrown; MISS Farnham. Miss Robinson,
Miss Ballinger Miss Louise Widdtconha
Miss Mamie Swingle. Miss Tucker Nice
Oli1e Evans. Miss Bury, Miss Shoune Miss
heribiuh1. Miss Gilt, Miss Scott. Miss len.
nans' MISS Sitter. Miss Brawner, Miss Mo-
reau. Miss T. Randolph, Miss Lord Miss
rabbit, Miss Mason, Miss Medford ME-
Melde. Miss Josie Smith, Mr.. and Mrs
In rnomas r. Wharton. Mr.. and Mrs. Cook
AZ = ana MRS Frank A. Wolff and Messrs
a a: E. Snow. Davis. John A. Rooms r.
Sramper. Homer, Medford, Burnhan, T
aIter vale: c. A. Loeffier. John 70. Hail
Snn nebo,s. Mackinsie. Louchs. Andrew
61ummlnss. Chesley. Edward Cooke, Corbin
F: Benjamin a N.Y. W. k & Gon ~ A. L, Tracey,
enry, Rtggles. Geo E Hubbard, Gordon
=. 2; moore, g. Fouse, Grey, Charles Resii
No.. sairnger, Gray, TIndalI. p Walker
hayden johnson. Henry KinesIow Harris
=. w. Gardner. w. B. Wilson. T Il CO.
!ner. Award. Harry H. Lee, Thos G Riae-
R Bay, Wade Jolly. Tasit, Tyssowski and
Mrs. Charles F. Humphrey gave a Wash
ington's birthday tea and WIS ass;s,.a ~,
nef daughter. Miss Juanite Da Cost.
humphrey. Mrs. Hugh Belknap, Mrs Nc.
i mnorten Thomas. Miss Carr, Miss Worth
ne, M Nj. MSS McCammon. Miss Sunderland
her home inequalities OF
postmaster General and Mrs. Gary en-
Iertained at dinner last night Mr.. and Mrs
Joslah Pierce, Mr.. ard Mrs Stanley Rroyyn
MI Mn,s ana MRS; Henry Earle, Miss Miles Miss
n nf-
more. Miss Newlands, Baron Won Oyerheck
Capt Charles McCawey Lieuts. Pound,
stone and Gibbons Mr. Boeufye of the
french embassy and Mr.. Frederick Evans,
Ihe venezuelan minister and Miss An
drade entertained at dinner last night in
honor of the British ambassador ami Id,
fauncefote. The other guests were the
MeX1can minister and Mrs Romero. the
Chliean minister and Mrs. Cana, the min
Santol ION gal and the Viscountess
NhaY
I,aly' the charge daffares of Russia. the
cnafGe q affaires of Turkey Mrs MacRane
Ashton. GNU i'S
MRS. A p Gorman and the Misses Cor
man, assisted by Mrs. Wilton J. Lambert
mrs. Richard Award Johnson Mrs n
jackson and Miss May Huntington Nor
gan, Will be at home tomorrow afternoon
iren & 10 u Tor the last time this season.
MRS. wilcox will entertain at a tea to-
morrow afternoon in honor of the Tennes
see delegates to he D. A. R.
Mrs. George A. Bacon of 17Os 18th stree,
VIII not be at nome tomorrow. as she is
attending the congress of the D. A. r. as a
delegate.
Mrs. Charles G. Ayres entertained yester-
gay AFTERNOON to meet Mrs VIM. Stryker.
ner guest. Flags and gay-colored Indian
blankets We're used in decoration and the
lamps shaded by colored butterflies Tho
noral decorations were made I'D of roses,
.HASo e.s-et PailS ASSISTING Mrs. AYreS
Mrs. Schuyler CrowninshieId who noured
tea; MRS Leonard Wood and Mrs Charles
brewster VINO served punch. The hostess
VINO Is handsome blonde. wore a gown of
piack velvet combined with white satin
embroidered with silver and turquoise.
Mrs Stryker wore black and white satin.
the waist applfqued with Jet A receiving
party added to the pleasure of the after
noon and In 1t were Misses Rochester
Adams. Baker. Jessie Gary and Miss Card
Col Corbin. Mr.. Blair, Mr. John Dahlpren
Mr.. Zelanoi of the Russian legation. Ma ior
Turnbull, Capt. W. Page Carter, Mr.. Nash.
Lieut.. faxton Capt. Cooke and Mr. Caspar
Crowninshield Among those present were:
Mrs. Stanley Matthews, Mrs Thomas Nell
son Page, Mrs. Mott, Mrs. Greely. MRS
Crowninsheld. Mrs. Dexter Adams Mrs
nocnester Mrs Cunningham, Mrs R. M.
G. Brown, Miss GouYeuneur. Miss I.ae
Mrs. Chatard. Mrs Loning, Mrs. GRAY. Mrs
mcmillan, Mrs. Miles, Mrs. Phelps. wife of
Admiral Phelps: Mrs. Lindsey. Mrs
wayne Parker. the Misses Stokes of New
a uorA' MRS. kittson. Mrs. Shirley Carter.
mrs: Hornblower. Mrs. Albertini, Mrs.
Bradley, Mrs. Morehead, Mrs. Lincoln and
Mrs. John NJ Wilson.
Mrs Ayres has invited for luncheon
Thursday In honor Of Mrs. Stryker.
AT the Church of the Covenant yester-
day at noon Miss Hattie Louise Whitening
an ana MI George F. Kinnear were married
by Rev. DR.. Hamlin. Messrs. Edwin SET
ton, o. c. Huffman and w. p Meredith
OF virginia and William Muehleisen. p. g.
Pcrtner and r. +. Portner of Washington
we're the ushers. Miss Anna Whitening at
teHaed her sister as maid of honor and
was dressed In gray and white silk and
large black hat trimmed in pink. Her flow
ers We're bridesmaids roses The bride
VINO came in church with her father. was
handsomely gowned in blue cloth and sa tin
anc wore a Large black hat. A large bou-
qt ct or bride roses and lilies of the valley
was carried. Mr.. H. R. Whitening was
best man. A breakfast for the wedding
party and few intimate friends followed
at the home of Mr.. whitening, and later in
the day Mr. and Mrs. Kinnear left for a
wedding trip. They win make their future
meme at the Highland Terrace, Massachus-
etts avenue and 14th street.
Mrs. Lester Fisher, Kenesaw avenue. viii
not be at home tomorrow
among the many home weddings Last
right was that of Mr.. Harry Wolf and
MISS Bertha Kennedy. at the home Of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs A. ]. Ken
rely. No. 2l09 street. The pariors were
decorated with palms and ferns On the
manteis American beauty roses were
banked In pyramids. and on each end
burned crystal lamps under red shades.
At other points were long. slender vases
OF red tulfuR and carno Hons Tho h.,a.