Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-04-13
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Thirty-Five Couples Danced the Last Tues.
day Cotillion.
The Rainbow Wedding of Miss Kon-
drup aud Mr.. SttIlwell-Diners,
Cards and Teas-Notes.

odnceu, leu py Mr. arthur RoDeF.s ine
chapercns were Mrs. q. wythe Cook, Mrs.
Philip Darneille. Mrs. J. X. Jones. Mrs. }.
c. Cocney. Mrs Claude Swanson and Mrs.
Ben Miller. The ball room was decorated
with flowers and foliage plants, and a
dainty supper was served at midnight IN
the green dining room. Among those en-
joying the evenings pleasure were the
Misses Trenholm. Walford srumm. Null
vile, Libbey, Latimer Berry. Huntington.
Pulsifer Irwin, Settle, Lloyd, Gardner Bag
get, Wheat. Male. Young, Eva Darneiile.
MARI Morgan, Campbell. Towne David
son. Hattie Darneilie. Mrs. George Hill
dreth, Mrs. Crenshaw, Messrs. Clagett.
Callahan, Hooe. Scott. Harris. Walker.
Lipsccmb. Brown, Miller, Casson. Stafford.
Bradley, Medford, DuvalI JAMES. Berkeley,
Stewart, IaWall, Washington, Frazer. Mo-
ragne. Pollock, Mason, Gaddes Naylor,
Male, Bennett, Hawley. Wasserbach, Rich
ardson, Crenshaw, Gilbert, Malon. Reed.
Van Eruen. Graham, Lattimer Howard
Cochran, Corbtn and Meredith.
large audience witnessed the marriage
las, night at Epiphany Church of Miss
Ai:saretta Williams kondrup to Mr.. VIII
lam Moore Stillweil, jr., OF New York The
ushers, who were kept busy seating the
guests until the arrival of the bridal party.
were Messrs. H. Tiffany Spencer, Robert
"A. Scott and Harry Poillon Nichols of New
YORK, n. l.. Burchell, DIR. Charles r. Luce
ana Captain Domer of Washington The
E-ide came IN with her brother Mr. Edwin
I.aihais hohurup She was preceded by the
maid of honor. Miss Louise St John OF
New York and the bridesmaids Miss Julia
ne:lle, MISS Julia Bullock of Baltimore and
Miss Blanche Butler. of New York, who
entered single file. Their dresses carried
on. the rainbow effect, the FIRST wearing
green net and chiffon, the next in pink and
the third in yellow. Each carried American
neauty roses. The maid of honor was
crossed IN white net and chiffon and car
ried pink roses. The bridal gown was Of
white satin. trimmed with duchess lace
her point lace Veil was fastened With a
ciannond and sapphire ornament the gift
OF me groom. ana her shower bouquet was
CT allies OF the valley. Rev. Dr. Mckim
ot1c;a;ed, assisted by Rev. Charles Harris
hays CT st. Marks Pro-CathedraI Mr.
charles White Of New York was best man.
The oGaacei was prCfusely decorated with
faSiSf MOWERS and palms. A reception to
me bfidal party ami a limited number OF
l!lclGs ana relatives followed the cere-
inCny at the residence OF the bride Later
M ana Mrs. St!iiwell left for Baltimore
and from there viii take an ocean voyage
inc ghts, which were unusually beautiful
included silver service frcm the uncle OF
the bride. AR. Ludwig Kondrup of Dem
marx Among the guests from out of town
were Lieutenant and Mrs. Tillnnan of An
napc!is, bro;her-jn-iaw and sister of the
bride; Mr.. and Mrs W NJ StiIlweiI sr
= v
Sllls. Mrs. St. John and Mr.. and Mrs Belts
CT New York.
Inc Misses Gary entertained a party of
young ladies at cards. when the tables
We're arranged in the two drawing rooms
and in the music room. Roses and Easta
EtcS decorated the house, AID a high ta;,
was served before the guests separated
Among The players were Mrs. Morse, Miss
Bar3er. Miss Grace Mckinley the Misses
Lynch, Miss Harter and Mss McWiliia ms
he
shore Of Baltimore, who is visiting the
Misses Gary; The Misses Mckeana the
Misses Mattii 8ly. Miss Sewers Miss Bsk-
er. Mss Crosby Miss McCalium. Miss
Ethel Horstmann Miss Davidson Mss
Gilmore, Miss Laura Harlan, Miss Wilson
Miss Miles, Miss Barney. Miss Mitchell
Miss Fox. Miss Jenkins. Mrs. McCallum
Miss Mertwago, Miss CoRcit-Smith. Miss
Fuller, Miss jackson, Miss Perm. Miss
Murphy, Miss Ffoulke, Miss Bell, Miss
Mcrthington. Miss Cotton, Miss Deering,
Miss Boariman. Miss Davis. Miss Bates
Miss Hichborn ard Miss Houston
Senator and Mrs. E!kins had a COMPANY
Of young people 10 dine with them last
night IL meet their son, Stephen b. Eiki:is.
jr.. home frcm ale fer the holidays. Their
guests Were Miss Ethel Anderson. Miss
sheridan, Miss Rodgers. Miss Texas Bates,
Miss Ffoulke. Miss Alice Warder Miss
Primer, Miss Emory, Miss Barney, Mr.
Adelbert Hay. The Messrs. C. and A ORA
Per. the Messrs. Hit, Mr. Hale, Mr. Van
LlHuSsy dIiti lT. Kerr.
Miss Katharine Ridgely. granddaughter
of Senator and Mrs. Cullom gave lunch
con yesterday in honor of her guest Miss
Katharine Wood of Denver, who is with
her for the holidays. The table was deck
ed with pink tulips and ribbons. The other
misses present were Helen Brown. Ruth
Brown, Miss Baxter, Florence Brittou
Marjorie Cotton. Alice Grandin and Ruth
Halford.
The French ambassador Mr.. Cambon,
gave a dinner las. night in honor of Arch
bishop Ireland and the minister to Bel
GUM and Mrs. Storer, VINO are now here
for visit. The others present were the
Speaker and Mrs. Reed, the Belgian min
lister and Countess de Lichtervelde. Mr..
and Mrs. de Granprey. Mr.. Boeufve and
Mr.. 1hiebaut of the embassy.
Miss Theoline LIE Myone Polmyer. daugh-
ter of William Polmyer of Dubuque. Iowa,
formerly of Baltimore. was married yes
terday morning to Mr.. George Nathan
Armstrong of this city at the home of the
brides aunt. Mrs. Millie Polmyer. Balti-
more. by Rev. p. Wro;h. The bride wore
Il going-away gown of blue, trimmed with
black braid. and black picture hat. After
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Armstrong left
for a trip north. They will reside at 1lU0
18th street, Washington.
Mrs. Henry Sherman BoutelI, wife of
Representative Boutell of Illinois, welcom-
ed number of friends yesterday to an
afternoon reception in honor of her guests,
Mr.. and Mrs. Aldace +. Walker and Miss
Rogers The mother of the hostess Mrs.
Gates; Miss Boutell. the young sister of
the host: Mrs. Reeves, Miss Stewart and
Miss Frances Hough assisted in doing the
honors.
At Sutherland" Gen. John B. Gordon's
home at kirkwood, Ca, yesterday his
niece, Miss Lutte Gordon, was married to
Mr.. Walter Thomson Of Philadelphia. The
wedding was much less elaborate than had
been planned on account OF the recent be-
reavement in the family of the bride. but
was a bright and happy occasion in a home
where the atmosphere is one Of southern
hospitality. Miss Gordon was escorted by
General Gordon, and was met by the
groom and his best man, Mr.. George Nc
Fadden Of Philadelphia. Miss Louie Cor
don Roper, the brides first cousin, and her
maid of honor. directly preceded the bride.
DIR. Archibald Thomson and Mr.. George
Thomson Of Philadelphia. the groomsmen,
preceded the bridal party. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomson left yesterday afternoon for Phil
adelphia- A reception was rendered the
visiting guests at the Capital City Club
rooms last evening In Atlanta.
Mrs. VIM. Hahn. 925 New York avenue,
has discontinued her Thursdays at home"
for this season.
The members Of the Chi Deuteren charge