Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-26

| is visiting his nephew. Mr. Geo G Click
| il, 2ol G street southeast.
Miss Clara Woods Whiting of Pittsfield.
| Mass, is visiting Miss Mabel V Plat OF
| 300 14th street. They win be at home
| Fridays, January - and February 3.
| Madam WI will receive informally .o-
morrow afternoon for the last time this
| season.
Mrs. Albert Ellsworth Acler will not he
| at home tomorrow but will be at home
! Fridays in February, at the Kensington.
Mrs. Charles G. Dulin held the last OF
her Wednesday receptions for this season
| yesterday and welcomed many friends She
! had the pleasant assistance of Miss Pres
| colt of Boston, who is making her a visit.
the Misses Livingston and Miss Stanton.
Mr.. Dulin and Mr.. Frank Brown OF Boston,
| Mrs. Dulin's uncle. who has come on for
| his usual winter visit. also added to the
| pleasure of the callers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Calver, 1121 p
| street. entertained at dinner Tuesday even
ing Misses Buckir CHAM, Smith, Collamer
and Fawcett and Messrs. Moulton, Maupin,
Bartlett and Vail
| The marriage Of DR.. Charles Sumner
Fisher and Miss Florence Adelaide Hill
dreth, daughter of Mrs. +. Hildreth, for
merly of this city. took place yesterday
| afternoon in New York at the Hotel Bris
/ tol. The wedding quiet affair. owing
| to illness in the family of the bride. and
only relatives and intimate friends attend
age was the officiating clergyman. The
brides white satin gown was dlaped with
| mouSSolfne de Sole and finished with lace.
The mation and maid OF honor were, re-
! Specuvely Mrs. Chapman Hyans, ir., sis
! ter of the bride. who was in green mousse
line de sole over satin and Miss Ella r ob-
| iEson of Brooklyn. who wore pink silk
combined with null of the same color Or.
! James b. Clemens acted as best man ana
| Chapman Hyams, jr, and Ernest F.
| Ayrault ushers.
| Mr.. Hopkir Smith, who will give a
reading for the Art Students League. will
be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Me-
son Page during his visit 10 this city.
The marriage of William X. Vanderbilt.
jr., and Miss Virginia Fair will occur at
noon Tuesday, April T. at the home of Miss
Fairs sister, Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs on
| 9th avenue. After a honeymoon Mr. and
| Mrs. Vanderbilt viii go to Newport early
| I'm June and occupy Belvoir on Beacon
! Hill, which was rented by Mr.. Vanderbilt
! a few days ago.
| The next regular dance of the Junior
| Bachelors will he given Friday evening
9th instant, at Mrs F. c. Dyer's. at $50
o'clock. To those of their friends who have
| received no cards for this dance the COM
| nlittee on invitations extends cordial invi-
! tation for the evening.
| Mrs. Henry Clay Evans and Miss Anita
Evans had a pleasant reception yesterday,
when they had assisting them Miss Sea-
| bury Of Orange, y. j. Miss Kaufman
and Miss TURKEY were visavis at the tea
| table. and Miss Gilbert and Miss Guthrie,
who are visiting Mrs. John S. Granger,
were also in the receiving party.
| The wedding of Miss Cordelia Pythlan
daughter OF Commodore Pythian. L. S. N,
retired, and Ensign j. r. r. Pringle, L. S.
N. of the L. s. s Essex, took place at the
residence of the brides parents, on Mary
land avenue, Annapolis, at noon Wednes-
day, January -. Chaplain Clark Of tie
Naval Academy officiated as clergyman.
Rnnnia n hri
was maid Of honor, and Mr.. Julius Pringle
of Charleston, s C, a brother OF the
groom, was best man. Mr.. Chas. Macklin.
formerly a lieutenant L. s. NJ. G., and
Passed Assistant Engineer r. X. Crank L.
S. N, We're groomsmen. The bride. who
was given away by her father, wore a
handsome gown of white satin, veil and
orange blossoms The groom wore the
special full dress uniform of the navy.
Many officers and ladies Of the Naval
Academy were present. After the wedding
a reception was held and refreshments
were served. At $3.50 the couple left for
New York, whence, after a short stay, they
will go to Boston, where the Essex now
lies.
Mr. Pringle was graduated I'm 90. His
family is one of the oldest of South Caro-
lima. His father is United States consul at
Guatemala. The bride is well known in
Washington society, where her father was
long stationed. A number of her Washing
ton friends attended the wedding.
The fifth meeting of the Ardath Euchre
Club was held at the residence of Miss
Edith Marean, 1900 Lincoln avenue north
east. The winners of first prizes were:
Miss Annie Long and DR.. IL. Cobey, and
the winners for second were Miss Alice
Hunt and Mr.. John Shine. After a bounti-
full repast was served the members ad-
journed to the banquet hall where dancing
was INDUCED in until late hour. Those
present were: The Misses Annie Long,
Lou Hunt, Edith Marean, Clara Eccard.
Alice Hunt. Nina Grove, Julia Littlefield,
arJ iobr Mo-
can, Annie Rich and Inez Smith. Messrs.
John Shine, DR.. Cobey, Dick Posey, Joseph
Godfrey, Edgar Nelson, Mahlon Hon, w
o. Bannon, DR.. Hodges. Harry Sisson, II.
Gaylor, S. Bowling, Mr.. Alburger and Fred
Grosvenor.
Mrs Jules Guthridge will be at home
Fridays after February B.
Mrs. Robert Martin Larner will not be at
home tomorrow. but will receive the re-
naming Fridays of the season.
Mrs. Anthony Connolly will be at homo
the first two Fridays in February.
Rev. and Mrs. II. Fields Saumenig have
moved to 206 D street, where they Will be
glad to see their friends.
Miss McCraeken of Fredericksburg Is
visiting Mrs. J. Wesley Bovee and will re-
ceive with Mrs. Bovee Wednesdays in Feb
ruary.
Mrs. Stephen Gambriu of Laurel will re-
ceive with Mrs. German today. at her re-
ception.
Mrs. Farnsworth and Miss Farnsworth
of 10th street will not be at home tornor-
row. but will receive the following Fridays
until Lent.
Mrs. Randolph and Miss Randolph, 1901
r street, are not at home Fridays this
season.
Mrs. Wasserbach will be at home tonor-
row for the last time this season.
Mrs. James s. Henry of 1882 Columbia
road will be at home tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. Gilmore and Mrs. Mcleod OF S4lS
Brown street will not be at horne tomor-
row.
Perry's Tootbachc WAX, never falling
remedy. Ask fer oer.,'s All druggists. 10 cts.