Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-30

| the guests and their friends dancing par
ty last evening. in which about forty
| couples participated. The ball room was
| handsomely decorated. and buffet supper
| was served at midnight Among those
present were Mesdames Harper, Atkins.
Townshend, Balm, Van Sendin, Daw. Misses
| Bayly, Ball, Brooks. Chapman, Hynson.
| Shepard, Rogers. Doian. James, Scott, Da-
Wis, Messrs. Boak Breckenridge, Van SEN
den, Titus, Knox Nale. keblinger, Thorn
son, Webber, Nelson. Doran, Conley, O'Con-
nor, Foster. King, and Drs. Harper Hack
ney, Medford. Lewis, Pippim and Daw.
| pretty wedding was solemnized at
Faith Chapel Thursday evening. the con-
| tracing parties being Miss Alice Gertrude
| Greenwell 20 Mr.. G. Adolph Bonnet The
| bride was handsomely gowned in white
| SATIN and carried shower bouquet of bride
| roses. Miss Emily Bonnet. sister of the
groom, attended the bride, and carried Il
| heuque: of pink roses. The groom was at
tended by Mr.. Hldreth Owens as best
man, while the rlshers were Messrs. V. c.
| Woodbridge NJ. w Weeks, Arthur J. Pat
Ierson and Henry A. Pheiger. Mr.. Walter
| Springer sang 'Oh, Promise Me- after
| which Miss Estella Foster rendered the
| wedding march from Lohengrin as the bri-
DIAL party entered the church. which had
| been taStefully decorated with potted plants
and garlandcd in green. The ceremony was
| performed under It large floral bell. Rev.
| Edward Warren officiating. A reception
was held at the brides residence from 1870
| to 10 o clock, where the happy couple re-
| ceiVed the congratulations of their friends
| They We're the recipients of quite a num-
!.er of beautiful presents. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Bonnet will make their future home at SOB
| l. street southwest.
Mr.. R. B Bernheim of WEIGH W va.
after a two weeks visit to this city, left
| for home this afternoon.
Miss Victoria Miller of Snickersville Va.
| is visiting Miss DonneHy of 1902 9th street
where she will be pleased to see her
| friends.
| NrS poJ,or+ " IIo,,,o,. Mill ,,o+ ,.oo,;,..
| formally until February, but will be pleas
| ed to see her friends Informally Mondays 1T
/ the Colonial.
Miss Eta B. Walter of Philadelphia has
| been spending the Christmas holidays with
| her friends, Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Detweiler
| of 50l ] street.
Mrs. Edgar Allan, who has been living
| in Norfolk. Va, for the last year. is visit
| ing her daughter, Mrs. f. II. Crump. 15o1
| 11th street, where she will be pleased to
see her friends.
The Misses Hay will be given a dinner by
Mr.. and Mrs Clement A. Griscom, January
| l.. in Philadelphia. and will also attend the
| first assembly in that city that evening.
Among the social events of next month
will be the evening reception given by Mr..
and Mrs. B. +. Leighton to introduce Miss
freda DE Forrest Eoss, Miss Foss has just
| finished her collegiate course. Graduating
| with distinguished honors and Will make a
charming addition to this seasons buds.
Miss Lillian Cooper Of Wallach place will
| leave Monday for the Shenandoah valley
| to visit her cousins, the Misses Randolph
| at their country home. Bonnie Brea.
Mrs. Gilmore and Mrs Mcleod will be
at home Wednesdays after January ;, at
134I Princeton street.
Mrs. John Addison Porter will receive on
Tuesday afternoons until Lent.
Mrs. Edwin Stanton and Miss Stanton
have taken apartment at the Grafton.
for the winter.
Miss Mile Flesham of Philadelphia is
the guest of Mrs. ]. W. Abel. e21 K street
northwest. At home Sunday evening al
o'clock.
Mrs. Samuel Polkinhorn gave beautiful
~ appointed tea yesterday from to s. to
introduce her youngest daughter, Miss
Florence Isabelle Polkinhorn. The house
was profuSely decorated with palms and
maidenhafr ferns decked the mantels. Mrs.
Polkinhorn received the several hundred
guests IN gown of spangled black net,
with white applique and lavender velvet
| trimmings. The debutante wore a dainty
creation of dotted mouseline de sole over
white satin. and carried bridesmaid roses
Miss Stafford from Philadelphia their
guest, was in a modish gown of white net
over yellow taffeta. Banked near them
We're numerous bouquets sent by admiring
friends. Miss Polkinhorn, handsomely
gowned in pink crepe de chine. assisted in
welcoming the guests. Red was the pre-
vailinS color in the dining room, where
holly and American Beauties abounded
Assisting in the reception We're Mrs NJ NJ
Motfitt. Mrs. G. c. Samson Mrs Berthe
Mrs. II. L. Hodgkins, Mrs. Soper and Mrs,
Bristol, and the Misses Emery, Edmonston,
Young. Courts. Brown, Soper. Began. Street
Cissei, Walker Butler, Misses Lutz Misses
Muir and Miss Emma Allen of Philadel-
phia.
Senator and Mrs Burrows are at the
Dewey for the winter Mrs. Burrows will
not hold her usual Thursday receptions this
season, but will be glad to see her friends
informally at any time.
Mrs. Frye gave another luncheon today
at the Capitol.
Mrs. Mayo Hazeltine gave pretty lunch
cen yesterday, In honor of Miss Trevania
Dallas of Nashville, Tenn. The other
guests present We're Miss Kathleen owen
the Misses Greedy, Miss Cassells. Miss
Grace Edes, Miss Justine de Peyster, Miss
Rose Vincent. Miss Margaret Kennedy and
Miss Ethel Kennedy of Charlestown, ".
Va. and Miss Hazeltine.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Howe and their
little daughter. Elsie, are spending the holi-
days with Mrs. Howe's mother, in Mont
gomery, Ala.
Mrs. Calvo, wife of the Costa Rican min
lister. has been unable to make calls at the
present season. as she has not entirely re-
covered from the illness she suffere>. last
summer, but she expects to be able to go
out next month and receive her friends
Saturdays in February.
y,
but for the last few years a resident of
Emden, Germany. announces her engage
ment to Mr.. MoritZ Kayser.
Mrs. Shiras has gone to Pittsburg to at
tend the wedding of her son, Winfield Ken
nedy Shiras. Mrs. Shfras will not receive
until January 10.
A musical birthday party was given last
night, in honor of Master Hahor Adams
thirteenth birthday, at his parents resi-
dence, 312 18th street southwest. Those
who participated in the music were the
Misses NJ. Hollis and sister, NJ. August
NJ. Mead, l.. Crouch, L. Boyle w. Hall
L. Curries, A. Shepherd, Master s. Hall, J.
Adams, H. Hall, R. Mead II. Gordon, s.
August. q. August, Mr. E. Frances, II.
Machett, F. 3. White, J. Sheperd, D. T.
Adams and w. d. Adams. Mrs Adams
was assisted by Mrs. Mead and Mrs. Au-
gust.
Miss Bertram Challice of 1908 oath street
northwest has gone to Hyattsville to spend
the remainder of the holidays with Miss
Julia --keS rney of that place.
Mrs. S. Lacey Johnston entertained her
young friends on Thursday last at her res