Evening star., 1899-02-11
THE SOCIAL WORLD
Continued from Seventh Page1

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was won by Master Willie Bowie and Liz
Zle Hettenkemer. The children then
marched to the dining room, where a repast
was Serv ID. Among others present were
Lula Hettenkemer, Roberta Weber Katie
Boteler. Addie Jonscher Marie Webb
Maize and Ella Lewis. Matilda Els. and
Masters Louis Hettenkemer Hennie and
Freddie Lewis. bandie Bowie. Osborn
Prangley Misses c. and NJ. Neurath, NJ.
Oltphant, Z. Gray, NJ. Eberling Mrs.
Prangley, Mrs. Els, Mr.. and Mrs. =. u.
Hettenkemer, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Neurath
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto. Mr.. and Mrs. q. p
Gooch, MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Lewis and Mr..
II. Boteler.
Mrs. Gear, wife of Senator Gear of Iowa,
entertained at an elegant luncheon today at
the Portland, in honor of Mrs. Judge Hub
bard of Iowa. The other guests were Miss
Wilson, Mrs Perkins. Mrs. Henderson, Mrs.
Zeigler, Miss Larrabee, Mrs. Williams, Mrs.
Roberts Mrs. Hull and Mrs. Dolliver. Judge
Hubbard, Gen. Henderson Gen. Williams
and Senator Gear. Judge and Mrs Hubbard
are prominent Iowans, who are spending
some time in Washington. Miss Larrabee
is the daughter of a former governor OF
Iowa.
w. E, Plummer, wife and daughter Mad
elyn, Mrs. Caroline S. Douglass and Miss
Laura NJ. Douglass, from Lisbon Falls
Me, are guests of John w. Douglass at
1d05 Both street
One of the prettiest weddings of the sea-
SUI was SOIeHllllZeu at ITlnllN Episcopal
Church last Wednesday evening by Rev.
DR. Williams, the contracting parties being
Miss Anna Teresa Harbaugh and Eugene
A Logan of Missouri. The bride, the daugh-
ter OF MIR. and Mrs. Edgar G. Harbaugh is
very popular member of st. Andrews
choir. The groom has made many friends
during his residence in this city, where he
has attended the Georgetown University
Law School. He is a member of Trinity
choir. The chancel was artistically dec
GRATED with palms, and the altar with a
choirs of Trinity and St Andrews entered
singing the Wedding March of "Lohen-
grim followed by the ushers Mr Robert
Coombs, Walter Thompson. Mason Brown
and Howard Christman, and the brides
maids, prettuy gowned in white orsandie,
with pink satin ribbons and carrying La
France roses. The latter were Miss Ida
NourSe, Miss Lillian Christman. Miss Anna
Dillow and Miss Jessie BunSea. The maid
of honor. Miss Fanny Whitney Washing
ton, Wore pink organde over white taf-
feta, elaborately trimmed with chiffon and
lace. The bride entered with her father
and was met at the chancel by the groom
and his best man, Leo L. Harlow of Nir-
ginia- The bride looked charming In her
elegant gown Of white duchess satin. trim
med in point lace, an heirloom of the fam
lily, anc caught at the bodice by a magnifi-
cent sunburst of diamonds. A tulle veil
completely enveloped her figure, falling
from wreath of orange blossoms She
carried an ivory-bound prayer book. The
presents received were beautiful and num-
for New Orleans to view the Mardi Gras.
and after visiting other southern cities will
return here to reside.
Thursday, at O'clock in the afternoon,
Miss Gertrude A. Smith, the youngest
daughter of Mrs. L. f. and the late Capt.
H Dwight Smith, and Mr.. August Conradis
were married by the Rev DIR. Domer, I'm the
presence of the immediate members of the
brides family. Mr. and Mrs. Conrsdis left
Immediately after the ceremony for their
| new home at Newport News, Va.
The congressional ladies of the Hotel
Wellington have cards out for reception
and dance Tuesday evening, February Il,
from to IL
Miss Drown entertained the p. G. Euchre
| Club last night in a most delightful manner
After twelve rounds of euchre were played
| they were entertained with solos, rendered
| by Miss Lena Shepherd, Mr.. Chas. L.
| Phelps and Miss Saidee Drown. The music
! was followed by delightful oyster supper.
! Prizes were won by Mr.. j. Ford Austin and
| Miss Mary E. Drown. Those present were
| Miss Nicon, Miss Won Dodt, Miss Stelle,
! Miss Austin. Miss Lester. Miss Doris, Miss
Brown, Miss Simpson, Miss Shepherd and
the Misses Drown, Mr.. Austin, Mr.. Dow
ener, Mr.. Johnson Ray, Mr. Bradford. Mr..
Sumner, Mr.. Muehleisen, Mr.. Hayden john
son, Mr.. Burg, Mr.. Phelps Mr.. BlackwOod
and Mr.. Pickens-
Miss Myra B. Payne of Manassas, Va,
is visiting her sister, Mrs Lindsay l.. Lo-
max at 1915 G street.
Mrs. Oliver +. Newton will assist Mrs.
May f. Stetson at La Fetra's this evening
from to 8.
Mrs. Perry Allen left this morning for
Omaha TO visit her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen will sail for Europe early in April.
The regular bi-weekly dance of the Mount
Pleasant Athletic Club was given last
night. Among those present were Mrs.
Lewis, the Misses Connolly, Rhodes, john
son, Cowling, Julihn. f. Calvert. +. CAL
vert, Warthen. Dix, Bowie, Halger, Beagle,
Phyny, Ehrmantraut Keef, Biemer, Towns
end, Holmead. Miss Betz of FrostbGrg.
Md; Miss Strider of UYiIIs, w. Va, and
Miss Martsn of Shepherdstown, W. Va;
and Messrs. Farlin, Young, Beagle, Berry,
knight of West Virginia, Burr, Wilson,
Warthen, Brooks, l.. G. Fisher, Trembly,
H. Sae-s Shortall, Swan. Baker, Home&d.
Hughes, o. Saers, Thyson, DAILY, Rogers.
Fowler, Locraft, Conway. Fisher, Duffy,
McConbs and Callan.