Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-16
THE SOCIAL WORLD
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of twelve covers last night. when their
guests were the Chinese minister and Mrs.
WI. Senator and Mrs. Hansbrough. Miss
Wilson. Mrs. Mohr. Paymaster Simpson.
Mr.. +. A. Richardson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Reginald De Koven.
Mrs. Saxton and her son are now guests
at the White House. and will remain until
after the holidays. during which time Pres
ident and Mrs. Mckinley viii have q num-
Der Of young relatives. the Misses McKin-
ley and Barber also with them.
Miss Anna Hoyt Of New York will be
maid Of honor for her cousin at the Reber-
Miles wedding next month. There will be
SIX bridesmaids and ten ushers.
Mrs. Perry s. Heath entertained at a
red. white and blue luncheon today. The
centerpfece was OF red roses and white
hyacinths. and the sweets and Ices were
IN the national coiors. Mrs. Heath's guests
were Mrs: Fairbanks, Mrs. Foraker, Mrs.
II. Gay Evans. Mrs. Radcliffe. Mrs. Som
ers. Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Beriah Wilkins, Mrs.
Richards. Mrs. Eddy. Mrs william Hay
wood and Mrs. Cromer Of Indiana.
A quiet but pretty wedding took place
Thui sday evening last at the residence Of
MIS- F. L. Mueller. No. 2l54 18th street. at 8
o'clock The contracting parties were Miss
Minnie Potzler. daughter of Mrs Leonard
Zeiier, and Mr.. Edwin Nauck. The bride
were dress of brown cloth, trimmed with
bride roses. She was attended by Miss
Flora Mueller. and her brother. Mr.. George
Potzler, was best man. After the ceremony
a bountiful wedding supper was served. and
upon the conclusion of congratulations the
happy couple departed for their future
home. No. 524 Des Moines street, where
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Nauck will be pleased
to see their friends. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Gustav Facius, the pas
tor of the First Reform Church. The bride
received many handsome and useful pres
mt j,, tI,x.
relatives, were Mrs. Johnson and daughter.
Mrs. Rest. Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. Mueller, Miss
Cook ard Miss Sadie Hill. and Mr.. Leonard
Zeller, stepfather of the bride. Mr.. John
Mccormick. jr., MIR. John Keys Mr.. Will
liam Wineberger and Mr.. Arthur Mueller.
and others.
There is a rumor that on the 22d of Feb
ruary grand bal pCudrc will be given I'M
del the patronage Of weli-known society
Women whose interest alone Is sufficient to
assure success 1t is long since anything Of
this kind has been given in Washington. so
that the idea presents itself before many of
the younger set as q novelty. Preparations
are already being made. and it bids to
prove to those interested a charming event.
Under the auspices of the Countess Ester
hazy, Mrs. Legare. Mrs, John G. Tayioe,
thwaite, and others, Its prestige Is already
assured.
Miss Rosi. Steiner was rendered a pleas
ant surprise party last Thursday evening.
i ne occasion celebrated ner sixteenth Dlrtn-
day. Many interesting games were played
and refreshments served during the even
ing. Miss Steiner was the recipient of
many beautiful presents. Among those
present were Miss Mae Tooie, Lillian Hoo
yer. Flora Shulat, Julia Jueneman. Emma
Weingarten. Lizzie Deckman Helen Juene-
man, Jennie Hoffman. Tina Jueneman.
Alma Jueneman. Mrs Weitzel, Mrs Chas.
Weitzsl, Mrs. Jueneman, Mrs. Schuldt. Mrs.
A. Wolfe, Mrs. Landrigan, Mrs. Sam'l Deck
man. Mrs. Sousa. Mrs. Bernays and Mrs.
E. Steiner. Mr.. James Toole, Mr.. T. Hyn-
son, Mr. F. Guest, Mr.. r. Wilson. Mr..
Haines MIR. c. Weitzei. Mr.. Sam'i Deck
man. Mr.. Biondi. Mr.. Conrad Weitzel and
Mr.. Edward Steiner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew B. Graham have re-
turned from their country seat at Fort
Richardson, Va, and are located for the
winter at their home on 18th street.
The announcement of the marriage OF
Mr.. William Walmsey ard Miss Mamie
Grub of Baltimore has been made. The
ceremony was performed Thursday even
ing at the Cathedral in Baltimore by Father
O'Brten.
Mrs. Archibald Hopkins and Mrs. Bates
received last night at the Small and Early
dance which .naugurated the season with
great gayety and with every indication of
success. The ball room at Rauschers was
adorned with Plants and vines, and in the
supper room the table was especially pretty
with pink flowers and a dainty menu. The
dance was in full swing shortly after .
n
Hay. Mrs Ward and Mrs. Curry are patron
esses. and the bellies present included Miss
Albert. Miss McComas, Miss Kellogg, Miss
Taylor. Miss Hopkins. Miss Brown, Miss
Wallach. Miss Hawley Miss Richards. Miss
Gree.y, Miss Adola Greedy. Miss Davis. MISS
Palmer Miss Cassels. Miss Cotton, Miss
Walker. Miss Painter. the Misses Bell. Miss
Kerr Miss Sands Miss Leupp; Miss How
Mss Clagett. Miss Glover Miss Craig. Miss
Sartoris. Miss Ward, Miss Foraker, Miss
Sanger the Misses Bates. Miss Counaily,
the Misses Ffou,ke. Miss Coggeshall and
to the four dances. so that there are always
sure to be plenty partners.
After the Chevy Chase meet this after
noon there will be tea at the residence Of
Mr.. G. J. Bell. Woodley Lane.
Senator Perkins of California gave a din
ner last night at the Metropolitan Club in
honor of Mr.. John D. Spreckels, republican
national committeeman for California. His
guests were Speaker Henderson. Captain
D. j. Daniels. San Francisco. and Repre-
sentatives Barham. Loud. De Vries. Kahn,
Waters, Needham and Metcalf.
Baron and Baroness Hegenmuller are ex-
pected in Philadelphia December 20 to at
tend the opera.
Miss Clayetta Brownlow, daughter of
Representative Walter p. Brownlow of
Tennessee. Is the guest Of her sister. Mrs.
A. N. Hacker at 1918 B street northeast.
meeting of the season Thursday evening
with Miss Nellie Smith, No 600 9th street
northeast. Vocal and piano solos and duets
were contributed by Miss Gertrude Hart
sock and Mrs. Carrie and Miss Nellie Smith.
In the game of the evening the gentlemen's
first prize was won by f. B. Smith. and the
second by A. n. Garfield. The ladies' first
prize was won by Miss Addie Martin, and
the second by Mrs Dinsmore. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. T. Maupin, Mr.. and Mrs H. F. Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dinsmore, the Misses Belle
Galloway, Gertrude HartSock, Nellie and
Lillian Smith and Addie Martin. and
Messrs H r. Stewart. Wilbur Mcdaniel,
S. w. Russell, Frank Ford. Walter Jett.
E. B. Smith and w. H. Montgomery.
Mrs David Anderson of Chicago is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. John H. Dixon, 1927 o
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Mccarthy OF
Prescott. Ont. accompanied by their infant