Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-05
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
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luncheon yesterday given by Mrs Stanley
Matthews. The others present were Mrs.
Shiras, Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Hoar, Mrs. McMil-
Ian, Mrs Elkins, Mrs. Miles. Mrs. Stern
berg, Mrs. Mackay-Smith. Mrs Bingham
Mrs. Brewster. Mrs. Ffoulke Mrs. Chopper,
Mrs. Berdan, Mrs. Sprague Miss Kibbey
and Miss Mitchell.
Mrs. W. E. Amin will not be at home
during January, but will receive Fridays,
February } and TO- at 1916 Columbia road
The Misses Warfeld gave a heart So
ciaf' at Cedar Lawn. their beautiful home.
near Laytonsvilie, Md, on Monday evening
last.
Miss Patterson, Miss Spinner and Miss
Cochran of Lancaster Pa. will arrive on
Tuesday, the 10th, and be the guests of Mrs.
w. NJ. Dove. Miss Dove will not be at
home tomorrow, Friday. the 6th but will
be Fridays, 18TH Goth and 9th.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Cochran to Mr.. Ernest Hayward Fairbanks
of Philadelphia, the wedding to take place
at an early date
A pleasant at home was given by Mr.. and
Mrs. William MCGUIRE at their residence,
1900 9TH street, Tuesday evening in honor
of their daughter Miss Marie MCGUIRE
who is spending her holiday vacation from
school at Frederick, Md, with her parents.
A donkey party occupied the greater part
of the evening, in which sport the first
prize, gold pin, was awarded to Mr. Luke
CLANCY and the two BOBBY prizes to Mr..
Allen Shackelford and Miss Gertie Gaeger
Dancing followed and lasted until a late
hour, after which the guests enjoyed sup
per. The table decorations We're especially
handsome. Among those who were present
were Misses Marguerite Duffy, Josephine
Pratt, Ethel Pearson. Marie Maxwell Ger
tie Geagler and Kate Mcmahon, and
Messrs. Joseph Duffy, Luke CLANCY, Allen
Shackelford, Frank Long, Terry Mcmahon
j. O'Brien and c. Mcclure of New York.
The wedding of Mr.. George Harrington
Chandlee and Miss Laura Grey Hendricks
took place at the residence of the brides
mother, Mrs. Christina Hendricks, Mon
day evening, January 2. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Dr. RamSdell
of the North Presbyterian Church. in the
presence of members of the immediate fam
lilies of the bride and groom. The bride
was the happy recipient tof a number of
pretty and useful presents the eroom's
gift being a handsome and completely fur
nished house at Chevy Chase. Md. where
Mrs Chandlee will be at home to her
friends on and after January r. Among
those who witnessed the ceremony were
Mrs. Christina Hendricks. Miss Hendricks
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Chandlee, Mr.. and
Mrs A. p. German. Miss German. Miss
Made German, Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Chand-
lee, the Misses Chandlee, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Williamson, Dr. D. G. Davis, Mr. and
Mrs. William ]. Hendricks, Miss Lillian
Craigen Mr.. E. L. Chandlee. Mr. H. E.
Chandlee and Mr. II. c. Chandlee
Mr.. Melville E. Jones entertained his Sun
day school class at his home, 514 G street
southeast, Tuesday evening. Games and
music were enjoyed throughout the even
ing, after which bountiful repast was
served. The members of the class are
Messrs d. Emory Colman, Harry Heiges,
henry Thompson. John RICHTER, Arthur
Thompson. Henry Dawson, John Richards,
Charlie Warfield and John Thompson.
The childrens carnival at the Concorfa
last Friday was quite success, the most
amusing feature being the cake walk. in
which eight couples participated. The chill
dren did remarkably wall, but, judging
from the greatest applause that greeted
No. T. Miss Rae Mann and Master Gerald
Grosner, they justly won the cake
Mrs Foraker will receive tomorrow
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs William Alden Smith and Mrs Joel
Prescott Heatwo!e We're hostesses of a
large tea yesterday at the Baltic when
the iatters daughter. Miss Archibald made
her debut. and Mrs Smith niece Miss
Sweet of Grand Rapids. Mich. had an op-
portunity to meet her aunt's friends The
reception was held in the large parlor
which was set with palms and decorated
with flowers sent the bud. The two host
esses received together. The debutante
Wore Frenchy toilet of white chiffon, the
bodice deliberately trimmed with silver She
carried cluster of long-stemmed Ameri-
can beauties Miss Bartlett of Baltimore
was also in white and Miss Sweet wore
French gray. Mrs. j. c. Burrows. Mrs
Cyrus NJ. Perkins of Grand Rapids, Mrs.
Myron NJ. Parker, Mrs. Radcliffe, Miss Per
kins, Miss Maud Tanoage, Miss Shoup. the
Misses Faulkner the Misses Evans Miss
Hough, Miss Stuart. Mrs. Lake of Mime
sofa, Mrs. Willis Moore and Miss Parker
were in the receiving party and did the
honorS IN most gracious way. A strnged
orchestra played throughout the afternoon.
and the rooms were thronged by friends in
official and resident life.
The second of the series of the Ladies'
Cotillion will be held at the Shoreham.
January H. $50 to 1890 o'clock The
chaperons will be Mrs. A. p German.
Mrs Martin, Mrs. H. Clay Evans. Mrs j.
P. Heatwoie, Mrs Perry Heath Mrs b. III.
Warner and Mrs. Willis Moore.
Mrs. William Allen Wilbur, 1919 Riggs
place, will be at home Thursday February
= and .,
Owing to the continued illness of the
Chinese minister, Madam WI will not re-
ceive tomorrow afternoon, but will be at
home to her friends the following Fri
day, the 18th instant.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Maxwell have
returned from New York where they spent
the holidays with their sons, Clifford and
Max. They have rented their home for
the season, and are located at 1928 18th
street, where they will be pleased to see
their friends.
Mrs. VIM H Daw will be at home Fri
days in January and February.
Miss Rose E. Rabbit, member of the
choir of st. Dominic's Church, was married
yesterday morning to Mr.. George C. Burns
of the District Commissioners office in the
presence of a number of their friends
Nuptial mass was celebrated. The bride
wore a blue travelling dress. After short
reception of friends at the brides late
home Mr.. and Mrs. Burns left for Hyatts-
vile, where they will live.
Mrs. Mary S. Gist and daughters will be
at home Fridays, at 1906 street
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w. Test have ar
rived from their wedding trip, and will be
at home after February l.
The Misses Girouard entertained num-
Der of their friends on New Year night, at
the home of their parents. instrumental
music by the Misses Haas and vocal selec-
items by the Misses Girouard were among
the order Of the evening. Among the in
vited guests present were Messrs. A B.
Smons, jr., w. H. Collins, Charles Haas
Albert Grant, Frank King. Harry Etzler
Robert Crowley and Fred Grogan and the
Misses Hattie Dclton, Ethel CLANCY, Pearl
and Rubie Stanford, B. Oliver s. and NJ
Haas, f. Hulse A. Roe and NJ. Collins
The marriage of Miss Grace E. Glover
and Mr. Thomas c. Barr is announced for
the 18th of this month. Owing TO the re-