Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-29

lace and large black velvet hat She WAS
attended by Miss Fannie Calvert, and Mr..
after the ceremony. which was performed
by the Rev. Mr.. Johns, the happy couple
left for short visit in Maryland, upon
their return from which they will for the
present make their home with the brides
parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. ]. Willoughhy,
No. 602 A street southeast.
"A Christmas party was given by DR..
Chas 1. Griffith at his residence. 200 II
street northeast. The host was assisted IN
receiving by his mother. Mrs. Geo. w
Griffith. who was gowned in black satin
covered with ietted net. and wore a neck
lace and brooch Of rubies. old family Jew
els. Progressive euchre was the early
hours entertainment, and first and second
prizes were won, respectively, by the
Misses O'Donohua and Frizzel. DR.. John
son Eliot and Mr.. Joaquin Buckley. Con-
ISOLATION prizes, Miss Henderson and DIR.
Lane. In the dining room covers were laid
for twenty. the table was garanded with
holly, and tapers burned beneath scarlet
caps After supper dancing was enjoyed.
The guests were the Misses C. +. ODeno-
hue. Agnes and Teresa Saul. Sarah b. Coo
ney, Sickles. Henderson, Cummings. Fritz
zell and Murphy. Prof Chas. Furman, DIR.
Johnson Eliot, DR.. Lane, DR.. Kehoe. DIR.
Henry e. Harvey. DIR. Chas. l. Griffith.
Messrs. Lane, ODonohUe, Slavin Petit
and Buckley. and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W.
Griffith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Alexander Reilly
gave an opera party, followed by supper
in Philadelphia last night. in honor of the
Austrian minister and Baroness Hengelmul-
Ter and Miss Audrey Pauncefote. Mrs.
Henry Brinton Coke will give a tea today
in honor of the latter.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Miss
Agnes Rose Miller of 40 II street. to Mr.
Michael ID. Sullivan of 1877 Both street. the
ceremony to take pace "Wednesday even
ing. January IL. at 6 O'clock at St Nary's
Church in Washington.
The la rnop1 Of he Cairo r,,aSa,,taJ
brilliant spectacle last "Wednesday night
the occasion being the third annual dance
of the Chi Deuteron charge of the Theta
Delta Chi fraternity. The hall was gaily
decorated with streamers and flags Of
black. white and Ue, the fraternity colors
and the orange and blue of Columbian Uni
versfty, while banks Of palms We're taste
fully arranged in the several corners and
about the orchestra platform. Many Theta
Debts of other colleges, now spending the
Christmas holidays in Washington. were
the guests of the local charge; thus. ten
universities were represented. viz: Harvard
Princeton. Cornell. Wisconsin, Vanderbilt
Johns Hopkins, Lehigh, Michigan, Bowdoiu
and Columbian.
Mrs. Peelle, wife of Judge Peelle: Mrs.
Greedy, wife of the general. and Mrs. Lam
berton, wife of Admiral Dewey's chief of
staff at the battle Of Manila bay. acted as
chaperones for the occasion. Those present
were: Misses Lamberton. Heard. Morrison,
Sims. Gordon, Higgins, Fay. Mills, Lanborn,
Moore. Dodge. Norris Forbes. Hoover.
Lindsey. Wlmsatt. Cooke. Simpson. Greedy,
Hull, Weaver, Mrs. Stockbridge. and
Messrs Watson. Gordon. Huggett. Davis,
Pyne. Freund, Stockbridge, Strayer. CLAN
cy, Higgins, Z. NJ. Wilson. Jesse Wilson.
Retgart. Z. f. Spear. A p. Spear. Altschu.
Gilliss, Hatch. Sterrett. W. d. Sterrett.
Manning. Chase. Domer. Lindsey, Stallcup.
Parsou and Norris.
The fourth of the pleasant informal
dances given by Messrs. Brawner, Mackey.
Bright. kilby and Boss was held last even
ing at Confederate Veterans Hall.
The dance to be given by the national
Rifles Cadets at the National Rifles armery
tomorrow evening will be pleasant affair.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Martin Brand entertained
a progressive euchre party last evening.
The successful competitors were Mrs. Law,
Mrs. Heitinger, Mr.. Snyder and Dr. EXner.
After the game supper was served. Those
present We're Mr.. and Mrs. J. Booi, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Heitinger, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
V. KiIlian. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Law. Mr..
and Mrs Frank Snyder, Mrs. Annie Welck-
er. Mrs. John L. Vogt. Miss Sophia Dobber
schuetz Mr. Will Georges. DIR. Exner and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Martin Brand.
Mrs. Switzerland was hostess at very
pretty luncheon yesterday, her guests be-
ing Mrs A. a. Wilson, Mrs. Charles Wal
Mrs. Henry Seymour. Mrs. Willard Warner,
Mrs. Stewart. Mrs. De Witt Arnold, Mss
Morris and Mrs. Thompson.
Mrs. La Rhett L. Livingston and the
Misses Livingston will be at home Fridays
in January.
Mrs. Frye gave a luncheon today, one of
several she has in prospect. 1t was served
in Senator Fryes committee room at the
Capitol.
Miss Mae S Smith entertained a number
of friends at her residence, 65S Maryland
avenue northeast, Tuesday evening in hon
or of her guests. Misses Estelia smith OF
Elkton, Md, and Ethel Rowe of Middle
, town, Del. A fine program had been ar
ranged. drama being given by Misses
De Grange, Wilson and Smith, which was
much enjoyed, after which all INDUCED IN
progressive games. Prizes were taken by
Mr.. Garrison and Miss Mckelden. Re
freshments We're served before the close Of
the evening. Among those present were
Misses buckingham. Espey, Reed, Easton,
Mckelden, Wilson, Moore, Barrett, Adams,
De Grange, Winning, Kennedy and Mrs.
Rowe and Mrs. Perkins, Messrs. Bradley,
Pierce, Thatcher, Holland, White. Clark
son, Blackwell, AkerS, Hoge, Spruceback,
Garges and Willard.
The cabinet ladies will all receive New
Year day with the exception of Mrs. Griggs,
whose mothers serious illness prevents her
leaving her home in Paterson These re-
ceptions will begin at 2:3e and continue gen.
orally throughout the afternoon. Secretary
and Mrs. Hay will be in their own home at
Il to receive the diplomatic corps. Mrs.
Gage and the other cabinet ladies expect
to remain with the President and Mrs. Nc
Kinley until the conclusion OF the reception.
Social events Of this evening will include
the reception by Mrs. Samuel Pokinhorn
in honor of the debut of her daughter, Miss
Florence Isabel Polkinhorn.
Judge and Mrs. John Davis and Mr.. and
Mrs. Wayne MacVeagh gave dinners last
night.
AMENDED REGULATION.
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