Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-24

| Hates and Mr.. DetweiIer came in for sec
| ond honors- At II O'Clock dainty COLA
lor's hospitality were: Dr. and Mrs. George
| 3. Corey. Mr., and Mrs. Charles Caywood
Mr. and Mrs. E:walt r. Hates. Mr.. and Mrs
Z. McPherson Lane, Miss Rose Whipple,
Mr. Schooley and Mr.. Detweiler.
Mr. and Mrs; Benjamin F. Larcombe have
announced the marriage of their daughter
Mary Ada, tes Mr.. Henry Noble Crandall
Wednesday afternoon, February n, at their
residence on Capitol Hill. The bride and
groom entered the flower-decked drawing
room to the strains Of the Bridal Chorus
! from Lohengrin. most effectively rendered
by the bride sscsister, Miss Margaret Eliza
beth Larcombe. The ceremony, which was
witnessed only by the two immediate fami-
lies. was beautifully and impressively per-
the Methodist Episcopal Church. The bride
was attired in stylish travelling gown of
Violet camefs hair cloth, trimmed with
velvet. with toque to match. and carried
bouquet of white carnations, tied with
white satin ribbon. Following the cere-
mony a dainty collation. was served, the
liable being decorated with broad pink
streamers. extending from the chandelier Of
plhk-shaded lights to the four corners, with
centerpiece of exquisite pink roses. Mr..
ana MRS. Crandall left for northern tour.
ana upon their return will receive their
| irieds informally Mondays in March, at No.
4'sS Ne" Jersey avenue southeast.
Mr. d. A. Chiids and family have re-
moved from No. 11G5 K street to No. 14I7
henesaw avenue.
Miss Eleanor Howard of Frederick Md,
Is the guest of Mrs. J. Frank Ellis, 1893
Vermont avenue
Mrs. Charles William Powers at the
Savoy is now slowly recovering from
severe attack during the past two months
or neuralgia of the heart AS Mrs. Powers
Is sun In mourning for her mother she has
not taken part in social affairs this win
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred S Cawson of Coz E
street northeast We're pleasantly surprised
last Thursday evening by few friends.
the occasion being their twelfth wedding
anniversary. They were the recipients of
several pretty and useful presents Among
ohose present were Mr.. ]. H. Mitchell Rev.
NJ. Hartsock. DIR. and Mrs Leech, DR..
and Mrs. Gatchel. Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Collins. Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Jones, Mr..
and Mrs. Espey. Mr.. and Mrs Billingsley,
mer, Mr.. and Mrs. Hollingshead. Mr.. and
Mrs Hutchinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Mitchell. Mr.: and Mrs. De Shields. Mrs.
Leach: Mrs. Barker. the Misses Edna, Ida
tie and Rosa French, Mollie Fitzhugh,
Grace and Florence Lee. Maude Eppley.
iotta and Lizzie Mitchell, Ella Luers and
Annie Cawson Priest. Messrs. Arthur Har-
per. Jack Blair. George Foster. Frank Pid-
COCK. John Larcombe, Will Bergman.
Arthur and Fred MitchSll, Roy Wilcox and
B. Barnes.
Mrs. Geo. Watson Wheeler will receive
nonuay, FEBRUARY ~ assisted by Mrs. and
Miss Falt of Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. William ]. Bodell of Fort Monroe,
Va, is at 6l7 18th street.
invitations have been issued for the sec
ond dance and supper to be given by the
F1eur-de-Lis' Assembly Friday evening.
March :. The dance is under the manage
ment of the following: Frank W. ST Gour-
ney. George A Bentley. jr.. Charles w. 81
Courtney. Raleigh +. Luckett. Charles J.
Harley; Edward H. Thomas, Charles F.
Babcock Frederick c. Tarbox, William e.
Harley and Charles ]. Peckham
The last meeting, previous to the Lenten
season. of the; Ycleped Progressive Euchre
Club was held a the residence of Mrs. r.
e. Booth. 1852 3D. street. on Thursday even
ing. The victorious contestants We're. first
prizes. Mrs. VIM. s. Gill and Mr.. W. P.
Foley; second prizes. Miss Chrissie Juno
and Mr.. H. D. Orr. After the awarding of
prizes delightful collation. was served by
the hostess. The next meeting of the club
will be at the home of Miss Mamie COwell
22S N street. on Thursday, April 49, Those
at the tables were Mr.. and Mrs. Higgins
Mr.. and Mrs. Gill Mr.. and Mrs. Booth,
Misses Cowell. Higgins, Leesnitzer the
Misses Juno. and Messrs Brownley Juno
Foley, Rankin. Orr and Wells.