Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-09
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
Continued from Seventh Pageo

of white armure cloth and pearl passemen-
tern. Her long veil fastened by valley
| lilies and the shower bouquet of bride
roses which she held completed most
charming costume. Miss Wilson was gown
ed in white liberty silk and carried La
ceremony a limited number of relatives
and friends We're received at the Hospital
bic home of Mr.. Robey, where wedding
breakfast was served Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ker left on the 4 o'clock train for bridal
trip to New York and other northern cities.
On their return an Informal reception will
be held at the family residence of Mr..
Walker at Floris. Va. Among the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. T H. Walker. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Walker. Mrs, VIM. Ayre. Mr..
r. Ayre. Mrs. Fred Walker. Mrs. Newton
Walker. Miss Nellie Robey. Miss Emma
Robey, Miss Annie Green and Mrs. L. E.
Robey.
There a very large gathering of the
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Kidwell at
their home. 1871 9th street. Monday even
ing to celebrate the tenth anniversary of
their marriage. The guests enjoyed an eN-
cellent musical program. Among those
who favored the company were Miss Daisy
Biggs, Miss Dolly, Mr.. Howard, Mr.. Harry
Bushby. Mrs. E. G. Harbour. Mr. and Mrs.
F. l.. Kidweii rendered several :ine Sc
lections on the piano and violin Al a late
hour the guests repaired to the dining room
to enjoy a fine collation.. The table deco
rations were of tulips and smilax. Many
useful presents We're received.
Miss Eleanor Strauss of HOS 9TH street
northwest has her guest Miss Sadie
Goldsmith of Mt Carmel, Pa; at home
Sunday. February II.
Mrs Electa E. Smith, Oil NJ street, will
receive her friends informally Fridays after
1 o'clock.
Miss Ida NJ. Kaste of Chicago, formerly
resident of Louisville. KY. is the guest
of Miss Agnes C. Stephen of Pennsylvania
avenue southeast.
Mrs. NJ. v LAWYER and the Misses Law
yer, who have been in Florida since the
middle of January, expect to return early
in March.
Mrs. Frank Dellinger pleasantly sur
prised her husband, in honor Of his BIRTH
day. last Friday evening at their home. IL
School street, Mount Pleasant The guests
We're entertained by music on the graphic
phone and songs by Miss Beatrice Hottie
and Mrs. Arthur Dunn, and piano solos by
Mrs. c. Fl. Brinkman. After the music the
guests were invited TO the dining room,
where refreshments We're served The Ia
bic was decorated with the birthday cake.
with lighted candles a centerp:ece and
ioWers and ferns. Those present were Mr..
and airs Hottie, Mr.. and Mrs. Stephan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Ransdell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Dunn, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
ArtZ. Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll. Mr. and Mrs.
MacInturff, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Ransdell jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Brinkman. Mrs Ralph
Shepard, Mrs. May Dunkle. Miss Carrie
Dellinger. Miss Beatrice Hottie. Miss Ad-
die Nichols, Miss Lulu Ransdel. Mr.
Loydd. Mr.. Alfred Voorhees,. Mr. c. Del
linger. Mr.. N. Dellinger Mr. T. Meter Mr.
Will Paxton and MIR. Riley Sp.ker.
Miss Mary Boyce Temple. vice president
general D. A. r., is stopping at the Ebbtt
for month with Mesdames Bate and
Turley of Tennessee.
Mrs. William E. Curtis will not receive
tomorrow having gone to Princeton to
chaDprOn Darty of ladies no
Junior Prom
Mrs. Ernest George Walker was hostess
at a yellow luncheon of ten covers yester-
day. 1t was the first of a series which she
is giving.
Mrs. William Ayres Lamson will be at
home on Saturdays February 10, II and a
from 3 to s. at 1929 Connecticut avenue.
Mrs. F. C. Reinhod of Philadelphia is
still visiting her aunt. Mrs. Gregory, 1896
| street.
Mrs. Warren, wife of the senator from
wyoming. gave one of the most charming
teas of the season yesterday. The hand
some residence was profuseiy decorated
with meteor roses, and throughout the ::f-
tcrnoon a mandolin quartet furnished de-
lishtful music. In a tea room, where the
choicest dainties We're dispensed. Miss VIII
son, daughter of the Secretary of Agricul-
ture. presided over the coffee urn, while
Mrs. Van DeVanter of Wyoming served
chocolate. Mrs. Warren was also assisted
by Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Van Orsdel1, Mrs.
Hardesty. Mrs. Parks. Mrs. rds, Mrs.
Okie Miss Hopkins of Illinois. Miss Par
st ms, Miss Taylor and Miss McCrellis.
The solicitor general and Mrs. Richards
have cards out for dinner to the members
of the Supreme Court Monday. February 10.
Mrs. Marcus Mitchell Benjamin of ITO
street will not receive Saturday, Febru-
airy 10 II.
Mrs. S. H. Ray of 916 P street has re-
turned from weeks visit to New York
Mrs. Bundy. widow of Solomon Bundy of
New York. is visiting Mrs. w. W. Metcalf
of Vermont avenue.
Mrs. n. p. Willis and Mrs. Bailey Willis
will be at home Informally on Saturdays, at
2117 Bancroft place.
Mrs. Willis l.. Moore of 1916 S street will
not be at home tomorrow, but will receive
the remaining Saturdays in February.
Mrs. Madison A. Balinger who is spend
ing the winter at the Riggs House will not
receive Monday, February u, but will be
at home Monday. February 10. after 8
o clock
Mrs. Lynn o. de Lashmutt will be at
home on Tuesdays in February.
Gov. Campbell and the Wyoming
Suffrage Law.
To the Editor Of The Evening Star:
In your issue of Thursday. February 8, 1