Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-15
Misses Bagaiey will be at home Wednes-
daY February 81. at 1541 r street.

day, February u, at l54l L street.
| Miss Edith A. Tavenner and Mr.. Robt. II
| Orrison both of Lincoln, Va, were married
| by the Rev. Mr.. Campbell at the Baptis,
| parsonage, Rockville. Md, Thursday, Feb
ruary 8. Mr. and Mrs. Orrison. after spend.
| ing several days in Washington. are now
| visiting the parents of the groom, Mr.. anG
| Mrs. Samuel Orrison, at st. Elmo, neal
| Alexandria, Va.
| Mrs D. c. Morrison 1879 F. street, will
not be at home Friday, the 18th.
! Mrs and Miss Tyler of 1872 Oregon ave
| nue. northwest will receive tomorrow Fri
| day, for the last time this season.
| Mrs. Frank Ely Winchell of New York
city is visiting her mother. Mrs. Benjamin
S. Plat. at the Victoria. Mrs. Plat, Mrs.
Winchell and Miss Plat will be at home
Fridays. the 10th and the 23d.
Mrs. William A. Kinnan will not be at
home tomorrow.
Mrs. H. ]. Horn and Mrs Thurston Horn
J Owens, 1913 Corcoran street. win not be at
nome today, but will receive Thursday, 22d,
from to Z.
Mrs. Louis D. Bliss. 1443 Chaplin street,
will be at home the remaining Fridays in
| February.
The "No-Case'' Euchre Club was enter
| tanned by Mr.. David A. Berkeley. jr last
night at his home. corner 18th and l.
streets. Ten games of progressive euchre
We're played, and first prizes awarded to
Miss Elizabeth T. Smith and Mr.. David A.
beFkelty. 81 NdlGnllne was remembered
in the tally cards and each guest received
from duly accredited letter carrier a
dainty valentine encased in an envelope
which was marked to look as though sent
through the mail Mrs. j. G. Love assisted
Mr.. Berkeley in receiving the guests and
presiding at the supper table. At the plate
of each person was found a comic valen-
tine. which created much merriment. A
most enjoyable cake walk was given by
Miss Ethel Baker and MIR William Church
ILL., Those present were the Misses Eliza
beth I. Smith, Ethel Baker, Mamie G..
Hungerford. Ananbel Clifton, Mary Sedg
wick and Carrie v Riordan, the Messrs
William Churchill. c. Bernard Werle Jo-
seph Franzoni William Sudduth Arthur
E. Woodward and David A. Berkeley.
Mrs. Samuel Mattingly and Miss Mating
ly will not receive tomorrow but will be at
home the last Friday of the month.
Mrs. Charles A. Prouty will be at home
at the Portner from to Fridays. Feb
ruary 16 and %.
Mrs. Grace Darling Spalding Pearson OF
Cleveland is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
A. Phillips of 1872 R street.
Mrs Thomas Gordon of the Savoy will
not receive tomorrow. owing to illness in
the family, but will be at home the 23d in
slant to her friends.
Mrs F. G. Reinhold of Philadelphia has
left Washington for a visit to Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Cook of st. Paul,
Mimi, are stopping at Mrs. Hazlets, 1902
II street.
Mrs S. A. Duncanson and Miss Duncan
son will be at home the remaining Fridays
in February.
Mr.. J. L. Williams of Atlantic City en-
tertained at dinner Tuesday evening at the
Normandy Hotel. The guests were Mr..
Edward E. Patton, Mr.. Abbitt, Mr. Harry
Williams and Mr.. L. William Thavis.
Mrs. H. H. Smith and Mrs. George C.
Dean will not be at home tomorrow.
Mrs. Fred bennett of 1872 21st street will
not be at home tomorrow, but will be at
home the Fridays following.
Mrs. William A. Seebold will be at home
Friday. February %.
Miss Nellie Jackson. daughter of ex-Gov-
ernor Jackson Of Maryland, will give
luncheon Saturday. February II, in honor
of Mrs. McKinley's guests, Miss Barber
and Miss Mckinley.
Yesterday at high noon at the Church of
the Covenant, Miss Eleanore Rae Ramsey,
and Mr.. Charles Otis Shaar of Harrisburg,
Pa. were married. The bride, handsome
brunei, was tastefully gowned in a dark
blue tailor-made travelling dress, with i'm
ported hat to match. She carried a shower
bouquet Of violetsl and with the groom was
preceded to the altar by Mr.. John Wagga-
man Brawner and Mr.. Howard Eldred VIII
not sent out large number of relatives
and friends were present to witness the
ceremony, which was performed by Rev
Teunis 8. Hamlin, pastor of the church
| The platform was beautifully decorated
with palms and cut flowers. After receiv-
| ing the congratulations of those present the
| couple left on an afternoon train for an