Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-01

C. A. CuIberson. Mrs. y. K. Jones, Mrs
William Lindsay, MIST. 8. Martin. Mrs.
George 9. Vest. Mrs.. T. b. rariey, Mrs
Daniel Manning. Mrs. Harriet Lane John.
son, Mrs. +. F. Bingham, Mrs. Seth Shep.
ard. Mrs. ]. II. Bankhead. Mrs. Claude
Swanson. Mrs William A. Gordon. Miss
Nicholas Norton. Mrs. Robert King Stone,
Mrs. r, Randolph Powell, Mrs. Albert G
Janin. Mrs. Thomas Turner. Miss Jane
riggs. Miss NJ B. Johnston. Mrs. j. Eakiu
Gadsby. Miss Mary Morris Amber Mrs. r
l. Fleming, Miss Dorsey and Mss Kibbey.
Rich toilets were the rule. The most So
ciablc air prevailed. The company was one
well acquainted and composed of persons
gatherings of the winter. Among the
guests were Miss Emily Mason. Mr. Con-
nally F. Tr.gg. Misses Madge and Posey
White of Abingdon. Va, Miss Robertson of
Mr. and Mrs. A. Howard Clark. Mrs. and
Miss Taiiaferro, Mrs. and Miss Minnetree,
Captain and Mrs. Hickey. Mrs. Rust,
Senator and Mrs. Bate MISS Margaret Mat
thews, DR.. and Mrs, George Barrie. Miss
Chew. Mr. Robert Hert, Mr.. Fred Schade,
Mr.. Hermann Schade, Miss Schade, MIR.
Wheatfey. Col. Jacob Rupert Of New York
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Jackson, DR.. Bowling.
Mr.. Hayden, Mr.. Hendricks, Major George
Pickett, Mr.. Armat, Mr.. Harry Blunt. MIR.
Green. Miss Biscoe. Miss Blunt, Mr.. Robert
Lee, Mr.. Walter Wheatley, Mr.. Hunter b.
Gold. DR.. Thomas. Mr.. French. Mr.. Triton,
Mr. Albert Stewart. Mr.. Leonard Nicholson,
Miss Goodwin Mr.. c. Spottswood McNier.
MIR. Fred Verau of New York, Miss Moody
Miss Steele of Richmond Miss Harriet Fra
zier, Miss Watson, Miss Yount, Miss Lutz.
Mrs. Moody, Representative Levy of New
York, DIR. and Mrs. Cook. Miss Lillian
Craiger. Capt. Pendleton. Y. s. n: Miss
Powell. Miss Coffey, Gen. NJ. C. Butler of
South Carolina, Representative Fitzgerald
of Massachusetts,, Representative Gaines.
Mrs. Tucker of Norfolk, Mr.. Duncan Brad
ley, Mr.. Joe Bradley, Mr.. Morgan Thomp-
cor, Ifs,t-W tee 10th Nsp-k
son, Miss Adler, Miss Woodruff, Mr.. Dan
bridge. Miss Hyde. Miss Mcdonald Miss
Alice Riggs, Mrs. Gie.ow. of Alabama, Mrs.
Bankhead, Mrs. Edna Bishop. DIR. Louis
Battle, Mr.. James B. Lloyd. Miss Young
blood of New York, Mr.. Fred Harper. DIR.
Medford. DIR. Marstelo. Miss Cameron,
Miss Susie Heck, Miss Mary Pace, Miss
Fannie Heck, Senator and Mrs. Butler
of North Carolina. Senator Daniel. MIR.
John Daniel, Miss May Handy of Rich
mend. Va, Mr.. Thomas H. Atkinson.
Representative and Mrs. Swanson, Mrs.
WAYNE, Miss Grimes: Mrs. Pollock, Mrs.
Vest, Mrs. Horatio Joplin, Mrs. Kate K.
Henry. Miss Van Vo"~h :. n A h - nj.
Miss Esther Gordon, Miss Bertha Brown.
Mr.. Findlay Harris. Miss Shackett. Miss
Alice Campbell of Texas and Mrs. DENLY,
Mr.. Thomas Hicks, Mrs. W. C. Mcintyre.
Miss Bell. Mrs Burson, Miss Leckeye, DR..
George Weutz, Dryton, Pa; Miss Emily
Mrs. Lavender, Mr.. T. Wingfieid Bullock.
Mr.. John Browning. Mr.. John Nelson, Miss
Brogart. Mr.. Henderson, DR.. and Mrs.
Cook. Miss Roy. Mr.. Thompson. Miss
White. DIR. Harlan. Miss James, Mr. r. E.
l.. Yeilott, Mr.. r. y. Harper. Miss Hynsen.
Mrs. Malcolm Hufty, Mir. Kennedy Camp
bel!
Mrs Joel P. Heatwole entertained at a
luncheon yesterday Mrs. Charles G. Dawes,
Mrs. Hansbrough, Miss Wilson, Mrs. Willis
Moore, Mrs. Henry Sherman Boutelle, Mrs
George Edmond Foss, Mrs. Perry Heath,
Mrs. Berfah Wilkins, Mrs. B. H. Warner,
Mrs. N. NJ. Parker, Mrs. Dewitt Arnold.
Mrs. Sternbere, Miss Fletcher and Miss
Archibald, daughter Of the hostess.
Mrs. Henderson, wife of the Speaker, re-
ceived yesterday at the Normandie, when
she had the gracious assistance of Mrs.
Payne, Mrs Heatwole, Mrs. William Alden
Smith, Mrs. Donald of Iowa, Mrs. Richards,
Mrs. John w. Thompson, the Misses Shoup,
Miss McComas, Miss Stewart and Miss
Tillinghast Miss Shoup and Miss Nc
Comas presided at the tea table in the sec
ond parlor.
A delightful party was given Miss Annie
Neenan on January 80 at her residence.
42S 10th street southwest. The room and
tables were tastefully decorated with palms
and flowers. Both vocal and instrumental
music We're rendered. Dancing and games
We're INDUCED in during the evening.
Among those present were the Misses A
Neenan, f. Whelan. NJ. Warren, n. Chesel-
dine: NJ. Dawson, Mamie and Pearl Siler,
b Mallory, E. Norris, E. Thomas, r. Brett,
r. Pagan, NJ. Triplett, ]. Neenan and the
Messrs G. Gill. c Rogers, R. Meyer. c.
LIE Foe, c. Vansant. Lee Monkey, G. Daw,
A. Brett, E. Bonsall, A. Taylor, G. Peck. E.
Cornwall a. Triplett. Mr.. and Mrs Triplett
and Mr. and Mrs H. G. Cornwall.
On account of illness in the family. Mrs
Robert W. Allen Of 1908 H street will not
be at home the first and second Fridays in
February.
Mrs. Chandler has cards out for Satur-
day, February TO- at 4 o'clock, to meet
Mrs. Lloyd H. Chandler.
The parlors of the Church of the Cove
nant We're the scene of a pretty but quiet
wedding yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock,
when Mr.. Charles N. d ckersou of Tako-
ma Park, D. C, and Miss Florence NJ.
Dudley of this city were married by Rev.
John Van Ness, pastor of the Presbyterian
Church Of Takoma Park. The only wit
nesses were the relatives of the contract
ing parties and a few intimate friends.
Miss Lillian Dickerson, sister of the bride
groom, was mad of honor. Mr.. Charles
Dudley. brother of the bride, was best
man. The bride was attired in cadet blue
cloth, with hat to match, and carried a
large bouquet of brides roses Afterward
the newly-married couple were the recipients
of congratulations Of all present Among
Dudley. Mr.. Charles Dudley, Mr.. Louis
Dudley. Mr. Fred Dudley. Mr.. Frank Dub
ley, Miss Ella Dudley, Mrs. F. e. Dudley,
Mrs. w. H. Dickerson, Mr.. w. II. Dicker-
son, MT r. l. DlCheIScIl, MISS Iullu b'Sh-
erson, Miss Lillian Dickerson, Mrs. r. W.
L. Dawson. Mrs. C. w. Baggarly, Rev.
and Mrs John Van Ness Mr.. and Mrs. w.
]. Giddings, Mr.. and Mrs. C. Nj. HeaIon,
Col. and Mrs. G. c. Kniffin, Mrs. William
Boise, Me- William E. Dyer Miss Edna
Dyer Miss Maud Watkins, Mss Elsie Wat
klns Miss Alice Glover. Miss Alice Hulse,
Miss Eta Busey, Miss Ella Hart. Miss Ida
Moore, Miss Marie Bell, Miss Estelle Moorse,
Mr.. Frank ]. Van Ness, Mr.. Howard Fisk,
Mr. John Stowell, Mr.. John Glover, AIR.
Norman Jackson, Mr.. Harry Giddings, Mr..
Dana B. Johannes, Mr.. Claude Cockerille,
Mr. Charles NJ. Lewis and Mr.. Robert
Corey Mr. and Mrs. Dckerson have taken
a house on Holly avenue, Takoma Park,
where they will be at home to their friends
after February 10.
Mrs John Strother Miller and Mrs. Fran
els Hupp Miller have discontinued their
Fridays at home until the two last in Feb
ruary.
Mrs. John Strother Miller will spend jul
nior week with her son, ]. Strother Miller,
jr, at Cornell.
Mrs. William H. Daw will not be at home
Friday. February p but will receive the
last three Fridays in February.
A beautiful wedding took place last even
ing at the residence of the brides mother,
Mrs. A. B. Campbell, III street, when her
eldest daughter. Miss Mary Elsie Campbell
r,,,ka III