Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-24

ann Mrs + r. johnson. Mr. and Mrs. J.
X Ban" and Miss Barnard The prizes
were awarded TO Mrs. johnson and Mr.
Cheesman. after which refreshments we're
served.
Miss Beavens Of ITls street has cards
oGt for tea on Friday the Goth instant.
~nen she VIII b. assisted by Miss CIemen-
una Carrot Hin and Misses Marie and
Nu''''r l-INlnsSton bagalcy.
Mrs Frank Paul Leeich. is,6 3lst street
VII no; hr a; home tomorrow.
Miss Lottie Warner of Montrose pa "a
the guest of her aunt. Mrs J. S. Thomson
street northeast 'i''
Mrs, Milford Spohn of No 1918 sth street
has been suddenly called to Norfolk. Y.
On account or the serious Illness of her
iEoiher. Mrs. Frank p. Rowland
Miss NeLiye Hopkins. daughter Of Mrs
fora T. DeVaughan. and Mr. I.oyal Case
Kellogg MIL H. married This evening N
brides residence. 21S street, A receDtinn
VIII follow from to 10
Mrs Dean and Mrs Paul oak Lawn"
VIII be at home tomorrow. but will not re-
ctNe again until Thursdays in March.
Mrs. Frye will not receive tomorrow
q hursdaHD, having calls to make
Mrs. Murray Gait M9tter will be at homo
Informally tomorrow tThursday, January
-''. after O'Clock. at 2llI Connecticut
avenue
Mrs. 7. c. Plat. the wife of Senator Plat
OF New York. will not be at home tomorrow
afternoon.
Mrs. Andrew 3. Graham gave box party
and supper last evening TO Mrs. Anthony
ana Mrs Shope of Providence. r. L.
Miss Matte V. Wade. who has been very
i'll with ia grippe. has gone to Virginia to
recuDerate.
Mrs. Satteree and Miss Satterlee. 14o7
Massachusetts avenue. VIII not receive to-
morrow. owing to absence from the city.
Mrs. W. r. Riley gave a :, O'Clock tea yes
terday for her daughter Mrs. Dabnry IIar-
riSon. who is visiting her Ms Fletcher
and Mrs. Evee;h Whiting presided at the
tea table. Miss Riley. Miss Garnet. Mss
Patterson Miss Wurthington Mss Hurst
and Miss Edine Tisdel assisted the hostess.
Mrs. H J. Horn and Mrs Thurstou Horn
Owens viii not receive tomorrow CThurs-
day., but viii be at home on the next
Thursday. February i, 10 e. at 1913 Cor
coran street
Mrs. J. c. Pennie will not be at home to-
morrow. but will receive Thursdays in Feb
rGary.
Miss Lena l.. Pepper and Miss May $
Pepper Of Cleveland, Ohio. sisters of ChaS
NJ. Pepper. are guests of Mrs Pepper at
1923 r street Mrs. c. NJ Pepper will re-
ceive Thursdays in February.
On account OF the reception AT the White
House this evening the ladies' of the cabi-
ret Will not receive today.
pretty wedding took place Sunday even
ing at the hcme of Mrs. Mary f. Cook.
Grant place, when Mr.. Henry Clay Whitlock
and Miss RoseiinG Steene Rasin were mar
ried by the Rev. DIR. John IL. Elliott. rec
tor of the Ascension Church. The bride
who belongs to the old Rasin family Of
Maryland, is an Eastern Shore" beauty
and looked especially charming in tailor
made suit Of dark blue broadcloth. Mr.
WhItlOck is Motive of Petersburg Va.
but has for some years been connected
with The southern railway. Among the
relatives and friends present to witness
the ceremony We're: Mr.. and Mrs RoD-rts.
Miss IiasIn. Miss Jeanette Rasin. Misses
LUckett Miss Haskell. Mrs. Cook Mr..
Taylor. Miss Christine Taylor Mr.. and
Mrs. Foster. Mr.. ana Mrs. Petit. Miss
Swadner. Mrs Bowman. Mr.. Robertson of
Baltimore. MeserS. Won Gluemer Wright
Beekman, Frerich, Carney. Stern McNIa-
nus. Miss Began, and Messrs. Began. Mr.
and Mrs. Whitlock left for a southern "trip
yesterday morning.
Mrs. Winnie Rcam IToxie, whose Tuesday
receptions have been 50 much enjoyed 10y
old and new friends. was at home yestcr-
Gay with another charming receiving party
and had hosts of callers. Miss Cock-eIl.
Miss Greely. Miss Aiken, Miss Pritchcl and
Miss Blunt assisted the hostess.