Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-25

were the Spanish minister and Duchess
dArcos. the Swiss minister Mr.. and Mrs.
Moorehead Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. Tyler,
DIR. and Mrs. Rixey Mrs. Kernochaw. Mr..
Ferguson, ex-minister to Denmark, and DR..
Wyman
Misc T,,,s,.u rho nil, ,,e ona of the
p!iuesrnaius at Tue ma. iasS vi . -.
any Iosoh anu iieu', oIn'i. .o .,
hsht' gave Hatlnee iuucheoh 10y
IN nohor OF the oriual party. LAS nish'
oihner OF tWents-iour covers was eNsu ps
another OF the pridesfnaius MISS Nd,
warner. Ioday MISS sue quay pIousn'
the bridal party together again at a lunch-
con, and tonight Miss ElizaDeth Eosoh'
also bridesmaid, will be the hostess OF
dinner after which the much-teted couple
ana tleir attendants VIII De entertained III
Fort Myer.
The seeming inconsistencies of the mourn
inc which, hoe bsa, obsar,,a,3 tho &c, ,brae
DAYS hv members Of the l1iplomatic corns
in resnect TO the memory nf Ouaan VIC
toria has occasione5 some remark hpt the
facts are simnle enough Amhassadors and
ministers ha va nejther nccented themselves
nor have members Of their stats been pres
dsnce during this period, but this has not
obIged them to withdraw their society
from dinners. etc, given at private homes.
mat INA, may not De tne way that the subject
of tho datoti ~. ~ ons ny ~, ,..e
of tnro,an on,,n Ira man up .as etlquet.e
tbri,.a r. .i. y. ",IN'I So. ~
Tbs man,hars ~ 49, S;l nISi iI'i so,i.
rarely make mistakes in anv noiita ohserv.
ances, and the stand taken in this or SINH
lar incidents are always we'll within their
proper right. If accepting hospitality at a
private board while at the same time de-
s cir .. from an oInc'al most may seem
@ . =. 10 hot any niole 80 man ,ne
sea'ei i.eeotaa W act'ol pelnlit,eo Lo.
on vacation from his nost at n csniSal Last
summer the court mourning prescribed for
the Duke of Saxe-Coburg did not prevent
the British ambassador and family from
taking part in the social life at Newport.
Members Of the corps have kept up their
afternoon calMng ms week. turther
period OF mourning VIII De observed py an
embassies anu lesalioils on .he uay Oh me
funeral OF the queen wnen their naeS Will
again ny at nal1-mast.
II IS UNDERSTOOD that SIX months or deep
mourning, 10 De ioiiowed by SIX months OF
nan mourning, VIII De observed at tne Bit
Ism court ana oy the Brltlsh dipiomatlc
service the world over In other countries
the court mourning VIII iast month.
The Saturday Evening Assembly will give
another of their popular dances at the Ma
tional Rifles armory tomorrow evening.
Dancing will begin promptly at $50. and
admission will be strictly by card.
Mrs William, IT Mvers or tho viotor;a &c
snffarnp from a severe attach of the grin
and although her condition is somewhat
improved in the last day or two she is yet
quite i'll.
The subscription dance that was to be
given this evening at the Confederate Vet
eran Hall has been deferred till later, on
account OF the storm
MRS Rena Cooksey OF loo2 10Th street
southwest pleasantly entertained large
pones caves rsnit, tinns and cnIia tion ''''
e'' S' 80
Inc MISSES " aiiace' daughters VI Cofh-
last night at the washington Clup Mrs:
l.. C. Logan chaperoned the company ana
received the guests.
Miss Lennie wager, daughter Of Mr.. VIII
liam NJ Wager Of this CITY was married to
Mr.. Frank G. Kitchin of Barbados, west
Indies at o'clock Yesterday January "a
at the home of the bride. The ceremony
was perIoImea unaer Ine arcnway OF the
ooupie pallo i .He Iniel oeiis oeau' oliy
ueGuiateq VII, pm anu pa paii;
arledius were present, ln i p.iue wo.o an an
ashes.oi-l9ses na a soWn arisiaeu I'll ~,
9aiiiiOa Wv. anu anu oa .ta
a "a +ha hr;5, $500 ~ rreaatnor
go fnr a III" d.rE hI,e .raSei;na chit vhaS
tta no,,,l 1oft n, ~ 40 u ~, train snr q
tn;, nnrth me- NIL, mot. th.,r -ntura
siip M ~ w W,hinc. AL i'aNe 'ie'1
''o.iie ~ aaiis e.il.
Mr.. antoine ae deolroy OF the french en-
bassy and Count Badouin de Lichtervelds
have gone on trip to the West Indies.
Senator I. Z. Platt went to New York
yesterday on account of the serious Illness
of Mrs. Platt who is again suffering from
a heart attack aggravated by a bad cold.
The Japanese minister and Mrs Takahira
will not receive tomorrow.
The infant s.ugb+er oq Mr. .,d ,,rs w
y I-5e-,;,t =. -,
dov aftarnnan IN IN srohbinho,, e...,ssa,,,
private chapel at No. 452 Madison avenue
New York. and received the name of NurieI
',.,e ceremony was narformed nv Father
Murphy who oficiated at the marria pga of
the parents of the child. Clarence Mackay
acted as godfather. while Miss Isabel
Kemp was godmother The chapel had
been prettily decorated for the occasion
win PINK roses.
MI. GEORGE oakley rotten, IT., and Mr..
Rudolph Evans held a reception at their
Tha roa1,,,an ~ t liz sir. "hitenlll.
49,. 49, 80. ioo"eu Wy oahclhs'
D. Walcott. Mrs, stanley Brown NJ aa ~;
Mrs. Charles j. Bell, Miss Bell. Mr. r
Francis Riggs, Miss Wilson. Miss CockrelI
Misses Stevens Mr. Bancroft DIR Iaa
MSS Castleman of Louisville Admiral Ran'
ham, Miss Benham. Mr.. TYLER Mr. Erank
Evans Mr. Towers Miss Pranti,a 49,
Davis, Mr.. Vanderlip, Miss Vanderltp. Miss
CONN, MISS Biount, Miss Bliss. Miss Hen
- - n,cI. 80 NoueS, MI. Eliott, Mr.. owen,