The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-02-11
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

| Senator and Mrs. Stewart gave a family
dinner OF eighteen covers last night in
honor of their grandson, Lieutenant Hook
! er. and his bride-elect Miss ConGit-Smith.
Mrs Ayres has returned to Washington
to meet her husband. Capt. Charles G.
Ayres. who is home on leave OF absence.
Captain Ayres, who is one Of the ac-
knowledged heroes of the Cuban campaign,
has been on duty for the past two years
at Fort Brown. Texas Mrs Ayres has
been recuperating in Virginia and has re-
turned much improved. She will be at
home Wednesdays at the Grafton.
Miss Harriet Wadsworth. daughter of
Representative Wadsworth, has been the
recipient of a round OF social honors since
her arrival in New York where she went
to attend the ball given by her cousin,
Mrs. Clarence II. Mackay. She will not
return to Washington until after Lent.
Rev. DR.. John Aspingall will go to
New York TO assist in Performing the GER
emory at the wedding OF Miss Esther Nor
ris Hunt and Mr.. George NJ Wolsey which
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day. The bridal gown is TO be of white
satin almost entirely yelled with point
lace. The attendant maids will wear pale
blue cloth trimmed with sable and hats
of the same hue and black feathers and
Will carry big punches OF American Beau
ty roses. The church service is to be fully
choral and will be followed by a reception
at the home OF the brides mother, Mrs.
Richard Morris Hunt on Madison Avenue.
Mrs. Livingston Hunt. Mrs. Padelford, and
other Washington relatives of he bride
and groom Will go on to the welding.
Miss Frances Miller daughter of Mr.
and Mrs William John Miller. and Mr..
Charles Albert McKenney. will be married
AT noon on Thursday at the home OF the
brides parents. The brides only attend
ant will be Mrs. Edward Everett Rapley
and Mr. Frederick Mckinney will be his
brothers best man. The ushers are to be
Mr. Andrew j. Miller. and Mr.. William
Wilson Miller. of New York, both brothers
of the bride. The ceremony will be per-
formed by Rev. Thomas S. Lee pastor OF
st. Matthews Church.
Mrs. w. II. Ware. of Minneapolis, is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Jacob Brynild-
sen at lexington. She Is the widow OF
Rev w II. Ware, who organized the
first Good Templar lodge in the District.
and occasionally supplied the pulpit OF the
Foundry NJ. E. Church some thirty years
ago.
The Continental Chapter, Daughters of
the American Revolution, will hold a re-
ception TO the resident members of the
Daughters OF the American Revolution
on Tuesday. February II, from TO
6 p. m. in the parlors of the Washington
Constitution Chapter, Daughters Ameri-
can Revolution will hold an open meeting
Tuesday evening. February II. at the home
OF Miss Tanner, 1918 Twelfth Street, to
which the friends of the chapter are in
vited. An entertaining programme has
been prepared. comprising music and
short papers on Queen Victoria, fol-
lows: Victoria the Statesman Mrs. E.
S. Mussey: Victoria the Philanthropist. 8
Mrs H. B. sperry; Victoria the Mother"
Mrs. Pitman: The Greatest of These Is
Charity" Mrs. j. Ellen Foster.
Hrs. Charles Goodwin Bennett. 1923 X
Street. has at home cards out for Friday.
February Is. the guests being invited to
meet Mrs. Charles J. Faulkner and Miss
Faulkner.
The following ladies' of the Congress
sional delegation at the Hotel st. Louis
will be at home Tuesday. February II.
from to 6: Mrs. Jones. of Virginia; Mrs
Barney and Miss Barney. of Wisconsin;
Mrs. Davidson. of Wisconsin; Mrs. Robb.
OF Missouri. and Mrs Miller. of Kansas.
Mrs. Colin A. Studs will be at home
today at the Shoreham.
Mrs. A G. Wilkinson and Miss WillIin-
son will not be at home today. but Will
receive Monday, February IS.