Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-22
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
FRAxCIS-ENTwIsTL MARRIAGE A
QUIET ONE TO-DAY.
Other Weddings Yesterday Mrs.
Hearst's MusicaIes-lnterest-
ing Personal Notes.

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Hearsrs Observation-Disclosures
ing Personal Notes.
The marriage of Miss Nellie Murray En-
twistle daughter of Mr.. John c. Entwistie
to Mr.. Augustus Walker Francis took
place at noon today at the family resi-
dence, 627 East Capitol street. The eere-
mony was to have taken place at St
Marks Pro-Cathedral, but owing to the
Illness of the bride-elect, it was impos-
sible to carry out the original plans. Miss
Entwistle has been very ill for the past
week, and today was only able to come
down stairs for the few minutes of the
ceremony. The ushers who were to have
officiated at the church, Mr.. Benjamin
Graves, Mr. Samuel Wilson, Mr.. Henry Z.
Blair and Mr.. Alex. Pope, were present
at the house with the small party of rela-
tives and personal friends. Rev. William
lowering Devries, rector of St. Mark s.
performed the ceremony, the bride being
escorted by her father and attended by
Mrs Alexander l.. Pope as matron of
honor. Mr.. Thomas Francis was best
| man. The bride wore a pretty white crepe
dress, and her attendant wore gray crepe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis will defer their
wedding trip until the convalescence of
the latter Is assured.
Miss Cornelia Adler daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Simon Adler of New York was mar
ried yesterday In New York to Mr.. Joseph
Castelberg of Baltimore and Washington.
The ceremony took place at Sherrys, and
was followed by reception for 800 guests.
A canopy of roses and green vines was
erected at one end of the ball room. be-
meath which hung a wedding bell. floral
gateway in the hedge was opened by the
page Master Edward Toplitz. while the
little flower girl Beatrice Toplitz, strewed
flowers over the brides path. The ushers
were Messrs. Simon Arnstein, Arthur 81
mon, Herman Katz. Cyrus Price and Rich-
ard THESE, all of New York; Milton Green
baum and Max Meyer of Baltimore, and
L. Koenigsberg and Philip Hamill OF
Washington.
A dinner and reception followed the cere-
mony and later the newly married couple
left for Florida After an extensive tour
of the south they will go TO Baltimore,
where they will make their home at 22il
Linden avenue. The couple received many
beautiful gifts, including chests of silver,
a pearl necklace, diamond pendant, several
fine pieces of Vernis- Martin furniture ana
quantities of cut glass.
The Misses Gilbert of 1i44 Rhode Island
avenue will not be al home tomorrow but
will receive the following Wednesdays.
Mrs. Andrews 1892 10th street who is at
home to friends on Wednesday, from TO
q. usually adds to their enjoyment and at
the same time encourages young artists pS
imDrOmDtu artistic GSnlDltlbIlS On thpSc W
casions Last Wednesday Miss Perrie was
with her, and tomorrow will be shown a
number of small drawings and few wa
ter colors by young Mr.. Stone, an attache
of the Geological Gardens, whose excellent
sketches attracted SO much favorable atten-
ton at the late exhibition In the Corcoran
Gallery hemicycle.
Mrs. Norman Darrell Harvey of Provi-
dence, r. l.. is in town for a short visit to
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert G. Og.
| den
Mrs Reeder the wife of Commander VIII
liam H. Reeder of the school ship st.
| Mary's both well known in this city, is
dangerously ill with the grip, and Is i'll the
care of two trained nurses Physlclans a.
| a consultation yesterday pronounced her
| condition serious, as pneumonia ana heart
| disease have developed.
Senator and Mrs Hanna entertained at
| dinner last night, when the company in
cluded the Secretary of the Treasury and
| Mrs Gage, the Attorney General and Mrs
| Griggs, the Postmaster General and Mrs
! Charles Emory Smith, Senator and Mrs
| Wetmore Senator and Mrs. Foraker, Sen
| ator and Mrs. Fairbanks, Senator Depew
| Mr.. and Mrs. Merriam and Miss Phelps.
Mrs Hearst who will entertain at several
dinners shortly. will also give two must
| Gales on February and IL.
Miss Root the guest Of honor at
dinner last night in Baltimore given by Dr.
| and Mrs. Thomas II. Buckler, jr.
! Last evening, at Robinsons Hall, the
! fifteenth dance of the Monday Evening AS
| sembly, under the direction of Messrs
| Harry T. Mauger and Allyn Shackelford
was held. A program of sixteen numbers
was enjoyed by large throns of young
people Dancing commenced at $50 O clock
and lasted close to midnight
The charity ball. which takes place the
18th at the Arlington. will be the event of
! the season, not only on account of the in
| terest taken by all the society leaders in
the little children at the hospital it
| is intended to serve, but because it
will bring together all the most prominent
of the many notabIes of the nations capt.
| tai If the Presidents Illness had not
obliged him to cancel all engagements. his
! presence and Mrs. Mckinleys would have
| added to the bTiiiiancy of the occasion.
| Mrs VIM. Bruce King win not be at home
| tomorrow.
| Mrs Elmer E. Simpson, 1877 Kenesaw
street northwest will not be at home We'd
nesdays, January % and 30, but will re-
ceive the Wednesdays in February.
Columbia Chapter, D. 4. r., has issued in
vitations to the daughters of the District
| to a reception in honor of the regent, Mrs
| ]. d. Croissant, Tuesday evening, January
% from S to 10 o'clock, at the Ebbitt
House.
| Mrs E. BerIiner will not be at home to-
morrow.
Mrs. A. Maurice Low will not be at home
! tomorrow.
Last Thursday evening surprise party
was given Mrs Fl. c. Murray at her resi-
| dence, No. 653 A street northeast, to cele-
| brate her birthday. A pleasant evening
was spent with eucEre and other games,
music, etc, after which supper was served.
| Among those present were Professor and
| Mrs. Murray, Mrs. Gordon, Mrs. Page Col.
| Ross, Mi. and Mrs Beaton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robinson. Mr.. and Mrs. Leitch, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Lomax. Miss Murray, Mr.. Prosser,
: Mr.. Walker and Mr.. Painter.
! Mrs J. NJ. Eieman of 1915 N street, with
! her cousin. Mrs. George w. Cromer wife
| of Representative Cromer. are spending this
week with Mrs. Rieman's uncle. DR.. r. Z.
| Dexter, Hotel Majestic, New York city.
| Mrs Aukam and Miss Aukam of 2404 14th
street will not be at home today or Janu-
| airy 20, but will be glad to see their friends
| informally the first three Tuesdays in Fao-
! ruary.
| The reception aud dance given by Miss
Madge Smith and Miss Clara Seemuth last
evening at Broolland Hall was pleasant
affair. About twenty-five couples from the
/ city Joined their Brookland friends in the
festivities. Miss Smith was assisted by her