Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-21
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
SEVERAL COMING EVENTS PLEAS
ANTLY FORESHADowED.
The Francis-Entwistle Marriage VIII
Take Place at Home--Reception
DRys-Personal Notes.

the marriage next Saturday evening of
Miss Lorraine Edison and Lieut. III. w
Schell and Rev. DIR. Elliott. who performed
the marriage service for the brides pa
rents will officiate. Miss Florelle Edison
will be maid of honor for her sister. ana
in the train of bridesmaids will be Miss
Marion Edison, Miss Elizabeth Edison, cous-
ms of the bride; Miss Alice Clark OF Cieve-
land Miss Elizabeth Jenkins of Chicago.
Miss Mabel Frye of Pittsburg, Miss Claire
Johnson of Cleveland. all former Vassar
College friends; Miss Mary Pierce, Miss
Mary Warner and Miss Mary Lyman.
The marriage OF Miss Entwistle and Mr..
Augustus W. Francis will not take place
at St. Marks Pro-Cathedral tomorrow
(Tuesday), as announced. owing to the ILL
ness Of Miss Entwistle. The ceremony Will
be performed privately at her home.
Miss Leila Palmer Gray of Richmond
Va, Is visiting her cousin, Miss Sue Reid
Tunstall.
Representative George W. Fars and fam
lily are at the Ebbitt for the remainder of
the session.
Miss Anna X Chapman will not be at
home tomorrow. but will receive the fol-
lowing Tuesdays during the season.
Major and Mrs. Bartlett L. s. M. c., Of
Washington are guests at Tampa Bay,
Fla.
Misses Smith and Seemuth have issued
cards for reception and dance this even
ing at Brookland Hall. Dancing will begin
at s.
The marriage of Miss Minnie L. Rocker.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Chas. Rocker, to
Mr.. Ernest F. Hawkins will take place at
Trinity parish hall Wednesday, January
d at 4:45 pm.
The Misses Brown. daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs. David Wolfe Brown of Kalorama ave
Jol;. tr,,I Co.
o'clock TO meet Miss Willard of New York.
Miss Brown, Miss Maize Brown and their
guest of honor made charming picture as
they stood in the bay window receiving the
guests. Miss Willard wore imported
gown of yellow crepe, with bodice of cloth
of gold and carried violets: Miss Brown
carried American Beauties, while Miss
Maize Brown wore orchids. Mrs Brown
and Mrs Willard presided at the tea table,
~ which red was the color scheme. In the
reception hall was the punch bowl, at
which Miss Elizabeth Edison and Miss
Cooper of Ohio did the honors Others
sisting We're the Misses Warner Mrs Ir-
land, Miss Grandin of Pennsylvania, Miss
Clapp. Miss Stuart. Miss Miriam Davis
ment of resident, official and diplomatic
circles was largely represented in the
throng of callers.
Master Arthur w. Cans. the little son of
Mr.. Isaac. Cans, is sick with the grip.
A party of relatives and friends from
Baltimore was entertained last Saturday
evening by DR.. and Mrs. Littlewood at
their home on Capitol Hill. There were
present Mr.. and Mrs L. B. SDrengel. Mr.
and Mrs. George Probest, Miss Chavannes.
Mr.. and Mrs Homburg, 4lr. and Mrs. Glib
son. Mr.. Arnold Nice, Mr.. Schumacher.
Mrs. Mcclure and Mr.. Foreman. Some Of
the party returned home by the midnight
train, the others remaining over to enjoy
Sunday in Washington.
Miss Agnes Coombs Of New York city Is
ton. at Glen Echo. She accompanied Miss
Barton to Texas.
Mrs. Everett Mallory Culver and Mrs.
Lewis Rutherford Morris, daughters of
Senator Clark Of Montana. have cards out
for two Saturday receptions, February
and 8, to Z, at their New York residence.
Mr.. Gerald A. I.owthers and Mr. del
Viso, both well-known diplomats. will re-
turn from lengthy absences abroad this
week.
General and Mrs Miles. Mr.. and Mrs.
Richardson. Representative and Mrs. Nc
Clellan, Mrs. Harriet Lane Johnston were
| recent dinner hosts.
Mrs Henderson will not be home next
Wednesday, the sd, but will hold her usual
reception the following Wednesday at the
Normandie.
Mrs Robert J. Wynne will not receive to-
morrow, but will be at home to her friends
Tuesday, February H.
Miss Dudrow of West Virginia, who Is
visiting her cousins Mr. and Mrs. Charles
William Powers at the Savoy, was guest
! of honor last Wednesday evening of Mr..
| and Mrs Goldsborough McKnew, who en-
| tertained friends at their new home on
| Cofcoran street.
| Mrs. Camp, who recently returned to her
| home 144S N street from long visit to her
| son. Mr.. Elisha X. Camp, and his bride in
| New York, has been confined 10 her peo
for the past ten days with the grip.
Mrs Whittemore and Mrs. Albert Hal
| stead will be at home to their friends TO
morrow at 1926 New Hampshire avenue.
Mrs. II. B. Turner, jr.. of New YORK Is
visiting MI. and Mrs. W. b. Hester at loll
| r street.
Mrs. John L. Rixey of Virginia, No. 11l6
| Rhode Island avenue, will not receive to-
| morrow the I'D, but will be at home Iues-
| day. January ~
| A quiet wedding took place Saturday even
ing at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
D. yesterday, when their daugh1Sr, M.
| Dulin, by the Rev. DR. Snyder OF the
Church Of the Incarnation Mr.. and Mrs.
| Dublin will reside in Baltimore.
| Miss Mary McCreery of Beaver, "a. Is a
guest of Miss Schreiner at 1914 r street.
Mrs. Bell. wife of Representative Bell OF
| Colorado, will not receive tomorrow.
Mrs. William Ayres Lamson entertained
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were Mrs Dawes, Mrs. Jones. Mrs. Conrad
| and Mrs w. H. Lyford of Chicago.
| Mr.. George J. Weber of Baltimore, Nd.
who has been spending a few days with
| his daughter-in-law. Mrs. Louise 8. Weber,
has returned nome
| Mrs H. c. Sloppy of Asheville. N. Co
for number of years a resident OF this
| city, is visiting her relatives and friends
! and will be pleased to receive any or her
| old friends at 724 9th street northeast she
| expects to return to Asheville shortly.
| Mrs Sibley, wife of Representative Sib-
| ley, will receive at her residence. 1921 X
| street, tomorrow and the succeeding Tues
| days.
| Mr. and Mrs. James F. Mullaly have re-
turned from their trip north and are at
| home to their friends at 1924 / street
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Roome and the
Misses Roome entertained at their home on
| Stoughton street, January IA, large num-
| Der Of friends in honor Of Miss Dudrow OF
| West Virginia, who Is visiting her cousins.
! Mr. and Mrs Charles William Powers, at
| the Savoy.
A very pretty wedding took place in the
| parsonage of the church of the Holy Name
| wednesday evening, January Is. at
/ o,ol.>oly he Raw Father Carey Off1cia ting,