Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-26

Angels P. E. Church by the rector, DIR.
Ernest Smith. on Wednesday last at II
Mr.. Elbrdge s. Johnson. The best man
was Mr. Charles f. Wood, both of this
! city After northern trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Onutt VIII reside at Mr. Onutts former
home, 1903 N street. this city.
Mrs William Burke, jr., will be at home
Fridays, February and Is, at the Olympia,
14th and Roanoke streets.
The Secretary of the Interior and Mrs.
Hitchcock entertained at dinner last night
Senator Daniel, the Swiss minister, Gen.
and Mrs. Greedy. the Solicitor General and
Mrs. Richards, Mr.. and Mrs. Spalding.
Representative Cannon, Mrs. Perez. Miss
January of st. Louis. and Mr.. and Miss Nc
Williams of Chicago who are guests at the
White House.
Senator Kean and the Misses Kean at
dinner last night entertained Speaker and
Mrs. Henderson, Senator and Mrs. Carter
Senator and Mrs. Quarles. Senator and Mrs
Scott, Representative and Mrs DalZell, the
Assistant Postmaster General and Mrs.
johnson, Representative and Mrs. Gros-
venor, Miss Cockrell, Miss Rodgers and
Representatives Loudenslager and Foss.
Senator and Mrs. Wetmore Senator and
Mrs. Hale. Mr.. and Mrs Townsend and
Mr. and Mrs. Ffoulke also gave dinners last
night.
The legation of Austria Hungary being
in court mourning for two weeks, the Bar
oness Hengelmuller will discontinue her
SolhiddS evenings at nome until FEBRUARY
| .. when she will be pleased to see all her
| friends again.
The weekly meeting Of the Columbia
Heights Art Club was held at the residence
of Mrs Hyde, 1853 Euclid place, Thursday
last Mrs. Nedlay read a paper on The
| Conquest of Granada and Miss Ochsen-
reiter rendered several selections on the
| piano.
Mr.. and Mrs. Romyn Hitchcock of New
York, formerly of Washington, are at the
| Riggs House. Prof. Hitchcock was for
many years at the Smithsonian.
| The Misses Grace and Elsie Marshall of
Cincinnati, Ohio visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Frank X. Raymond on Capitol Hill.
DR.. and Mrs. Borden entertained at din
ner Thursday evening. Their guests were
representative A. d. Shaw, Col. and Mrs.
Hoff and Maj. and Mrs. La Garde.
| Mrs. Borden will not be at home at Wash
| ington barracks Monday, January %
The Small and Early last night at Rausch-
ers was great success. the interest in
each meeting seeming to increase as the
season progresses.
Among the recent arrivals at Winter
Park, Fla, are Miss Rose Cleveland, sis
ter of the ex-President; Mr.. H. H. West
inghouSe of Pittsburg and family and Judge
and Mrs. Shiras of Dubuque, Iowa.
Miss Mary Lee Goddard Of No. 725 18th
street has issued invitations for reception
from to II o'clock on the evening of jan
uary Is in honor of the fiftieth anniversary
OF or the marriage of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Goddard. Both Mr.. and Mrs
Goddard were born in Georgetown, d. c.
and represent the fifth genera ton bearing
that ina, name, dating from 1856: Mrs. God
GARD was Miss Maria G.. Goldsborough
daughter of Richard Yerbury and Jane
Stone Goldsborough. This venerable cou-
pie are Of distinguished and patriotic Mary
land colonial and revolutionary stock.
A wedding took place Tuesday morning,
To-
Catholic Church, when Miss Antoinette
Thole and Mr.. Anton Rupert were married
in the presence Of a large gathering of
relatives and intimate friends. A nuptial
mass was said by Father Currier. The
bride was becomingly gowned in white,
and carried bouquet Of white roses Miss
Margaretha Thole, sister of the bride, was
maid of honor. and was becomingly dressed
In pink and carried pink flowers Mr. Leo
Diegelmann was best man and Mr.. Team
Thole, brother of the bride, was usher. A
wedding breakfast was served at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Rupert. A large re-
ception and dance took place at 6 pm at
the home of the young couple, where the
valuable and numerous presents were on
view. Among those present were the
Misses Bessie C, Quinlan: Mary Deisboeck,
joyce c. Brockhaus NJ. SPAIN, A. Reith
and Stockmann, Messrs. T. Bishop, G.
Kramm, H. Borrebach and Clarendon
Smith, Mr. and Mrs Otto Rupert, Thee.
1,
W. S. Richardson N. H. Robbins, Reith,
]: Bender, Bursink, Mr.. and Mrs j. D.
Clark, Mr. and Mrs. J. He'll, Mr. and Mrs
Miller and Mr.. and Mrs. F. Lehman
Owing to recent bereavement, Mrs.
Henry Simpson. 1923 31st street, will not re-
ceive on Thursday, the 31st instant.
Headquarters Y. w. c. 7. U. held a So
cial at its rooms, 1914 G street. last evening,
A pleasant program was rendered by Miss
Day, Miss Evans, Mr.. Aubrey and Mrs.
N aaah noto
served. The regular business meeting of
the Y. was announced for the 2Sth, at 7:3O
O'Clock. Among others present were Mes
danes Horner, CLEARWATER, Sitter, Emig
and Gordon, and Misses Keys, Dorsey,
Snyder, Francis, Pollard. Craig, Black
more, Hartford and Kerfoot.
Mrs. White, wife Of Justice White, 1717
Rhode Island avenue will not receive Mon
day, January %.
Mrs. Condt-Smith has issued invitations
for the marriage Of her daughter. Miss
Mary Osborn Condit-Smith, to Mr. Rich
ard Hooker, U. 8. M. c., Tuesday, Febru-
airy II, at noon, at the Church Of the Epiph-
any.
A pleasant soiree was given last evening
at Hotel ST. Louis by the ladies' Of the
hotel The ball room was beautifully deco
rated for the occasion. Punch was served
during the evening, and after tempting
supper, dancing was continued. Among the
guests were the following: Mr.. s.: s: Bar
wife and niece: Senator Chiffon and son,
Mr.. ]. Wesley Gaines, Mr.. C. T. Irwin and
wife, Ell Reno, o. T.; Mr.. Edward Robb and
wife, Mr.. w. A. Jones and wife, Mrs. ]. 8.
Clark and daughter, New York city; Col.
Frank Supplee, Baltimore, Md; w. c.
Amos and wife, Mrs. ]. B. peterborough
and daughter, Mrs. L. c. Page of Virginia;
Mr.. John Myers Camden, N. j.; Chas. Den
n.y. Philadelphia, and Mr.. Fred Starek and
wife.
Mr. Robert Portner, Paul Portner, Miss
Portner and Miss Eta Portner Of this city
sailed today for the West Indies.
Mrs L. D. Wilson, Mrs Carleton Hughes,
Misses Wilson and Mrs. Percy M. Hughes
will be at home informally, Monday, jan
uary IS, after pm, at 316 street south
east.
Misses Alice and Dora Lindenkohl. as
sisted by Miss Elsa Lindenkohl, gave
progressive eucher at the formers resi-
dence Friday evening in honor Of their cou-
sin, Mrs ROLAND Calhoun OF Elizabeth,
N. ].
ments, music and dancing were in order.
The prizes were won by the following:
Mrs Brooke, Miss ROLAND and Mrs. CAL
houn, and the Messrs Williams, Ridgley
and Heilpin. Among those present We're:
NJ opd Nrs Walter Brooke Mrs. CAL