Evening star., 1901-02-19
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
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Mrs Hill, Mrs. BouteIl, Mrs. vreeIand Mrs.
William Alden Smith, Mrs. Wright, the
Misses Sedgley, Miss WILSON, Miss Ketch-
am, Miss McCalmont and Miss Sewers.
There was pretty wedding last night at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.
Thomas, the contracting parties being their
eldest daughter, Miss Minnie V. H. Thomas,
and Mr.. Raymond j. Ward, jr. The cer-
emony was performed by the Rev. DR..
Meador, pastor of the Fifth Baptist Church.
The bride was dressed in blue and white,
trimmed with pink ribbon, and carried a
large bunch of pink roses. Miss Mabel
Richardson was maid of honor, while the
groom was assisted by his brother, MIR.
Noble Ward Among those present were
Miss Ann Willett, MIR. and Mrs. Neal, Mr..
and Mrs. Sorrell. Mrs. Williams, Mrs.
Campbell, Miss Shannon. Mr.; Walshe, Mr.
John Ward, Miss Nette Baurman, Mr..
| Case, Mr.. Thayer, Mr.. Frank Avery and
three brothers of the groom. After the GER
emony those present adjourned to the dining
room, Where a wedding supper was served
upon a beautifully decorated table. MIR.
and Mrs Ward were the recipients of many
pretty presents.
Mrs. D. OC. Callaghan and her daughter.
Mrs. w. NJ. Wallace, will be at home
Thursday, February p.
The fourth and last german of the Ladies'
German Club of Georgetown was held last
night, and proved to be quite an enjoyable
affair Sixty-fve couples followed DR.. A.
Rhett Stuart through many pretty and in
| tricate figures. The last of the evening and
| season was a chance figure, in which the
three ladies and three gentlemen holding GER
| tain numbers drawn from box were
awarded handsome prizes. The receiving
committee consisted of Mrs. Henry s. Mat
thews, Mrs. Walter Wheatiey, Mrs Claudia
Stuart and Mrs. VIM. B. Orme. The ger
mans of the club this season, which have
been particularly successful, were managed
q committee cOmnOSp6 Orme.
Miss Cragin, Miss Stuart, Miss Graves,
Miss Hume and Miss Marshall.
Mrs F. Lewis Marshall and Miss Mary
| Blackford' Marshall are spending the last
fortnight Of the season at Easton, Pa.
surprise party was rendered Mrs. B.
Bean of 1247 K street southeast last even
ing. After numerous enjoyable games re-
freshments were served. Among those who
took part were the Misses Mabel Redden,
Callie Watson, Edna Richardson, Rosie Ell
liott, Bessie Summers, Maude Bolton, Ida
Steel, Rosa Hilton, Harriet L. Dresser,
Pauline Miller, Nellie Lttleford, Eva Higgs,
Mrs. j. A. Nails. Mrs. S. Beavers, Mrs
Walsh, Mrs Holt, and Messrs. Shelton
lin Davis. John Totovull, Frank Gatewood
Waiter Dresser George Bean. George Ken
nedy, John Mack. John McCubbin, Robert
D. Grimes, Ed. Swank. Irving L. Sheckells
Mr.. and Mrs. John Osborne, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Coland, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Harding and Mr.,
anu MIS-. D. a bedn.
The residence of Mrs. Utter Of Hyatts-
vile, Md, last night was the scene Of an
| enjoyable party given in honor of her
| daughter, Miss Verde Utter. Games and
other amusements formed the pleasure of
the evening, after which the guests assem-
| bled in the dining room, where supper was
| served. Among those present were Mr.. and
| Mrs. Constantine, Miss Jennie Summers of
| Philadelphia Miss Ida Bryan, Miss Bessie
Bush, Miss Mary Martin, Miss Emma Stor-
mont, Miss Nora Sakers and Miss White
head; Messrs. H. J. Kemp Of Baltimore,
Arthur Page. Carroll Hayden, Fl. R. Har-
disty of Takoma Park, F. II. Riordan and
| x. Huntsberry.
A hop was enjoyed last evening at the
Hamilton by about one hundred of the
guests and their friends. The large dining
room was decorated with potted plants.
palms and trailing vines, which, with the
silver and white tints of its usual hang
ings and decorations, made an attractive
setting for the dainty gowns and beautiful
colors worn by the participants. The or
chestra was placed in a bower of palms and
ferns in the large bay window at the end
of the room Among those present were
Mr. and Mrs George w Weymouth, Mr.
and Mrs. c. w. Gillet. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H.
Southard, Mr.. and Mrs j. D. Bowersock.
Mr. and Mrs ]. F. Connor, Mr.. and Mrs.
c.. A, Russell, Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Little
field, Mr., and Mrs. Julius Kahn, Mr.. and
Mrs. A Lybrand, Miss Lybrand, Judge and
Mrs. Lawrence Weldon. Mrs. w. C. Hanna.
Mrs. H. BOuSntOn, MIS-. w. u bacon,
Mrs. Cartaya, Miss E D. Anderson, Mrs.
Boutelle, Miss Boutele Miss Frost, Mrs
s c. Chenoweth. Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Kerr
/, Mr.. and Mrs. B. McFalI, Miss McFall Mr..
and Mrs ]. L. Hil Mr.. and Mrs. L. Rein
hardt Mr. Charles Roesch. Miss Grace
Harding Miss Jennie Young, Mrs j. H.
Cover, Miss Cover, Misses Kirby, Miss Nc
Clure, Mr.. Kirby, Mr. Mcclure Miss
; O'Connell, Miss Temple, Mr.. Sheriden, Mr..
Damon, Mr., Kenna, Mr.. Wilkinson, Mr.
.. Mirrick. Miss Thomas. DR.. Johnson Eliot,
Mr.. Burgevin, Mr.. Walker Mr.. Dinsmore,
. Mr. Douglas, Mr.. Donahue, Miss Bower
!. sock, Miss NJ Dali, Mr.. Crawford, Mr..
Crist, Mr.. Renaud, Mr.. Simpson, Mr. w.
; I. Smith.
. Mrs Fleming and Mrs. Elihu Vedder will
; not receive today
Mrs. Henry r. Gibson. wife of Represen-
. ta,ive Gibson of Tennessee, will receive this
afternoon at 1133 14th street.
: Mrs Florence Solger will not be at home
. tomorrow, but will be the following We'd
. nesdays of the season.
Mrs Ettie Toby, national president of the
: Ladies G. A. R., will be in Washington
until Thursday morning. An invitation is
extended to the ladies of Grant Circle, No.
. | /, and all G. A. r. comrades and their
wives to meet her Wednesday evening from
: : to II clock at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. V. Cotton, 800 L street.
. Mrs l.. Eiseman will not be at home to-
; morrow.
; Miss Julia Goldsmith of Fredericksburg,
Va. is the guest of her sister, Mrs. M. E.
. Rheine of 1910 Prospect avenue, and will be
. at home Thursday.
; Mrs G. Won Phul Jones will be at home
: Wednesday afternoon at 1922 New York
avenue with Miss Thompson.
. The marriage of Miss Nellie W. Leport
; and Mr.. VIM. S. Hodges took place today
at high noon at the residence of the bride s