Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-02-15

formed by Rev Father Stanford The
brides gown was of castor broadcloth,
combined with cream peau de sole and dec
GRATED with a diamond sunburst. the gift
of the groom. She wore velvet hat with
shaded plumes in castor. and carried an
immense bouquet of bride roses tied with
! white satin ribbon. The maid of honor
was Miss Addie Morrison of Augusta, Ga,
who was becomingly attired IN pearl gray
poplin. decorated with cream lace applique
and pink chiffon. She wore green NelVet
hat with plumes and carried La France
roses tied with pink satin ribbon The bride
is a niece of Mr.. r. H. Hudson and sister
of Mrs c. A. Hensey. Immediately atIer
the ceremony Mr. and Mrs Maddox left for
Philadelphia and New York. They will be
at home to their friends in Rockville a1teF
March 4.
The marriage Of Edith Rebecca. daughter
of R. B. Nixon, the financial clerk OF the
Senate. to Beverly d. Man<in of virginia,
| will take place in the presence OF fmmediate
| relatives Wednesday evening, February ~
| at the family residence.
Mrs Henry Baker will not be able to re-
turn calls at present on account OF an at
tack of grip
Mrs. Henry A Morrow is at the West
minister 18th and @ streets northwest, for
a few days, and will be pleased to see her
| friends.
Mrs John Dazell will not be at home
| tomorrow, but will receive on Saturdays
during Lent.
Miss Thomson of Fort Monroe and Miss
Randolph of James river are the guests
| of Mrs. ]. T. Barker at 323 9th street south
| east.
Mr. Daniel McMurtrie has returned to
Washington and will remain at the Graf
| ton until she goes into her 10th street
| home in the late spring
Mrs George Weed Wallace has been i'll
for several weeks with nervous prostration.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace have taken apart
ments for the winter at the Stoddard
Mrs. Isaac Pearson, 1915 18th street will
he at home tomorrow and the following
Saturday from to O'Clock.
! A party was given last evening at the
home of Miss Ida Haas in honor of Miss
He nnah Lippman, who will soon go to Chi
| cago TO live Many games were enjoyed.
after which refreshments were served in
the dining room. Among those present
were Misses Ida and Clara Haas, Hannah
| Lippman, Tillie Weinberg, Viola SmithSon,
Ella and Fannie Biscarr, Edith and Mad
oine Cook, Lille Wright Laura Waterman
and Lena Corron, Messrs. Sidney, Samuel
and Albert Haas Abe Moser Harry lay
lor. Hiram Levy, Garrow Viers and George
| Kreis.
Mrs. f. c. Morgan and Miss Corinne Tun-
stall will be at home on Saturday afternoon
at the Cairo from to 6.
| Miss Rose Aleider entertained her friends
at her residence, SO D street southeast,
| Tuesday, February IL, to celebrate her
birthday. An enjoyable evening spent
! in dancing and games. Among those pres
ent were Misses A. Taylor, c. Strang, A.
King. G. Aleider, H. Rhoades, B. Langley,
r. Aeder, Lula and Ida Weigmar, A. Hef
ner, Messrs. NJ. De Moll, l.. Michael, p.
Murray, C. Fuss. J. Fuss. ]. Mccullough
w. Norback, F. Hefner and Mrs. Aleider
Mrs. Hefferman, Mrs. Weigman.
| Mrs. Cook gave a beautiful reception at
| her home on Thomas circle. The young
! ladies who assisted her in receiving were
Miss Cook, Misses Hume Heth and Gage.
Mrs Frank Baker and Miss Baker of Co
lumbia road will be at home, informally,
| tomorrow.
| Mrs de B. Randolph Keim of Pennsyl-
vania is at the Elsmere in attendance as
| delegate upon the D. A. r. congress, with
| her daughter. She will be at home Moa-
day, from to g. assisted by Mrs. Lock-
| wood and Miss Desha, Mrs VIM. d. Jewett
of Minnesota. Mrs. a. A. Kendall of Maine,
Mrs. Louis w. Hall Of Pennsylvania, Mrs.
| Marriott Brosius and her daughter, Mrs
Clement Biddle of Pennsylvania, and Mrs
C. r. NJ. Kenney Of Minnesota. Miss keim
will have with her Miss JeWett, Miss Opel,
| Miss Winger and Miss Denison.
Mrs Marcus Mitchell Benjamin, ITO
street, will no; receive tomorrow.
Mrs Mark S. Brewer of 1919 S street will
be al home tomorrow for the last time this
season. Mrs. Samuel w. Smith of Mich
igan will be with her.
Mrs. 3. F. Pope of Baltimore, who Is
spending the winter at 1882 massachusetts
avenue Is being entertained by Mrs. White
of Baltimore this week.
Miss Elizabeth Kephart Knott of Jeffer-
son county w Va. and Mr.. Samuel Madi-
son Hendricks of Washington were mar
ried in Rockville yesterday afternoon by
Rev. q. Dorsey White, pastor of the Nj. T..
Church South. The ceremony was performed
in The parlor of the Montgomery Hotel.
Mrs. Chamberlain of 1923 DIST street will
not receive Saturday.
Solicitor General and Mrs. Richards en-
tertained al an elegantly appointed dinner
last evening Justice and Miss Harlan, JUS
tice and Mrs. McKenna, General and Mrs.
Sternberg, Mr.. and Mrs. Dalzell, Assistant
Secretary and Mrs. Johnson, Commissioner
ana Mrs Dawes. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Heath,
Mr. Henry A Seymour and Mrs. Auden-
reid.
The Saturday Evening Assembly will give
another dance at the National Rifles ar
mory tomorrow evening. Dancing will be-
by card only.
a pleasant surprise party was given to
Master John Smith at his residence, 100
10th street northeast. "Wednesday. Those
Mary Magee. Mary and Estella Smith,
Dora Todd, Fanny and Bertha Sullivan,
Agnes and Maggie Kelly, Lucy Eagleston,
Lula Magee Irene Wyles, Annie Shield
and Ruth Beaton. Among the boys were
Messrs. John Smith, Walter WenZell. Cln-
ton and Charles Walker, Walter Shield,
James Sayer, Harry Drager, Robert ana
Bond Beaton. The evening was spent pleas
anuy in playing games, after which re-
freShmentS were served.
Mrs. ]. S. B. Thompson of Atlanta. Ca.
is visiting Mrs. Charles II. Wilcox al The
Thomas.
Mrs. Geo. C. Gorham will not be at home
tomorrow, but will receive Saturday Feb
ruary %, for the last time this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank S. Cannon left this
morning with merry party on their pri-
vate car for the east coast of Florida and
a two weeks stay in Cuba. Among the
party were Mrs. Jack Cannon of New York,
Mrs. Robert Callum, Miss HILL Miss Lam
bert and Miss Smart Of this city.
A delightful tea was given by Continental
Chapter D. A. r., to the resident members
of the association Wednesday afternoon in
the parlorS of the Washington Club. The
rooms were draped with American flags
and ropes of smiax. The table was in red
and green. The center design was a large
mound Of red tulips and ferns. with red and
silver candelabra on each side. A string
band behind a screen of palms gave
charming music, much of it old-time pa
triotic airs, we'll as choice classical Sc
lections. The entire arrangement was I'M
IT.