Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-02-02
James Toole, Paul Maschmeyer, George
swift, Perry Crandall. Hunter Tennent
Edgar Cooksey, Irving Porter and Harry

Mrs. John tombstone Boobar will be at
home to her friends at 1919 Kenyon street
Thursday. February to IA.
c.. H. Underwood and family have re-
moved to their new residence, No; 1881
| Whitney avenue, where they will be pleased
| to meet their friends.
Mrs. F. W. Carlyle is located at the Graf
| ton for the rest OF the season.
The alumni Of Mt. Holyoke College will
| give a tea at the home of the president,
Mrs. Bodfsh, 80 B street northeast, on
Wednesday, February 9. from to pm.
| Visiting alumnae are cordially invited to
| attend. Mrs. Bodfish will be assisted by
the other officers of the society: Vice presi-
dents, Mrs F. NJ. Eddy and Mrs. F. G.
Wilkins: secretary, Mrs E. e. Stevens. and
executive committee. Mrs. E. L. Norris
| Mrs. Henry Sawyer and Miss Alice Clarke
| also by Miss Temple, who will later ad-
| dress the society.
Mr.. Henry W. Seymour and family are
now residing at 1917 Kalorama avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. E. Hutchinson Of
East Washington celebrated the fftieth an
| niversary of their wedding Monday even
| ing last at the residence of their son. Mr..
| James E. Hutchinson, 904 Pennsylvania
| avenue southeast Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchin-
son were assisted in receiving the con-
| CALCULATIONS and good wishes of their reia-
| tives and friends by their daughters-i n-aw.
Mrs James E. and VIM. T. Hutchinson;
Mrs Thomas H Disney of Baltimore and
| Mrs Thomas W. Keaton of Hampton, Va,
| their nieces: the Misses Gertrude Bright.
Minnie and Sonia Hutchinson. grand
daughters; Mrs. Ferd Espey, Mrs. VIM. H.
| De Shields, Mrs. Fred Cawson. Mrs Alex
| Mckenzie and Mrs. Gordon Jones. The
parlors and dining rooms were tastefully
decorated with flowers, palms and vines
About $50 guests were present among them
| many old friends Of the couple.
The last meeting Of the Capitol Hill His
tory Club was held at the residence Of Mrs
| Parker, No. Is 10th street southeast. The
topic, Rivers and Mountains" was pre-
scented in a paper by Mrs. Fletcher, and
responded to by several members of the
club. The next meeting will be held at
| the residence of Mrs. Wood 313 East Capt.
toll street, Wednesday afternoon Febru-
| airy 6.
Miss Fannie Heilbrun has returned after
| an extended tour through the west.
! Mrs. Daniel and Mrs. Dabney and others
will receive and chaperone the guests Of
| the Assembly german at Confederate Hall
| Monday evening.
| Mrs NJ E. Whitman OF Rhode Island, who
| Is pleasantly remembered in Washington,
| is guest of Mrs. Middleton Smith, 1915
| 10th street.
Miss Myrtle Rebecca Rabbit of Beane.
Montgomery county, Nd, and Mr.. Samuel
| Veirs Mace, formerly of that county, but
now of Washington, were married We'd
nesday evening in Mount Zion Baptist
|
performed by Rev. James L. Lodge of Cal
| thersburg, assisted by Rev. Thomas H :.
Campbell of Rockville. and was witnessed
| by large number Of invited guests. After
| the ceremony reception was held at the
| home of the bride.
Miss Abbie Sauser and Mr. VIM. Souder
| were married at the home Of the brides
| sister, Mrs. Crosse, 18th and Morris streets
northeast, Wednesday evening. The GER
| emory was performed by Rev. DR.. Kelsey.
| On1x fayU nf he
ent.
| Mrs. Minor and Miss Minor, wife and
daughter Of Representative Minor, will not
| be at home Monday.
Mrs. John H. Dixon, 1890 Massachusetts,
avenue northwest, has her niece. Miss An
| derson, of Chicago, visiting her; at home
| Wednesdays in February.
| The choir boys Of ST. Michaers and All
Angels Church were rendered entertain
! ment at the parish house Wednesday even
| ing. Those assisting were Mrs. c. j. Bird
| gett and the Misses Mabel Chism and Es-
| telle Bridget.
Miss Elizabeth Brewer, 1412 Massachu-
| sets avenue, will receive Monday, the Attn,
| for the last time this season
| Mrs. Edward Stevens will be at home 20
| her friends "Wednesday, February 9.
| Gen. Haywood started yesterday on an
| inspection tour through the south, accom-
panied by his wife Mrs. Haywood and Miss
| StethnB Will not De at uOuie iii
| later in the season.
Mrs W. l.. Finley % Washington bar
racks, will not receive Monday.
! Mrs George Washington Cissel will be at
| home Monday and the two following Mon
| days at her home, Oak Crest, 1915 3lst
| street, Georgetown. Mrs. Cissel will have
| with her Mrs. John H. Roche and Miss
Saunders, who is her guest for the winter.
| Mrs. Tallmadge A. Lambert and Miss
| Lambert will be at home Wednesdays. the
| 9th and 18th, in February.
| Mrs Beverley Mason. Miss Lucy Mason
| and the ladies Of Gunston Institute will be
at home on the It'll and 14th Of February,
from to 9 o'clock, at 14O1 Massachusetts
| avenue
| Mrs. E, Overman will be at home Thurs
day, 937 NJ street
| The Misses Breuninger, 453 Massachusetts,
avenue will be at home Thursday, February
IA.
| Mrs. William F. Byrns, 1909 U street. will
not be at home Wednesday, February 9.
| but will receive her friends the following
| Wednesday.
be at home to her friends, Monday, Feb
| rrary f. both afternoon and evening, from
| 8 until and until TO-
Mrs. Eddy, wife Of Representative Eddy
Of Minnesota, will not be at home Monday,
! February 4, but will receive. informally,
| Monday, February IL.
The announcement was made today of the
marriage Of Mr.. Harry P. Johnson to Miss
| Rhoda Primrose of Baltimore. The cere-
mony took place November IL Of last
wear in Philadelphia, Rev. DR.. Virgins of
the Methodist Episcopal Church officiating.
| The couple will make their future home in
| Georgetown.
| Mrs Hackett, wife Of the assistant Sec
rotary of the navy, gave luncheon Thurs
| day. Those present were Mrs Fuller, Mrs.
| Shiras, Mrs. Endicott, Mrs. Farquahar,
| Mrs Watson, Mrs. Higginson. Mrs. Davis,
| Mrs Cowles, Mrs. Everett Mrs. Rixey,
| Mrs. Hunker, Mrs. Switzerland, Mrs NULL
| gan. the Misses Wilkes, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs.
| Murray, Mrs Walker. Miss woodruff. the
Misses Henry. Mrs. Riggs, Mrs: Janin. Mrs.
IItIl. Mrs. Pierce, Mrs Johnston, Mrs. Pal
| mer Mrs. Arms, Mrs. Van Rensselaer, and
| Miss Russell.
Senator and Mrs. Burrows gave a dinner
| last night when the floral ornamentation
| of the table was in pink roses. Their
guests were Secretary and Mrs. Gage, Sena-
| tor and Mrs. Hanna, Senator Kean. Miss
| Kean, Assistant Secretary and Mrs. Hill
| and Prof and Mrs. Gallaudet.
| Miss Mary e. McCeney will not receive
| Wednesday, February 6. but will be at
| home the following Wednesdays in Feb