Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-02-07
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
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| EURO, s. Giovannetti H. p Giovina. j.
| Geraci, Geo. Lingibach, L. F. Driscol and
Percy Lands. Dancing was also enjoyed.
| Mrs. L. A. Coolidge will be at home FRI
| days, February s and February ~.
| Mrs J. L. McLaurin, wife Of Senator ].
| L. McLaurin, will not receive again this
! month.
| Mrs. Edward Chase Ingersoll and Miss
| Ingersoll will not receive tomorrow, but
| will be at home next Friday for the last
| time this season.
| Mrs. William Burke, jr., will be at home
| Fridays, February and Is, at the Olympia.
| Mrs. T. De Witt Talmage and the Misses
| Talmage will be at home Friday for the
| last time this season. from half-past to 6.
| at 400 Massachusetts avenue.
| Mrs. H. L. Biscoe and Miss Bscoe, SIS
| 21st street, will be at home tomorrow
The Butterfly Club gave its second an
| nual masquerade ball at the National RI
| fes' Armory Monday evening, February 4.
| The success of the ball was largely due to
| the efforts of the floor committee, who
| were the Misses Louise Kohl, Louise Nav,
| Josephine Profit, Arlie Pittman, Rose Levy
| and Frances Miller, all of whom We're
handsomely dressed to represent their club
| The prizes were awarded as follows: First
| and second ladies' prizes to Spring and
| the Belle of New York, first and second
| gentlemen's prizes to the Caterpillar and
the Twentieth Century Coon. Two group
| prizes were also awarded, first to the Foot
| ball Players, composed Of the members OF
the Crescent Pleasure Club, and the second
group prize to the Schoolgirls and Willie.
| After the award of prizes a speech was
made by Mr.. Aug. Schmidt
Miss Susan Travers gave a luncheon
| Tuesday at her New York home in honor
| of her niece, Miss Harriet Wadsworth,
| no Sppcial guest or her cousin,
Mrs Clarence Mackay, at the latter's SUI
perb dinner dance last week. MISS Wads-
| worth is the debutante daughter OF REPRE-.
sentative and Mrs. Wadsworth, and Will
probably spend the remainder of the gay
season in New York
Archbishop Keane's talk on twentieth
! century books yesterday afternoon at the
| Shoreham was intensely enjoyed by a nota-
BILE gathering. Every seat in the hall was
taken. Afterward those present assembled
| in the adjoining parlors and hall, where
Mrs Sheridan, Miss Lizzie Sherman, MIS-
| Reid Mrs Brinton Stone. Mrs. Rengifo,
| Mrs Perez and Mrs. Preston Sands pre-
| sided at tables where tea, chocolate etc.
were sold The Misses McKenna, MISS DlaZ'
| Miss Duque Miss Enrol Brown, Miss Mil
| bred Williams, Miss Sewers and others as
sisted in the sales. The proceeds OF tne
entertainments were for the benent OF the
work for poor churches, of which Arcn-
bishop Keane was the founder In this city
more than quarter of a century ago.
The marriage of Miss Edith Lucille Strong,
youngest daughter of Major and MRS
Frank Strong, to Mr.. Roy =. Leatn Il;
took place at ST. Andrews Church at
o'clock last evening. The chancel was
beautifully decorated with palms, white
azaleas and tropical plants, and the al.ar
with bride roses and the church was COM
fortably filled with invited guests, VINO
We're seated by the ushers, Messrs. Efninel
D. Carter, Frank Gibson, Clarence PROCTOR
and VIM. H. West. The vested cnolr me,
| Of ttea
it to the chancel, singing the Lohengrln
Wedding March. Behind the ushers walked
the flower girl, Gladys Strong, the little
niece of the bride, in pretty dress OF
Swiss. embroidered over blue taffeta, and
the maid of honor. Miss Lucy MuniorI Oh
Maryland, in beautiful gown or "hlte
organdie over white silk, both CARVING
bouquets of bridesmaid roses tied with
pink ribbon. The bride wore crepe de chime
over satin deliberately trimmed in chi1on
and point applique, and a vel or tune
caught with orange blossoms. She carried
a shower bouquet of bride roses and was
escorted by her father to the chancel. Inc
best man DR.. George 5. Barnes. be-
tween the betrothal service and the mar.
rage the choir sang "Oh, Perfect Love-
The ceremony was performed by Kew. Or.
Perry, rector of ST. Andrews, and was
followed by reception at the home OF the
brides parents for the bridal party ana
immediate relatives. The brides travelling
gown was of dark blue broadcloth, trimmed
with gold lace, with which she wore a red
SILK waist ana Il req NelNel Hdl MI anu
Mrs Lea therman left the night train
for Atlanta. After a wedding trip in the
south they will return to the home of the
brides parents, 1888 Q street. where they
will be at home after March 1.
Miss May P. Duncanson will be at home
Fridays, February and Is.
Mrs. John c. Goodrich will not receive
tomorrow.
Mrs. Geo. Marsh of 23d street will not re-
ceive tomorrow.
Mrs Charles Francis Carusi will be at
home February and Is at 1755 18th street.
Mrs William S. Hoge and Miss Hoge
will be at home tomorrow, February 8, as
sisted by Mrs. F. A. Savage of Baltimore.
The marriage of Miss Alice Atkinson of
this city, daughter of the late H. M. Akin
son. ex-commissioner of pensions and
granddaughter of the late United States
| Senator Upton of Nebraska, to Mr.. Gustav
Stephen Smith OF New York city will take
place at the residence OF the cousin OF the
bride-elect, Mr.. ]. w. Aylsworth, East Or
ange, N. j., Tuesday next at noon. Rev.
DR.. Newman, pastor Of the First Congrega-
| ttonal Church Of this city, will perform the
ceremony.
Mrs Jules Guthridge will not be at home
| tomorrow.
| Miss Carrie French and Miss Estelle
| Rials will be at home Thursdays In Feb
| rnary.
Miss NJ L. Brown of Brooklyn N. Y. is
| visiting her friend. Mrs. w. W. Metcalf,
1851 Vermont avenue.
| Mrs. Gov. Cornell OF New York receives
| at the National, to g. today.
| Miss Ella Chase of 1863 Yale street will
| be at home Saturday, February 8, from
| to 6 o. clock
Owing to absence from the city Mrs.
| John B. Larner will not be at home the
remaining Fridays in February.
| Mrs. T. Haas of 305 G street will be at
| home Saturdays.
! Madame WI will receive tomorrow after
noon from 8 to 6, for the last time this
| season.
Mrs. r. B. Bradford and the Misses Brad
| ford, 1922 p street. will not receive tomor-
| row but will be at home Friday, February
| 10, for the last time formally until after
| I.ant