Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-03-23

Miss Hartigan of New York, Miss Harlow,
( Miss Hessler, Miss Moore, Miss Bowie,
Mrs. Withers, Mrs. Rice. Mrs. Seeley. MIR,
and Mrs. Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. Sewell, Mr.,
and Mrs. Tyler, Mr.. Bowie. Mr.. Roller, Mr..
| Jordan, Mr.. Finley, Mr.. Cahill, Mr. Ber-
tram Bentley, Mr.. Leo Gertman. Mr.. Hellar
| OF New York. Mr.. Harlow, Mr.. Johnson
Mr.. Romaine @. Merrick of South Carolina,
Mr. Shindell and Mr.. Percy Smith.
Mrs. VIM. Linn entertained a number of
| her friends at her home, 2o14 18th street
northwest, Wednesday at a matinee euchre.
| After an elegant luncheon the guests
| played until O'Clock. Mrs j. ID. whyte
won the first prize; Mrs. A Merrill, second.
and Mrs. Lueberk the consolation.
The widow and child of George A. Smith
of Georgetown are now located with Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Perkins at 1901 23d street,
where they Will be pleased to see their
friends until June. They expect to spend
the remainder of the season at Atlantic
City.
The marriage is announced of Miss Flor
ence V. Decker and Edward W. Reiehart
privately Wednesday evening at the Con-
gress Street NJ. f. Church, Georgetown. At
home Tuesdays
The Saturday Evening Assembly have
issued invitations for another dance Sat
urday evening, March 80, at the National
Rifles armory.
The st. Paul Euchre Club of Baltimore
was entertained Wednesday evening by
Mr.. and Mrs. Jules A. Demonet at their
home, No. 1909 H street. The prize win
ners We're Mrs. J. w. Marshall. Mrs.
Oehm, Mr.. j. Early Walsh and Mr.. ]. W.
Marshall. An elaborate supper was served
at midnight, followed by dancing.
Mrs A. F. Brooks and Mrs. Ruth Bias
land will receive their friends Wednesday,
March 81, from to 10 pm, at 1872 Yer
mont avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Whitfield Evans an
nounce the engagement of their daughter,
Mida Riggfes Evans, to Mr.. William Oliver
Baldwin. The wedding is to take place at
Epiphany Church Tuesday, April 80, for
which cards will soon be issued.
A pleasant surprise was caused today by
the announcement of the wedding of Miss
Grace III. STEELE, daughter of Mrs Lucy
Page STEELE of this city, and DR.. Byron
Caples of Waukesha, Wis, which takes
place this afternoon at 3 o'clock at All
Saints Cathedral, Milwaukee. The Right
Rev. Isaac Lee Nicholson, DID. bishop of
Wisconsin, will officiate. Only the con-
tracing parties and a few others will be
present. DR.. and Mrs. Caples will spend the
first few days Of their honeymoon in Mil
waukee. Later they have planned to travel
extensively. Mrs. Caples is well known in
washington She is granddaughter of
the late Rev. Henry w. Woods of Baltf-
more on her maternal side, and on her IA
TIERS side a descendant Of the Rev Sam
uei Finley, DID, one of the early presi-
dents of Princeton College. The wedding
eral years standing, and upon recent
visit Of the bride to Chicago it was decided
TO have the wedding take place immedi-
ately in her native state.
Mr.. Richard RothwelI entered upon his
eighteth year yesterday, and last night his
children and grandchildren took possession
OF his residence, at 9th and A streets north
east, and gave him a surprise party Mr.
RothWelfs three sons, William, Daniel and
Richard, and his three daughter Mrs VIM
Wagner Mrs Richards Iohr
Peake, the latter having come from Cody
Wyo., for the occasion, Were present, and
over twenty of his twenty-seven grandchil-
dren We're In attendance, together with a
number of friends. The occasion was a de-
lightful one for all, and Mr.. Rothwell,
whose vigor is undiminished by his age
aided In the musical part of the evening by
singing his famous Crocodile Song"
Cards have been received here announc-
ing the intended marriage at Grace
Church, Evansville, Indiana, on the third
of April, Of John CONFESS Shepherd, of
Batopiias, Mexico, formerly Of this city1
and Miss Sarah, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Alexander Grant Clifford, Of Evansville.
Miss Victoria Casassa gave an enjoyable
party to a few friends Monday evening at
her home, 100 g street northwest. The
features of the evening We're a cake walk
by Miss Viola Marinelli and Mr. Joseph
MaSsina and music by G. Floria, F. Floria
and j. Floria. Among the guests We're Mr..
and Mrs. 8. G. Casassa, Mrs. j. Marinelli,
Mrs. Covington, Miss Rachel Casassa, Miss
Rosa Casassa, Miss L. O'Neal, Miss B.
Marinelli, Miss F. Marinelli, Miss E. Nc
Crone, Miss J. King, Mr.. J. Casassa, Mr..
L. Philips, Mr.. Cerinelli, Mr.. NJ. Bonavies,
Mr.. D. Merrill, Mr.. A. Messina and Mr..
Murphy
Mrs. Sue Harper Minis, wife of Major
Livingston Minis, mayor of Atlanta, Ga,
is stopping at the Driscoll
The assistant secretary Of state and Mrs
Hill entertained at dinner last evening in
honor Of Rev. Edward Everett Hale and
Miss Hale.
The marriage of Miss Christine Penrose
and Mr.. Adolph G. Rosengarten, both of
Philadelphia, will take place April 80. Both
bride and bridegroom have q large circle
of friends in Washington.
Col. and Mrs. Augustus Tyler gave a
large dinner to young people Thursday
evening. The company included Miss Pauld-
ing, Miss Deering, Miss Lane, Miss APP
person, Miss Edith Davidge, Miss Lincoln.
Miss Kellogg, Miss Williams, Miss Sheri-
dan. Miss Louise Lieber. Mr.. Merrick, Mr..
Bingham, Mr.. Davis, Mr.. Cumming Mr.
Totten, Mr.. Martin Jones, Mr.. caldwell,
Mr. Wythe, Mr.. Davdge, Lieut.. Gilmore
Mr. Marshall and Captain Algernon Sar-
toris.
Senator. and Mrs. Mcmillan and Miss Nc
MILAN will spend the early summer abroad
Senator CockreH and his daughter will
remain in Washington until after Easter.