Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-01-16
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
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the Minneapolis Times. is the guest of her
brother. c. ]. Blanchard. 81 Bates street.
Mrs John Alexander. wife of Captain
John Alexander. Minneapolis, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. c. j. Blanchard, -
Bates street.
Mrs. Francis ]. Reynolds of 160S 10Th
street is seriously ill with the grip.
Mrs. Taylor, wife of Assistant Secretary
of the Treasury Horace A. Taylor. 2117 S
street will be at home Saturdays in Janu-
airy and February
Mrs Florence X. SoIger will not be at
home today, but will receive the other
Wednesdays at 1880 Cincinnati street,
Washington Heights.
Mrs. Mike Newmyer and Miss Sigmund
are visiting relatives in Baltimore.
Mrs. r. L. L. Wiltberger of 2o19 14th
street will be at home Informally Mondays,
January 81 and Is.
Mrs Anna Medford Hynson is spending
the month of January as the house guest
of Mrs. Percy r. Hynson of Columbus,
Ohio.
Mrs. l. B. Swormstedt and Miss SWORN
stedt will be at home tomorrow and the
two following Thursdays
Miss Eugenia d. Borden will be at home
Friday, January 10, 1901, after O'CLOCK
pm; 1922 street.
Mrs. c. R. Krauthoff, wife OF Capt. c. R.
Krauthoff U. s. A., is visiting Mrs. James
NJ. Green, 1929 l. street.
Mrs Thomas Oliver will not be at home
the remaining Thursdays in January, but
will be pleased to see her friends thursdays
in February.
Mrs. Chas A. Towne Of Minnesota will
not be at home tomorrow, but will receive
the following Thursday, January "a
Mrs. 8. Willard Saxton, the Misses Saxton
and Miss Fletcher will be at nome fridays
February 8 and ID.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace H. Morris will cele-
brate the fifteenth anniversary OF their
marriage Saturday evening, January ~, by
a reception from until II o'clock. at their
suburban home, 18th street and Bennhs
road northeast.
Mrs William G. Griffin, 1894 Kenesaw
avenue. will be at home Thursday, jan
uary II.
The events of this afternoon will include
the tea at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Tileston Granger, 1893 Connecticut avenue.
Miss Mary McCeney will also be hostess
of this afternoon, and will give a tea at
the Shoreham for DR.. and Mrs. Carton.
who were married early In the winter at
ST. Johns.
A birthday party was given to Mr.. Joseph
Bohn, jr. by Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Bonn
at their residence, No. 213 ID street, MON
iav evening Music, dancing and refresh
ments were enjoyed. Among those present
were Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Mclntlre, MI: anu
Mrs. Joseph A. BONN, Mr. ana MRS: D.. w
Schaefer. Mr.. and Mrs. C. Cramer MIS-. D.
H. Hunt. Mrs. L. May, Mrs. l.. A: Walker
Mrs. c. Shafer. Misses n. 3. Mcdowell
P. Partella, X Shafer, NJ. Walker, r. Bonn.
p Walker and Messrs. b. n Ward mas.
Bohn. Joseph Bonn, jr: b. Mades, D. Nia ~
nix, E. w McIntire, W. Greenwell, E. o.
Brown. ]. A. Mcdowell. F. A: Wallace, n.
Brown Chas Shafer, F. W. Swift, George
Shafer and Major Hugo.
The Manor House Chapter, D. A. r.. Will
hold an open meeting at the riggs, Satur-
day, January 49, at pm. MISS ga tpere
Stuart will deliver an address, ana .hele
viii be music, etc. The public is cordially
invited.
The Mexican ambassador and Mrs AZ
piroz will give a dinner for young people
tomorrow night.
Mrs James L. Pugh jr., 1900 nth street,
Mt Pleasant will not receive tomorrow
(Thursdav), but will be at home Thursday,
January "a 3 to g, when she will nave WIN
her a guest, Mrs. Samuel Wolfe OF Bethie-
hem Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Hutchinson have
issued cards OF invitation for Monday even
ing, January %, at 904 pennsylvania ave
nue. southeast, the occasion marking the
fftieth anniversary of their marrige. Mr..
Hutchinson is the superintendent OF the
city hall building.
MARQUIS de Souza sang this afternoon for
the entertainment Of the blind at the blind
ma Wilton Congressional Library.
At ST. Margaret's Church today at noon
the marriage of Miss Caroline Anderson
Clark to Mr. Nathaniel Tyler jr., was wit
messed by large and Interested gathering
of their friends. The pretty little church
was decked with palms and flowers, and the
grouping of the bridal party at the chancel
made a most fetching picture The bride
came in church escorted by her brother.
| Mr. Churchill Clark of Chicago. Mr.. Theo-
| dore Tyler was best man, and the brides
| sister Miss Mary B. Clark was her maid
Of honor. The ushers were Mr. Alfred Ty-
Peters Dr. Robert Mason and Mr.. Frederic
| Huntington and Mr.. Julian Peabody Of New
| York The bride wore while satin and chif
| fon and a tulle veil held by orange bios
| SONS. She carried a white-bound prayer
| book The maid of honor wore pale blue
| crepe de chene and large black velvet
| picture hat. The wedding party was after
| ward entertained al breakfast by Mrs Clark
| at her home, 100 q street, before the de-
| parture of the couple for .her bridal tour.
| They will reside in this city.
! Another pretty wedding at noon today
| was that of Miss Mabel Dom. daughter of
| l.. Stevens Of Baltimore. The ceremony
| took place at the family residence, IDS 10Th
| street.
| street have as guests the formers brother
| A. c. Richards, and his wife of Oakland
| Cal
| Mrs Platt of Connecticut will receive her
! frie nds tomorrow, and January 81 In the
| parlors of the Arlington, from to g.