Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-31

Inc Fredonfa was the scene OF a quiet
but very pretty wedding on Christmas day,
when Mr.. Guy Phillips of San Francisco.
Cal, was married to Miss Anna Hagg OF
Stockholm, Sweden. The bride, who Is a
white crepe de chine and carried brides
roses. The parlors were attractively and
seasonably decorated with holly and mis-
tletoe. Immediately after the wedding,
which occurred at noon. the couple left for
the groom's home in California.
The friends of Mrs. Edwin H. Fowler will
be grieved to learn of the death Of her sis
ter in New Hampshire.
The home Of Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey
on K street was thronged yesterday with
guests calling to pay their respects to the
hostess and her daughter, Miss Mussey.
who is over from New York for the holt
day season. Miss Carrie and Miss Nellie
Shields presided in the tea room, which was
handsomely decorated in pink and green.
Eugene E. Stevens and Miss Janet McWil-
liams. The visitors numbered over 200, and
included the members Of the women's ex-
ecutive committee Of the recent g. A. r.
chairman; Mrs. Eugene Ware and Miss
Ware, Judge Job Barnard and Mrs. Bar
nard, Mrs. Senator Burrows, Mrs. Henry
Castle, Capt. and Mrs. Truell Mrs. ]. Ellen
Foster and Miss Elizabeth Pierce.
The young daughters Of Mr. and Mrs.
William A. King entertained number OF
their young friends on Monday evening al
their home. III North Carolina avenue. The
evening was very pleasantly passed with
games and music Refreshments were
served at 10 o'clock. The Christmas deco
rations Of holly and evergreens made
suitable setting for the bright young faces
which filled the rooms. Among those pres
ent were the Misses Emmie Thomson. Helen
Sims, Grace Townsend, Lulu Nichol, Lucie
Compton, Mary Clare Thompson, George
Donneh' Rosa and Mary Lewellyn King;
Messrs. Jack Carroway, George Thorn, Wal
lis and Harvey Nichol. Alex. FAINT, Charles
Herring. Will Sims, Arthur Tate. Frank
King, Master Harold Compton King, Mr..
Edmund Compton and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam A. King.
Mrs. Levi Maggie of 1924 Q street north
west has as her guest Miss Maggie Of Read
ing, Pa.
Mrs Clarendon Smith and Miss Smith
will be at home January 1 after and the
following Thursdays in January after 2.
Miss Crenshaw Of Philadelphia is their
guest.
Saturday, January 3, Mrs. Beverly r.
Mason will present her third daughter, Miss
May Wallace Mason. to society.
The tea given by Mrs. Thomas Edward
Ridgeway yesterday, to introduce her
daughter, Miss Tonita Ridgway, was a very
pretty affair. The debutante looked charm
ing in a simple gown of white organdie and
lace and carried pink rosebuds She was
the recipient Of many flowers. Mrs. Ridg-
ways gown was of black lace trimmed with
duchess lace She was assisted in receiving
by the Misses Harvey, the Misses Carmody
Miss Fechet and Miss Webb. Mrs. Harvey
and Mrs. Casey presided at the tea table.
The parlors were beautifully decorated with
Christmas greens and flowers. The de-
butante invited some Of her friends to re-
main for the card in the evening
Mrs. and Miss Ridgway will be at home
Thursdays in January and February, 3016
Dumbarton avenue.
Mrs. Thomas NJ. Ashford and Miss Edna
M. Ashford Of Nevada. Iowa, are spending
the winter months with Mrs. Ashford's son,
w. F. Ashford, No. 26 @ street northeast.
A pretty home wedding was solemnized
at Greenfield" Brightwood, the home Of
the bride, Saturday evening, the 9th in
slant, at o'clock the contracting parties
being Miss Matte Collision and Mr.. w.
Wilkins Wallace Of Indian territory. The
spacious rooms were deliberately decorated
with Christmas evergreens. The ceremony
of Emery Chapel, Brightwood. The bride
wore gown of antique lace on a founda-
ton Of silk, with sash and trimmings of
chiffon. She carried bride roses. Miss
Mary Wallace played the Lohengrin and
Mendelssohn wedding marches. After the
ceremony buffet supper was served In the
dining rooms, where decorations Of green
and red also prevailed The couple left the
same evening for Vinita, Indian territory,
where Mr.. Wallace is employed on the
Dawes commission. Among those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Wallace, par
ents Of the groom; Mrs: NJ. E. Cox, grand
mother Of the bride; DR.. and Mrs. s. Cliff
ford Cox, Mr.. and Mrs. J. M Clear, Mr..
and Mrs. Louis C. Fletcher, Rev. and Mrs.
Q. c. Beall, Mrs Kendig, Mr.. and Mrs w.
F. Albertsen, DIR. and Mrs. P. M. Cox, Mr..
and Mrs. Stranahan. Mrs. Keene, Mrs.
Wathen, Mrs. NJ. F. Montgomery, Mr. and
Mrs. Collision, Misses Mary and Hattie Wal
lace, Grace Montgomery, Matte and Kath-
ryn Ray. Bessie Clayton, Gertrude Ray,
Kate and Alice Collision and Emma and
Florence Walker of Baltimore, Hattie
Manning, Susie Beall and Eleanor Scaggs
of Beltsvile, Gertrude Stranahan, Laura,
Marion and Bessie Collision, Sophia and
Edith Robinson and Messrs. c. P. Mont
gomery, T. B. Amiss, jr., w. Mckay Clay
ton, Charles Ray, Nathaniel c.. Robinson,
Kuhn, w. M. Hoffman. Van, Staten and
Lisbon Wallace, John H. Ray. George
Beall, J. e. Ray, jr., and Chester and II.
Teller Collision.