Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-02-10

4 anu MISS tNioplSEt
Mr.. Harold Fosberg entertained at his
| residence, 62S street southwest. Friday
evening. Music, games and singing were
| participated in by Miss Maud Taylor, Miss
| Rose Fellinger, Miss Mary Koogle, Mr..
| George tiodron, Miss Alice Koogle. Miss
| Mary Koogle and Mr.. James Richardson.
Others present We're the Misses NJ. Koogle.
| r. Felltnger, NJ. Taylor, A. Trede and A.
koogle. Messrs. G. Godron. w. Goodwin,
| II. Fosberg and James Richardon.
Mrs Edward FIoy Caverly. $50 Columbia
road, will not be at home tomorrow.
surprise party was rendered TO Miss
! Rizpah Finotti Saturday evening at her
! home. 1879 Jefferson street. Anacostia. Piano
! solos were rendered by Misses Katie Harles-
| ton, Bertha Harrison, Sarah Shank and
Annie Summers, and Miss Finott sang sew
eral songs. Refreshments We're served.
! Those present were Misses Katie Harleston.
| Annie Summers. Bertha Harrison, Sarah
| Shank, Grace Thomas, Edna Beall. Teresa
| Taylor, Maud Fillius, May Baldwin. An
nette Johnson. Daisy Phipps, and Messrs
| William Weldon Harry Green. Charles Pa
gette, William Leonard, Ralph Beall and
William Digs.
Mrs Haskns will be at home to her
| friends tomorrow February II, from 3 till
| g o'clock: 21st street.
Senator Scott of West Virginia gave a
| lightful dinner at the New Willard Satur-
| day night to a most distinguished gather
ing. The function was in honor of Gov.
/ White of West Virginia. whose popularity
| in his state equals that of either OF the
| West Virginia senators and who is re-
garded as coming man. The evening was
! most pleasantly spent. Gov. White re-
| sponded to demands for speech and made
a felicitous talk. telling some clever stories
| of the campaign In his state in which Sen
ator Scott was a central figure. Other
speakers were Senators Frye. Spooner. Till
man and Pettus and Representatives Can
! non and Grosvenor.
Among those present besides Gov. White
| y.al Iir,ara II.rr q
| Pettus, Spoouer, Teller, c. d. Clarke, A G.
| Foster. Proctor. Tilman. Cockrell, Mitchell,
| Frye, Elkins Nelson, Dillingham;. Patter
| son and Hawley, Representatives Brown
| low. Cannon. Dick. Grosvenor. Stevens,
! Mercer and Dalzell. Gov. Richards, Mr.. w.
| r. Merriam. director of the census; Mr..
| George NJ. Bowers. fish commissioner; Mr..
| W. NJ o. Dawson. secretary Of state, West
| Virginia; Mr.. Brown Mr.. Dunn. Mr.. Rou-
| Ter, Mr.. Glover, Mr.. W. W. Price and Mr..
! J. L. Steele.
Mr. and Mrs. Hackett gave a small din
| ner party Saturday night to Assistant Sec
rotary and Mrs. Darling. The other guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Russell. Commander and
| Madame Won Rebeur Of the German en-
| bassy, Miss Woodruff and Mr. Hornblower.
Mrs. James Warham Whitney of 100 Q
| street will give a reception tonight al 0
! o'clock Mrs. Whitney will be assisted by
| Mrs. ID. Percy Hickling, daughter of Gov
| ernor Stone of Pennsylvania: Mrs. William
| NJ. Mason, Miss Marguerite Green and the
! Misses Livingston.
Mrs H. NJ. Schooley, 1905 Columbia road,
will not be at home tomorrow.
Mrs Enoch G. Johnson, 49,. Corcoran
street will be- at home February H. as
sisted by her niece, Miss F. II. Branden-
| burg of Denver, Col.
Mr. and Mrs ]. Beverly Stanard have
returned from their wedding trip and will
be pleased to see their friends at 3l5 Flori-
| da avenue.
The Misses Dougherty will not be at home
tomorrow.
Mrs. Joseph C. sbley will not receive
| tomorrow.
Mrs. w. W. Burdette will not receive to-
morrow until after 4 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs Alonzo Tweedale of 1119
| Harvard street, Columbia Heights, an
nounce the engagement of their sister, Miss
Minnie Wall. to Mr.. 1nsall Reed of st.
Louis, Mo. The wedding. which will be
quiet home one, will take place at the
above residence Wednesday, February 10.
At home after March l at 200 Russell ave-
nue. st. Louis, Mo.
The Washington Assembly tonight at the
Arlington and Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Whit
news reception will be the great features
of the eve of Shrove Tuesday The Hal
stead Michener wedding earlier. and nu-
merous dinners, whose guests are to meet
later at the Assembly, are also on the cards.
Mrs. Henry A. Willard will give a tea to-
morrow TO meet Mrs. Henry IA. W llldrO,
her daughter-in-law.
The marriage of Mr.. j. Hampstone Gid
dings of Loudoun county, Va, and Miss
Louise Friend. daughter of DR. G. w.
Friend of Manchester, Va, took place at
the brides home Tuesday morning last at
IL o'clock. The bride, who wore a going
away gown of dark blue broadcloth. with
hat TO match, carried white carnations.
Her maid of honor, Miss Coleman of Peters
burg, wore white organdy with pink carna-
tons Little Miss Leila Friend, the tiny
niece of the bride, wore pink organdy and
carried a large basket of blossoms to match
her gown. The best man was Mr.. Eugene
B. Giddngs of Manassas, Va. The two
uSherS were Mr.. Harry Giddings of Balti-
more and Mr.. Herbert Friend of Manches-
ter. The house was deliberately decorated
with palms and flowers the prevailing col
ors being white and pink. Mr.. and Mrs.
Giddings left on the - o'clock train for his
country home, Rock HILL" Loudoun coun-
ty, Va.
Mrs. John F. Swift of San Francisco,
state regent of the Daughters of the Amerf-
can Revolution of California, will receive
with Mrs. Julian w. Richards at the Nor
mandie tomorrow from 3 to 6 o'clock
The Japanese minister and Mrs. Takahira
will go to New York today for a few days,
and on their return they will soon leave for
short trip to the south. They will not
receive Saturday, the 18th instant.
Mrs. John II. Dixon, 1890 Massachusetts
avenue, will be at home Wednesday, Feb
ruary II. Mrs. William H. Green and Mrs
James T. Green of Baltimore will be with
her.,
The marriage of Miss Helen Kitchener
and Mr.. Griffin Halstead, a. ST Thomas
Church tonight, will be very largely at
tended. Miss Kitchener will be maid of
honor and Miss Mary Warner, Miss Clara
Mccormick of Annapolis and Miss CIarisa
Halstead bridesmaids. Mr.. Robert Hal
stead will be best man, and three other
brothers, Clarence, Willett and Albert Hal
stead, Col Henry Hail, John S. Hendricks
and Barry Mohun will be ushers.
Senator and Mrs. Hanna, who usually en-
terrain at dinner Sundays, had as guests
last night Senator and Mrs. Aldrich Com
mander and Mrs. Cowles, Mr.. and Mrs
Padelford, Mr.. and Mrs. Chatfield Taylor
Senator Kean, Mrs. Bates Mrs Slater, Miss
Patten, Miss Phelps, Col. Clarence Ed
wards, Representative Lowering and Repre-
sentative Cousins.
The secretary of the Senate and Mrs
Bennett gave dinner at their home on
Massachusetts avenue Saturday evening in
honor of Miss Maude Talmage, whose en-
gagement has just been announced to Mr.