Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-02-08

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Mrs. E. D. Godfrey at their home 942
Westminster street
Mrs. Daniel Morgan will be at home
Tuesday, February II, 3 to 6, 2130 L street
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Harvey Weed re-
turned on Wednesday from a months trip
to Hot Springs Ark, Old Mexico and
southern California. On the return trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Weed visited the Grand Can
yon OF the Colorado
Mrs. Mary W. Carter and the Misses Car
ter. 1919 18th street. will be at home Mon
day evening, February 10 from to 10.
having as their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Lee Trieber of Memphis, Tenn.
Mrs. Longstreet will be at home at the
Norfnandie from to this afternoon for
the last time this season. Her assistants
will be Mrs. Brewster, Mrs. Stanhope
Sans Miss Emma Dent Casey, Miss Guth-
err Miss Blaine. Misses Richardson Of
Alabama, Miss Eliot of South Carolina,
Mrs. Crump and Miss Hill Of Virginia. Mrs.
Adamson, Mrs. Avery, Miss Speer and Miss
Jewett Of Georgia. Miss Houck of Tennes-
see and Miss Gooch Of Kentucky.
Miss Hebe Cults, daughter of the late
Samuel Cults Of Fairfax and granddaugh-
ter Of William De Kraft, long resident of
this city, was married Thursday afternoon
to Mr.. Clarence Bremerman of Philadel-
phia. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. DR.. Perry rector OF St Andrews, at
the residence of the brides cousin, Mrs. S.
NJ Taiiaferro, 1919 r street, only the i'm
mediate friends and relatives being present.
The couple left at for the north, and
will reside in Philadelphia.
Miss Lucy Fitzhugh Page, well known in
Mr.. Charles E. Whitehead of New York
city were married today at noon by the
bishop of Washington in the bishops
chapel. Rev. John Mitchell Page assisted
oh Satt npl1 init a6 iroln Of
friends We're present The bride was dress
ed in a handsome travelling gown. The
couple took the train south this afternoon
and will extend their journey to southern
California. The announcement Of the mar
r1age Will come as great surprise to the
acQuainta noes here Of the bride, only to a
few Of whom had any idea Of her inten-
tions been impaired.
Miss Alice Danforth entertained a num-
Der OF friends at social gathering Tues
day evening last at her residence on Wash
ington street, Anacostia. Several OF the
guests contributed musical numbers. Re-
freshments we're served. Those present
We're Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Fillius, Misses
Bessie Padgett, Florence Fffer of Baitf-
more. Gertrude Bond and Messrs. Gordon
Darling, Joseph Mundell, Harry Williamson
and Eugene Thompson.
A surprise party was rendered to Miss
May Baldwin at her home 404 Jackson
street, Anacostia, Tuesday evening. Anus
ing games were INDUCED in, followed by
the serving of refreshments. Those pres
ent were Misses Rizpah Finotti, Katie Har-
lesion. Annette johnson, Grace Thomas,
Nina Thomas, Teresa Taylor. Nellie Lehr.
Ella Weigle. Marguerite Thompson, Mabel
knight. Gladys knight and Messrs- VIII
liam Weldon. Ralph Bea1l. Clarence Hack
EFT, George Bury William Leonard, Harry
Green, William Webb and William Diggs.
Saturday evening. January Is. a reception
Harrison 8. Barbour OF Crawford N. J..
| formerly OF Washington. to celebrate the
| fifth anniversary of their wedding. Mr.. and
| Mrs Barbour were the recipients Of a num-
| friends. Among the guests from this city
| were Mr. and Mrs. Marshall. j. r. Free
| man, DR.. Waters and Capt. Fosberg.
| The last OF the Small and Early dances
/ was given last night at Rauscher's. and re-
peated the great success attending the other
meetings earlier In the season.
| The Norma Mandolin Club entertained
Friday evening at Society Temple The
club is composed OF the Misses Kate J. M.
Young. Minnie I. Beatty. Messrs Charles
| Edward Wittstatt ana James NJ. Callahan.
Games were played and prizes won by Miss
! Gillen. Miss Combs Mr.. Callahan and Mr..
] Hayes; boobies by MiEs Willard, Miss
supper was served from q buffet table pre-
sided over by the Indies of the club and
Mrs. E. f. higgins the guests included
Misses Maud and Flera Combs. Mamie and
Katherine Gillian. Lillian Rase, Mana VII
lard. Ceceha McKenna. Stella Abbott and
Dodd and Messrs. James Kline, Robert
| Warren. E. F. Higgins. Archie Weston.
| Hugh Sommers. Hayes and Chase
The second dance Of the season given
! last night by the Hiawatha Club At Carroll
/ Institute Hall was a greAt success. g
] Miss Mary WooIley, president Of Mt. Hcl-
/ yoke College. will spend few days IN
\ Washington this coming week. An even
ing reception, by card. VIII be given in her
! honor by the Washington MI. Holypke Col
! fege AiHmnae Assnciaticn. February r. at
the Washington Club.