Evening star., 1902-02-07

E. J. Stellwagen. Marshal Aulick Palmer,
Mr.. A. A. Wilson. Representative over
street, Mr.. +. A. Richardson, Mr.. F. b. Nc
Guire and Mr.. ]. Maury Dove.
On February 8. at 4:30 pm. St. Stephens
Church was crowded to the utmost with
the friends who gathered to witness the
marriage Of Miss Louise Pauline Gibbons to
Mr.. Rosa F. Downing. The ushers were
Mr.. John A. Downing. brother OF the
groom; Mr.. George A. Conner. Mr.
Francis Kilkenny and Mr.. Joseph ].
Murphy. The brides sister. Miss Agnes
Gibbons, walked alone in advance of
the bride. Mr.. John p Gibbons gave his
sisters hand in marriage. Mr.. Downing
entered the church from the sacristy. ac-
companied by Mr.. Richard Campbell. who
acted as best man. Rev Father OConnell
assistant rector. performed the ceremony
In the sanctuary were Rev. Father Caughy,
pastor of st. Stephens; Rev. E. X. Fink
8. j., rector of Gonzaga College; Rev. Je-
rome Daugherty, 8. j., rector Of George
town University; Rev. Father Mandalari
8: j.. St Aloysius, and Rev. Father Smith.
etamine over old rose pink taffeta. with
short jacket. trimmed in heavy cream lace
with becoming touches of pink panne vel
vet Her hat was the same stylish combi-
nation OF brown and pink, and her bouquet
shower Of lilies of the valley and roses
A reception followed the ceremony, among
the company being Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. F.
Leahy OF Ohio, Mr.. and Mrs. John c.
Iyn, Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Gibbons Of Des
Mofnes, Ia; Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Stanton and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Gibbons of
TINS city. all relatives of the bride; Mrs.
Margaret J. Downing, the groom's mother;
Mr.. Robert B. Downing. Miss Rena Down
ing Miss Margaret Spillane Mr.. William
Spillane, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F. Tally, the
Misses Tally. Mrs. A. s. Fennell and Miss
Nellie Corcoran.
There was a pleasant gathering of little
folks Wednesday evening at the new home
or Mr.. and Mrs. Richard H. Hudson, on
1st street, to celebrate the eleventh birth
day anniversary of their daughter Ray
The parlor was handsomely decorated with
palms and flowers. Many games were en-
Joyed and feature of the evening was
the piano playing of Mr.. Harry Hall. A
dainty repast was served and each little
guest received souvenir of the occasion
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs
Richard H. Hudson, Miss Ray Hudson,
Miss May Hudson. Miss Luta Warner,
Miss Lena Green, Miss Nellie Hall. Mrs.
9. A. Hensey, Miss Bessie Cisson, Mr.
Harry Hall. Mr.. Reuben Warner Mr.
Henry Hudson and the little Misses Pris-
ella Alden, Aban Hudson. Helen Harrison
Ruth Harrison, Rena Davis. Dorothy Da-
Wis. Elizabeth Davis, Florence Davis.
Helen Taylor, Julia jackson, Emma Full
ton, Helen Barkley, Frances Cisson Mary
Bardell, Gladys Middaugh and Masters
scott Imirie Robert Harrison, Allen Sher-
man and Ridgeway Taylor.
Mrs. A. B. Porter of Grand Rapids,
Mich, is the guest of Mrs Isaac Pearson.
1915 18th street.
Members Of the Palisades Pleasure Club
were highly entertained by one of the
members, Miss Gill, at her residence last
night. After playing games refreshments
were served Those present were Mrs
Arnold, Miss Viola Barbor. the Misses
Gill, the Misses Lena and Emma Down
Ing and Mrs. GILL; Mr.. Edward Rose Mr.
Daniel Biddle, Mr.. George L. Quinn. Prof
Raymond Pierce, Mr.. Willard Swingle and
Mr.. Elmer r. Reynolds. jr.
Many friends were gathered at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. NJ. E. Howard, 2725 18th
street, yesterday at a birthday party given
to her daughter May. Those present were:
AIRED Calderon Of the Peruvian legation
Loo An Chin, Mr.. Shen Fung Of the Chinese
legation, Misses May E. Howard, Mary
Grindall, Lillian Howenstein, Tanena Desio.
fforence OBrien, Valinda Holmead Nav
l. Mcguire, Gilmore Morarty, Catherine
ODonoghue. Margaret Kennedy. Cecilia
kennedy, Nellie Curtain, Florence Karns,
Mary Agnes Morrison, Anna Mccormick
Mary Mccormick. Louise Sharpless Anna
Burke, and Messrs. John Hartnett jr..
John J. Mahoney Victor Desio Daniel
O,Donoghue, Arthur j. May, Louis Y,
Woulfe, Bernard Fitzpatrick, Harry Gala
han, William ]. Campbell, S. Wren How
ard, Harry Quinn, Drs. Joseph Regli. Rob-
ert Lowe, W.. Ashford Ress and John
ODonoghue. Games were participated in
until late hour, followed by refreshments,
The prize honors OF the evening were won
by Miss Lillian Lowenstein and Mr.. Louis
B. Woulfe.
The Saturday Evening Assembly will give
another dance tomorrow evening at the
National Rifles armory.