Evening star., 1902-01-08
HENRY EVANS,
DRUGGIST
THE SOCIAL WORLD
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the Misses Talmage had assisting them in
the hospitalities of the occasion Mrs. Dali
zell, Mrs. Stone, wife Of the Pennsylvania
governor; Mrs. John w. Foster, Mrs
Westinghouse, Mrs. Robert I. Fleming,
Mrs. William A. Smith and Mrs. McDon-
aid. In the tea room Mrs. Fairbanks and
Mrs. Burrows presided at the table Miss
Hildegarde McKenna, Miss Evans, Miss
Hume. Miss Helen Bell, Miss Grace Bell.
Miss Armour and Miss Reed also assisted
The home of Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Talmage
which is identified with so many pleasant
incidents of social mention, was elaborately
decked with fine flowers, vines and plants
The Tuesday Cotillion was danced at
Rauscher's last night and was great sue
cess. About fifty couples were present.
Mrs Rutherford, Mrs. E. P. Stone, Mrs. D.
H. Bouton and Mrs. Gibson formed the re-
ceiving party.
The Assembly Social Club held its first
meeting of the new year at the home Of
Its secretary, Mr.. John Keller, GA 22d
street. The officers for the ensuing term
were installed and several important ques-
tions discussed. A pleasant hour followed
the meeting. Those present were Messrs.
Norman Merillat, John Keller Neil La
mont, Roy Carty, George Wilson, Stealey
Elms, Robert Price and Joseph and Saliva
dor Milana.
Miss Katie Geier of 701 9th street north
east and Miss Nellie Caywood of Capitol
Hill are visiting Mr.. J. Montague of Mon
tague, N. c. They will go to Palm Beach,
Fla, and will return about February 10.
Mrs. Blackburn, wife Of Senator Black
burn, will not receive tomorrow. but will
be at home the three remaining Thursdays
in January.
Mrs. Quarles wife Of Senator Quarles
will not receive tomorrow.
Mrs. Charles J. Bell has invitations out
for dancing party Monday evening, Janu-
ary 20, at $50.
The Second Baptist Church at Richmond
Va, was the scene Of the marriage, yester-
day afternoon, at 5 o'clock, of Mr.. William
Horace Stillwen of Savannah, Ca and Miss
Mabel Claire Williams. The ushers were
Messrs Robert Benjamin Powell of Savan-
nah, Vernon Fairholt and Charles Loher of
Richmond, Va. Miss Edith StillwelI, sister
of the groom, wore white crepe and carried
pink roses tied with satin ribbon. The first
maid of honor was Miss Leonora Venning
Seybolt of this city, and cousin of the
bride, who wore a gown of pink crepe over
taffeta, trimmed with duchess lace, and
carried pink rosess tied with satin ribbon
The bride entered with her brother Mr.
David Rhauston Williams, and wore a
dainty gown of satin, with chiffon over
dress, trimmed in duchess lace and ac-
Gordon plating, tulle veil caught with a
beautiful pearl pin, a gift of the groom
and carried brides roses The best man
was Mr. William Powell Baldwin of Savan-
nah. Rev. DIR. w. R. L. Smith performed
the ceremony. At the home of the brides
sister, Mrs. Samuel Williams Marshall, on
Chestnut Hill, an informal luncheon was
served The couple afterward left for a.
tWo-Weeks' trip to ST. Augustine and other
Florida resorts, and will reside in Sayan-
nan: The bride will be remembered here as
having visited Miss Seybolt, where she was
much admired.
The semi monthly meeting Of the Bache-
ior Girls Social Club was held Friday even
Ing, I'd instant, at the home of Miss Hooe
4O8 I'd street. A cake walk by the Misses
Mary Hooe and Elizabeth jackson, palm
reading and Cinderella contest were
greatly enjoyed. The first prize was award
ed to Miss Royster and the "booby'. to Miss
Glen Bayly. Refreshments were served
after which the club adjourned, to meet
January II, at the home Of Miss Jennie
Bayly. 1888 11th street. Those present were
the Misses Hooe. Jennie Bayly, Glen Bayly,
Brooke, Whitcomb, Tibbetts, King, Fiske
Royster, Atwell, Farr, Page, Seufferle.
Jackson, Walker and Yeager
Senator and Mrs. Elkins will entertain at
dinner tonight and again tomorrow night,