Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-27

and Miss Ella Hospital Of Washington.
D. c. Mr.. Charles B. Richards. brother OF
the bride. was best man and Mr.. J. Dfxson
Hospital was groomsman. Mr.. Arthur Pot
ter and Mr.. N. c. Castle were the ushers.
After a wedding supper to the party at the
home Of the bride Mr. and Mrs. Klock left
for northern cities. to be gone ten days.
Upon their return they will make their
home at West End. Va, where the groom
owns valuable farm.
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene schwab have as
their guests Miss Emma Kaufman and Mr..
Sidney NJ Schwab Of New Jersey. Will
be at home and pleased to see their friends
tomorrow evening.
Mr.. Richard D. White is home from col
lege. spending the holidays with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar W. White OF
Washington Heights.
Representative and Mrs. Henry r. Glib
son are located for the winter with their
daughter, Mrs. Walter A. Wells, at 1133
14th street.
Mrs George Alexander Gordon Of 1926
18th street is at l625 Massachusetts, avenue
for the winter.
Mrs Peters, wife OF Commander Peters
of the navy, will give a coming-out tea on
the I'd Of January to introduce her daugh-
ter, Miss Grace Melbone Peters.
The Silver Wave Social Club will give
matinee dance on New Year day at st.
JoSephS Hall.
The annual meeting of the Washington
Wellesley Club will be held at the home OF
Miss Campbell. 1741 N street, December 81,
at 3 o'clock. All graduates and students OF
Wellesley at present in town are cordially
invited to attend this meeting.
The Saturday Evening Assembly will give
another of their popular dances tomorrow
evening a National Rifles ATmOTN,
II. A. Wiegant, L. s. N. is visiting his
mother.
Miss Sadie F. White left yesterday for a
ten-day visit to her friend, Miss Elsie Gill
of Cumberland, Nd.
Misses Elite and Olgie Hending, daughters
of Capt. Hending of the Miller flats. have
gone to Pennsylvania to spend the holidays.
Capt. and Mrs. Hending have entertained
friends every evening this week.
The largest afternoon reception OF the
winter was given yesterday by mrs; Gal.
laudet, wife of the president OF Gaiiaudet
College, in honor of Miss Marion Cockrell,
eldest daughter Of the senator from MIS-
souri,, whose engagement to Mr.. Edison r
Gallaudet was recently announced Inc
entire first floor of the house was deco
rated with Christmas greens, tall palms and
masses Of ponSetta. Mrs. and MISS Gal-
laudet were assisted in receiving by Mrs.
John w. Foster, Mrs. Thomas F. Waish:
Miss Wilson, daughter Of the Secretary OF
Agriculture; Miss Fuller, daughter OF the
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court; Miss
Terry, daughter Of Admiral Terry; MISS
Anna Cockrell, the younger sister OF tne
bride-elect; Miss Sanger and Miss Marion
Gallaudet. Mr. Edison Gallaudet was pres
ent also to see the ovation paid his mother
and promised wife by the large attendance
Of their friends.
Mr.. P. Stuyvesant Pilot of New York,
whose engagement to Miss Gertrude HUB
bard GroSSman was announced Cnrlsthhas
day, is a member Of the Union, knlcker-
booker, New York Yacht and Seawanhaka
Yacht Clubs and of the Society of Foreign
Wars He is a son of the late Aristide FL
lot, jr, and his mother was Miss Rosaiie
Stuyvesant.
The Italian embassy was the objective
point for the younger set last night at the
dance given by the Italian Ambassador ana
Nine Mayor des Planches for Miss Allce
Roosevelt A company Of about $50 at
tended the party, the wife of the ambas-
sador looking very handsome IN gown OF
rose brocade and lace, ana her stranus oi
pearls. Christmas garlands were effectively
arranged Miss Roosevelt was gowned In
white.
Among those invited were the Russian
Ambassador and Countess Marguerite cas-
SIM Mile. des PlanQues, the Mexican Am
bassador and Sonora Azproz, Sonora Derez,
the British Ambassador and Lady Herbert,
the Charge dAffaires Of the French En-
bassy and Nine. de Margerie; the Swed sh
minister, Mr.. Grip; the Austrian Ambassa-
dor and Baroness Won Helgelmuler, Bar
oness Won Palm the Belgian Minister and
Baroness Moncheur the Argentine Minister
and Sonora Merou. the Spanish minister
Senior Ojeda; the Persian minister, Gen.
Khan, and Count Campello, the house guest
of the ambassador; Miss Anderson. Miss
Hagner, Miss Glover, Mile. de Smernoff,
Major McCawley, Miss Field, Miss Postleth-
waite, the Misses Boardman, Lieut.. Sterling
Clark Miss Loring, Mr.. Philip Hichborn.
Lieut.. Clellan Davis, U. S. N; the Misses
King, Miss Foraker, the Misses Warder,
Major Bddle, Capt. Heron, Mrs. Harriet
Blaine Beale, Miss Flora Wilson. the Misses
Hitchcock, Miss Letter, Col. Simpson. Mr..
John Lodge, Miss Clayton. sister of Baro-
ness Moncheur: the Misses Cockrell, Count
Montgelas, NJ. Boeufve, the Misses Mcken-
ma, Mr. Eugene Hale, jr.; Mr.. Richard Mer-
rick, Mr. Edwin Morgan and his guests, Mr..
Godfrey Howard, son Of Lord Carlisle. and
Mr.. Arthur Stanley of England; Mr. Ruth
erford Corbn, Mr.. John Wilkins, Mr.. Wal
ter Berry Mr.. Jules Beaufve and Mr. G:st
Blair.
One of the prettiest of the Christmas
weddings was that which took place at the
home of DIR. and Mrs. A. E. Johnson, on
Capito1 Hill At o'clock Christmas even
ing the eldest daughter of the house, Miss
Katie and Mr.. Henry A. Pti!eger Of Phila-
delphia were married by Rev. Edward War
rem, the bride being given away by her ia
Their, DR. A. E. Johnson. The maid of
honor was Miss Abigail Johnson. sister of
the bride and the best man was Mr.. Frank
E. Bridges:
It was a white and green wedding, the
house being decorated throughout with
holly and mistletoe. while the drawing
room, where the troth-plighting took place.
was transformed into a tropical bower, and
among the ferns and palms under which
the bridal party stood were two beautiful
silk flags The bridal march from 'Lohen-
grin" was played by Miss Estelle Foster as
the bride entered the drawing room with
her father, meeting the groom under the
palm bower She looked very fair and girl
ish in her robe of white silk. the train fall
ing over MORE antique and heavily trim
med with point applique Her flowers were
bride roses Miss Abbie johnson, maid Of
honor a tall, beautiful blonde, wore lace
trimmed blue and white silk and carried
American Beauty roses. Miss Johnsons
presents, which filed one room. and which
have been on view to her intimate friends
for several days, were very handsome and
costly, and many came from friends In dis
tant cities. The bride is a descendant on
the paternal side Of the Coopers Of Coop
erstoWn, NJ Y her father having spent
some of his boyhood days in the old man
sion there: and on the dstaff side John and
Abigail Adams are among her honored an
cestors She has been very prominent In
church and foreign mission work. After
from the immediate family
and friends who witnessed the ceremony