Evening star., 1902-01-04


phia and of Miss Elsie Bradford to Rev.
Edward Darlington Johnson will take place
at noon Wednesday-the first at Senator
and Mrs. Foraker's residence and the latter
ladies will receive Wednesday afternoon,
and the leading event OF the evening will
De the Bachelors german at the Rifles ar
mory.
Thursday night President and Mrs
Roosevelt will entertain the diplomatic
corps at dinner, when about ninety covers
VIII be laid around a table spread in the
east room.
Friday large dinners will be given by
Senator and Mrs. Scott and Mr.. and Mrs
Townsend.
Saturday the President and Mrs Roose-
yelt will be entertained with the cabinet by
Secretary and Mrs Root. Mrs George a
Bright and Miss Bright will give a tea ar
the washington Club January IL.
AT the marriage of Miss Alice Rochester
ana captain Charles Wendell Fenton, L.
.. A, the ceremony will be witnessed by
only the relatives and personal friends of
the couple. OF the former Mr. Bradley
Martin. jr., has crossed the ocean to be n
witness of mis- cousins marriage Other
relatives to be present are the brides
Drother, Captain VIM. b. Rochester who
Is expected to arrive from San Francisco
today; Mr.. and Mrs. Julien T. Davies OF
New York, the brides uncle and aunt,
whose daughter. Miss Ethel Davies will be
maid of honor: Mr.. Frederick Townsend
Martin OF New York and Paris. and Mr.
howard Martin, Captain Fenton's father:
Mr.. Charles B. Fenton of Mackinaw, Mich
and Miss Fenton will also be here. Captain
George IL. Langhorne will attend the groom
as pest man The couple will make a short
stay IN New York before going to Fort
Meade, South Dakota. where Captain Fen
tons regiment is stationed. Among the
gifts from the latter to the bride is n
morse, ana as riding is already one of her
mill iSh,
OF the animal is anticipated with the great
est pleasure. Captain Fenton served on
General Fred Grants staff throughout his
three years service in the Philippines. and
MIS- Fred Grant is coming on to the we'd
ding. The couple las been much feted late
ly. Bishop and Mrs. Satterlee Mr. and Mrs
McLanahan and Col. and Mrs De Peyster
being among those who gave dinners for
them the past week.
Mrs Robert /. Fleming has cards out for
January Is at o'clock
At the charity ball January 13 at the
New Willard both ball rooms will be in use,
one for dancing and the other for prone
nading.
Only relatives will be present at the mar
riage Wednesday next at noon of Miss
Julia Foraker and Mr.. Francis King VAIN
wright, when Rev. DIR. Mackay-Smith will
ofhciate. Mr. Clement Reeves Wainwright
Will be best man for his brother. A large
reception follows the ceremony before the
departure of the young couple for their
wedding journey. The brides presents are
not only numerous but exceedingly valua-
BILE.
Another noon wedding the same day will
be that of Miss Elsie Bradford and Rev
Edward Darlington Johnson. formerly of
this city. but now rector of st. Paul's Epis-
copal Church at Brunswick Me- Bishop
Satterlee will officiate assisted by Rev.
Herbert Scott Smith, rector of St Mar
garets. Only family party will attend
the wedding breakfast.
The marriage of Mr. Ellis Logan and
Miss Grace Redfield Boynton of Sterling.
ILL.,, will take place Wednesday evening
January g. at o'clock at the residence of
Mrs. Electa E. Smith, in the presence of a
few Illinois friends, the Rev. DR.. Greene
officiating.
More and more is Washington attracting
tc herself the wealthy people of the north
and west. The latest acquisitions are Mr..
and Mrs Richard Austin Harlow who
have leased the Norris residence, 1151 n
street. Mr.. and Mrs. Harlow have usually
spent their winters on the Riviera and their
summers from June to October on their
superb ranch in Montana. where they en-
tertain delightfully."- and continuously their
friends from the east. 1t is said they will
permanently settle on this city as their
winter home.
Mrs. Theodore Birney and her daughter.
Miss Alonsita E. White, will be at home
at the Cairo the second and fourth Tues
days in January, instead of the first and
third, as formerly announced.
Miss Harman Brown and Mrs. Fraser
Crosby will spend few days next week
in Washington.
Mrs Robert S. Brown Of Chestnut ave-
nue., Takoma Park, has returned from
southern Florida and the Charleston exposi-
tion. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown are located at
No. 907 18th street for the winter, where
they will be pleased to receive their friends.
Mr ire Har ri att
Year party to a large gathering Of their
friends at their residence, 91S 1st street
northwest. last Wednesday evening. A
musical program, consisting of vocal solos
by MIR. John Nolan and several mandolin
and guitar duets by Messrs. ]. c. Cassidy
and r. F. O'Donoghue, was followed by
dance. after which refreshments were
served.
Mrs Arthur D. Kinne has as her guest
her sister. Mrs. Charles Francis Diel of
Syracuse, n. Y They will be at home to
their friends Wednesdays, January 10, %
and %, at the Driscoll, corner 1st and B
streets northwest.
Mr.. Eugene F. Whitney of Nashua, N H,
and his daughter. Mrs. Lizzie A. Gilman of
Boston, Mass, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Myron l.. Story Of No. e2S A street south
east.
The U. s. Grant Circle, No 1, Ladies' of
the G. A. R.. held a very successful recep-
ton New Year at their new hall, 612 Z
street.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Wallace
Cartwright and Mr.. Frederick Edwin
Baukhag ges. tr., a young lawyer of Prince
Georges county, and the son of Major F.
E. Baukhages, took place on Tuesday even
ing. December 81, at the residence of the
brides mother, Mrs. Levin Thomas Cart
wright, near College Park, Md. The Rev
Mr.. Fighter officiated. The bride is
pretty and attractive blonde and Welles-
ley girl She was gowned in a stylish cos
tune Of blue broadcloth and mode panne
and carried bouquet of pink and white
roses A supper was served after the cere-
mony, which was witnessed by the immedi-
ate families of the young couple. Mr.. and
Mrs. Baukhages will reside at "Hflmar
Hail., an estate recently purchased for the
groom near Portland Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo s. Schoenthal held their
wedding reception at their home, 1000 Sd
street, on New Year day. They were as
sisted by Mrs. NJ. Lulley. Mrs. L. H. Levy
Miss Diana Well and Miss Rosa Schoen-
thai.
On last Thursday evening a party was
given by Misses May Clark and May Madf-
gan at 1206 Virginia avenue southwest
After participating in the various game the
guests adjourned to a tastefully arranged
table and partook Of the good things. pre-
parad for fhar,n