Evening star., 1902-02-06
THE SOCIAL WORLD

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Portable arrangement. Each table had
centerpiece of whitss sithsr roses or lilacs
in plaque of green. wedding cake in
itials of the couple Merelaurmounted with
orange blossoms. We're souvenirs of the
occasion.
When Mr. .s.s and Xhsney .sa
gowned in a black cloth costume. The
young people pelted the couple with rice
and old slippers before their carriage left
the door.
Perhaps the veryo lastgigtft received by
the bride today was a superb basket of
orchids and valley lilies sent with the com
piiments and good wishes of the Mexican
ambassador and Mrs. Azpiroz. Other
cation Tuesday night are the following:
Col. Oliver Payne, set Of Nankin china.
500 pieces: the Russian ambassador. a
punch bowl; Countess Cassini, two ladies
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gould, set of gold
| plates; Mr.. and Mrs Howland, oil paint
| ing; Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt, pearl and
sapphire brooch: lace fiounces from the
Misses Brice; General and Mrs Miles,
| Dresden plates: Attorney General and Mrs
Knox, two etchings; Secretary and Mrs.
| Root, silver lamps; Miss Root silver
| framed mirror.
Mr. Crosby s. Noyes will sail on Saturday
from new 1OTh OH Tic StedIuef Ceitlc on q
| trip to the Mediterranean
| Mrs Harmer Reside will receive from 3
| to o'clock tomorrow afternoon at 1929 10th
street.
Mrs Joel HiIlman will be at home to-
morrow and will be pleased to see her
| friends.
| Miss HELEN of 1925 21st street will re-
| ceve tomorrow for the last time this sea-
son.
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engagement of his daughter Maude to Mr.,
Clarence F. Wyckoff of Ithaca. N Y
| The Capitol Hill History Club met at the
residence of Mrs. Hildreth, 234- 11th street
| northeast, on Wednesday afternoon The
| country under consideration was Switzer-
land. The Growth of the Swiss Republic" ;"
Initiative and Referendum" by Mrs. Con-
| dra, and Queen Bertha" by Mrs Briggs,
| were the papers read. Roll call brought
| many quaint myths and legends from the
traditions of Switzerland: On motion the
| club adjourned to meet February 10 at Mrs.
| Briggs, 622 c street northeast.
| Mrs. D. A. Whiteseli and Miss Whitesell,
| S23 21st street northwest, will be at home
tomorrow. the 7th, from 8 to @.
Miss Nettie Roth Of Capitol Hill, who has
| been visiting in PENNSYLVANIA for the last
| three months, returned home on Tuesday
Mrs. Charles Oehm is the guest of Mrs
| William Scott Parks.
| Mrs. WI lll1am SCOlC ParkS 1Il9 Riggs
place will not be at home tomorrow
Miss Matilda Curtis Norris and Mr. Wal
| ter E. Stott were married yesterday by the
Rev. c. B. Ramsdell of the North Presby-
| terian Church. After partaking of a we'd
| ding breakfast at the residence of the
brides mother the couple left for a trip
| north
Mrs ]. H. Cavanaugh and Miss Cavan-
| augh will be at home tomorrow for the
| last time this season.
| Mrs Frank G. Wilkins will not receive
| tomorrow or on the 14th but will be at
home the remaining Fridays in February.
Mrs Everett Mallory Culver OF New
| York, daughter Of Senator Clark of Mon
| tana, will give dance February 10 for
| Miss Ella Clark, her young cousin, who Is
| her guest this winter. a.
Last night at the North Capitol M. E.
| parsonage Mr.. Robert E. Bouis and Miss
Mary E. Bowersox, both of this city, were
| married by Rev. ]. Edwin Amos. The bride
| wore gray silk and carried brides roses,
| and wore a wreath" of roses in her hair.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. A! Blow of South Africa
and London are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Will
| liam Barrett Ridgeiy, 1913 10Th street. Mrs.
| Blow was decorated by Queen Victoria for
! her aid in raising fund for the hospital
| ship Maine of the British government.
| Mrs. NJ. X. Fahnestock and Mrs. William
Ericsson Bleo held a charming reception at
| the Albemarle yesterday, afternoon. The
| decorations were In, red and white. About
| 100 guests were present. -. -,
| Miss Lauretta McQuail of Pottsville, Pa,
| is visiting Miss Bessie .Burche Of 1925 25th
| street northwest where she will be pleased
| to see her friends. los. !.4Euo ~
The Chinese minister and Madame WI
gave another dinner Tuesday. Covers were
| laid for twenty-five guests, among whom
| were the Russian ambassador, the Mexican
ambassador and Mrs. Aspfroz, Senator and
D.,
| Da1zell. siy:Gss
DIR. and Mrs. Walter P. Keene are at 1916
| Clifton street for the winter. Mrs Keene
| will be at home Thursday February, 13
| from 8 to 6.
| Owing to the death of her brother Mrs.
E. H. Parsons. 1915 Clifton street, and
| Miss Parsons will not be at home Fridays
! In February, as announced
Mrs. William II. Daw and Miss Florence
| May will not receive tomorrow at 2301 H
street northwest. Miss May will assist
Mrs. H. w. Van Sender at 1853 Corcoran
street
Miss Elizabeth A: Skeily and Mr.. Edward
j. Bashford We're quietly married Wednes-
day morning at o. clock at st. Matthews s
Church by Rev. Father Lee. The bride and
groom were attended by Miss Rosie Sulli
van and Mr.. John Preston. The bride was
handsomely attired In blue tailor-made
suit, with black Gainesborough hat, trim
med in black ostrich feathers. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bashford will be pleased to see their
friends after February at 626 9th street
southwest.
Mrs. J. Whit Heron and Miss Maize B.
Heron of 1886 18th street will be at home
Tuesday, February IL, from to g. Mrs.
Heron will also be assisted by her young
daughter, Miss Leila Belle Heron and her
| daughter-in-law. Mrs. Leroy w. Heron.
One of the prettiest weddings this season
took place last night at 8 o'clock at the
| North Presbyterian Church, when Miss Car
oline e. Shuman, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Armin E. ShHman. and Mr.. John Stewart
were married. The ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. Charles B. Ramsdell, pastor of
the church, In the presence Of several hun
dred relatives and friends. Mr.. Percy Gran
ford was best man. The guests were seated
by Messrs. r. ]. Beall. Fred. Reichenbach
Howard Omohundre and Harry Patterson
The bride was handsomely gowned In
crepe de chine, trimmed with duchess lace
and carried brides roses. The maid Of
honor was Miss Agnes Stewart sister of
the groom. dressed in white organdie and
carrying Golden Gate roses. The brides
maids were Miss Elsie Munchmeyer. cousin
of the bride from West Virginia, and Miss
Louise Shuman, sister. Of the bride. both
OF whom were dressed in white organdie. and
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