Evening star., 1902-01-27
and Mr.. Benjamin Holman, disbursing Of
1cer, Post ONCE Department.

| ~af- anu eiIr Adfon 0oo0man OF bdati-
more celebrated their golden wedding an
niversary yesterday, surrounded by all
| their living children, grandchildren and
| near relatives. 1t was the first time all of
these relatives have been together.nine
| children, five brothers and three sisters of
Mrs. Goodman and a nephew, the nearest
living relative OF Mrs Goodman, Mr.. Abrs-
| ham Goodman, who came all the way from
his home at Abba, Iowa. During the day
they had an enjoyable time at the home OF
| the couple. In the evening a large recep-
| tion was held at Music Hall, where the per-
| formance Of a second marriage service was
an impressive feature. gold wreath was
worn by the bride, and ring, made by her
| nephew, Mr.. Eugene Behrend of this city,
inscribed In raised figures on the outside.
| 1S52-19O2. Their six sons were the
| ushers. Three grandchildren were flower
girls and three others were pages. AS the
| bride and groom marched down the aisle
| with their attendants wedding music was
played. The hall was beautifully decorated
served to the large number of guests. Small
pnotographs of the couple were presented
TO all the relatives. large collection of
valuable presents were received by the
| couple, and hundreds of letters and tele-
grams of congratulation.
Mrs. Claudius b. Jewell and Miss Jewell,
| 1874 Vermont avenue. will not be at home
tomorrow, but will receive February and
| IL. assisted by Mrs. John c. Scofield, Mrs
Edward Peck and Mrs. Albert Sturteyant.
Gardner and Mrs. Harry B. Parker will
receive Tuesday, February 4, at 1903 Cliff
| ton street.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew F. Dinsmore enter
| tained at progressive euchre a large COM
| pany of friends on Friday evening of last
week, for Mrs. Harry B. Parker, daughter
of Representative Gardner of Michigan.
The congressional ladies at the Norman
| die Hotel will be at home Friday, January
| 81, and will not receive on Tuesday or
Thursday Of this week.
A pretty luncheon of twelve covers was
given last week by Mrs. VIM. Donaldson.
The luncheon was a farewell to Mrs L. c.
| Brown, who is about to leave Washington
| to make her home in Wisconsin,; also her
| daughter. Mrs. Fred L. Powers, who is to
| sail shortly for Manila, P. l., where she is
| to reside. Red roses and ferns were the
| table decorations.
| Mrs. Stone, wife of Governor VIM. A.
| Stone of Pennsylvania. will be at home at
| the Hotel Gordon tomorrow (Tuesday)
afternoon from to 6.
The marriage Of Miss Fannie Pearson
| and Mr.. Ellsworth Corbett will take place
| Wednesday night at Z o'clock at the Con-
| gress Street Church, Georgetown.
The marriage of Miss Nellie Henry,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. n. @. Henry, to
Mr. VIM. III. Radcliffe, jr., of Cambridge,
Nd, will take place at the home of the
brides parents at noon on Wednesday, the
will witness the ceremony, which will be
performed by the Rev. ]. B. Perry, rector
of st. Andrews Protestant Episcopal
Church.
Miss Dora Walsky and Benjamin B.
Wechster, NJ. D., formerly of Pittsburg,
were married yesterday afternoon at 3
O'Clock at Freunds Hail. The brides cous-
ins, Messrs. Lee and Louis Walsky, were
| ushers. Little Sophie King was flower girl
and the brides only attendant. DR.. Louis
Stern performed the ceremony. The bride
was becomingly gowned in cream-tinted
lace over white taffeta and her tulle veil
was held by lilies of the valley. Her bou-
quet was Of bride roses. The eighty guests
were afterwards entertained at supper, the
long table decorated profusely with flow
ers. Mrs. Walsky, the brides mother,
wore black velvet and Mrs. Wechster, the
groom's mother. black satin and lace.
Those present, in addition to the brides
immediate family. were Mr.. and Mrs. Abe
Welcher, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Welcher and Mr.
r. Welcher, Mr.. Zack Walsky, Mr.. snd
Mrs. D. H. Rosen and son, Mr.. and Mrs.
J: Rosenberg, Mr.. and Mrs. A. sakolski,
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Sakolski, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Sakolski, the Misses Lea and Dora Sakol-
iski, Mr.. and Mrs. 1. Grosner, Mr.. H.
Bruckheimer and Miss Bruckheimer. DIR.
Swami Burnett, DR.. Reeves, DR.. c. De
Fries, Mrs. Michaeles and Miss Michaeles,
Mr.. and Mrs. Steiner. Mr.. and Mrs. jacob,
Mr. Coleman and Miss Coleman, Mr. and
Mrs. S. King and Miss King, Mr.. A. Wal
sky, Mr.. and Mrs. Guisberg, Mr.. and Mrs.
Schoenthal, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Herzog Mr..
and Mrs. l.. Nachman and son, Miss E.
Mokler, Miss Robertson, Miss Hassen, Mr..
and Mrs. Schlossberg, all Of Washington;
Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour and Mr.. and Mrs.
Blandheim of Alexandria, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Goldsmith of New York, Mr.. and Mrs J.
Seidenman, Mr.. and Mrs. s. Seidenman,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. krulewitch and Miss Eta
Seidenberg, all of Baltimore. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wechser left last evening for visit
to Atlantic City, but will reside here.
Miss Clara Johnson Of 1121 street north
west entertained a few young friends FRI
day evening in honor of her twelfth birth
day. Games and recitations were indulged
in during the earlier part of the evening.
After refreshments were served dancing
was enjoyed until a late hour. Among
those present were the Misses Margaret
Doherty, Edna Danforth, Grace Ruther-
ters Kenneth Clarke, Martin Manger, Ches-
ter Hutchinson, Achille Burklin and Clar-
ence Pistol.
Miss Gale has recalled her invitations for
dinner this evening owing to the sudden
death Of a relative Mr.. Chester Griswold
Of New York
The new Secretary Of the Treasury, Mr..
Shaw, will be in this city by Wednesday.
and, with Mrs. Shaw, will reside at the
Arlington Hotel this winter, not bothering
with household cares until late in the
spring. Mrs. Shaw has provided herself
Win a SplenQlQ WaTOrODe the various
social functions at which she will assist.
At Secretary and Mrs. Hitchcocks dinner
the coming Saturday for the President and
Mrs. Roosevelt she expects to wear an ele-
CANT dress in black and white. Another
evening dress Is of duchess lace over white
satin, with sequin and pearl spangles on
the lace yoke.
Senator and Mrs. Hanna will entertain
at a large dinner tonight. They had also
guests at dinner last night.
Miss Roosevelt was entertained at dinner
Saturday night at the Russian embassy.
The guests of the Russian ambassador and
Countess Cassini to meet her were Miss
Root, Miss Ward, Miss Wetmore, Miss de
Smirnoff, Miss Josephine Boardman, Miss
McCauley, Miss Merriam, Miss Sargent of
Boston, Mr.. Percy Wyndham, Baron Kap-
herr, Count Won Arnim, Count Montzelas
Mr.. Aygnesparse, Mr.. Walter Berry, Mr..
Van Ness Philip and Mr.. Winthrop.
Senator and Mrs. Fairbanks. Mr. and Mrs
John w. Foster, DR.. and Mrs. Chatard Mr.
and Mrs. Letter, Mrs. Audenried and Mr.
and Mrs Callenberg gave dinners Saturday
night.
Mrs. Olmsted's 3 o'clock tea Saturday
brought many pleasant people together to
meet Mrs. Stone, wife Of the governor OF