Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-02-01

MISS augusta Grossart, Miss Minnie G-os-
sart. Miss Birch, Miss Brown Mr.. Doyle.
Mr. Brooks, Mr.. o. Clark. After the euchre
! buffet supper was served in the prettily
decorated dining room.
Mrs. John Cammack entertained at a
pink luncheon Wednesday last, of twelve
| covers in honor of Miss Foster OF Boston,
now visiting the wife of Justice Barnard.
Mrs. Robert Cohen. Mrs. Rowland and
! Mrs. Howell Bartle will be at home Thurs
! day, February 6, and not February 13. as
before stated.
The East End Euchre Club held its ninth
meet of the season at the residence of Mrs.
| Z. j. Dougherty, 1902 I street northeast.
| Thursday evening. First prizes were won
by Mrs. H Wenzell and Mr.. b. Dougherty;
second prizes by Mrs. NJ. MINIS and Mr.. H.
Wenzell; Mrs. F. Schelpp and Mr.. a. Boyce
| won the boobies. At the conclusion of the
! gsmes refreshments were served. The next
| meeting will be at the residnce of Mrs. NJ
| Minnis. 1901 Florida avenue northeast,
| Thursday, February Is.
Mrs. Kie Oldham is visiting Mrs. VIM.
Henry White during the absence of Mr..
! Oldham, who will be gone n few weeks on
| a business trip to Arkansas.
! Mrs. L. s. Stone will not receive Tuesdays
| In February, as was announced, owing to
| the death of her sister,
Miss Mamie Drinard of Richmond, Va,
| Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Burgess
| of 1136 9th street.
Mrs. c. B. Bailey of 1924 staughton street
| will be at home Monday the Sd and the fol-
| lowing Mondays In February. She will
| have with her Miss Lena Bailey of Bethle-'
| hem, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Barber returned YES
| terday from New York and will remain
! foI a few days at Belmont
There was very pretty wedding on We'd
| nesday evening last at the residence of
Mrs. Lizzie c. Yates, 9th street. the con-
tracing parties being her youngest daugh-
| ter. Miss Bert, and Mr.. Powell P withers
| of the geological survey. The bride was
| tastefully gowned in white organdie, with
! tule veil and carried bouquet of bride
| roses. She entered the room to the strains
| OF Mendelssohn's wedding march, rendered
| by her sister, Miss Addie being escorted
! by her brother, Mr.. Harry d. Yates, who
| gave her away. The front drawing room
was decorated with palms, southern smilax
| and pink carnations. Rev. Mr.. Boston of
the Baptist Church. Warrenton, Va, a for
mer pastor of the family, came to the
| city for the purpose of performing the cere-
mony- No formal invitations were issued
the guests being limited to the near rela-
tives and few intimate friends of the
bride and groom
Mrs. Brewer. wife of Justice Brewer will
not be at home on the first and second Mon
days in February.
Mrs. Newton Q. Hoyt of Syracuse, n. Y,
| is visiting her son, Mr.. John Hoyt at the
Loudon. She is just now making a short
stay with her cousin, Mrs. j. n. Whitney,
1919 18th street.
Miss Gleeson and Miss kirsch will be at
home, 1915 North Capitol street, Monday,
February 8, TO g.
Mr.. James Hoban will give a small dance
Tuesday evening, February 4, for Miss Elise
'Hoban.
A tea was given yesterday at the Nor
mandie annex on l street by the wives Of
the senators and representatives in Con-
gress residing at that hotel this winter. The
ia 10 20 tlox
capital as the former home Of Mr. and
Mrs. John w. Foster. was crowded to the
door. The walls were sprayed with south
ern smilax and the mantels banked with
roses and ferns. A refreshment table in
the dining room was beautifully decorated
with flowers and spun sugar pieces and an
elaborate collation. was served. An orches-
ira played in the music room. The host
esses Of the tea received in the front draw
ing room. They We're Mrs. Quarles Mrs.
Gamble, Mrs. Payne, Mrs. Elliot. Mrs AL
eNander, Mrs. Brick, Mrs. Stewart Mrs.
I,hayer, Mrs: Bethany, Mrs. Gooch, Mrs.
Tirreil, Mrs. Knapp, Mrs. Skiles Mrs. Pal
mer and Mrs. Richards.
The new Secretary Of the Treasury and
Mrs. Shaw are at the Arlington. Their
daughters did not accompany them here as
the elder, Miss Enid. is travelling in Mexico
and the younger, Miss Irma, is at college
Miss Rush of this city will be the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Thompson Spencer in
Philadelphia next week and will be given a
dinner party next Wednesday night.
Miss Mary Temple of Knoxville, Tenn,
is at the Ebbitt with Mrs. Bate. wife Of
Senator Bate. Miss Temple is one Of the
prominent members OF the Tennessee
Daughters Of the American Revolution and
ex-vice president general for Tennessee.
Mrs. John c. Tarsney of Kansas city
No. wife Of former Representative Tars-
ney, is at the New Willard, where she will
remain for week She is ACCOMPANIED by
Mrs. George Hope and Mrs. Huttig of Kan |
SaS City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald De Koven gave a |
musicale last night. at which the artists |
We're Miss Esther Palliser, soprano; Mr. |
Leo Stern, vfoloncellist and Miss Alice Bur-
Dage, pianist. The program was very fine |
and much enjoyed. About $50 guests from |
diplomatic and resident circles were pres |
ent.
DR.. and Mrs. Robert n Harper have gone
to Old Point Comfort for a few days there |
fore Mrs Harper will not receive Monday,
but will be glad to see her friends Monday, |
February 10.
Mrs. Robert N. Harper has invitations
out for a card party Saturday, February 8, |
to meet Miss Flora May of Philadelphia
Mrs. John Tweedale will be at home FRI
day, February Z, and Friday, February q. |
Mrs. r. E. Bakenhus of Philadelphia IL
visiting her brother and sister, Mr. and /
Miss Rogers, at the Iowa. They will be at |
home Tuesday.
MIS- StllSon Hutch1nS gave q tea yester-
day, when she was assisted in entertain
Ing by Mrs. Crackanthorpe and Miss Maud
Pauncefote.
Mrs. Charles A. Mum was also the hos
tess of musical tea yesterday in compli-
ment to Miss Gurnee Of New York, her
guest Miss Sheridan, Miss Thorndike and
Miss MacVeagh assisted and Miss Smelling
of New York sang.
The British ambassador and Lady |
Pauncefote gave a large dinner last night.
their guests being Miss Alice Roosevelt, |
Miss Root, Miss Pruyn of Albany, Miss
Hetty Sargent of Boston, house guest at
the embassy; Miss Mott Miss MacVeagh, |
Miss Ashton. Miss Leiber. Miss Hopkins,
Miss Johnson, Miss Eloise Sargent Miss
Maud Pauncefote, Miss Audrey Pauncefote,
Major Gilmore United States army: Count
Mont geias, Count Won Arnin, Mr.. Zelen.5y |
Mr.. Lardy. Mr.. de Bildt Mr.. Hermite, Mr
Mr.. John Van Ness Philip, Mr..
and Mr.. Rives
Mrs. Philip T. Dodge, Miss Dodge ard
Miss Stevenson, will neither receive nor
pay calls this winter, owing to the death
of near relative.
Miss HouRh 1919 r street gave a card |