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tor of st. Paul's. performed the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Collins leave this evening
for Norfolk and Old Point. They will be
at home early in March. 3416 p street
valentine party was given by Dorcas
Rebekah Lodge, No. 4, l. o. o. F., In their
hall in Northeast Temple Friday evening.
The address by Mr.. w. II. McNiel relative
to the origin of the day was most interest
serving of refreshments and the distribu-
tfon of valentines to the guests. MRS. n.
w. Bridges. Mrs b. H. Heinard, MISS
Nettie Hughes. Miss Elizabeth Isabel. DR..
Miller. Miss Mary Rattle, Miss Nellie
Smith. Miss Nena Grain. little Gladys De-
ment and Miss Heinard were in costume.
Miss Sophie Reynolds of Alfred Univer-
sity, New York. is the guest Of Mr. and
Mrs. Weston Flint. She is a delegate from
| the Catherine Schuyler Chapter TO the D.
A. r. congress.
Mrs r. B. Donaldson and Mrs. II. J.
Lauck will be at home tomorrow
Mrs r. H. Clarke, wife of ex-Representa-
tive Clarke. is here attending the congress
of D. A. r.. and is with her sister, MRS. :.
j. Waller, 2126 r street.
Mrs. Edward Graves will be home tomor-
row the last time this season.
The Misses Maud and Flora Combs gave
a valentine party Friday evening at their
residence. No. 1913 9th street. The pariors
were prettily decorated with chains or Val
entines in red and green. Selections by the
Norma Mandolin Club were greatly enjoyed
and piano solos by Miss Rose. Miss Mabel
Thompson and Miss Mckenney. Games
were participated in until a late hour, fol-
lowed by refreshments. The prize honors
were won by Miss May Combs and Mr. E.
Wittstatt. boobies by Miss Donaldson and
Misses Lillian Rose, May and George
Combs, r. Donaldson, Minnie l. Beatty,
Cecilia McKenna, Mrs. 2. B. Thomas.
Maud Mckenney, Fannie R. Levy. Mabel
ward Wittstatt, William T. Lawrence. E.
Hartstall, James NJ. Callahan. Charles E.
Warren, r. F. O'Donoghue, Albert Grupe,
jr., c. Jones, E. B. Thomas. Henry Morgan,
James Armstrong and Edgar Logan.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Cohn have returned from
their bridal trip. and are spending few
days with the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
G. Lansburgh, on Vermont avenue, before
returning to their future home In Pittsburg
Pa.
Mr.. Manuel Alvarez Calderon, minister
from Peru, with his family, reached Wash
ington this morning from the Pan-Ameri-
can congress In Mexico, and they have
taken apartments at Hotel Gordon.
Miss Lemon Of Ithaca, N T., is visiting at
the home of Lieut. Lewis, the kensington.
Inc Norma MdnuOlln SluD Ilel LUZ
evening at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward F. Higgins 1454 Corcoran street.
After amusements. selections by the club
and violin solo by Mr.. Hartstall, all re-
was supplied with every delicacy Among
those present were: Misses Johanna Hen
rick. Minnie I. Beatty, Maud c. Coombs,
Lillian Rose and Flora Coombs and
Richard F. O'Donoghue, Edward Witt
statt Albert Grupe, James NJ. Callahan
William T. Lawrence and Col. Archer.
Mrs Francis S. Nash will be at home in
formally from to 9 o'clock tomorrow
wednesday, afternoon.
Mrs. Robert H. Foerderer and Miss Foer-
derer. wife and daughter of Representative
Foerderer of Pennsylvania, and their guest.
Miss Willoughby OF Newport, r. l., left
last evening for Palm Beach, Fla, to re-
main during the Lenten season.
Mrs. I. Y. Sage, regent Of the Atlanta
chapter, and Mrs. T. ]. Simmons, delegate
from same, are stopping at the Ebbitt.
Mrs. Simmons is the wife Of the chief JUS
tice of Georgia.
Mr.. George c. Feltes of Rochester, n. Y,
and Miss Blanche E. Clarke Of Newark, N.
Y, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William
Wolf1ey Of 1107 New Hampshire avenue.
Mrs J. NJ. Kennedy Miss Julia Reynolds
VI i1ubulu, l., are Tue guests ti hIS.
Major Van Derlip. 21oo H street.
Mrs. John Tileston Granger of 1888 Con-
necticut avenue has returned from visit
to New York city. She will not be at
home next Saturday, but will receive in
formally the following Saturdays.
Mr.. and Mrs J. S. Moss and the Misses
Moss entertained at euchre ST. Valentines
night. The first ladies' prizes were won by
Miss Minnie Heitmann and Miss Clare Bat
well. and the gentlemen's prizes by Mr..
George ODonneii and Mr.. c. Moran Barry
After euchre supper was served and music
and dancing was indulged in long after
midnight Among those present were the
Batwell Heitmann, Newman, Collins and
Messrs. V. Desio, O'Donnell, Desloge c.
NJ. Barry, SchIick, DR.. Walker, Eliinger,
Kuhn and Eberly.
Miss Mabel Thompson Of No 1920 New
York avenue is visiting her brother, Lieut..
Frederick Thompson Of Portsmouth, Va,
for q short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ]. Fisher have
leased No. 144S Howard avenue. Mount
Pleasant, and are now pleasantly domiciled
there.
Mrs Royal E. Whitman. 1449 Massa chu-
setts avenue, at home Wednesdays in Feb
ruary, to q.
Miss Juniata Lusk left this morning for
Harrisburg to visit her uncle, Mr. j. j.
Dull. and friend, Mrs. Bosseman tnee
stone). formerly of Washington.
Mrs. I. v. Slater left Sunday for New
York. On her return she will stop in
Philadelphia to visit her sister, Dr. chan
sagni.
Mrs. Thos. Ryan of 1850 street north
west will not receive tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs William Carey Cole will not receive
tomorrow. but will be at home Wednesday.
February the 26th, for the last time this
season.
Monday, February 10, Miss Agnes Lee
Miller daughter of Commander James M,
Miller. United States navy, stationed at
the Brooklyn navy yard. and Lieut. John
Valentine Klemann, United States navy,
were married at the Church of the Sacred
Heart. Clermont and Park avenues, Brook
lyn. M. Y. The ceremony was performed
by Father William l. Reaney. chaplain Of
the United States receiving ship Columbia,
assisted by Father Nash. pastor of the
church. Several of the guests were in full
uniform. Capt. Newt. II. Hail. who COM
manded the marine guard at the United
States legation in Pekin, was best man
Miss Katharine Watson, cousin or the
bride and daughter of Commander Watson
United States navy, was bridesmaid. Lieut.
Klernann is attached to the United States
ship Illinois. which will be In the naval