Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-25

Roland Cotton Smith. Mr.. and Mrs George
F. Huff, Miss HUFF. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Lee
gare, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Patterson, Mr..
and Mrs. Archibald Hopkins, Miss Mary
Hopkins. the Misses Newlands. General
Crozier, Mr.. Edwin Morgan. Mr.. Robert
Mr.. Jesse Brown, Major McCawley, Captain
Foote, Captain John r. Proctor, jr., Count
Primoli. Mr.. Frank Mitchell, Lieutenant
Clelland Davis. Mr.. John Van Ness Philip,
the Messrs. Elkins, Mr.. Horstman.
Another home wedding last night was
that of Miss Annie Yvonne Pike. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Pike of this city, to Capt.
Alfred Theodore Smith, 18th Infantry.
United States army, in the presence of
company of relatives and intimate friends.
o'clock. Rev. DR.. Alfred Harding rector of
st. Pauls Episcopal Church, officiating.
The bride was attended by her sister, Miss
Mary Hamilton Pike as maid of honor. and
capt. Wilbur E. Dove acted as best man.
The front drawing room was prettily dec
GRATED with palms, white roses and sweet
peas. The bride wore white satin crepe de
chine trimmed with a broad flounce of old
1amly lace on the skirt and chiffon and
pearls on the bodice. She wore a tulle veil
and carried a bouquet of lilies OF the valley
and sweet peas A reception followed the
ceremony; After short wedding trip
Capt Smith and his bride will go to Fort
Bliss. Texas, where the former is stationed.
Miss Isabel Lehman Dubois and Mr.. John
Jordan Hill were married last night at the
home of the brides parents. Capt. and Mrs.
Richard c. Du Bots, by Rev. DIR. Hamlin,
only family party witnessing the GER
emony, and few personal friends coming
In later to the reception. The parlor was
decorated in white carnations and roses.
The bride wore. white mousseline and car
ried lilies of the valley. Miss Minerva Du
Bois was maid of honor, and wore light blue
gauZe over silk of the same shade and car
roses. IN Of
New York was best man. On account of a
recent illness Of the bride The wedding trip
was postponed for a few days. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hill viii live In New York
The marriage of Mrs. Ida Elisha Morgan
and Mr.. ]. Dallas Grady took place last
evening at the residence of the brides pa
rents, 1896 w street. in the presence of a
small family party, the Rev. George Dudley
officiating.
Senator Alger gave a dinner last night,
his guests being the Secretary of the Treas.
ury, the Secretary Of the Navy, Justices
Harlan. White and Brewer, Senators De-
pew, Dryden. T. c. Plat, Beveridge, Cock
rell. 2uaries and Gallinger, Admiral Dewey,
Mr.. Don N. Dickinson of Detroit, Mr.. Jas
NJ Beck. Mr.. John NJ. Thurston, Mr.. Henry
NJ Duheld, Col George Hopkins Mr. w
:. Thompson, Mr.. G. ]. Dickman, Mr. w.
20 =, balley OK Harrisburg, son-in-law Of the
most Mr. Milo D. Campbell of Detroit and
Mr.. F. P. B. Sands of this city.
The engagement has been recently an
nounced OF Miss Alice Castelman, daughter
Of Gen. and Mrs Castelman and a cele-
brated beauty Of Kentucky, to Mr. Angus
tus Crane Hone. son OF John Hone of New
fork, and grandson Of Mr.. and Mrs. Angus
.us frame OF Morristown. N. j., who are
spending the winter here as is the usual
custom OF Mr.. Augustus Crane, their son.
Mrs. John B. Wight, whose stay here is
he mo er oct l4lf<
old friends. was the guest of honor at
luncheon and card party yesterday, given
by Mrs. Quaiffe.
Mrs. Robert J. Wynne gave the last of
her receptions for this season yesterday,
welcoming to her home several hundred
callers. many of whom have recently enjoy
ed its formal inequalities She was assist
ed by Mrs. George B. Cortelyou, who pre-
sided at the refreshment table; Mrs. Mann,
Mrs. Boutelle, Mrs Job Barnard, Mrs.
David Mercer, Nine. Lopez, wife Of the Sal
vadorian minister, and her sister, Mile.
Atnsworth. Miss Jorgenson and the Misses
Burke. Mr.. Wynne spent the last half Of
the afternoon with the company, as did his
two sons. Miss Ida Wynne, the school girl
daughter of the family, was another able
assistant to her mother.
Monday last a pleasant evening was
spent at the home Of Miss Belle Morris, 600
u.
until late hour, when refreshments were
served. Vocal and instrumental selections
were rendered by Miss Josephine Gould.
Among those present were Misses Anne and
Josephine Gould, Rosebud Lamkin, Irene
Timmons, Sadie Haas, Nettie Roth, Mss
Belle Morris, Mrs. Morris, Miss Sadie Beck
er Of New York, and Messrs. Schwartz,
Claude Thomas, VIM: Foster, VIM. Levy,
John Garner, VIM. McConas and Chas.
Gould. =
Mrs. G. Hussey Wilson of Connecticut
avenue gave the last Of a series of beautiful
dinners last evening. The house was
dressed In roses and lilies.
General Chas.s F. Roe, National Guard,
state Of New York, and Mrs. Roe, are in
Major and Mrs. A. w. Sibley, 2O21 Hillyer
place. -#-.-
The Columbian Women celebrated WASH
ington's birthday anniversary with a pro-
gressive euchre at the Stratford Monday
afternoon. The members were received by
Mrs. A. S. Hazleton, Mrs. Cutter, Miss
Thatcher, Miss McIlhenny and Mrs. Hodg-
kins. The euchre was held in the sun par
lor, which was tastefully decorated with
palms and flowers and the national and
university colors combined. The score cards
made pretty souvenirs of the occasion, being
emblematic Of the day and tied with orange
and blue ribbons. The members playing
were Misses Clancy, Graham, Dean, Hol-
brook, Pike and Draper, Mrs. J. w. Hol-
combe, Mrs L. H. Block, Mrs. Jessie Por-
ter Wood, Mrs. E. G. Deehan, Misses Dawes,
Burt Reinke, johnson, Daily, A. Taylor
and Pistorio, Mrs. A. NJ. Buck, Mrs. Louis
Amateis, Mrs F. A. Wolff, Misses Ran
dolph, Koetz, Nussbaum, Beach, Herman,
Coffin, Ossire, Ross, Du Hamel, Faison,
Bayley and Backalow, Mrs. ]. Paul Earn
est, Mrs. E. A. Hill, Mrs. George r. Davis,
Mrs. Nourse. Mrs. w. F. Dales and Mrs.
Mitchell Carroll.
The Martha Washington tea Of the Girls
Guild of Epiphany Chapel on Washington's
birthday attracted a large crowd of their
friends, who thoroughly enjoyed the ex-
cellent program, which took up a large part
Of the evening. Among those who partici-
pated were Miss Sadie White In a piano
solo; Miss Edna Avery. recitation: Miss
Rose W. Brett soprano solo: Messrs. Lowd
and Furbershaw, banjo and guitar: Miss
Eva Whitford, recitation; Mr.. Lenwood
Taylor, baritone solo; Mrs. Lake, recitation;
Miss Mary Crook, violin solo: Miss Ella
Knight, contralto solo: Miss Nellie Rapps,
recitation. Miss Lillian Pearson and Miss
Gretchen Hood were the accompanies.
A reception was given yesterday after
noon by the Minnesota Association of this
city to Governor Samuel r. Van SAINT. Mr.
F. A. Johnson, president of the association,
presented the visitors Col F. A Carmody