Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-14

H. Campbell Mrs. Bette Munday. Mrs.
James A. Bailey. Mrs. Ella Ward Burdine.
| Tacoma Park; Miss Eta Jackson, Miss
Nellie schntchting. Miss Fannie Chauncey.
| and Miss Emma Cook. Alexandria, Va:
Mrs. Belle Sherman. Miss Camilla Sher-
man. Mrs. E. ]. Barron, Mr.. Ralph s. Bal
well. Mary Stout. Alice Jackson. Mildred
Miller, Marion Miller. Mamie Cranston.
Marguerite Munday, Mary Ann Munday.
Grace Davis. Fannie Yeatman. May Ayres,
| Elizabeth Thornton, Ruth Miller. Edna
| Bailey. Helen NJ. Tyler, Masters John Rab-
bitt. Harry Rabbit James Bailey, Thomas
! Tyler. James Strobel Luther Strobel. Joseph
Strobel, Clarke Burdine. Howard Carson,
| Henry Mullings. James Mulings. Norris
| Bolster. John H. Cranston, George Gran
| ston, Arthur Cranston. Charlie Schafer.
Harry Sigourney, Noble Veirs. Leonard
| Ball and Willard Yeatman. Instrumental
selections were given by Master Howard
| Carson. Miss Tyler, Miss Eta Jackson.
Miss Nellie Schlitchting; songs by Miss
| Eta Jackson and Rotations by Miss Mar
| guerite Munday. .
Mrs. Wilson Falls and the Misses Falls
| will be at home to their friends Thursday,
| January 10, at 15l4 Both street.
beautiful wedding took place at noon
| today at the Church Of the Epiphany, Rev.
| DR.. McKim officiating, when Miss Eleanor
Parrish and Mr.. Joseph H. Bradley were
| married. The ushers were: Mr.. James h.
Hayden. Mr.. Robert X. Tyler. Mr.. Arthur
| Peter, Mr.. Henry Blount, Mr.. Andrew Y:
| Bradley, all of this city; Mr.. Redmond
| Cunningham Of Staten Island, and Mr.. Her
bert Conyngham of Wilkesbarre, Pa. The
bride was escorted by her uncle. Mr. VIII
| liam L. Conyngham OF Wilkesbarre, "a,
| and Miss Anna Conyngham was the only
| attendant. Mr.. Douglas Bradley was best
man for his brother. ~ wedding breakfast
| followed at the residence of the bride $
/! mother, Mrs. Charles Parrish, on 18TH
| street, for the bridal party and relatives,
previous to the departure OF the newly mar
ried couple for their honeymoon tour
Mrs. Howard S. Reside, 1920 10th street.
will not receive until the Fridays IN Feb
| ruary.
Mrs. Dean and Mrs. Paul. Oak Lawn,
| will not be at home tomorrow. but will re-
| ceive the remaining Thursdays in January.
warming party last night in Baltimore
| when their home was magni1cently deco
| rated with flowers and electric lights ana
| a palm garden arranged on the third moor.
! This novel affair was EMPOWERED in green,
| and from the ceiling, hung with Chinese
| tapestries, were suspended pretty lanterns
A number Of young girls wearing Alsatian
| costumes acted as mattresses to the other
guests who fingered at the tables under
| the palms. Messrs. Cuthbert Brown, JOS
| Collins and Albert Thorn and Mrs. Georgi-
| ma Wilson were among the guests from
| this city.
Mrs Biddle, wife of Colonel Biddle. gave
| a luncheon yesterday for Miss Peters OF
| Philadelphia, whose engagement to Lieu
| tenant Biddle has just been announced
Mrs Corbin. Miss Daisy Rush, Miss Leyey
| of Elizabeth, NJ j.; Miss Mckenna, Miss
McLanahan, Miss Alice Colburn of Boston,
Miss Tyler Miss De Peyster and Mrs. John
Biddle were among the guests
| Between 200 and 300 representative
women, members of the Washington Club,
| enjoyed this morning an hours recitation
| by Mrs. Helen We'll of Cambridge Mass,
| of ''Paole and Francesca
| Mrs. L. B.. Swormstedt and Miss SWORN
stedt will not be at home tomorrow, but
will be, Informally, next Thursday and the
| second and fourth Thursdays in February.
| Mr.. Edward Allen Sage and Miss Eliza
| beth P. Ivey, both of this city, were quiet
| ly married in Baltimore January I at the
| home of Mr. Charles Alexander 9O6 Hop
| kins avenue. The ceremony was performed
| by Rev j. T. Cross, pastor of the Fourth
Baptist Church. Mr.. and Mrs. Sage left
Immediately after the wedding for Philadel-
phia, but will make their home in this city.
Mrs. John c. Pennie will be at home
| Thursdays, January 30, February and -.
| The Misses Dana of Morristown were the
| guests Of honor at luncheon given by Mrs.
J. Lowrie Bell last Saturday. Among those
|
sell Young, Mrs. Downing, Mrs. Ferguson
| and Miss Ffoulke..
Mrs Abram Lisner will be at home the
| first and second Thursdays in February.
Friday evening pleasant social gathering
| was held at the residence of Mr. and Mrs
| Godron, 1853 street southwest, in honor of
| their son John. Vocal and instrumental
| music was rendered and various delightful
games enjoyed Refreshments were served
| h. I;,,;,, h. %ap1
tastefully decorated in pink and green.
| Those present were Misses Jessie Cost
Mabel Grigsby, Pearl Grigsby, Irene Cod
ron Alice Hough, Mary Koogle. Ethel
Clara Reed, Julia strobel. Annie Trede.
Maude Taylor and Lille Vernon, Messrs
James G. Berry. John Cowell. Walter
Brown. Chas. Dyer. Alex. Franklin, Harold
Rudolph Rous, Albert Robey and James
| Richardson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick r. Wallace are
located for the winter at 200 A street south
east
| Mrs. Joseph Romance Edison will not be
| at home today. but will receive Wednes-
days, January % and February H.
| Mrs J. c. s. Blackburn will receive at
| her home, 1902 10Th street tomorrow after
| noon, from until o'clock. and will be as
| sisted by Mrs Judge Howry. Miss Kearney
| of New Jersey and the Misses Speed and
Watson of Kentucky.
| The Misses Dana of Morristown. " J..
| who have been at the Arlington Hotel for
| several weeks, return to Morrstown TODAY
| Mrs George F. Huff gave a large and
beautiful luncheon on Monday. Some Of
| the guests were Miss Ffoulke. Mrs. George
| Andrews. Mrs. J. Lowrie Bell. Mrs Cas-
| sells, Mrs. DalZell, Mrs. Richardson and
Miss Mccoy Of Pittsburg.
Mrs. Henry w. Seymour. 1917 Kalorama
avenue, will be at home Thursdays in Feb
ruary.
Miss Isabelle Wells entertained at her
residence, 1715 Connecticut avenue, Monday
afternoon at a tea in honor of Nine. AL
bertini. During the hours of the reception
| Nine Albertini sang many Of her delightful
songs. Miss Terry and Miss White also
sang, and Miss Bailey played a violin ac-
compartment. The table was decorated
| with red roses and beautiful silver. Miss
Terry and Mrs. Frost served tea and
frappe Among the guests were Mrs. Still
son Hutchins, Gen. and Mrs. Gillespie Gen.