Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-05

blue cloth suit, with hat of pink roses and
! Foliage Mr. and Mrs. Fry left later for
Philadelphia, where they viii spend some
days.
| Mrs. Dryden, wife of Senator Dryden.
gave luncheon today in honor Of Mrs:
| Mcclellan. In the company to meet her
were Mrs. Kean. Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Hobson,
Mrs John w. Foster, Mrs. George L. Brad
ley, Mrs Wallace Radcliffe. Mrs Leonard
Wood, Miss Kean. Miss Phelps and Mrs.
| Kuser.
| A delightful surprise party was rendered
| Miss Ruby Springston Of 1854 10th street
northwest last evening. when those pres
| ent included Misses Matte Lear, Addie
| Lear. Regina Sheckels, Edna Mcclure and
Ruby Springton, the Messrs. Fred. w. Eng
lert, Roy Mcintyre, Lewis Winters, Guy
| Eiker, Cleveland Campbell and William
Tabler and Mr.. and Mrs. springston.
Mrs Henrietta Stuart, Mrs. Charles A.
| Prouty and Mrs. Anderson B. Lacey will
| give a tea tomorrow, to Z, in the parlors
| of the Portner.
| Ex-Governor Carroll was a guest last
| night at the dinner and vaudeville enter
| tainment given by DR.. and Mrs. Jacobs in
| Baltimore.
Miss Mary Rohrer and Mr.. Henry Paul
| Werres of this city were married yesterday
| in St. EliZabeths Church. Baltimore. Miss
| Annie Ritter was bridesmaid and Mr.. Frank
| Rebstock of Washington acted as best man.
| The bride wore white organdy over white
| satin, a tulle veil caught UP with roses
| and carried white bride roses. After the
ceremony reception was held at the home
| of the bride. followed by a supper Mr. and
| Mrs. Weres left on a late train for north
| ern trip to continue until about March l,
after which date they will be at home to
their friends at 11O4 E street southeast.
| Yesterday at noon a pretty wedding took
IF ha hrf 10 OF
| northwest, when Miss May Butler and Mr..
| Fred w. Behrens, both of this city, were
married in the presence Of a number Of
| friends. Rev. Frank M. Bristol officiating.
The bride, who is the daughter of the late
| VIM. H. Butler, wore white satin with
| overdress Of lace, with tulle veil, and car
| chimes were ringing the midday hour and
| to the music of the wedding march, the
| bridal party entered the parlors, which
| were decorated with palms and smilax and
| profusion Of American Beauty roses. Ow
| ing to the recent death Of the groom's
mother the marriage was made as quiet and
simple as possible. and there was no re-
| ception. After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
| Behrens left for Florida, where the honey
moon will be spent. They will be at home
| after March Is at their home on Bacon
| street northwest. Among those present were
! Col. and Mrs. c. E. Wood, Mrs. and Miss
| Norment Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Small, Mr.
| Louis Behrens, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. KEEPER,
| Mr.. H. s. Merrill. Mr. and Mrs Woodbury.,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Oyster, Mr.. and Mrs Prayer,
Mr.. B: s. Graves, Mr.. J: H. curran. Or. and
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. McNew. Mr.. Jerome
| Wilbur. Mr.. and Mrs. Spransy. DR.. and
Mrs. F. v. Brooks, Mr.. s. c. Thompson.
Mr.. w. A. Craig, Mr.. Raymond. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Watkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Long, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Judge, Miss Mothershead, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hood, Mr.. and Mrs. Whitesde, Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Zeh, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bridget, DR.. and Mrs. Duffey. Mr. and
| Mrs. Guy, Mr.. and Mrs. Hensley, Mr.. Mid
dleton and Mrs. M. E. Middleton.
The Misses Gordon of Baltimore. daugh-
| tiers Of Mn. Thos w. Gordon, are guests
| of Mrs Mclean at 1873 Kenesaw avenue
for the remainder of the week.
Mrs Henderson, wife of Speaker Hender-
| son, had a large reception yesterday, when
| she was assisted by Mrs. Grosvenor, Mrs.
Serene Payne, Mrs. NJ M. Parker. Mrs.
| Alexander, Miss Taylor and Miss Tilling-
hast of Boston. Miss Koon and Miss
Palmer sang during the afternoon.
The x L. c. r. Euchre Club was delight
fully entertained last evening by Miss Roll
Inns at her home, No. 47S street north
west. The prizes were won by Miss E.
present were Misses E. Harrison, V. Knots,
| S. Rollins, E. Knots, NJ. Rollins and M.
| King, and Messrs. ]. H. Arnold. c. Vier-
buchen, Rollins, Pittman, BRETT and Tow
| ers.
Mrs Harry Rothschild and Mrs. Sam
| Fischer, accompanied by their sister, Miss
Edith Schwarz Of Alexandria, Va, have
left for Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Miss NJ. Hill of the Virginia, 2120 G street,
| will be at home tomorrow.
Miss Beatrice Ashmead Is visiting Mrs.
Thomas Boiling in Richmond, Va.
Mrs. Marcus J. Wright, 1743 Corcoran
| street, will be at home Fridays in Feb
| ruary.
Mrs. George Marsh and the Misses Ora
| ham will not be at home tomorrow. but
will receive Informally February 13 and 20.
| Mrs. G. Wallace W. Hanger will be at
home at the Albemarle tomorrow and Feb
| ruary 20.
Mrs. L. Worden Graham will not be at
| home tomorrow.
The marriage of DR.. Frank R. Webb and
| Mrs. Anna L. Harrington took place at
| the brides home, AT Manhattan avenue,
| New York, Wednesday afternoon. They
| will have a short wedding journey, and in
| few days will take up their residence in
| apartments at 1877 Maple avenue, Anacostia.
| DR.. Webb is assistant physician at the st.
| Elizabeth Hospital and comes originally
from Masillon. Ohio, in President McKin-
1ley's home county.
Mrs. Edwin Lee Morgan will be at home
Fridays in February, and have with her
| Mrs. G. B. Maynadeer
Owing to illness in the family, Miss VAIN
| wright is compelled to recall her Invitations
to tea to meet Miss Cutler on Monday,
| February o.
Mrs. James E. Padgett will not be at
home Friday, February 6, but will be the
remaining Fridays in February at the FIRE.
| donia.
| Owing to illness, Mrs. J. Murray Burren
| will not receive tomorrow.
| A pleasant surprise was rendered Mr..
Thomas Owen Alden at the residence of his
daughter, Mrs. w. L. Turner, Al Q street
northwest. last Friday, in honor of his
sixty-sixth birthday. Vocal and instru-
mental music and refreshments were served.
| Mrs H. NJ. Teller will not receive today.
Mrs. Flora B. Cabell of Capitol Hill left
| today for Florida and will return about
| April 1.
! The wedding of Miss Mary Jane Shelley,
daughter of Mr.. Samuel S. Shelley of this
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